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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1930
Page
7
Guthrie Cole of Celetex in Cleveland spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon at the Newell Hotel on the manufacture of Celotex a bagasse based building material. Motion pictures showed the bagasse to Celotex process. Several local men were guests.
Social items from Avon Ohio report Mr and Mrs Andrew Dechast of Justice hosted relatives for a weekend visit and Miss Lucy Walker stayed with Mr and Mrs Walf Barr. Mrs Emma Wilford stayed with her daughter in Avon. Mrs Frank Lemon of Cleveland visited family. Local events include a birthday supper for Eugene Hubbard and funeral attendances for Mrs George Forthover. John Jameson vacationing in Indianapolis. Rally Day set at the Methodist Sunday School. Avon Lake residents Lee Walker and Erla Martin wed in East Cleveland.
Thirty five members from St John Evangelical Church of Lorain enjoyed a steak roast Sunday in the Charlie Dehn woods followed by social time. Mary Eppley Ralph Fowl and Earl Dehn attended a Refinishing Club meeting.
Wednesday afternoon at Mrs E C Schubert Townine Road hosted a church supper guests from area attended the M E church in South Amherst Thursday evening George Knittle and wife attended Wooster Fair Wednesday Earlin Hanson to host Evangelical League meeting at his home Friday Mrs Little Henson and daughter Kathryn visited Mr and Mrs William Schubert Oberlin Road Sunday several Amherst residents visited relatives Wednesday Tea consumption figures show 1 900 090 000 pounds of tea consumed worldwide in 1930 per Tea Association report based on six month world record
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