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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1920

Page

2

Social and Club Events Highlight July Plans

Society notes list Round Table and Methodist service events in Elyria with July gatherings at Bartleet home and Crystal Beach picnics by American Lace Co and Western Automatic. Miss Mildred Love and Miss Claire McGinols visit Cleveland friends. Kent Southard guests of Mrs. Frank Wilford. local hosts entertain relatives from Memphis and Cleveland. Harlan and Andrew Shepard plan a Detroit trip.

P. Mily Geasert Elyria Square Satyr Methodist Church Jaly Round Table Club Bartleet Home Ridse Young Mens’ Business Club Crystal Beach American Lace Co Western Automatic Harlan Shepard Fifth Street Andrew Shepard Cleveland Detroi

Apron Social Delights Division A of Second Church

Mrs E A Wells of 185 Erie Street hosted an apron social for Division A of the Second Congregational church with help from Mrs Harry Young and others. The program featured piano solos by Miss J M Ross of Cleveland and recitations by Mrs Louis Renouard and others, plus a presentation titled Independence Day 4 1276. Prize winners included Mrs Margaret Mehrman, Mrs Don Miller, and Miss Beth Morrow. Refreshments followed as guests praised the evening.

E A. Wells Erie Street Harry Young A. E. Williams Louis Renouard Division A J. M. Ross Cleveland Filler Miss Barton Dorothy Gn Marie Sand B.A. Wahi Margaret Mehrman Don Miller Beth MM

Farewell and Birthday Celebration at Lawn Fete

A lawn fete at Miss Mildred Minch's home honored Charles Snoble with farewell courtesy and Myrtle Haynes on her birthday. Lanterns lit the lawn while fireworks and red fire brightened the Fourth of July season. Snoble, headed for West Point, received a handsome fin de siecle depin from friends. Haynes got a brooch. The event featured music and games.

Mildred Minch Charles Snoble Myrtle Haynes Snode Elyra West Point Haynes

Personal Notes From Elyria and Nearby Cities

Personal notes from Elyria detail Oberlin College fieldwork in Vermont under Prof Hubbard and Crippen of Lorain County Electric Co. Mentions of Dorothy Ingersoll at Oxford convention and officers, Dover Center superintendent L Jayes and Louis Welton going to Columbia, plus visits from George R Kelly and Mrs Converse. Birth announced for Raymond Carlin’s son. Recent deaths in Sandusky touched local families including Mrs Theodore Jenkins and Fred Kabinif. Ruth Wright returned from Detroit area visit. Marian Stevick noted in Wel la attendance.

Dorothy Ingersoll Elyra Y. W. C A Oxford Paer

Aged Father of Miss Martell Dies at Home

Charles L. Wood aged eighty six years died today at the home of his daughter Mrs L Martell of 920 Middle Avenue. He had come to Higris from Boston eight years ago and lived with his daughter. He had been in failing health four months and will be interred after the son arrives from Kansas City Kansas with funeral plans announced upon his arrival.

Charles L. Wood L. Martell Middle Avenue Wilkins- Hurat Kansas City Kan Higris Boston Elyria

Republican rally in public square tonight

Republicans from throughout the district attend a rally in the public square this evening after a band concert at 7 30. Ex mayor Harry Davis of Cleveland will address the gathering as a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, introduced by Mayor A R Jones.

Public Harry Davis Cleveland A R. Jones Davis

Elyria City Improves Waterworks Contract Costs

The city reports lower bids on 3 1 2 miles of pipe on June 7 1920 saving 56700 compared with February bids. It notes 181700 total savings from new engineers bank help and re advertising and outlines plans to verify figures in the Service Director's office.

Elyria

Girl Attempts Death by Own Action at New York Park

New York July 3 Miss Mary Helen Fee educator and author was found in critical condition at the entrance of St Nicholas Park after writing two letters saying she was tired of life One letter asked that her name be kept from newspapers She slashed her wrist but life may still be saved Doctors report condition as serious

New York Mary Helen Fee St Nicholas Park

Notice to All Electric Customers on Transmission Repair

Notice to all electric customers that due to repair work on transmission lines between Lorain and Elyria there will be no power Sunday July 4 and Monday July 5 from 4 30 am to 6 pm. Incidental lighting will be available but curtail use to absolute minimum. A severe storm damaged lines two weeks ago and repairs aim to restore good service. customers should limit current use to assist Lorain County Electric Co.

