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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
24
Mrs Curtice of Wellington describes a sea voyage to France aboard a ship carrying a large U S group. Her letter recounts the journey with a lively, pep filled tone and notes wartime camaraderie among the 48 states and the National Champion American Legion members aboard.
At a Paris event the plate of towa pledged fifty thousand dollars to promote Iowa globally. Loram county delegates hope the Elita Drum Corps will lead Ohio in Parly September 19 with Cream Puff drawing attention. J J Clewell, Cleveland, 84, shares GA I veteran ties and links to Wellington figures. The eight Loram county passengers posed for photos, to be printed soon for readers to judge the journey.
Hazel Gibson stayed several days with friends in Elyria. Miss Benbow and Mr Ellsworth of Willoughby were entertained at Ed Bergs. Franks Hoerle of Lorain and B. M. Sager of Marion dined with the Marsh Andersen home. Clyde Bartletts hosted relatives in Pittsfield. Henry Albright of Elyria visited Clarence Albright. Clarence Opperman traveled to Clyde on business. Nellie Oppermans and Walter Wilford spent time at Ray Oppermans with May Bazore.
Sophomore studies at Aberlin College noted. Mr and Mrs John Youngless and children Gertrude and James, along with Mr and Missie Youngless of Amherst, visited Henry Lehmite Tuesday evening. Several other Amherst residents, including the Wirgers, Albrights, and Schmitzes, hosted or joined Sunday and Thursday gatherings at various homes.
Brownhelm Senator attends as PTA holds its initial afternoon session in the school auditorium on Wednesday.
A PTA meeting led by President El Poll discussed annual health plans from Dr. Bulls of the Counts health department. Health report cards will be sent with each child’s six week school report. pupils will undergo medical exams and encouraged biennial physician visits. The "blue ribbon" contest rewards clean health habits. monthly meetings set for the third Thursday. Lorain PTA invitation reviewed with committee chairs listed.
The Congregational church school will hold its annual promotion and rally day services Sunday morning at 9. Families and local residents including Mrs Geo Peck and the Peck brothers of Cleveland were mentioned in visiting and hosting activities with extended family updates from residents like Mrs H B Peek and Mrs MH Shat tach.
Toledo was chosen as the meeting site for the Ohio Association of Credit Bureau Managers during the closing session of the association here today. The concurrent annual convention of the Big Four bureau managers from Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana and Michigan will also be held in Toledo.
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