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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1924
Page
10
Chief W N Bates urges complete spring cleaning to curb fires and health hazards. He notes piles of rubbish attract blazes and calls on every family to remove litter, avoid burning grass, and follow city laws to prevent losses and injuries.
An Easter token of affection presented to the Queen valued over $15,000 features flowers fashioned of fire designed with the harvest and includes several pieces of jewelry.
Cleveland-Elyria-Toledo line companies oppose Oberlin Village Council’s North Main street parking rule. Ordinance to take effect soon but may trigger rerouting, with buses possibly no longer passing through Oberlin. local brief notes on March/April events and city engineer resignation timing.
April notices recount social at Congregational Methodist gym with 25 youths, Grange first evening session with 35 attendees at Odd Fellows hall, school program featuring The Jackknife Man film and orchestra, teachers meeting with luncheon for 27, and Parent Teachers Association gathering with a community sing and talk on everyday problems.
On Thursday at 11 0 locals will host a dinner in the South Amherst ME church parlor with a bazaar to follow. Arthur Draga dies in Elyria Memorial Hospital from pneumonia. funeral Friday at Elyria with burial at Butternut Ridge. Mrs Alma Portman of Henrietta donated the School’s gift.
Ka A Eppley visited Lorain friends Monday. Dr H W Powers attended a dinner and Coun ty Medical Association meeting in Elyria. The home of Mr and Mrs F O Fleming is out of quarantine from scarlet fever. Zelma Short spent yesterday in Elyria. John Bartlome admitted to the local hospital. Airs Franks and baby daughter discharged from hospital. Rose Wenzle spending today in Lorain. Mr and Mrs E C Schuler returned from a few days in Cleveland.
Fred Berg and family visited Martin Schroeder in Amherst. Ben Schubert and Pittsfield guests stayed with Will Schubert. Chas Baldauf and family attended Mrs John Conrad’s funeral in Avon. Lucy Grills and Fred Kent’s Oberlin group visited Edward Schramm. Henry Sandrock celebrated a Thursday birthday with Oberlin friends. Edward Henson Elyria and Miss Cheesman Ridgeville visited S Nash. A J Walther Elyria wife Hazel visited Charles Simms. Elwin Sanders visited his parents H H and Mrs Sanders. Jacob Battenhouse and family attended Conrad Battenhouse’s funeral in Amherst.
The Spring fashions present a youthful mode that uplifts American women with slim silhouettes and long pencil like lines. Paris endorses a beltless long silhouette with fullness below the knee and slim frocks for most, while bouffant gowns suit dances and dinners for the young, with straight silhouettes for formality softened by details.
Sunday visits included Chester guests at G W Bemts on Chestnut Ridge and Misses Celia and Katherine Henson of East Amherst with grandparents Mr and Mrs Will Schubert. Vernon Schubert and family of Florida called on relatives Sunday evening. Donald Albright missed school due to illness, while Mr and Mrs Daniel Hoeh and daughter Eda visited Fred Berg that evening. Mrs John Franklin hosted the North Russia Needle Guild on Tuesday afternoon.
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