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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1921

Page

4

Gathering Exhibit At Home Garden Association Event

The Home Garden Association hosts a display at the First Congregational Church Gates Room from Sept to showcase flowers weeds seeds pasture and native fruits and trees. Entries are mounted on cards with correct labels and judged by specimen count naming accuracy and neatness. Prizes include 2.50 1.59 and 1.00 with entries open to all school children.

Home Gar‘Association First Congregational Church W.W. G. Sharp

Sonic Picnic Plans and Club News Highlight August Events

August 10 program details for a Sonic Picnic include trans port to Linwood Park at 1 p m with a chartered special car and free transport both ways for those not driving. The Glen Club discusses Elks club reception on September 22 and Triangle Club dances. Miss Margaret Gooden wedding events feature Jap ham tans and a yellow theme with a fortune cake and gifts.

Linwood Park General Pomce Auto Eee Tor Sigrid Hallman Rpw Margaret Goodens Ich Uest Miss Gooden Tone

Hundred Club Holds Annual Meeting at Folger House

Afternoon gathering at the Folger residence marked by decorating garden flowers and a reception after business. Three new members were added to the roll while existing officers were reelected: President Mrs. John Faxon, Secretary Mrs. Brooks, and Treasurer Mrs. nm. The event featured hostess service and refreshments.

Ve Hundred Club House Folger John Faxon Brooks Etary

Mary McArren Hosts Evening for Miss Cecil Helakamp

Mary McArren at 235 Gates entertained Miss Cecil Helakamp as a house guest. The gathering featured games music and dancing with the house decorated in pink. A light tea was served.

Mary McArren Gates Cecil Helakamp Margaret Rran Incheon

Cascade Park Picnic Brings Community Together

An event in Cascade park on August 11 gathers local families for sports and a ball game. Organizers Laforte and the surrounding community, with attendees including W. Stanley and sisters from Anderson Indiana and a Hill family from Cleveland, traveled from Cleveland street to join.

W. Stanley Anderson Indiana Cleveland Irs Cleveland Street

Tonight and Tomorrow Community Organization Events

Audubon Bird Club meets at Lorah County Bank at 8 o'clock and Circle No 3 of St Pauls church hosts Mrs Mae Idr at 122 West Bridge. Several clubs including Rotary American Legion Federation Girls and Odd Fellows run luncheons and meetings in local halls. A Cascade Park picnic by Church of Christ Ladies and a Gristal Beach outing for County Christian Endeavor conclude the schedule.

Audubon Bird Lorah County Bank St. Paul’s Church Mre Mae “Idar West Bridge Street Church of Christ Ladies’ Aig Cascade Park

W C A Girls Hold River Wiener Roast Picnic

On Thursday afternoon the W C A Friendship Club girls will hold a wiener roast and picnic supper on the river at Goonville. Two groups will meet at the W C A promises at 3 o'clock. Each girl is asked to furnish her own lunch.

Riendship Club Goonville Twe W.C. A

Y W C A Board Meets For Monthly Discussion

The Y W C A board met last night in the parlors for regular business and several indecisive talks on possible future plans.

Y. W. C. A. Board

Woman's Relief Corps Picnic Plans In Amherst

The Woman's Relief Corps will not hold a regular meeting this week. Instead a picnic is scheduled at Mrs Field's in Amherst on Friday. The group will depart on the ten o'clock car for a picnic dinner.

Gorps Mrs. Field Amherst

Mrs Dave Draze Celebrates 69th Birthday Sunday

Mrs Dave Draze of 115 Marsielies Avenue celebrated her 69th birthday on Sunday August 7. She enjoyed the day with many friends and relatives who brought her several pretty gifts.

Irs Dave Draze Marsielies Avyenus

Shrimer's picnic at iLuclid Beach draws local notables

Major Asaph Jones and his wife Fant attended the Shrimer's picnic at iLuclid Beach yesterday. Weekend guest Sirs. H. HL. Toppleton of Cleveland stayed with Mrs. G. WW. Baker at 120 Farrison Street. Mrs. WL. Beal and her son William of 222 West Bridge Street are visiting.

