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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1921

Page

10

Golden 60th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Amherst

Freeman Stearns and Mrs. Stearns observed their sixtieth wedding anniversary at their Aluwut Street home. Friends from the Veterans Auxiliary and G A R post sent flowers gifts and a money gift. A cake with sixty candies and a poem were read as speeches praised the couple.

Freeman Om Chena Aluwt Street Wessa Veterans Auxil& Group Fiffeen G. A. R. Pest Guy Durham Tecker Tweker A. BK Mies Allie -Pock Field Mt Amherst Elyria Pda Mazpy J. E. Riley Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Sons of Veterans Stearns J. A. Kaley G. A. R. Post Freeman Stearns

Rotary Club Event Brings Joy to County Home Children

The Rotary Club organized a yearly outing for children at the County Home, weather permitting, with transportation on the Green and Yellow Lines. Attendants, trustees, and 100 plus family members enjoyed water games, races, a baseball contest against Rotarians, and a catered pavilion dinner. Children left with candy and prizes, as crowds grew beyond previous years, with thanks extended to local supporters on the Green and Yellow Lines.

Rotary Club Sochildren Cod Park Rotary Mosher Superinhome

Famous Artist Christensen Visits I O O F Lodges

Danish born artist and Grand Officer of the I O O F, Mr Christensen, visits the local lodges in Laporte. He shares what it means to be an Odd Fellow and describes the Denmark order collar he carries. He sails August 9 returning with greetings to America. Ladies host dinner for Mr and Mrs Hall. Sunday services resume after July break.

Oda Rebekah Christensen Denmark Holder ‘Christensen East Avenue Odd Fellowship America

Exhibition of class work at Settlement House

Exhibition of class work at Settlement House from 2 to 5 pm features groups including Daughters of Liberty in Gz ALR Bau Catholic Deushters of Ameries ima Kef CC Holy Ladies Ald of St Pauls church and Sons of Veterans in G A B Hall Young People's Society at Ock Point R N of A Mayower Camp in Wurst Hall. Missionary Society of Church of Christ hosts a 3 69 pm screen dinner with Mr George Insersoil on Lake Avenue.

Bens and Daughters of Liberty Alr Bau Catholic Deushters of Ameries Ima Kef CC Holy Ladies Ald St Paul's Church Church Sons of Veterans G. A.B. Hall Young People’s Society of St. Paul's Ock Point R.N A. Mayower Wurst Hall Society of Church of Christ George Insersoil Lake Avenue

Bible School Picnic Planned at Cascade Park

Members of the Bible School of the Second Congregation plan a Saturday picnic in Cascade Park at 4 PM with contests and prizes. A boys class ball game at 10 AM and a married men Emblemen match at 4 PM are on the day’s schedule. Dinner at 12:20 PM.

Bible School Second Congregation Church Cascade Park John Connabee Philo Miller D. N. Upton Nellie Hecock Martha Whitacre

Dinner Honoring Mrs Schaller of Peoria Illinois

Mrs E O Palias hosted a farewell dinner on Griswold Road for nine guests. The yellow and white decor featured vases of golden glow. Attendees included Mrs Schaller and several local women, with a social hour featuring musical selections before Schaller returns to Illinois.

E.O. Palias Griswold Road Rs. Schaller Peoria Schaller George M. Dellefield Charles Draegert Charles Schoenfeldt Conrad Ernst Teresa’ ‘Ernst Fred Tuthill Pearl Tuthill

Sunday School Officials Meet at St Pauls Church

The regular monthly meeting of Sunday School officials at St Pauls church was held Tuesday evening in the church basement due to rain. The session scheduled for Gien's Beach was moved indoors where the regular business was disposed of and a social hour with refreshments followed.

St. Paul's Church Gien’s Beach

Official Board Plans Annual Meeting Trip to Lorain

The Official Board of the Church of Christ meets to discuss plans for the district annual meeting. The service will be held in Lorain on the fourth Sunday in August, with the entire congregation traveling together by automobile, a special car provided for transport.

S ‘Church OF Christ Vof Board -of-Christ-last Mteht Lorain Church of Christ Lorae

Women's Auxiliary Regular Meeting Planned in Legion Rooms

The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion will hold its regular meeting Monday evening at 7:30 in the American Legion rooms. The session covers fall work with urgent preparations required. The president asks all members to attend if possible.

Legion American: Legion

LaPorte M. E. Church to Resume Services

Rev. Endly returns from month long vacation and will lead services at LaPorte Methodist Episcopal Church this Sunday August 7 continuing his ministry in the parish and surrounding area.

