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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1929
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adcock of Youngstown Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. G Cline of Coral Gables Florida with their grandchildren visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. R L Gardner at 606 West Seventh Street.
County commissioners advertise for bids to alter the jail for women inmates to free space for diseased prisoners. Bids due by October 23 ahead of contract letting. Plans by RK Silsbee and Elvira architect relocate women’s quarters to part of the second floor of the sheriff’s residence.
Seventys five guests honored Mary Lewise Jones at home on Cleveland and Abbey Roads with electric lawn lighting and a pink and white wedding gifts display for Mary Lwise and Avery Vincent. Loretta Nichols wedding to Alb Schaefer slated for October fifteenth features games prizes and garden flower table decor, with many local names in attendance. A farewell for Comrade J G Schaibly and wife precedes a new parish posting. Community clubs meet at Colonial Club and church groups hold elections and social games.
Dames of Malta meetup moved to six thirty on Wednesday at the IOOF hall. Community groups share events from showers for Miss Goulde Jago to lodge meetings, banquets, and hospital notes across Lorain County society pages.
The Rainbow Class of First Methodist Church met last night at 124 Chase Street hosted by Mrs Jack Gray with Mrs Marshal Whitacre and Miss Hazel Wiesike assisting. After a brief business meeting, games and refreshments followed in a social hour.
Kenton Ohio Dr McBurick moves to Elyria end makes hi suture home in Endler block. Wasi Bridge street Mrs J M McVer returns from Lakewood visit. Lakewood Ohio hosts Florence DeLuc Virginia Spear Snader and Esther Spear Snader. Several families host guests in Cleveland Niagara Falls and Chicago. schedules mention travel to Buffalo New York Canada Philadelphia and Columbia University. Birth announced for a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on September 23 by Laural Baldwin. other entries note visits and study plans in Ohio Michigan and New York.
W G Health hints from the YWCA outline a spring program of health education and exercise. Multiple classes meet weekly including Hmberlig, beginner and advanced dance, limbering, folk dancing, games, and swimming for all ages with specific times and ages listed. The fall term begins October 1 at WC A 318 West Avenue.
New books arrive at the Elyria library featuring fiction and autobiography. Among nine titles, five are fiction and "Pierre Curie" emphasizes both biographical and autobiographical aspects of Marie and Pierre Curie. Madame Curie contributes autobiographical notes on her radium work. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Eagles hosts a card party in Eagles Hall on Wednesday evening with 300 and Pedro on the program. all are welcome.
A fragmented literary review notes multiple titles and authors. It mentions Ludwig Lewisoohns spiritual autobiography and its tone, the Quotations Cyclopedia, Practical Poultry, Blair's Attic by Lincoln, and fiction by Williams Tarkington Richmond and Wallace.
Washington social season faces a host drama as Mrs Dolly Curtis Gann sister of Vice President and Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth wife of the House speaker contend for seating at MacDonald’s Washington visit. Both have prior engagements in Topeka and Cincinnati keeping them away from White House dinners planned for the premier's stay. The President may decide seating if both attend.
The Daughters of Scotia host a Bunco and Whist party at Woodman’s Hall on Wednesday evening at 7 30. Admission is 25 cents with prizes and token gratitude to attendees.
The Premier and his daughter Ishhbe will be White House guests for several days. If weather allows, he will visit Mr Hoover's Blue Ridge camp. Secretary of State and Sir Esme Howard will meet the Premier on Oct 4 as his train arrives.
Constantinople officials report a mass amnesty led to 80 thieves released. Within two weeks about 300 of those released were back in prison, prompting concerns over the policy's effectiveness and rising crime signals.
Several common pleas petitions filed in the past twenty four hours include Blanche A Suits and others of Wellington suing C A Cole and others of Oberlin for 104.22 on a May 4 1909 promissory note. Cleveland Trust Co asks 1939 judgment against Gaetano Orseno and wife of Lorain and for property view in Lorain. Lorain County Mortgage and Title Co sues George Papp and others for 2289.29 and mortgage foreclosure in Ambrose township. Rosa Kender seeks divorce from Steve Kender of Lizzie Base.
Lorain line. Western Reserve Finance Co sues Agnes Erickson for 422.02 on cognovit note granted by Common Pleas Judge A R Webber. Logan Ohio Sept 24 plans for an endowment campaign for the Springfield home discussed at executive session of Grand Lodge. New Grand Chancellor Justice of Marion installed. Berlin exhibits a 350 pound cake made with 1000 eggs, 60 pounds flour, 50 pounds butter. Canada aims to raise reindeer with 3000 herd in Alaska. Dance at Cascade Pavilion with Bob Veon Vagabonds Sept 24.
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