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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1928
Page
6
In Italy on September 10, a racing motor vehicle driven by Emilio Materazzi struck a barrier and overturned, killing two persons and injuring others. The crash occurred near the main razzi as spectators watched the international race go on.
Sept 19 Y Village reports Clifton of Osborn road celebrated his wedding anniversary at the home with pink decor and a 9 guest dinner. Attendees came from Cleveland Bay Village Elyria Lorain and Chicago. Mrs Clifton received gifts. Anna Little leaves for Fargo. Sage returns to athletics duties. School opened with 359 scholars. Laura and Edna Hasster returned from Europe. Ladies Aid held a chicken dinner at church parlors with 10 attendees. Martha Beaucock returns from Illinois. Aldrich family and neighbors on vacation at Georgian Bay. J W Thompson Jeanette Terry Elyria guests. Doris Rasias Columbus and several from Darton Ohio.
Mrs 2nd and her daughter from Cleveland visited grandfather Wm Wilcox. Herbert Wacker entertained Uneeda Friday club members with a tasty dinner from 2:30 to ten attendees. Mrs L Wacker and Mrs F J Knowles mentioned in attendance.
Fragmented ad style note discusses indigestion causes from overacid stomachs and suggests a valerate product for relief. Mentions Magnesia and other antacid brands in an era tone. Readable fragments imply relief after meals and safer eating for upset stomach.
William Murray of Rochester sold a black two year old stallion named Anticipation and a three year old mare Carmine to C H H Bell of Mt Ephraim New Jersey. The pair, from Lorain County stock, are registered and bred for Laet and Carrot lines, with high expectations for blue ribbon foals. The sale was reported to the Percheron Society of America.
Rev James Siward spoke at the Methodist church on Sunday Sept 2 delivering two addresses titled Sonn Wreklife after a two month vacation. A Wellington band concert pleased a large crowd Sept 1 and Circle S band from Cleveland played here. Various locals visited kin, attended fairs, dinners, and social events in LaGrange, Cleveland, and surrounding areas including Elllis Ryan, Ruth Gott, Jean Adams, and J P Stevens. The Lyndon chapter O E S plans a first meeting Sept 17 with a covered dish supper.
Visiting relatives and friends across Ohio and nearby states filled a busy week. Mrs Ernest Knapp of Cleveland and Miss Maxine Bark attended a Norway Day hotel gathering with a four course dinner. Travel and calls included Ruth Stryker and Eva Booth visiting Toledo and Akron circles, and Stanier Pierce stopping by Canfield home.
Wakeman school opened with large enrollment as teachers Ethel Elms Ann Burke Thea Bellamy Wanda Reigle Wood Jones Maxine Burke guide classes. Wendell Bayiess son of Chas Barless wed at Congregational church in Block decoration by Mrs Metcalf. Newlyweds to travel to New York then Cleveland. Mrs Fred Peabody Oberlin visitor Mrs Lewis Bonk Norwalk entertained. Kenneth Ross broke his arm cranking a device.
The autoist lost himself one dark night after spotting a sign on a post. He climbed it, struck a match, and read Wet Paint. A tip suggests Celotex to cut coal use by a third and keep a warmer winter and cooler summer in the attic.
Litchfield notices report residents visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns. Entries mention Carl Canfield and guests from Springfield, Cleveland visitors for Burk Bayless wedding, calls from Oberlin and Fremont, and attendance at a Medina jubilee and state fair. Clara Ann Rising's illness and new coach for Hal Leach are noted along with a stack of family visits and shop trips.
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