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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1921
Page
5
Fragmented text notes a class reunion nearby with Miss Newsome and Mrs F A Horaee among attendees. An evening program at the school house included music, refreshments, a marshmallow roast, and a discussion about a busi ness sign up or committee work. Several older attendees were present.
The fragment describes a social event at 150 North Rep Stype s home of Mrs J Buswett. Awards were given to Mrs Freak Xyritet and Patrick Burke, with a second prize to Mrs Patrick Barks. The card party honored the Irish Republic and Terence McIlwiney, Cork’s martyred lord mayor, rendered by Margareta Guth.
The Missionary Batiety of the Church of Christ reports an enjoyable outing replacing the regular meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs. George Ingersoll’s Lake Avenue home. The event featured a social hour and a lantern lunch on the lawn.
Fifteen members of the Service Star Legion met last evening in the American Legion rooms to plan aid for a Canadian soldier and his wife who wish to move to Canada for his health.
A dense list of weekly meetings across many groups including Women Auxiliary of the American Legion, Young Women's Christian Association, Knights of Columbus, Modern Woodmen, King Solomon's Lodge, Eagles, Elks, Rotary, Kiwanis, Poinsettia Club, and Sons of Veterans with venues like Legion rooms G A R hall Masonic Temple and chambers of commerce, most at 7:30 p.m. Various days from Wednesday to Friday outline sessions and hostess details.
A list of local events includes gladiolus display in Wilkins and Hurst window. Phnic at Amherst North Elyria and Carlisle Grange at Avom Beach Park. Dancey Baxter reunion at Ruggles Beach. Pythian Sisters picnic at Elyria Temple 294. Congregational Bible School picnic at Cascade Park. Rev E B Barnes at Union Bernice First Congregational. Rev H J Rose in morning service at United Presbyterian. Rev Quincy Blakely leaving for New England at First Congregational. Rev G M Knapp at LaGrange in morning service. Woodmen of the World picnic for camps from Elyria Lorain Sandusky and Huron at Crystal Beach.
Miss Katherine Hoyer leaves tomorrow for a week in Cleveland. Mrs. Dora Balazs and Helen Bohash, Stop T, depart for Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Miss Tda Harrison visits Ebuvia trends in Cleveland. Helen Dixie returned from Lorain. Angeline Stearns visits North Olmsted. Chief E. J. Stankard and family go to Detroit for three days. Young People of St Paul church held a wiener roast at Oak Point. Dr. Ambersoe and family back from Canada trip. Loope family motor trip through southern Canada and New England. Jack Carson back from motor trip through Michigan. Mrs. Ed Bernard and Mrs. Crawford visiting Sayles family. George H. Lewis family return from California and West. Dr. Neighbour on Bible addresses in New York after Mission work in Buffalo.
Oberlin residents report travel and relocations. Harry Slater family to Cedar Point for Quarrymen picnic. Reichard family moves from 109 North Pleasant to 284 West Lorain. J W Howard moves to Elm Street. W Meyers family to Boston, former address 251 Morgan. King family visiting Panresa Cal with sister, delayed return after sister’s death. Funeral for C. D. Krendpch at 2:30 Monday at Woodland Avenue home. Thurston couple travel to Claire Michigan. Eloise joins later from University of Wisconsin Madison. Mrs Wade Carsil and Paul visiting home. plan cottage return to College Colony Monday. Mrs Jessie Hill and George to spend winter in Baltimore with daughter Mrs For bush. renting house and leaving September first.
Chris Veltre and daughters Frances and Dorothy visited Bellevune on Sunday. Mr and Mrs R R Fenner of Batavia Michigan are visiting at the...
A Philadelphia woman writes about long period gaps severe pains and illness that kept her down for months. After trying a neighbor’s suggestion of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she notes improvement by the second day.
A narrator drives with Dicky after he rereads a troubling letter from Mareden. Dicky grows angry and evasive, while the narrator probes gently for news, resisting urges to push and using calm questions to steer the ride toward a calmer moment.
Geo Mosea rents Jeffrey blacksmith shops and will take possession this week. They will occupy the Buree tenant house. Al N Searles attended the Searies family reunion at Hinckley Friday. Mrs John Edwards of New London spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Frank Edwards.
WWE of Cleveland were Bun dey guests of Mr and Mrs Goo. The Ladies of the Congregational Boelery will serve ice cream on Wednesday evening August 10. Everyone invited.
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