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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1925
Page
4
Amherst notices list local correspondents MMS B A Jenne at 132 Sprioz Street and Mary ONeill at 112 Spring Street with phone numbers Main 6 and W360 respectively, indicating a community contact page.
In Amherst at the Congregational Parsonage at 2 pm Pearl Hermas daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrews Hermas and Marl Pelton son of Mr and Mrs C C Beal were wed. Rev FL Haarman officiated as James Karate of Lorain served best man. After a motor trip to Michigan the couple will reside on South Street Oberlin. The bride wore daylight blue satin and georgette. the groom in satin crepe. The couple plan a dinner on return and a furnished home awaits them.
A local designer took a post at the Eyal Green House in Ober Mey, taking on duties as designer for house projects. Details on start date or specific responsibilities were not provided in the fragment.
Amherst obituaries and wedding notice details the marriage of Cilte Pippert of Cleveland Avenue to Artans Abersold of South Amherst in a double ring ceremony. The couple, both Amherst High School graduates, plan to reside on Milan Avenue after a luncheon and reception with family and friends present.
Amherst reports Hugh Finnegan known as Sonny to friends stars for University of Dayton prep team in a 6 to 0 victory over South Park Tigers. Finnegan raced for the lone touchdown as the Hawks opened their season in form.
Invitation to a potluck hosted by Mrs. V. King at her home in Lorain for tomorrow. Attendees are asked to bring one dish and two lurvey dinners will be enjoyed.
Sept 30 Amherst items note Mrs John Sablers traveling to Toledo to visit a ailing father with plans for her husband and daughters to join later. Several hospital discharges and admissions are recorded, plus society events, hikes by the Jossoot Club, a charity theater outing in Cleveland, and notes on local residents visiting Elyria, Lorain, and nearby towns.
Edsa Wallace Hopper touts Youth Cream as the best face cream. She claims decades of consultation with male French experts produced a flawless skin, offering cold cream and vanishing types with lemon and strawberry ingredients. She invites readers to clip a coupon to receive a sample and join the benefit.
Divers Direct S-51 Rescue to be held in the week starting October 13. Mr and Mrs Chris Carter of Godland Avenue return Monday from a four day visit with relatives and friends in Perseirie Depart. O Miss Laura Lake visits with Mrs J or in Elsha. Mrs Maurice Kessler of Reamer Place ill for weeks slowly improving. Mrs J T Henderson to luncheon today.
ISE of Lorain Amherst yesterday reports numerous Elyria and Lorain visitors. Mrs Charles Harris and Mr C Sreber plus family of Sandys spent the day at the Tisdale residence. Miss Lulu Marsh returned to Vermilion after visiting Mrs Frank Foster. Several Lorain residents, including Mrs B A Jenne and Mrs Wm Mewtoan with daughters, spent the evening with Louis Bischot. Local business visitors include G Menz from Cleveland and Manuel Baker from Toledo. Mary Rose Weszel Dorothy Zimmerman and others enjoyed Crystal Gardens dancing.
Cleveland report details Emily Philips a 20 year old author who sought feminine prison atmosphere by getting herself arrested for a shoplifting incident. A matron’s note to a friend triggered police involvement ending the stunt. Philips’s brother defends her, noting she has written stories and enjoyed reading Dante.
Gas officials address Columbus Ohio on September 30 as Daniel S. Webber of the Leasing Department of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company and CG Sprimer of a bus line discuss at the Ohio Gas and Oil Men's Association session. Committees report today while about 500 delegates and other companies attend the convention with an Elkstone event arranged for a later time.
London dispatch reports Sir Wyndham Childs head of Scotland Yard denies any plot to assassinate King George. He states there is not a single word of truth in the story of a pill to kill the king and dismisses the rumors as false.
A compact want page item touts the benefit of placing ads in The Chronicle Telegram. It promises strong visibility and measurable results for local sellers and job posters, highlighting affordable rates and quick inquiries to boost response.
The Exchans club in Oberlin elected Frank W. Tobin as president George M. Jones as vice president Otis McKee as secretary treasurer for 1925 26 At the meeting a plan was approved to have each member sponsor a crippled child to visit the Crippled Children's Clinic in Elyria on Oct 29 This is part of the weekly club activities in Oberlin Ohio.
Sept 29 West Ridge notes list numerous neighbors visiting each other around town. Frances Kolb of Carlisle Center spent a week with relatives. weddings, birthday gatherings, and Sunday calls populate entries. Lectures at Carlisle Grange and Bible class events feature local families and familiar addresses in Elyria and Lorain area.
The community records a sequence of social visits and gatherings. Families including Schramm, Lauer, Pesfon, Lang, Simms, and Mason are mentioned visiting neighbors such as J. Penfound and A. W. Mason. Oberlin College student Mabelle Simms spent time with her parents, while others shared Friday and Monday evening calls.
In Caldwell Ohio on a September day Burns, 39, a Canton operator, was shot by his employer Helwick who mistook him for a squirrel in brush. Burns was wounded badly, treated locally, and rushed to a hospital in Cambridge. Helwick had climbed a hillside, saw a tail protruding from Burns coat, and fired. Local police investigated the accidental shooting as Burns lay under medical care.
Ramsay MacDonald, former premier and Labour leader, today faced the Communist faction as tensions rose. Reports say militants attempted to attack MacDonald and seize control, with estimated 350 protesters involved in the unrest.
Riffs drive on ri ffs Fez reports a French force under Marshal Peria began a new offensive against Ritts. The action is described as preliminary to a larger push, possibly toward Ajdi Seat, with offensive scale noted as substantial.
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