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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
2
Thursday report notes Mrs. Fred Harpster of Elyria visiting Mrs. Jack Winson, Sr. at her home. The brief item records a social call, with no further details about purpose or outcome.
Brownhelm notes include Donald Lindsey's tonsil surgery in Cleveland last week and return home Saturday. Residents visit relatives, teachers begin new posts in South Amherst and Belden, and Oberlin’s Esther McQueen spends two weeks with locals. The Just-a-Me re club hosts a Vermilion bake sale as residents travel to Elyria and Lorain County fair.
Arnold Krof and Aliee Leins ter visited the John Kropf home at Axtel and the Charles Kish man home at Vermillion on Monday. Mr and Mrs B K Lindsley and son Donald with Mr and Mrs Sherman Lindsley and daughter of Vermilion were Sunday dinner guests at Willis Carrolls home in Lakewood.
Huntington A. J. Cole of Sullivan and Earl Crile of Cleveland visited John son Crile. Families from Akron Wellington Mansfield Elyria and Cleveland visited the Crile and Cassell households. Labor Day and nine month school notes, births, ghost light sighting near Spencer, and the Leininger reunion in Columbus are mentioned with several local residents cited.
In Amherst South Amherst on Wednesday evening the village caucus nominated candidates for November town elections. Major nominees include Arthur Enzle Fred Schaub and O J Ruth for mayor. John Schaub and Herold Allsop for clerk. N G Townsend Allen Thompson for treasurer. William Meacham Ray Jones for marshal. and a long slate for council including Jacob Kolb Tom Flowers Martin Springer William Slack J A Vinson Charles Nickel Henry Garland William Haywood William Gleason John Hanson Jacob Aebersold and Joan Wagner.
The school board notes services at Congregation in Pavor and several Methodist churches with morning worship at 9 30 and Sunday school at 11 00. There will be no services at St Johns Evangelical on Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society met in church parlors with Mrs Henry Nickel and Mrs A F Nall hosting with 26 hostesses. Dues totaled £5. Flowers were sent to Mrs Tom Flowers who is homebound. Refreshments were served to numerous members including Mrs Wats Durand and others. Mrs Harris received a bed spread in appreciation for past service. Mrs John Leonard hosted a noon luncheon for Cleveland Quarries Co. office members.
At her home on Thursday, covers were laid for Mr and Mrs Gunt Anderson, Miss Edith Heller, Miss Helen Cameron, and the hostess and daughter Ethel, Mrs William Krugman of Elyria.
Allan Lange, who was injured at the quarry five weeks ago, had the large toe of his left foot amputated at Amherst Hospital while spending Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Thomas Flowers.
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