Ruth Spieigelberg Hosts OH-10 Club at Home
On Tuesday Miss Ruth Spieigelberg entertained twelve OH-10 club members at her home. The event drew the local group of residents and showcased their social gathering indoors.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1927
Page
7
On Tuesday Miss Ruth Spieigelberg entertained twelve OH-10 club members at her home. The event drew the local group of residents and showcased their social gathering indoors.
Rev. Ww. A. Tabbert conducted a Sunday service at the First Evangelical Church Amherst. The Schareins formerly lived on Middle Ridge before taking up new residence.
An American ceremonator in Paris uses a house telescope and wine camera to demonstrate life there. The fragmentary report notes a lunar themed demonstration and accompanying equipment.
A social gathering featured Bunco as the main diversion of the evening. Mrs. Fred Askew and Miss Werle Homan received honors. Hosts provided dainty refreshments for the attendees.
Oho poultrymen shipping eggs to New York in November December and February face the smallest price spread with New York wholesale values over the last four years. A study by Gale State University economist Wertz uses Ohio farm egg prices versus New York City monthly quotes to map margins among grades. Extra firsts show the largest gaps in July August and September while November December and February yield the least spread.
Huntington Grange No. 2043 met Thursday evening with a supper and a talk by Mr. Vann Arsdale of Columbia. Several local residents and visitors from Homer Ohio and Sullivan Ohio attended. The night included lunch and plans for a day meeting. Multiple residents visited family and friends in Amherst Bucyrus Elyria and nearby towns. Mabel Clark underwent appendicitis surgery at Oberlin hospital.
The Heights school in Cleveland reports three hundred fifteen candidates received degrees on Wednesday evening. Misa Ruth Spiehelbergs, a Cleveland visitor, attended the event as Waynerday noted. The Middlee Ridge Sreut-Troch erg Association postponed its Tuesday meeting indefinitely. Mrs. William Bechtel visited her sister, Mrs. Marvy Nelding, of Amherst on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Richmond celebrated their golden wedding at home on Sunday. The Infant son of Mr. received the Rite of Baptism.
William and George Ruth of Brownhelm visited sister Mrs Katherine Kolbe and family on Wednesday afternoon. Ned Davis and spouse returned home from Summit Point West Virginia where they stayed since Sunday with Ned’s parents Dr and Mrs G A Davis. Katherine Kolbe and sons Carl and Johno attended the sixth degree conferring of the State Grange at Parma.
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