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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
9
Readers encounter a compact note on Texan themes in a folio format, noting local color and cultural context. The piece hints at romantic or personal signals amid community life, with a focus on regional identity and everyday events shaping local storytelling.
Korn spent Sunday with friends in Medina and at Chippewa Lake. Florence Bender and companions from Lercols and Clere de bbe guccet visiting, plus Helen Long Y Krenge in transit for Standard Oil. Mr and Mrs J C Davidson entertained relatives. Kuipper family from Oberlin occupy farm sold by Auten. Bowman drove to Cleveland Parmelee Willoughby to visit. Dudley family hosted grandmother S B Dudley of Lakewood. Krueger family visited daughter E Belner in Avon. Charles Rhodes and daughter noted.
Staring disclosures are promised by a war exile returning from France. Sunday rain marked a day of local visits as Mr and Mrs S E Merril hosted guests with neighbors attending church and dinner. Family and neighbors gathered for social events amid a wind storm that felled a barn on Pleasant Street.
Effie and Charles Moulder hosted entertainment in LaGrange while A E Hale hosted his grandson Ely na. Mrs Gar McRoberts joined Mrs John Scott and others at a Wel ington birthday party for Mrs Scott who was 354 that day. The Russia Township team lost to Norwalk 7 to 1 at Norwalk. Nearby residents attended the Wellington Fair with multiple families represented.
Aug 24 Brighton notes Mrs G A Seaton and son Jack from Cleveland stay with Mr and Mrs Joe Alfred. Mrs Euta Peek visits Sandusky family. Geraldine Bersey joins her mother returning to Wellington fair. Tom Dusek schedules stock and farming implements sale next Monday and plans move to Elyria. Charles Green of Cleveland visits his brother George Green. Winifred Mesers of Cleveland stays with Dorothy Hardy. Mirron Merrill and Mrs Chas Pader of Clarksfield visit Russel Pader of Cleveland and Lee Conklin of Rochester.
A Chicago evangelistic campaign recently added over 40 000 members to Protestant churches in the city. The surge in converts highlights growing evangelical activity and the vitality of urban religious outreach in the period.
In the registered tonnage figures the space occupied by engines and crew aboard the ocean steamship is not counted since it has no real commercial value and cannot be used for passengers or cargo.
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