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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1921

Page

6

River area bottle making case eyed for county action

A court considers action over a houseboat operation tied to illicit alcohol production in the river area. Officials weigh extending control to a former farm site in the county to address the matter amid ongoing investigations.

Double Wedding Joins Grandmother and Granddaughter

A unique double wedding joined Miss Vyviah Yackels, 13, and Mrs. Ada Didlack, 57, at the same altar with their husbands Archie Comber, 27, and Martin Shisler, 64. Yackels obtained a license after persuading Judge Palmer at 4:36 PM, then Rev. Bates officiated both ceremonies. Comber is a local mechanic. Shisler works as a meat cutter at Oakwood.

Vyviah Yackels Ada Didlack Archie Comber Martin Shisler Yackles O. W. Palmer

Wellington Band Concert Draws Record Crowds

Wellington residents packed Tuesday evening events as the Boys Band drew larger crowds than ever, with people arriving from all directions to enjoy the music. The local merchants offered a Free Picture Show, packed for three showings, making Tuesday night a bustling business and entertainment fit.

Wellington

Methodist Picnic at Snegar Hill Notice

The Methodists held their annual picnic at Snegar Hill on Wednesday starting with a 2 pm gathering at the church and transportation to the ground arranged. By 6 pm all attendees enjoyed a bountiful picnic supper with well filled baskets.

Wellington Snegar Hill

Baptist Picnic Held by Wellington Ladies Union

The Ladies Union of the Baptist church held its annual picnic on a Wednesday afternoon at Wesley Millers. All the ladies brought well filled baskets and the event was described as the best of time by all present.

Wellington Ladies Union of the Baptist ‘Church Wesley Millers

Wellington locals enjoy Lake Ontario auto trip

Mr. and Mrs. W F Van Valkenburg of Chagrin Falls and Mrs Nichols of Medina visit Mr and Mrs E E Watters. Miss Mabel Wyant and sister Cleta travel with the Wyants and James Fraser of Norwalk on a Great Lakes auto trip. Cora Pager from Canton visits Miss Gladys Arnold while Lloyd Coats of Detroit stays with F F Coats. McClafflin and L A Johnson with families plan a few days at Niagara Falls.

Wellington W. F. van Valkenburg Chagrin Falls Nichols Medina E.E. Watters Mabel Wyant Cleta Bo Wyant Danbury Jas. Fraser Nor Great Lakes Cora Canton Aliss Gladys Arnold Lloyd _ Coats Detroit Mich Ars F. F. “Coats A. OW. McClafflin L. A. Johnson Nicagara Falls

Kiwanis appoints panel for Bucyrus centennial

Dermuth Renkert Ralph Jolly John Pace and George Rinker were named by the Bucyrus Kiwanis Club to organize the centennial celebration to be held in October.

Bucyrus Dermuth Renkert Ralph Jolly John Pace George Rinker Kiwanis Club

Traveling Libraries Bring Settlers Wisdom and Fiction

Traveling libraries established by prairie governments bring books to settlers in Western Canada. They visit women's institutes, clubs, and societies for nine months, with 75 percent of readers being women and fiction most in demand. Each set contains about fifty books on fiction science biography travel and history. Saskatchewan alone hosts 630 libraries placing 26 500 books in circulation.

Prince Albert SASK Prairie Provices Canada United States Canadian National Railways Agricultural Extension Service Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta

Penfield Notes Include Social, Visits, and A Fire Loss

Penfield notes record Kathryn Klein haus camping with Wellington and Cleveland friends at Lakewood, Mrs Naylor selling to Sir Oestracher of Cleveland, a social for Mrs Claude Berkey's class at Society Hall, an ice cream sale, and a poultry culling demo at Ray Bacheller's. Also listed are numerous visits, travels, a machine accident near Youngstown, a hospital return, church social events, and a fire destroying AH Hayes barn with two cows perishing.

Penfield Kathryn Kleinhaus Wellington Cleveland Lakewood Geo. Devereaux Rosetta Welsher A. Dodge Youngstown Wim. Duerr Wilsey caliPre Co. Behnkes Ruth- Beits Oberlich Paui. Cain Elmer Bunkle Bellevue Steward Henry Powell East Palestie Ohio Walter Smith Jewie Anbie St. Joseph’ S Benpipal Lorain Mark Deverean Lyman Shaw Riv Stie Shay Attehigat Scipate Froc G. Dent Elmer Srinner Brownhelm Brouse St. Joseph's Hospital D.c.watts Greenwich Louie Taylor Orlando Minkler Gon Clifton E. Minkler Elizabeth Naylor Fiord de. Longs Leona Wolfe Congregational ‘Aid Society

Wedding reception honors bride Leona in Chatham home

The Kitts list aluminum pyrex cnt glass linen and silver among gifts signaling bride esteem. Delighted guests enjoyed refreshments and wished Leona happiness in her future home in Chatham.

Kitts Leona Chatham

Horses vanish in Hawaii amid motor car rise

In Hawaii horses have nearly disappeared as motor cars dominate transport, replacing equine power in daily life and altering rural economies and travel.

Hawaii

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