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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
18
Original invitations use rhymes on pale green paper tied with yellow ribbon. Decor ideas include pink blossom cutouts on branches and pussy willow place cards. Party games feature a string maze and a word ending activity with jingle prompts.
Fragmentary text mentions eggs in a batch process with unclear names and places. No clear individuals, organizations, or events emerge. summary limited by unreadable content.
Mrs Perry Dawley visited Cleveland last week while Mrs Harry Haven plans a Ladies Aid gathering this Thursday. Mr and Mrs Burton Ross hosted dinner with two daughters and A E Giles in Laporte. Fay and Frank Longdon recover from illness as Walter Carveth honors his wife’s birthday. Ruth Ross visits from Ridgeville. Alice Little from Elyria joins F D Longdow. About forty celebrate Ralph Hennie’s twenty first birthday with an I O O F ring.
Cleveland guest Miss Ivy Dawley visits her Cleveland hosts, spending Sunday with her parents. In Jefferson County near Amsterdam Louis Belffath digs up wild parsnips warning children not to touch them. Three children bite a root. Joseph 13 dies while Robert 7 and Louis 4 are in critical condition.
James H. Allen suffered years with rheumatism and devised a treatment dissolving uric acid deposits. He claimed his formula banished symptoms and offered refunds if no benefit. Crandall's Pharmacy is agent for Allenrhy in the area to distribute the remedy.
A broken stream of words outlines a circus wagon incident with a missing horse and a hyena’s laugh heard near Water Rose. the sequence mentions Betty and a grim scene of panic as the horse disappeared before the group could respond.
A circus woke dawn residents as tents rose near a Swedish workman’s town. Mothers hurried children to church as the procession neared, while lingering crowds observed the site and a crowd gathered for a village social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pevier.
Mr oma Mes Raymond Simos entertained at the home of Harvey Beal in the South Bridge area. Welter Sipple visited Lama Ohio for several days. Mrs Thomas Feuer and Mr Kart Fuser were seen with friends in Exownhelm on Sunday. Others from Amherst, Cleveland, Elyria and nearby areas were listed visiting and hosting in light social gatherings.
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