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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1927
Page
24
Birmingham M. E. church service announced for Sunday October 22 with Rev W M Kinsley as pastor and J B Dannison as superintendent. Sunday school at 10 30 and Epworth League at 6 39 pm. The column also records various local visits dinners and residents in the community including remodeling homes and a successful school fair at Pitley.
East Amherst residents Mr and Mrs Henry Beckel visited Mr and Mrs A L Weldemann on Sunday. John Weber sold his milk route to Mr Sharp. Anna Moebl and Margarite Lee attended Harry Pomroy's funeral in Elyria Friday. Raipe McAllister Frankie Everett and a sister from Fremont visited Thomas Lee. Ad Asguffe and Grace McBurnie visited Uncle and Aunt B O Branch in Mallet Creek. Gwendolyn Haigwood, Cleveland, stayed with her mother Nellia Haigh. Georga Bryden and family visited Oberlin Saturday. Arthur Bryden of North Ridge and Charles Romp of Litchfield visited Ban Hill. Art Witson of Rocky River spent Sunday with George Bryden.
Kipton Oct 20 The Community Ladies Aid Society will serve dinner at the Kipton schoolhouse Thursday with all invited. Nearby visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Weeks and son Richard of Oberlin. Several relatives from Pittsfield and Elyria attended Harry Pomroy's funeral in Camden cemetery. Mrs Fannie Hare of Lorain visited at the Thomas Lee home.
Mr and Mrs Huisld Lathrope and daughter of Camden along with Carl Moehl of Collins and the Moehl family of Oberlin visit Mrs Moehl. Mr and Mrs Clyde Hach of Cleveland called at the Thomas Lee home Saturday.
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