Laporte M. E. Church Endly LaPorte M. E Church

Daughters of Scotland Meet At Argyle Lodge Tonight

Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge No 6 hold their usual meeting tonight at Wurst Hall at 7 30, with initiation services to be performed. All members are urged to attend.

Daughters OF Scotland Argyle Lodge Wurst Hall

Third annual Dickason-Fa sign family reunion held at Glen's Beach

Thirty five members from both Dickason and Fa sign families gathered Sunday for a day of sports and entertainment at Glen's Beach. Grace Trimmer of Plymouth visits her cousin Mrs C H Fisher of Earlcourt and starts as a new Gates school teacher. Patrolman Waldron and wife plan a motor trip to Pittsburgh and points in Pennsylvania. Knights and Ladies of Security and I C O FL Hall plan meetings on first and third Fridays.

Glen's Beach Grace Trimmer Plymouth C. H. Fisher Earlcourt Miss Trimmer The Gates School Waldron Pittsburg McKees Rocks Pennsylvania Knights and Ladies of Security I. C. O.fl

Elwell's Set Shot Inspires Debutante Bridge Whist

A note recalls Elwell's signature set shot in bridge whist games. A debutante says she learned the game from his book, linking his influence to new players and classics alike.

Elwell

Ashland Chautauqua Reengaged for Next Year

Ashland news notes the Chautauqua program is set to resume next year. Arte Frye reports multiple intoxication arrests over two days. Obituaries mention Mrs Catherine Petot and others. Local marriages include John F Blazer to Nina M Watson. Cliffora Geib and Ference Lower tied to Ashland area. Victor records feature Fred Holtman, Ashland composer.

Ashland Chautauqua Arte Frye Catherine Petot Londonville Margaret Conrad Coldwater Ohio John F. Blazer Galton Nina M.o.Watson Cliffora C. Geib Millersburg Ference Lower

Birmingham Section Reports Farm and Church News

Several residents attended Camp Meeting services at Linwood Park Vermilion Ohio. Oberlin shoppers John Kranhenbuel visited last week. Clary family and H W Butcher from Elyria toured Pittsburgh for a vacation. Kreig recovering well after appendicitis at Norwalk Hospital. Sunday school picnic at Linwood Park drew many. Ocar Haise to Kansas with AJ Joyce for winter visit. Rev H J Thompson preached at Birmingham ME church.

Birmingham Linwood Park Vermilion Ohio John Kranhenbuel Oberlin MM. E. Clary Harold H.- W.butcher- of Lewis Kreig Norwalk Hospital Birmingham _ M. ‘EL “church A_ J. Joyce Ocar Haise Kansas AJ. Joyce H. J. Thompson Royaltown Birmingham- M.E

Vacation and Welfare Clubs Offer Summer Homes for Working Girls

In many cities vacant or underused summer homes could be rented to working girls for vacations. The Sidney federation of women’s clubs proposes that city clubs sponsor this welfare project, listing available homes and owners while protecting against damages with guaranties. The Sidney federation, with about 15 clubs and 400 members including the Business Girls’ Association, aims to place two women on the new health board for medical exams.

Smntecomnes Federation of Women’s Cluba Bof Sidney Afteen Wideawake Business Girls’ Association Untiriig Clyfe Welfare Committee New ‘Health Board

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Cleveland-Area Notes

Mrs C C Schisler of Birmingham visits Mr and Mrs Gunt Shuster at Brownhelm on Sunday. Adam Horm called at the Brechmaker Home in Brownhelm Monday. Andrew Schisler Jr of Florence was a business visitor Saturday night. Heartita youths attend preaching at Birmingham ME Church Sunday. Witzen family of Elyria with West Ridge kin meet Thursday at the Brandan home. Earl Joyce and family join Harry Day and daughter from Lorain for weekend at Mrs A J Joyce home. Latteman improves house and granary with lightning rods. Mae La Porta Stock Co shows held nightly this past week. Alice Keighley of Berlin Heights visits sister Mrs W Coultrip recently.

C. C. Schisler Birmingham Gunt Shuster Brownhelm Adam Horm Brechmaker Andrew Schisler Jr Florence Ita Witzen Elyria West Ridge Spear Mae la’ Porta Stock. Co Alice Keighley Berlin Heights W. ‘. Coultrip

Lydia Pinkham Product Praised By Roxbury Mother

Mrs. Maupe E Taylor of 6 St James Place Roxbury Massachusetts credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for helping her family of five children during a difficult illness era. She urges other women to try it, sharing her positive experience and gratitude.

Roxbury Mase Lydia E. Pinkham Aman Maupe E. TayLor St James Place Mass Lyte E Taylor E. Pinkham

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