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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1924

Page

2

Birthday Club Fete Honors Elyria President

The Tried True Birthday Club celebrated their president Mrs. Fan Clark in Elyria on Tuesday with a chicken dinner and program. Attendees included Mrs. Le Kilgore, Mrs. Sarah Kellogg, Mrs. Jennie Cheney, and many others from Grafton and nearby towns. A remembrance note announced Norris Wilmot’s death near Fife Lake Michigan, linking his family’s long history and a coincidental twin loss.

Rafton Fan- Clark Elyria Ord Norris Wilmot Fife Lake Mich Ernut Ridge Fred Wilmot Lake Albert Not Goblerigan Alice Knechtges Cleveland Normal School

Columbia News Briefs From Mrs. J to Ellen Weeks

Local society notes from Columbia detail visits by Miss Theresa Martzel in Cleveland and families across Elyria Oberlin and Creston. The Columbia Baptist church plans 1924 Women Mission Circle activities with officers and committees listed. The Columbia Boys Band grows to 17 members and more youth study music for Easter.

Columbia Theresa Martzel Cleveland Eli Beach George Allen Floyd Forest Allen Creston Cora Mills Elyria Evelyn Cartwright Frank Hineman C. L. Doyle Frank Hilagoss Toledo Richard Potts Baptist Mission Circle L. L. Myers Kuesta George French Thomas Dair Fields William Beaumont Jr Oberlin Alexander Adam Greenwold James Miller Kuntz Olmsted Falls Shelby The Baptist Sunday School John Longdon Jr Charles Stephens Helen Grills Rejo French Jean Bergamont Rolland Cartwright Clyde Snell Franklin Wood Uglbons Giebo van Arsdale Giebo van Arsdale, ‘Drum Columbia Baptist Church Kate Alice Snell Ethel Cartwright Hannah Longbon Lora Bastard Clarinda Wood Evadne Longbon Eva Beaumont Edna Bartter Edith Longdow Hattie Stephens Nettie Allen Constance Bartter Ima Walker Agnes Walkden Rose Baker Maggie Hathaway Edith Stephens Mary J. Osborne Bessie Weekly Janet Longbon Bradune Longbon Sunshine Elsie Stinchcombb Frankie Longbon Libbie Stephens Ella Hathaway Libbie Perry Jennie Walkden Nettie <Allen Sylvia Ives Jennie Mitchell Mary Gregory Ethel Stinchcomb

Adam Geist Festive Birthday Party Draws Family in Kipton

On April 2 Adam Geist was visited by about thirty children and grandchildren including Minnie Paige and Margaret Oberlin Maggie Pitts and Harry Riges Pittsfield Roy Lounsbrough and baby Pittsburgh Andrew Davidson and family Otto Geist and William Geist. A lunch followed and well wishes. Other local notes mention Elyria visits and church events with Union Church ladies serving a dinner at the school house and the Camden Center Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. William Crumby’s home.

J. A. Knechtges Thos. Peebles of Lorain James Tran John Copas Stella Elyria William Bryant Fred Reisinger Doris Ella Eaton Emily Tran Geo. Dent Saturda Hee Af Dent Cleveland E. C. Toghill Clarence Metzgar Toghill M. E EB. C. Toghill M. FE Ed Wise J. Clark Winifred Tran Geo. Spitzer Mildred Bartlett Esther Crowell Oberlin Louisa Neff June Crowell Helen Park Kipton Adam Geist Minnie Paige Margaret Maggie Pitts Harry Riges Pitteflota Roy Lounsbrough Pittsfield Andrew S. Davidson Robert Davidson Andrew W. Davidson Otto Geist William Geist Geist Moehl Kate Lathrope Margaret Radcliff Margaret (Moehl} Buchs Baby Beatrice Bradley Ladies of the Union Church Camden Center Ladies Aid Society William Crumby Ruth Obitts William Brumby P. T. Rooney Elytia Rooney Elnora Murray Harriet Smith Grace Eggers

Local residents share visits and moves across Ohio towns

Ridgeville notes show Mrs Barrier and Mrs Reitzman attending TB events in the area. Visitors include Reta Slater from Elyria and Rollo Beebe from Dover. Movements include Mrs Florence Stetson and Mr Keizer moving to the Johnson place. Lorain County PTA plans an educational meeting at Congregational church on Tuesday April 8.

Ridgeville Barrier Reitzman Fields Carnere Reta Slater Elyria Ethel Mildred Gilmore Rollo Beebe Dover R. Johnson Clifford Minkler Lorain O. Buck Florence Stacey Catherine Lucas Cleveland Florence Stetson Keizer Johnson Place Almond Blacksly Marsland Race Boltman L. Schaber Arthur Schabers Lorain County Parent- Teachers Association Congregational Church F. E. Hall J. Daileys House Shawville Road A. E. Healy Ruth E. M. Knowles Clara Bommer

Flower Show Draws Local Guests and Spring Plans

Visitations note Franks Bommer and Packmans from New York with Genus Brandt Hopp Bainbridge Meech at a flower show Friday. Hattie Meech returns from Texas. The Grange plans a chest of silver auction at Bezaar on April 11. Mrs Mason hosts friends including Fortune Gipp Terrell and O Lloyd. Peterman and children visited Stevens family last week.

Frank Bommer Peterman Parante Stevens

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