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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1923

Page

8

Family Reunions And Weddings At Elyria Area

Family reunions and pre nuptial events dominate Elyria notices. The Barchard family held their third annual reunion with attendees from New York City Elsie and Detroit. Diedrick and La Grange gatherings marked by anniversaries and meals. A pre nuptial luncheon honored Miss Ava Fullmer prior to marriage to Earl Spiegelberg. Edith O Dell wed Ray Doane in Wellington. Dorcas Society picnic at Municipal Beach. Anna Taylor hosted a card party for Mrs Phil Reilly’s upcoming nuptials.

Pankesville SanoMre Henry Nesbit iPatksville Barchard Fred Beckett Irene New York City Arthur Pierce Don Pierce George Bell Elsie Mich Orile Duval Flint Lars Frank Pierce Detroit Orlie Duval Mra Arehar’’Pierce Elsie, Mich Miss Fullmer Bess. Hyde East Ave Ava Fullmer Earl Spiegelberg Edith O'Dell Ray Doane Middle Avenue Wellington United Persbyterian Church W. S. Smith

Local meetings and social notes across clubs and guests

Women’s Relief Corps meets tomorrow at 2 pm in the G A R hall with Richard Allen Post invited. Prthian Sisters and K of P hold noon meetings with luncheon and drill practice for Cleveland initiatory and fancy drills. Mrs Kathleen Muzik hosts a dinner for relatives before a Europe trip. Out of town guests from Lorain and Baltimore attend. Ladies Auxiliary holds meeting with plans for a September 12 card party. Exchange Club picnic at Vermilion on the Lake with 35 couples, chicken dinner, and dancing. Brown Printing employees taken to Cleveland for a baseball game. Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Ives and family, discharges, and a birth at 318 Sumner Street.

Women’s Relief Corps G. A. RR. Hall Richard Allen Post Prthian Sisters K. of P. Hall Cleveland Kathleen Muzik Huron Street F. C. Tunra Europe Tunia W. J. Muzik James Marsh Clarence Frank Kaiser James Carek A. Tyler A. F. Tomasek Alice J. Nemeck Edward Alfred Katherine Staron Marie Staller Barbara Peyser Nemecek Lorain Hartl Baltimore, Md Charlies Stastny Ladies’ Auxiliary Eagles’ Hall Sarah Massey Exchange Club Vermilion-on-the-Lake

Local visitors return from Gambier and Cleveland trips

The Rev Edwin B Redhead and Mrs Redhead return from a two week visit at Gambier Ohio. Mrs Fred Roehi entertained sisters and friends from Cleveland and Cleveland Heights before returning home. Mr and Mrs A L Werner just returned from New York City and visited markets for the DANCE Ridgeville Grange plans a Friday August 24 dance. For sale or rent a 40 by 60 fireproof garage or salesroom and a 26 by 82 two story building at 230 Second Street.

Edwin B. Redhead Second Street

Principal calls pupils to office before entering Elyria High

Notice announces that all pupils aiming to enter Elyria High School must consult Principal R. P. Vaughn during the week starting August 27. He will be in the High School building office every day that week to discuss their work.

Elyria High School R. P. Vaughn

Wanderers Visit and Home Moves in Amherst Area

Local social notes list numerous visits and travels among Amherst residents and neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wilbur of Ozark Michigan guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Shute, Miss Laura Lake returning from Water town New York trip, and many others moving, visiting relatives, or attending events across Ohio and nearby states. Several families moved into new homes on Spruce Street and Ohio residents plan future stays in Hoboken and Seymour while others attended a reunion in Wooster and a fair in Wellington.

Matt Wilbur Ozford, Mich Rose Wilbur Bowers Cleveland Elizabeth Shute Grace Meyers Betina Hunt Raymond McCullen Spruce Street Ray C. Herd Hoboken New Jersey L. T. Fay Agnes Tempie Fay Hoffman Seymour Indiana John Meyers R. Peaner Henry Meyers South Amherst Laura Lake Watertown New York Miss Lake St. Lawrence E. Burke Williams Street Ashland Ohio John Becker Geo. Becker Amherst Louise Meyers Saginaw, Mich Stan Horace E. A. Horace East Broad Street John Kolopos Bath Street Michigan George Barr Lakewood W. R. Gilson Riverside Court Thomas Smith Adams Street Ira Hammon Toledo Frank Alspaugh School Street Joseph Neufer N. Neufer Almon Sanker Cleveland Heights Elyria Margaret Kaminsky Fred Roehi Chase Street Elsie Appeman Shelbys Hendrixson Lodi Street Edna Louise Mary Hamilton Amelia Means Wellington H. Strickler Nellie Hill Henrietta R. H. Rice Hannah Garford Montreal Quebec Adirondacks Alexanderia Bar Thousand Istenes Finger Lake New York State John McCluskey Jack James Wogan Righ Street W. E. Orcutt George Wilbur George Garford Columbus Street

Edison Denies Illness Rumor Amid Michigan Outing

Thomas Edison denied reports of serious illness while on a trip to upper Michigan with Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone. He injured a finger while adjusting the windshield of the group’s car, but said he was enjoying the outing and this did not affect their plans.

IS Speming Mich Thomas Edison Upper Michigan Henry Ford Harvey Firestone

King Hends with Throng Upon Party Arrival

King greets crowds on arrival as supporters gather to welcome the visiting party, signaling a cordial reception and public enthusiasm during the event. The scene shows a strong show of support with chants and applause from the assembled throngs.

Hends

Anger Proves Return as He Signs 200 Newspapers

Since then he has autographed 200 newspapers for admirers, a gesture he says confirms the Anger is well again and back in action for fans and readers.

Opening Liberty Bonds Prices Reported in New York

Opening Liberty bonds data from New York dated August 23 shows first series at 98.14 for 41 48, second series at 98.24, ordinary 41-45 at 98.28, fourth 41-45 at 98.31, and new 98.22. Bond prices are listed with brief quotes and no additional context.

New York

Sumatra’s Rich Wildlife Crowned World’s Greatest Biodiversity

A brief note asserts Sumatra hosts the widest variety of animal and bird life on the planet. It highlights the island’s ecological richness and unique species, framing Sumatra as a premier biodiversity hotspot.

Sumatra

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