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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1924
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Arthur Lepp of Cleveland spent Saturday evening and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clarence Lapp. Rev and Mrs C Holsworth and children Frances and Beatrice attended the meeting of the
The Evangelical church society gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Conrad Beatz's Brownheim home. Misses Ethel and Lydia Thompson of Cleveland were guests in attendance.
Mrs Clarence Lapp will be hos tess tohe Needle Guild Society on Wednesday afternoon. Earl Dehn made a business trip to Cleveland Monday.
Dr M A Abbe operates as a licensed chiropractor with hours from 0 to 11 am and 1 to 4 pm. Evening appointments available at 808 Elyria Savings & Trust Bhig. Office phone 9194, residence 41364.
Stanley Ruth fell twenty feet from the Stone Evangelical church roof in Amherst and was taken to Lorain hospital for X rays to assess injuries. Dr A F McQueen treated him after the fall.
Nov 12 items report Capt Peter Full injured with fingers smashed while operating a sand dumper at Toledo hospital. Local florist LJ Henes plans to bring chrysanthemums to Cleveland. Several residents, including Mrs Crist Heiser and Mrs Willard Eppley, are ill or hospitalized. Visitors and familiar faces appear across Amherst, Willard, Oberlin, Hudson and Elyria communities in a brisk society note roundup.
Miss Coreasa Ernst of Eaton spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ernst. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Delefield hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cottrill, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nebush and daughter Mildred, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Robbins and family of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schroeder and children joined Albert Schroeder and family of Abbe Road. Miss Caroline Henson of Elyria visited her mother Mrs. Lillie Henson. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Goldberg of Elyria were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Balls. Mrs. Frank Bechtel aided her sister Mrs. Eva Bryant of Oberlin Road. Mr. and Mrs. L. Comings, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gouldry and Hubert Hahn of S. Amherst were visitors.
Sunday gatherings filled the village as families hosted and visited in homes along Lake Shore road. The Red Acre Farm play was performed at Russia township school on Saturday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C J Smith with Theodore Gridy family and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Dehn hosting Albert Harst Maxine Harst and William Baker from Lorain plus Caroline Spiegelberg from Cleveland.
A, week with her sister Mrs. Jay Fowl. Mr and Mrs Edwin Burrer of West Ridge spent Sunday evening with Harvey Beal and family. William Delefield of Lorain called on his brother Anthony Delefield Sunday. Mr and Mrs Newton Bechtel of Middle Ridge spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Mifton Baus. Mrs Mary Smith of West Ridge spending this week at son C J Smith. Mr and Mrs Carl Friday of Cleveland spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Baus. Mr and Mrs Harvey Beal and family spent Sunday with Abraham Eppley and family in Amherst. Gertrude Mary daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Date taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital Saturday for tonsil removal.
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