Lorain Elyria The Lorain County Electric Co

Bryan at Jackson Day Dinner Marks Fifty Years in Public Life

The article describes William Jennings Bryan addressing a convention, his emotional response, and the rally around his anti liquor and suffrage platform. President Wilson’s spokesman Bainbridge Colby counters Bryan’s appeal, ensuring administration support for the platform.

Texas California Mr. Bryan Bain Bridge Colby League Colby Wilson Bryan Senator Glass

Cuticura Heals Pimples Claim in Missouri Letter

Mrs. James B. Russell of Storms City Missouri writes that pimples covered her face and arms burned and itched but were relieved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She says after one cake and one box she was healed and urges others to use Cuticura products for skin care.

James B. Russell Maple St Storms City

Bryan plank defeated as noes overwhelm ayes in crowd

The gallery crowd anticipated the result as Bryan defended a dry plank. A roll call demanded by Mr. Bryan showed the measure defeated by about three to one, while subsequent votes on his proposals were strongly negative and silenced earlier murmurs of support.

Bryan

Harding Heads Home to Marion as Campaign Flight Ends

Senator Harding, Republican presidential candidate, leaves Washington for Marion by automobile accompanied by Mrs Harding. He aims to rest and avoid crowds and is expected to arrive in time for Marion homecoming events.

Washington Benator Harding Marion

Hand of The Law to be staged in Grafton Friday

Belden notes visiting relatives in the area. The home talent play The Hand of The Law will be performed in Grafton Friday evening. W C T U prize winners are listed with first and second prizes announced. The Christ in America pageant is set for Belden Mel Church on July 6. Dancing at Century Park Lorain is planned for July 5.

Chas. Wise Elyria Whh Grafton Gertrude Durkee Frances Kasperski Inez Goodman Etta Smith Norma Myers Ekie Sehnver J. D. Minnell T. Work J D Mennell Stacha, Mich Century Park Lorain

French 10 Celebrate America's Birthday in Paris

Paris reports government orders to decorate major monuments with French and American colors for July 4. The minister of Public Instruction urges university exercises linking Alsace and Lorraine to the celebration. Senators from recovered provinces will wreath Washington statue Saturday.

Paris Minister of Public Instruction France Alsace America Lorraine

Forecasts for Coming Week Showers in Early and Late Periods

Weather predictions for the coming week mark Ohio Valley and Tennessee with local thundershowers probable in the first half and generally fair later. Temperatures to run above normal with Great Lakes region expecting early showers, then fair weather midweek.

Washington Ohio Valley Tennessee Great Lakes

Greek Army Landing at Panderma Under Naval Protection

The Se res division of the Greek army from Demotica and Thrace began landing at Panderma on the Sea of Marmara under the protection of Greek battleships and destroyers. The operation had been expected for several days amid shifting weather and air conditions.

Constantipole Seres Demotica Eet Dental Thracs Panderma Sea of Marmot

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Mildred Love Claire McGinols Kent Southard Estes Frank Wilford Seventh Street Albert N. Fowler Oxford Street Mr. Fowler G. B. Gillespie Sarah Memphis, Tenn Theodore Braman Oberlin College Vermont Hubbard Oberlin College Geological Department Cy M. L. Crippen Loraine County Electric Co Rochester L. J .Ayes Hool Dover Center Louis , Welton Eastern Heights Boulevard New York City Columbia University George R. Kelley East Venue Cleveland Friends Raymond Carlin R . Noderer Johnstown East Avenue Noderer Theodore Jenkins Fred W. Kabinff Sandusky Ruth Wright Bastave Detroit Michigan Marian Stevick Wella Mis Martell Kuchenretther Albert Bauer Baby High Street Clarkson Harvard Avenue Kiys White William Jennings Bryan An Bryan League of Nation Mr. Watson Cuthura Dreamland William Fox Buck Lou Tellegen Wularad Mack Katherine Reed Ted Sloman Sunbeam Talmadge Isle Douglas Fairbanks Colonial Theatre Sen. Harding McCarter Jesse McCarter Militia Bureau Army Reorganization Bureau Brooklyn Philadelphia Belden Loig Hudson Rebecca Hudson Riverview Park Edsward Gehl Seventh Stres Gerald Squires Blame Street Chicago Chiclago Internal Revenue Department E H. Evans Internal Revenue Grennan Dr. C. Z. Berry Co Michigan Ave Ee “Kremola Oscar Nichols George Cooper the First Baptist Church WM. Elemes CO Lodi St. Elyria O’donnell CanDyl and Shore Inn Lake Erie Lake Front Louis Rich Lake Shore Vermilion Grebe Kornman Hackett & Addison Broad Street Paradise Soda Grille Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co the Savings Deposit Bank & TrustCo
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