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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
15
Oct 5 report from Town Line North lists visits from Lorain Amherst and Wooster residents, with calls at the Detfeld and Deledfeld homes. Evergreen Club hosting by Anna Peters of Lorain, and weekend visits including Ellen Seawartz and Mis. George Hers, plus birthday honors for Mr. Detfeld.
Local society items list visits and calls by Gloria Swanson, Mr and Mrs, and other Amherst Lorain area residents. Names include Mrs Joan Heres, Fred Busch, Louise Busch, Elizabeth Erns, Fred Coverdais, Wm. Gook, John Dezel d, Mr and Mrs Adamsor, George Kern, Sadie Beal, Henry Ernst, L Buscho, Mrs He Bischo, Mrs Newman, Bob Allsop and family, and Mrs Carl Dellefield. Events mention a St John’s festival in Lorain and a Sunday call on relatives.
Elery wall held their regular monthly business meeting. Mrs. E. C. Schubert of Town Line read and Mrs. Ansa Haag of Wooster called on Mrs. Sadley Beal Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Bechtel spent time with her daughter in Pittsfield this week. Mr. and Mrs. Mersin Schubert attended a Rebekah lodge bazaar and supper at Amherst Congregational church parlors Tuesday evening. J. Heathcote of Amherst called on Frank Larawar Sunday. Mrs. Anna Haag of Wooster and Mrs. J. H. Delefield of Town Line road called on Mrs. Mary Eppley Monday. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Yousey and
Kenneth Hellman and Mrs A Hellman with Mrs Margaret Burton of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs C J Smith and Mr and Mrs William Vercer and son Clifford with Mrs Meyers of Dover guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Laraway on Sunday.
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