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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
4
The Chevrolet Co on Yast Bridge Street opens its new showroom and service station today. A special Saturday event invites the public to inspect the new plant and its equipment, marking a significant development for the auto firm.
Miss Doris Zimmerman daughter of Charles Zimmerman Maple street and Elmer Dobosy son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Dobosy 1215 West Twentieth street Lorain were married at nine this morning in St Josephs Gathology church with Rev Charles Reichlin officiating using a single ring ceremony Mary Dobosy was bridesmaid Louis Hennes best man The bride was given in marriage by her father and the past month Mrs Henry Schroeder has returned to San Bernardino Cal The Birthday Club of the Missionary society hosts a tea at Mrs W Kneisel home Friday afternoon other notes cover PTAs first meeting at St Josephs Parochial school and a farewell party for Mrs Heussner in South Amherst for her move to San Francisco
A list of local ladies including Mrs. Flower and Mrs. Wragg attends events. Davis Ness of South Amherst loses the left thumb in a saw accident at a stone quarry and is hospitalized. Lawrence Klassen sails for Europe for several months visiting England and France. Salem Zechor of Tenney avenue plans a trip to Syria to visit his mother.
Rainbow Gardens in Elyria debuts a renovated recreation hall with a grand opening Friday at 7 45 p m. General manager Thomas G Gibson announces a smooth floor a Wurlitzer band organ and expert instruction for beginners. Ralph Wongstreth will manage the floor. Gibson a former champion promises year round events and novelties including parties and Masquerades.
Mrs Arthur Falkner of West Dover Ohio died at home age 6 funeral from St Peters church Ridgeville Ohio. Mrs Elizabeth Levay 47 died at Amherst home survived by husband Paul and four children funeral at Roman Catholic Hungarian church South Lorain burial Calvary cemetery. Elva Eckert 77 died in Berea with funeral at home and burial at Columbia Center.
Oberlin starts its Third Annual Window Fair on Friday Sept 30 with 62 local business windows turning into exhibit centers for Oberlin produced goods. The event includes prizes totaling over seven hundred dollars and a Pay Up Week to encourage settling local charges.
Local notes from South Ridge dated Sept 29 recount church services on October first with Sunday school at 10 95 a m and worship at 11 99 am. A Lima County male chorus program is set for 7 30 pm at the Brownhelm Evangelical church. Relatives and neighbors attend Willing Workers in Cevlon, while Frank Baus shows improvement at home. Various social visits and gatherings are listed, including birthdays and dinners with neighbors in Elyria Amherst and Murray Ridge areas.
Mrs A npa Kemmerling died after a long illness at her son James Kemmerling in Midland on Sept 22 and was buried near Grafton on Sept 27. Funeral services for Jack Biddinger, who died Tuesday, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Wadsworth Funeral Home with burial in Daneginc Michigan. U S District Attorney A E Bernsteen to speak on What Price Prohibition at the M E church meeting sponsored by the Wellington Kiwanis. Briefs note local social visits and illnesses among Don Barbershea Clavell M Williams Fay Douglas Lettra Dishos ill at Ben Keeling’s, and Gur Wells returning from Niagara Falls.
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Fred Sehaub Mrs Ella Fowell and Mrs J P Bechtel plus many others visited relatives and friends across Elyria Berlin Heights Lakewood Oberlin and surrounding towns over the weekend and into Monday. Numerous calls occurred at the homes of Delefield Ernst Lapp Bechtel Behnke Ackerman and Delsfield with meetings noted in Elyria and nearby communities.
Birmingham County Line notes a radio party at the home of Mrs Neva Searles and family Elyria with L L Funk and son Richard. Nearby visitors include Edward Schiedter Cleveland and family, and William Schiedter. Minnie Snyder and daughter visited J D Parker in Amherst. Mary Bogart spent time with Mrs Jessie Berkmeyer. R H Ewells daughter Mrs F W Gerber of Amherst was taken ...
Sunday calls reported from Norwalk area residents visiting families in Lakewood Cleveland and Berlin Heights. Charley Bytogi Ytogi and families checked on Ella Brandau while others visited W A Monider G R Kuhlman and Mrs Mary Bogart. A J Joyce renovates buildings with new paint as Chaley Latreman recovers after illness.
Norma Shearer, leading actress, will marry G Thalberg, a prominent young film executive, in the gardens of the Thalberg residence in Beverly Hills on September 25, in a late afternoon ceremony. The couple’s wedding follows months of courtship within the film colony.
DAYTON reports an added feature at the Wright Field dedication on Columbus Day a race for army pursuit planes for the Mitchell trophy. CINCINNATI notes two deaths from accidents and infection. Henry Reinmuth 60 fell on slippery steps fracturing his skull. Henry Hoffman 64 roadhouse owner died from blood poisoning after a rose thorn injury. Artificial wool touted as half the price of natural wool with similar warmth.
Hogs receipts 1600 in Cleveland market steady with 15 cents off. 250-350 lb hogs $11.90-12.90. cattle receipts 800 with slow weak beef steers 8.50-9.10 and cows 5.00-7.50. sheep fat lambs 14.00-14.59. Toledo hogs 400 receipts 10-20 cents lower. calves light. Columbus market steady. Chicago cash quotes show butter down, eggs unchanged, poultry firm. grains quotes across wheat corn oats rye barley. Minnesota and Toledo grain movements noted with mixed price ranges.
Byron Eby starred as a hard running back in Ohio State University practice, hinting he will be tough to stop this season. His performance suggests heavy scoring potential against Big Ten teams.
Announcement states a musical concert will be presented at the market every Saturday afternoon and evening starting this week. The Wagner Provision Co sponsors the events, inviting the public to attend and enjoy live performances.
Governor elect Theodora G Bilbo will spend October in Denmark studying Danish school systems farming methods and marketing practices to advise on agricultural improvements and school efficiency upon return to address the Mississippi Assembly. Beds and linens display in the store windows with Simmons beds mattresses and springs priced from 7.50 to 60 and 10 to 100 respectively.
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