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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1928
Page
13
Mr and Mrs M W Laborie attended the 20th anniversary commemoration of Elyria Memorial Hospital at the Rialto theatre last Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Chris Dietrich Mr and Mrs Dave Dietrich and children spent Sunday in Brighton with their cousin Mr and Mrs Geo Smith Mr and Mrs Wm Koepp and little daughter Gloria Mar from
Amherst residents hosted Sunday and supper guests including Mr and Mrs B J Allen and others. Alice Dilgard, Clem Finkle visiters, Hart and Souda households entertained relatives and friends, a Masquerade party at the town hall, Halloween pranks, photos taken in Ashland, visits to Norwalk and Lodi, and a grandmother's 83rd birthday celebrated with a large gathering.
Mrs Myrtle Gregg reports Penfield news. The Farm Woman's club will meet at Society hall Tuesday November 15 with a comfort and a miscellaneous shower for a member. Mr and Mrs Chas Palmer of Akron have been visiting at R A Jones's. S P Carpenter of Los Angeles is visiting his sister Mrs E Minkler. Homer Sooy has a gas well drilled on his farm. Mrs Jas Hamlin, formerly Mary Eglin, is improving in Cleveland with her mother Mrs James Eglin. The class of 1930 of Penfield High School sponsors a dance in the school auditorium Friday evening November 9.
Lorain residents attend dinners and church events as Amherst schedules musical programs and society meetings. First Congregational church hosts Metzger Lees entertainers for a benefit. Ladies Aid and Dime Society events planned at various churches. South Lake street closure widens road and bridges as Bart’s Road Construction widens and repairs occur. Local ill health and visits thread through community notices with families and neighbors appearing at homes and hospitals.
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