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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1930
Page
6
Richard Metcalf son of Dr and Mrs Harry Metcalf has accepted a position as assistant chemist at Princeton University. Community notes mention church events visits and local social roundups across Elyria and nearby towns with multiple names and weekends observations.
Locomotive whistles interrupted speeches as General Benjamin F. Butler was announced to arrive in Elyria during a mass convention aimed at county nominations. The event drew supporters and a notable crowd amid the political fervor.
The Wellington Agricultural Fair is delayed two weeks because of inclement weather. It will now run Wednesday Thursday and Friday of this week, with the change announced in local notices. The item notes the weather-driven postponement affecting fair attendance and schedule.
WAKEMAN WAKEMAN Oct J Filking motored to Columbus and a Masonic event. Harold Millhouse visited Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Wooden hosted friends including Elvira and Harold Millhouse for Sunday. Miss Marcella Wright returned to Lakewood after a visit with Miss Emma Kent. Verna Finis attends Oberlin School of Commerce. Harold Mulhouse resumes duties at Meyers Trucking in Cleveland after weekend here. Congregational church divisions meet at member homes Wednesday to Friday. Eleanor Johns visited Bay Village with her sister. Rev J Messenger of Homer dined with Charles Austin’s family. Willia Wooden and I N Wooden hosted relatives in Elyria.
Beatrice spent the week with Mrs. Dorothy Cook in Cleveland. Guests at Mr. and Mrs. William Weekly’s home included Mrs. Weekly’s brother DS Jackson, his wife and two Cleveland children. Mrs D S Cook and children Laurence and Walter returned home after a month in quarantine for diphtheria at Mrs Elizabeth Davis’s. A lost suitcase with money and clothes was not pursued. Our girls’ and boys’ baseball teams played Columbia in Columbia. girls won 28 to 5 and the boys won 15 to 7. Mrs. Thomas Robinson from Fairview and Mrs. Harold Dutrell from Rocky River were visitors on Eaton.
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