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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1927
Page
9
Elyria merchants end the summer half holiday closing to resume full hours. Stores will open daily from 8 30 to 5 30 and Saturdays 9 40 to 6 06. Secretary Fellow notes the season aided the dull summer period and helped recruit for fall and winter as hours shorten nationwide.
The Pittsfield Mes. records the F O Betts and son sheep and hog show, Ayrshire cattle at Norwalk and Ohio State fairs, prizes won by Harris children, and visits by Pratt, Eckert, Worcester, Bradford, Pickworth, and Lincoln families. It notes Mrs. Pratt’s western trip, Berea and Cleveland visits, ongoing illness of Clayton Pickworth, and community church dinner for Lorain children.
Brighton and surrounding residents share a Sunday visit at the Sell home in Nova. Many local names appear with church, school, and election mentions. Meetings include the L. T. I gathering with officer elections and a pot luck lunch, while the People’s Caucus nominates trustees and a township clerk.
Brownhelm church services resume on Sunday at the Evangelical Church after a several week pause for redecorating. Sunday school opens at 10:00 a.m. followed by the church service. Article notes location Brownhelm and contact R. W. Bechtel block 15.
Town Line North reports a series of social visits and local outings. Mr and Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg and family plus Mary an Fowl attended the Berea Fair on a Wednesday. Several neighbors including the Mathiases and the Gelfields visited kin and friends across South Ridge Elyria Amherst and Lorain during the week.
Complete janitor service by Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co. Layberg and Brown advertise full cleaning for private and business buildings at 206 Elyria Block with phone 2600.
Amherst residents visit neighbors and attend social events including a tureen dinner and annual meeting of the Holyria M. church aid. The South Ridge Ladies' Aid and Missionary Societies held a Thursday session with readings and refreshments.
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