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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1929
Page
2
A 1900 Elyria catalog shows strict blue laws and limits on Sundays. Bicycles required bells and lights, with penalties for reckless riding and blocking sidewalks. liquor rules were tight, and many trades faced prohibitions and licenses.
Prodigy at Four and Mr and Mrs Mulder hosted a social week with guests from Lorain and Cleveland. The community shared visits, weddings, and church activities as local families connected. Vincent School opened with 260 students and a staff of eight teachers under Principal Donald Sinclaire.
Sept 7 brief social roundup lists visitors and gatherings across Elyria and surrounding towns. Fanny Bellers returns from New York and Trenton to resume high school in Elyria. Several families, including Ramser, Warner, Bensley, Lowry, and McIntire, hosted relatives from Cleveland, Marion, Doylestown, Lorain, and Homestead Park. Visits from Lyon, Sneary, and Gibbs mark a busy period of friends and kinship. Frances Lewis regains school attendance after illness.
Town Line North records show Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stien and Woodrow Stien involved in an event at six o clock on September 7, as per local notice. The entry lists contact references for Mrs. E. Schubert at Town Line North with phone number 30509. Further details are incomplete in the fragments.
Ruth M Dunham will resume teaching at Day s Studio on September 14. Arrangements for piano lessons may be made at any time.
A long list of local residents and guests fills the social page with visits to Elyria and Amherst. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schubert, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Spie gler, and families from Lorain Cleveland Toledo and Detroit. A funeral for Mrs. Marie Schmaues is noted along with hospital discharge news for Frances Blackert.
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