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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1920

Page

5

Columbia Routs in Close Twilight League Game

Columbia routs House Rate 2 to 1 at View Park in a tense Twilight League contest. Reynolds walked and Henke scored on a passed ball and Nichols sacrifice for the first run. Halgren, Huebner, and Draegert powered Columbia with strong defense and late rally, while Ambrose and Tufford sparkled on the field.

Columbia Curt House View Park Rats Reynold Iun Henke Nichol Guthing Ambrose Tufford Colum Halgren Huebner Ader Draegert Nolds Gators Dan Der Geeeeeld UY Court House Danitz Nichols Reynolds

Local Social Roundup and Visits Mentioned

Camder id Mrs. E. BE Morgan entertained her brother and Mr and Mrs Frank Moore from Michigan along with a sister D Baker of Ashland. Eg Lueila Bearer returned from Falls. Vincent of Blytia and George Miller with Mrs Lloyd Plant attended a gathering. Adam Kirshmer from Cleveland to occupy the house on Davidson’s farm for a party.

E. BE. Morgan Frank Moore D. Baker Ashland Lueila Falls All Vincent Blytia Nome

Local Visits and Community Events Include Dinners and Meetings

Adam Miller and Clayton Whitney families visit relatives in Washington and Springfield. Elyria residents Mr and Mrs Stuart Strickler join a Sunday call on Mrs Strickleris. Barzilla Gibson and others also visit Fred Perkins. Center Baptist aid society to meet July 28 at Mrs Elma Perkins with parcel post package sale. Amelia Latteman of Oberlin attends as out of town guest. The Kishman home hosts Vermilion gathering with Albert Kishman.

Adam Miller Clayton Whitney Dean Guy Morgan Springfield Ohio Stuart Strickler Elyria Strickleris Barzilla Gibson Fred Perkins Elden Radelis Jacob Smith Cora Wildman Vermilion Albert Kishman

Social at Methodist church in Bay Village Friday

Bay Village residents note a Methodist church social Friday evening with a program ice cream and cake. Barrett Sadlar and family plan an auto trip down the Hudson River and to the mountains. J. D. Rumbaugh travels to Georgia to oversee peach shipping for Strang Hem Company in Cleveland. Mrs. Ezra Tuttle and Howard visit Wm Aldrich. Jeanette Terry visits relatives on Garvin Avenue Elyria. A thunderstorm caused damage along East Avenue Lake and West.

Methodist’ Church Barrett Sadlar Hudson River J. D. Rumbaugh Georgia Stranginheam Company Cleveland Will Gletiena North Ridge Brown Ashtabula Wm. Aldrich Mr. Kilpatrick Georgian Bay Canada Ezra Howard Tuttle East End Village Wr. Aldrich Jeanette Terry Garvin Avenue Elyria East Avenue Lake West

Bay Village Weather and Local People Report

Severe winds damaged early blossoms with peach, grape, and plum trees in Bay village. Hall saved berries and gardens from ruin. Knight couple from Cleveland visited village last Friday. Brown and Reynolds from Barret Road traveled to Dayton on Saturday. Rev. Taylor was granted leave of absence last Sunday. Dr. Stoll on vacation. his nephew Dr. Pewse has moved to Dover Village to reside.

Bay Village Azpley Hall Knight Cleveland Brown Reynolds Barret Road Dayton Taylor Dr. Stoll Pewse Stoll Dover Village

Local social notes and school staffing chatter

Doris Kelley and Mina Kelley visit relatives in Elyria and New Oberlin while others stop by Carlisle and Berlin Heights. Women’s groups plan church entertainment. teachers for nine months named including Miss Spencer, Miss Moore, Mrs. Alex Bory, and Miss Edith Slack.

Doris Kelley Elyria Mina Frances Kelley Harley Telford New Oberlin Grace Currier Florence Coates Oberlin Peabody Women's Missionary Society The Christian Endeavor Society Miss Spencer Bates Miss Moore Center Alex Bory Edith Slack Hull

Pittsfield News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events

Mrs. Sarah Carter and granddaughters Ina and Marion Mann visit mother Mrs. Melissa Gill as Jamce Hollingworth buys and remodels the K C T M Hall. White family reunion draws attendees from LaGrange Oberlin Wellington Elyria. Wheat harvest nearly complete with pockets of straw.

Pittsfield Sarah Carter Ina Marion Mann Youngstown Melissa Gill Riggs Cedar Point Fred Pitts Jamce Hollingworth Jane Hines R. F. Clark Katherine Pfaff Cleveland C. D. Pickworth Clayton Pickworth Clarinda Brown Burt Ward Brighton Harry Peabody Elyria

Radical Discontent Shakes Oaly Premier Giolitus

Local column lists a string of family moves and social visits. It notes Mr and Mrs A A Mohrman hosting grandchildren, John Conkle buying Orlando Smith farm in North Wellington, and multiple relatives traveling to Cleveland Detroit Akron Lorain and Toledo for visits, work, or eye treatment over a few weeks.

A. A. Mohrman L. A. Mohrman Russell Robert John Conkle McClelland Orlando Smith Wellington Mamilla Stodard Detroit Pittsburgh Dell Davis Waterman Madison A. O. West Virga West Columbus Forest Williams Kansas City F. C. Brandt Fanny West Cleveland Melissa Gill Youngstown C. Mann John West Ruth Lorain Eiffa Cameron Hlyria Cora Bemus Giovann Giolitti Italy Giolitti Rome Germany

Local residents enjoy visits and home painting surge

Carter of Youngstown Mrs GC W Pitts spent a few days with her brother Arthur Sanders in Ely Tia. Oma Pickworth of Cleveland visited over the weekend. Prosperity boosts activity with extensive painting. CG W Pitts repaints barns on two farms. Henry Coulson paints his house and a farm house. Herbert Whitney repaints his house. others follow suit.

Ent Carter Youngstown GC. W. Pitts Arthur Sanders Ely Tia Mise Oma Pickworth Cleveland CG. W. Pitts Henry Coulson Herbert Whitney Frank Sheffield R. Gibbons H. Metcalf

Indigestion Tied to Stomach Acids Says Medical Authorities

Medical authorities link nine tenths of stomach troubles to excess hydrochloric acid, not lack of digestive juices. Avoid artificial digestives. use Bisulated Magnesia after meals to neutralize acid, soothe the stomach, and prevent sourness, bloating, and pain.

Fragmentary Quote Reflects Social Health Beliefs

A garbled passage cites Cordner discussing long life and homebound lifestyles with phrases about couples walking on the street and a woman being arrested, reflecting incomplete crime and social commentary in a historical clipping.

Unclear Text Fragments Map Investigative Note

Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a person named Bosko and a financial matter or money left for someone. The readable portion is non-coherent and lacks verifiable events, dates, or clear entities to form a concise news card.

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