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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1922
Page
12
Twenty girls and staff enjoyed water sports and field games at the camp. They plan a final program with parent spectators before two successful weeks end and the campers return to the city.
The twenty eighth annual Hurd family reunion at Mrs Norman Les home in Knipton drew about eighty guests from Cleveland Elyria Wellington Columbia Station Wooster Pittfield Litchfield Camden Fremont Kipton and Lorain. Guests of honor were Mr and Mrs H C Jeffries of Mission Texas. Officers were retained: President E H Hurd Elyria, Vice President Ned Parker Lorain, Secretary Mrs L Heldrich Elyria, Treasurer Mr L Heldrich Elyria. The event featured a bountiful picnic, a business session, and a history of the family. Three births and three deaths were reported.
Mrs E Marie Craddock, longtime National Tube Company employee, was honored at a beach party and wiener roast August 17 at Mr Fred Hosford’s east Lorain home. She resigns effective August 19 to open an art store in Canton and make her home there. friends extend best wishes.
The La Porte Parent Teachers Association elected officers for the coming school year. Ralph Ives was named president, Flurt Eddy vice president, and KKimer Alexander secretary. Other officers include Leon Ward assistant secretary, Lea n berrell treasurer, and several committee chairs. The next meeting is September 16 at the school.
Long list of residents and guests share visits as families journey between Elyria Ohio Cleveland and Ontario. Numerous cousins aunts uncles and friends stay days with Baird Finley Smith and Kunkie households then head to New York City Richmond Indiana Apple Creek and Kendall Wisconsin for visits and trips.
A dense list of local organizations appears including Catholic Benevolent, Ladies Auxiliary groups, Daughters of Geotia, YWCA Girls, Rotary, Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows, Pilgrim Community Church women, Rebekah Lodge, Kiwanis, Daughters of America, Catholic Daughters, Song and Daughters of Liberty, Women's Relief Corps, Young Women's Association, and Veterans Auxiliary groups. The items mention meetings, social events, picnics, and club affiliations across churches and community centers.
A parade of visitors and travelers fills the area as residents host relatives and friends from Cleveland to Pittsburgh. Notables include Miss Anna Ingwer, Mrs Mary Melanghits, and Edward Nead with Moose leaders traveling to Mooseheart for the annual convention. Several locals wrap up trips to Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Chautauqua, and Cedar Point while others prepare for services and local appointments.
Adelbart Hauser and Hiram Fankoff depart Amherst for a Canada fishing excursion with a Windsor Ontario horse racing stopover. They plan a few days of fishing followed by days at the races.
Several young men from Elyria are set to travel with Hauser and Pankof, joining them on a planned expedition. The group aims to explore new opportunities and share experiences along the journey.
Amherst officials announced all ten Amherst schools start September 11 while major upgrades delay use of the central building. Old quarters cannot hold the anticipated turnout, so districts will be served from Cloughs Quarry and Black River sites. textbooks to be bought at McGarvey's.
A gathering held yesterday at Prinestom Avenue hosted by Mildred Trainor. Members enjoyed pleasant time and problem solving involving a device to locate animals by bells and string leading to otter warning signals.
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