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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1929
Page
13
Brown, awaiting Joscelyn at Coomber House, endures a stormy garden vigil and a tense, conspiratorial plan. Rain, thunder, and fear accompany his vigil as he contemplates danger, loyalty, and a possible dramatic turn ahead.
May 15 reports Miss Margaret Leonhart visiting Miss Lilian Molder while Michael Saylor stayed with Herman Fisher in Elyria. Mr Schmehl and C E McIntire were Milan visitors. Mrs J Cook visited Mrs W Rader in Grafton. Elyria visitors included Mrs Barnett and friends with Mr and Mrs Mercer and family and Mr Grills and Mr Landreth at Joiner home. William Weatherhead, formerly...
A Vincent resident who recently lived in West Dover died on Sunday. Mrs. Walter McMillan is very ill at her Stop 5 Yellow Line home. Mr. and Mrs. C Wilford and Mr. and Mrs. J S Brown visited the former's sister Mrs. Huffman in Medina and called on friends in Belden. Mrs. Penrod returned from Johnstown Pa Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. D Woodings and children of Elyria called on Mr. and Mrs. J G Morris Tuesday evening. Mr. Gilbert Wilford and his companion were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C Wilford Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Pitty and Mr. and Mrs Harold Engle visited Mr. and Mrs. W W Marlett recently. Mrs J Cook, Mrs C Ackerman and Mrs M Lewis shopped in Lorain on Wednesday. The Hawthorne Troop Number 2 of the Girl Scouts held their regular meeting in the Vincent schoolhouse Wednesday evening. Little Lois Marie Prindle, previously ill, was much improved today. Mrs George Ridgeway spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs R Morris. Mrs A C Haynes and Mrs H C Chambers visited the latters in Star on Wednesday afternoon. Ten Markley school children will travel to Elyma Saturday for a music festival at the high school. Mr J H Haynes, ill for three weeks, is a little better. Mr and Mrs A C Haynes entertained relatives Monday evening for Mr Haynes birthday. A special meeting of the Markley Parent Teacher Association.
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