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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1920
Page
3
Stull has been a guest on many occasions in a garden themed affair. The event will feature beautiful appointments with colors blending the floral decorations. Guests at cards will occupy four tables.
Area residents and visitors share summer plans and travels. Miss Opal Joseph T. Tracy and Grace U. daughter visit Crystal Beach. Annie Thomas and Clara Williams plan Chicago and Cheapeake Islands trips. Rev J H Krause and family vacationing in Elyria. William Semple returns from Topeka motorcycle trip. several families visit relatives in Johnstown Parkersburg and Detroit. Community gatherings include Sons and Daughters of Liberty installation and LaPorte Sunday school ice cream social.
The Beyond Congregational Church group, Division A, will hold an all day session in Cascade Park tomorrow with dinner served at noon. Mrs Herman An of Princeton avenue left for Lakeside hospital to visit Mr Krughman who had surgery on Monday. Mrs William Ulmer of Fort Wayne Indiana visits two weeks with Mrs John Liggett at 175 Erie Street.
The Ohio Federation of Friends? promotes church unity across counties and cities in the coming year. Denominations affiliated include Brethren Congregational Disciples of Christ Evangelical Lutheran Methodist Episcopal Moravian Presbyterian Reformed Salvation Army United Brethren United Presbyterian. The Baptists have not yet joined but are expected to. Rev B F Lambig continues as state survey supervisor.
The city of Youngstown will get 1500 from the H. H. Stambaugh estate for an auditorium, announced today. The grant exceeds the initial estimate set after Stambaugh, longtime chairman of Brier Hill Steel, died in January 1919, with a seven year building deadline amid high costs.
Hale's Grocery at 715 Middle Ave announces starting August 5 deliveries will be made twice daily. Orders must be phoned in early and no delivery will be made for less than 1.59 dollars.
An advertisement extols the labors of women from girlhood to motherhood and asserts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can ease backache side pains headaches and nervousness linked to organic derangements. It urges hopeful trials before giving up.
In a speech across sea and land, the speaker argues Americans of foreign birth should align with the United States, warning against factionalism and appeals to class in shaping postwar peace. He stresses unity, warns of mixing loyalties, and urges concord at home over international governance.
A speech outlines moving toward stability and normalcy after war and preserving constitutional inheritance. It emphasizes progress without backward look, national unity, and equality of opportunity, naming several residents and local mentions amid hospital and birth notices.
Patients admitted include BE. B. Wiley of Grafton Amanda Burger of Spruce Street J Parnorzski of West 12th Street John Moss of R D 3 Beverly Ha
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