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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1924
Page
11
Hess and Mrs. VanDeusen, of A latesteed Biss to the Starr of China, led the meeting as principal speakers. The gathering proved successful from all angles, reflecting strong turnout and engagement.
Four men traveling through Wellincton were arrested for liquor charges after a search found a bottle, wine, and cider in their car. They were arraigned before Mayor Gott and fined 387.40 dollars total for intoxication and related offenses.
Wellington May 1 report: Milk association members begin negotiations to purchase the Belle Vernon plant with another meeting anticipated. Bellevue Vernon plant officers expected to attend to finalize plans. Also tonight the American Legion Minstrel show opens at 8 15 p m in Wellington followed by an apron social at the G A R hall. John Masten of Cleveland visits his sister in Wellington as local cattlemen head to Wooster for the State sale.
At Gust Andersons Buckeye street home in Amherst South, friends gathered May 1 to celebrate Fannie Krieg’s twenty third and Jennie Murray’s nineteenth birthdays with games and music. Attendees included ObErlin residents and Amherst locals, many gifts were exchanged, and the group left late. South Amherst notes mention cinder hauling, a flag pole for World War veterans, a local chorus trip, spring cleanups, and visits from area families.
Land owners and families including Mr. and Mrs. Len Rowe and children of Fields, Wm Crawford and kin, Mrs. Orin Kellogg of Litchfield, Guy Amsbury and La Grange, Percy Box and son, and the Box family shared supper at Mr. and Mrs. E. Durkee’s. Neighborhood residents Harley and families visited Fred Reisinger, A. W. Mason and grandson Robert from West Ridge plus Myers from Iafton Road called on H. J. Wilson. Mildred Box toured Elyria, Mrs. Sarah Reisinger stayed with her son B. J. Reisinger on Lake Ave, ieta Wilson recovered from tonsillitis and could go out, Tom Roach ill with grippe, Chas. Box with Leabes in La Grange, Harley Reisinger and daughters visited Clarence Bott in Coonville, Mrs. C. L. Daley and Dorothy from Elyria stayed with her mother Mrs. G. H. Wilson.
Wm. Cooley of Oberlin and Rawson Cooley of Toledo visited friends in Brownhelm Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Collier and children of Elyria and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bechtel of South Ridge called at the Chas. Bechtel home Sunday. Miss Louise Perry returned home Saturday after visiting Cleveland relatives.
Mrs Lourie with sons Burton and Clayton visited her brother J H Miller and family while others from Cleveland and Birmingham joined in nearby social calls. Brandau families traveled to see Ellen Brantlay of Birmingham and M B Peabody of Henrietta. Milton Leimbach with Calvin were guests at Wm Kneisel. R Bechtel visited Elgin. Howard Shattuck works for National Tube Co at Lorain. Alice Lenszler reports mumps. Evangelical church held Sunday services led by Rev H Summers.
Mrs D D Canfield has cared for her daughter Miss Mary Canfield in Berea where she teaches in the public schools as she recovers from mumps. Communion at Spencer and River Corners Methodist churches next Sunday. Union evening services of Baptist and Methodist churches in Spencer to be held at the Baptist church. Church night at Spencer Methodist church.
It notes an official board meeting and a Sunday school board gathering, with union evening services resuming at 7 30 p m. It promotes a teeth whitening product Bleachodent Combination, claiming safe surface stain removal and enamel safety, available cheaply at local ads and shops.
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