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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1929
Page
8
Storms lash Lake Michigan with 50 mph winds and 20 foot waves causing extensive damage along shorelines. Coast guardsmen battle wrecked vessels and rescue three men from a drifting boat as two lives are reported lost amid rising waters and collapsing breakwaters.
A nephew of A B Smith, John L Mander of Comber Canada, dies after five days illness from heart trouble at Elyria Clinic. Born Avon 1880, he leaves a wife and three sons. siblings and relatives across Ohio and Canada mourn. Also long list of local social visits, club events, and May activities including school program with Wellington High and a blue bird quilt finished by Congregational Ladies Society.
Murray Ridge notes a sequence of local visits with residents visiting relatives in Elyria Akron Canton Wooster and nearby towns. Alfred Derek hosted relatives Wednesday evening and Arthur Fesler attended a Parent Teacher meeting at Markley School. Mrs Anna Haag and Mrs John Dellifield called on Miss Sophia Schaible Wednesday afternoon.
Lorein visitors Mrs Eugene Bites and daughter Bessie. Winifred Decker of Loraine visited. Murray Ridge School pupils Richard Sneff Maude and Jean Fridenstein Carl Haag Marion Konittle Eleanor Phiel Beatrice Burrer Anna and Robert Haag Donald Fridenstien Raymond Nichols Watson Beal Arthur Horvath among participants in Elyria high school music festival. 8th grade commencement plans Lake Avenue Friday. graduates include Ervin Eppley Samuel Slufener and Murray Ridge pupils. PTA held final meeting with officers elected George Fridenstein president Herman Gannett vice president Mrs Edward Burrer secretary Mrs Geoge Knit tle treasurer. Program featured songs duets and a two act comedy Turning the Tables. Doughnuts and coffee served. George Fridenstien family visited relatives. Faulhaber and Derek families connected. Dublin Ireland reports one telephone for every twenty six citizens.
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