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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1926
Page
9
An evening devotion at the church drew attendees including Hore and Smothers. Miss served as junior league teacher and other topics included the importance of good conduct with engaging discussions. Also reported are Holy Name Josephs Catholic school news, obituaries, and local society updates.
The St Pe church announces an Evangelical service and a funeral for Burton mnherst resident. The bulletin urges attendance at the regular meeting and notes household goods moved by Mrs Cecil Overt and Mrs Nellie Jordan to a portion of the home on Mid ale Ridge.
A brief note marks May 8 in Amherst for a retirement tribute to Ted CK A Loowis in the ring. The event title hints at a playful pageant or sporting mischief honoring a longtime figure from the local boxing or athletic circle.
ENMEES Baumhardt welcomes son with Plato Coal and Supply Co. Roy Anderson spends Monday with Plato. Mr. and Mrs. Bertha Shank and Raver visit Elyday with Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Klein. Guests include Geo Spent, Chas Becker, OL H Meazel, and others from Oberlin and Cleveland. Baker and a guest Miss Smith host Oberlin friends amid Monday and Sunday gatherings.
The notice lists transfers from Frederick C. Thometo to Andrew Walsh and others, with sublots and tract fragments in Ridgeville, Sheffield Lake, West Shore, Amherst, Avon, and Elyria. Amounts mostly show $10 payments, with several parcels and lot numbers noted.
The column mentions Steve Danos and English jockeys, cable links between Chicago and London, tennis wardrobe opinions favoring plain gear, California tennis star and fan gifts, New York Yankees hitting spree with 52 hits in four games, and Jockey Club rule adoption worldwide.
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