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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
15
Rubber sidewalks in soft colors are becoming popular in downtown Los Angeles as a modern urban feature. The trend highlights eco friendly design and increased pedestrian comfort in the area.
Cincinnati dispatch notes the annual river packet race will be staged June 7 over a 22 mile course with the Tom Greene holding current title and Captain W E Roe's John W Hubbard entered The article recalls past Greene line triumphs including the Chris Greene victory over Betsy Ann on July 24 1928 and July 15 of the following year and quotes Roe predicting a lively contest between the rival crews
Captain Roe and Captain Greene argued over bygone boats and agreed to a race between their favorites, The Hubbard and Tom Greene, scheduled for Saturday or June 7, signaling a friendly rivalry and a planned contest.
Penfield high school seniors present a three act mystery comedy Cat O Nine Tails in the PH 8S auditorium Friday May 16 at eight o'clock. Agnes H Bragg, graduate 1930 at Bewlah Beach Bible Institute, attended May 15. Mrs Fanne Durkee and Alvin of Grafton dined with Clyde Park's family. Funeral services for Lizzie Jones Peabody were held in Amherst. Peabody born in Penfield, daughter of Geo Jones. Harold Biggs and family visited with his brother R O Biggs.
Mrs A S Herdman of Akron visits relatives as over sixty attend H G Hastings and wife H Hastings silver wedding at their Litchfield home. Program includes singing, violin, piano, humorous reading, and psalm. Gifts include silver, a lamp, clock, money. Guests travel from Elyria Akron Wellington Penfield Massillon. Also Farm Woman's club event with bridal shower for Mrs Mable Bradstock Davis featuring poems and contests.
Avon residents share Sunday visitations among Gough Phelps Dodd and DeRues families with several Cleveland and Lorain connections. Pulpit duties at Baptist church noted and a gathering with relatives in Bellevue. Avon Sheffield Sunday school convention scheduled at Avon Lake Congregational Church on May 18 with afternoon and evening sessions.
North Olmsted notes report a family trip to Columbus by Mr and Mrs C A Seltzer Jr and guests Homer Lansford and Edna Seltzer. A baby girl arrived last Saturday to Mr and Mrs Irwin Bidwell. The Goulds expect Canadian visitors this week on their way through town.
North Olmsted Park officially opened for the season with a Sunday game between North Olmsted and Lorain. Mayor Seltzer pitched the first ball, Councilman Stiue was catcher, and Lorain won 11 to 6. The Olmsted Community Band also won first prize in the Class D State Band contest at Berea.
The ad promises a new MELLO GLO Face Powder with youthful skin in every box. It touts government-approved color, no pastiness or flakiness, a French spreading process, and long-lasting wear. Crandall's Drug Store features the product.
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