Asaph Jones Fant Shrimer iLuclid Beach Sirs. H. HL. Toppleton Cleveland G. WW. Baker Farrison Street WL. Beal William West Bridge Street FL Weed E. H. Ursem East River Street

Local Social Notes Highlight August Travel Visits

The page lists numerous August social events and guests visiting Cleveland area residents. Names include Miss Addie M Black, Mrs Cassie Comverse, Mrs Winifred Nevins, Mr and Mrs Wm Kiely and son Carl, Mr and Mrs John Ulithe, Mrs E H Ursem, Miss Marie Dram, Mr F E B Ballinger, Mr J A Kaler and son Carl, and Mrs Water’s mother Mrs E M Horie. Also noted are visitors from Los Angeles and Cincinnati, a memorial hospital transfer for Mr J D Bran, and the seventh annual Tierrington family reunion at 6005 Bridge Avenue Cleveland, with attendees from this city expected.

Tierrington Daevid ‘Harrington Bridge Avenue Gieveland Clava Iardy Cleveland Street

Marriage Licenses Frenty Brenz and Ferm Morris

Frenty A Brenz 21 a salesmen of Cleveland and Ferm Morris 32 of Ridgeville obtained marriage licenses from Justice Short.

Frenty A. Brenz Cleveland Ferm Morris Ridgeville Justice Short

Death of Rev. Bryan R. Long in Columbus at 63

Heart disease caused the sudden death of Rev. Bryan R. Long aged 63 in Columbus. He was extension secretary of the Family Service Society and formerly associated charities and longtime pastor of Mayflower Congregational Church.

Columbus Brran R. Long Family Service Society Associated Charities Mayflower Congregational Church

Two doctors cleared in municipal court over legal conduct

Robert McElrath colored was accused of illegally practicing medicine after being spotted by detectives leaning from a second story window to a porch roof and escaping over fences. Jesse Wilson called an Indian doctor faced charges for advertising as a physician and surgeon and promoting a verceble cure for all ills.

Columbus Robert McElrath Jesse Wilson

Birmingham Woman Elopes After Quick Romance

Katherine Potres of Birmingham visited her brother in Cambridge and fell in love with Joe Suliz of Trail Diun. After a train ride to Cincinnati she returned to obtain a marriage license, charges of minor status were withdrawn, and the couple eloped to Wellsboro West Virginia for marriage. Mr and Mrs Sp Hailes Raye celebrate their golden wedding anniversary as he is famed as a leading Jersey cattle breeder.

Cambridge Katherine Potres Birmingham Ala Joe Suliz Traildiun Cincinnati Susin Weilsboro W. Va Tacoma Sp. Hailes Raye

Ridgeville invites all to August 11 social gathering

The first and second degree teams invite all to Leonard D'Liord's home in Ridgeville for an August 11 gathering. MW Hidgeville Granger will greet guests, and ice cream cake and melon will be served, with a welcome to everyone including strangers.

Ridgeville Leonard D'Liord MW Hidgeville ‘Granger

Arsenate Spray Kills Fall Web Worms

Fall webworms build silky webs over limb ends on fruit trees and shade trees. Home gardeners may use arsenate or lead in the fall spray to kill the worms, or cut out the web and apply the insecticide directly to the branch.

Insect Pest Control Mixture Described for Sprays

A farmer notes mixing kerosene with water and arsenate of lead for spraying to combat fall insect pests. The guide specifies amounts: a pint of kerosene per bucket and three pounds of paste or 1.5 pounds of powder per 50 gallons of spray material.

Elizabeth Martini Chicago's only woman architect

The text notes Miss Elizabeth A Martini as Chicago's sole woman architect. It mentions royal and cultural observations about women, including Queen Mary of England in her sixth year and Spain's reputed graceful women, and cites a medical scientist questioning golf as too strenuous for most women. Lincoln Park is to be patrolled by twelve policewomen.

Queen Mary of England Elizabeth A. Martini Chicago Spain Europe Lincoln Park

London Lens Captures Paris and Boston Fashion Flashes

A famed London photographer notes fashionable London women visiting Paris for Immcheon and returning home after supper. Boston Common draws attention as a stylish young woman strolls in knickerbockers while a Paris hotel heist highlights a satin coat theft. A Chicagoan wears a flax colored satin coat admired by society. A New York cafe figure is famed for a memory savvy coat-room girl who guards hats for hundreds of men without checks.

London Paris Immcheon France Boston Old Park Washington Charlie Chaplin America Rail Massachusetts Chicago Aliss Marion Keefer Dorse Ceare

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