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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1927
Page
6
A compilation of Monday and Tuesday gatherings across Lorain includes meetings of the Lions Club, Masonic lodge, YWCA, and church groups at venues like L. GC. Hecock green A Lot Club and M. E. church. The notice lists dates, attendees, and social events including a birthday surprise, bunco, and a Thanksgiving service. Hospital notes report admissions and discharges, while marriage licenses list four couples.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richards and son Billy spent Sunday with relatives in Savannah Ohio. Mrs. O K Manning and Mrs. Paul Richards traveled to Cleveland while Elsie Seymour recovers from tonsillitis in a Cleveland hospital. Elmer Guthman attended a Columbus game. Harold Kunkle of Cleveland visited at 333 Oxford Street. Helen Crowe, student nurse at Charity Hospital Cleveland, visited her parents in West Avenue. A daughter was born to Robert Oldfeld at Blyria Memorial Hospital and another to Charles Loyd at the local hospital. Pete Taylor of Pittsburgh attended the Columbus game and visited Elyria friends. Ira Mae Jones from Eighth Street visited Mr and Mrs John Walker of Seville. Mr and Mrs Joseph Walker hosted at Williams Street. Fred Lawrence attended Oberlin football. their son Harry, Mt. Union student and football player, accompanied them home though he did not play.
Injuries recent. Mr and Mrs Frank Collins and kids visited the Krugman home in Carolina Ave. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Sirohl learned J W Mellish of New York was found dead in the big New York warehouse fire. Funeral service held. Hurlbut and Ruth and Manan Boyd visited Mike Bock in Elyria and attended Columbus homecoming and a football game. FLOM Phelps in Washington DC for a few days. Paul H Cope, medical student in Rochester, released from Strong Memorial Hospital after ten days with a serious infection. Clement and family travel to New York City for a few days. Earl Greenland and party head to St Petersburg, Fla for winter. Grace Doncaster of Roosevelt Ave spent Saturday in Cleveland. Charles Walker and C S Edwards of Medina visited relatives here. Mrs J A Mason of Harvard Ave spending winter in St Petersburg. Almon Sanker of Cleveland Heights and James Brandau of Princeton Ave hosted Sunday at their home.
Pittsfield reports a reading and music contest held among schools in Camden Brighton Rochester Pittsfield and Russia township. Participants from multiple schools competed in reading and music categories with judging and scores announced.
Brighton Tuesday evening notes the town ship meet winners with first place shored by upper grades. Miss Mildred Waite and Victoria Aliller scored thirds in reading and vocal music. Attendees include Leslie Preston and family, Louns sbroughs, Archie Waite, Walter Salzman, Gunnnton Dague, Betts Watte, Victoria Miller, Beulah Radcliffe, Temen, and Dr and Mrs Hickerstaff of Las Grange. Foreign Missionary and Woman's Societies met. relief gifts prepared for Guy Wildews on fire loss. Edward West and Margaret Ward wed in Oberlin Catholic church. small gathering and breakfast at the bride’s home. Mr and Mrs West departed after wedding.
A community roundup recalls Fred West visiting Detroit and local families in Pittsfield for weddings and birthdays. Highlights include Ed West’s wedding attendance by Nell Jones and C J Knechtges visits, plus Mrs F C Brandt’s surprise birthday party with a thirty guest turnout and a forty-two candle cake. Nearby mentions note Oberlin residents, and a line about Argentina’s rail project ending with a $6.3 million cost.
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