Rpl Artifiques At Local Church Display
Miyria home makers of a half century ago valued beauty in homes and a display now shown at the church shows their artistry for modern homemakers.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
4
Miyria home makers of a half century ago valued beauty in homes and a display now shown at the church shows their artistry for modern homemakers.
At St Andrew's basement the Daughters of the American Revolution present old quilts bedspreads and coverlets many over a century old along with other antique items from Elyria homes. The exhibit runs today and tomorrow 10 a m to 5 p m featuring a 1800 newspaper copy a spinning wheel from 1830 and Civil War era documents and heirlooms from notable families with many items labeled while others remain without histories.
The Dysart Herald reports mourners attending the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Gessner in Oklahoma City and burial beside Henry Gessner. Local visits include families from Cleveland and Milwaukee. Community events cover canning school in Elyria, Memorial services with the American Legion firing squad, Baptist Church activities, Mother's Day observances, and upcoming weddings. The town prepares for a sewing machine clinic, Boy Scout recruitment, and Columbia hall football at North Olmsted after a recent game at West View ended 6 to 6.
A string of Sunday visits and calls are noted among Elyria residents including Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wohleber, Mr. and Mrs. Geo H. Dion, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hastings, Ernie Smith, and others. Additionally Matt Wohleber and family drove to Amherst, while various couples entertained or were entertained at homes on Mother’s Day and nearby days. A late 19th century medical aside mentions limited personal washing.
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