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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
2
News From Our Suburbs in Henrietta summarizes church activities for May 11 with Sunday schools and services across Reformed, M E, and Evangelical churches. It lists medals for perfect attendance, birthdays celebrated, and a long parade of local visitors and social events among families and neighbors.
Mrs Henry Hines of Cleveland reports severe stomach weakness with inability to digest solids. After reading a promotional booklet she tried Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and experienced dramatic relief, regained appetite, and improved health. Ad urges readers to request a trial package from Dr Pierce’s Clinic New York.
New Oberlin district residents list blue ribbon students Aubrey and Idabell Peabody and others like Irene Gorman Julia Moldovan Paul Mos Ralph Justin Betty Reid and Loretta Webber. Local gatherings include Mr and Mrs Nolan entertaining Elyria visitors and many Sunday visits with relatives in Elyria Avon Wakeman Milan and Lorain.
May 9 update from New London notes several events. Mrs. E i T Jacobs attended a friend's funeral in Shenandoah Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Triplett with three daughters left Monday for a two months California vacation. Mr Triplett will attend a telegraphers convention as a delegate. Mrs Tene Lancers Miss Kate Burk and Will Burk of Shelby visited Mrs P H Burk Sunday. Dr G W Jacoby attended Dr Friedine's funeral in Ashland Monday. W R C regular meeting Friday evening with Legion and Lux ury committees to plan Memorial Day. Grandparents Mr and Mrs W B Messenger host Little Johanne Messenger of Cleveland for a few days.
North Russia items report Mrs Mervin Schubert and daughter Vera Mae visiting Car Berkga in Fast Amherst on Friday afternoon. Mrs Farry Hann of Grafton visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Battenhouse on Sunday. Fart Bartlett and family of Pinefield were guests at Clyde Bartlett's Sunday afternoon. Mrs Anna Wilford of Loratn attended events with local families.
Local residents and guests gather for Sunday visits around Amherst Lakewood and Oberlin. Outings include Berg, Battenhouse, and Wasem families visiting relatives, plus a card party hosted by Marsh Anderson and Jolly Eight club. A health awards event honored district pupils and a community drama preview was attended in Oberlin.
Miss Nellia Maddock and Miss Hat tie visit in Ridgeville. Several residents, including Mrs. M. Gibbons and Mrs. Anna Gibbons, called on relatives in Elyria and Cleveland. The Ridgeville Grange plans a Tuesday meeting with its own lecture hour as the Junior Senior Prom was held in Spring Valley. Nancy visits, sicknesses, and social gatherings fill the week.
Eaton May 9 The last Parent Teachers Association meeting of the school year was held in the school auditorium Tuesday evening May the sixth with a capac ity crowd. Clarence Brush presided as minutes were read and approved. Treasurer Beaumont gave a brief year summary noting playground equipment purchase and PTA life membership for Mrs F P Moulton. Membership committee reported strong attendance and the Senior and Juniors earned a room prize for highest attendance since December.
A dense list of crossword style word clues and partial answers covering many definitions. Entries include ages anonymous abbreviations and various synonyms with hints about metals foods and actions. The page mixes theme terms with miscellaneous references and a note about a musical scale.
The report lists officers elected by the nominating committee with President Charles Bot and Frank Hales as Vice President. A program followed with piano and violin solos, readings, toe dances, and diplomas awarded to sixty two pupils and thirteen four year graduates. Additional items note nurse awards, teacher illness, obituaries, faith affiliations, and local social events including gatherings, home improvements, rehiring of Columbia teachers, and accident updates.
In Columbia on Wednesday evening the Epworth League hosted a Mother-Daughter banquet at the M E Church with a two course supper served by men. Mrs Hattie Snell gave grace and Miss Dorothy Crocker was toastmistress. Olive Bartter spoke for mothers, Margaret Hathaway for daughters, Eva Prindle read Edgar Guest's Home, Gertrude Akins gave a relation talk. A pantomime featured Vida Martin as Frances Willard and Margaret Bosler as her daughter, Lucile Lang read episodes, Mabel Rice led singing, Marion Jasper accompanied, and a one act play Mrs Blessing's Job closed the program.
Norofk announcement states Lieut. Francis M Hughes attached to the U S S Hatfield will report as aide to Rear Admiral Guy H Burrage Commandant Fifth Naval District with orders effective in April Lieut W A Griswold detached to duty aboard the U S S Niagara from Hamp ton Roads Naval Operating Base Washington
A misaddressed letter intended for Mrs Childs at Childs' Restaurant Granby and Main Street was delivered to Miss Helen Pugh by a downtown carrier. From Norfolk beauty shop, the note was returned stating Childs' is not at the local establishment.
Off the central Carolina coast, millions of pounds of fish have been taken by trading and sink nets. Revenue from seafood products in waters adjacent to Ocracoke and Hatteras is expected to reach nearly $2,000,900 for the season, which will wrap up in a few weeks. It has been a very prosperous year for fishermen in the area.
A second Elyria post office sub station will open June 1 at the corner of Gulf Road and Cleveland Street in E V Portmans grocery. Postmaster J W McHenry said the facility will serve East Side residents for stamps money orders and parcel post mailing. The West Side Wagner's drug store at 645 Lodi Street already operates a sub station.
Albert M. Stolzenburg, longtime of the Harry H. Smith Company, has secured the Lorain county agency of the Astrup Company makers of awnings and tents. He is temporarily located at 121 East Avenue Wall Paper Store with stock including awnings rugs and window shades.
A granite seven foot monument rises on a knoll near the Wichita Mountains beside a quiet grave, honoring Quanah Parker the last chief of the Comanches. The silent tribute marks his final resting place amid the landscape.
The movcument erected after a federal appropriation of 1500 was authorized by Congress. Dedicatory plans have not been announced by Quanah’s kin and close friends.
In Raleigh a case of mistaken identity emerged when Susie Alston, a Black maid, sat up with a corpse believing it to be an old friend. She later learned Rosa Baldwin was dead, but her mother contradicted the claim saying Rosa was not ill and not dead. Investigators found two women with the same name in the city.
Federal authorities join hunt for a man who passed counterfeit half dollars to newsboys in GreeleyColorado. The losses were reimbursed by their employer who repaid with good coins.
A record shipment of dressed rabbit meat left Colorado Springs for New York City. The consignment weighed more than 6,000 pounds, the largest single shipment of its kind in the United States.
Fred Eshelman discovered a solid black egg while tending a black duck on its nest at the Eshelman Lenuery in Sioux City Indiana. The find appears unusual and drew attention from local observers. No further details were provided.
COHASSET Mass Luther Bates longtime local resident died recently at age 60 He spent his nights in his home in Cohasset and his death was reported as a local obituary noting his age
Advertisement lists small size refrigerators at 139.50 and large size at 154.50 with easy terms from Electric Appliance Co. on Middle Ave and phone numbers 2169 and 2286.
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