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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1923
Page
2
Wet OA ks is reorganising. Pay ers will please see Mr. Fits patricks at once. The message requests players to report to Mr. Fitspatrick at Weld for the balance of the season.
The Miller and Ritter baseball club of Bandusky will play Rosia Township club next Sunday at 2.5¢ ge Breger's field in Oberlin located on East Hamilton Street. Two batteries for Bandusky will be Martén and Kays and for Ana gla Seliroeder and Cameron.
The report notes the Reds beating the Giants 4 to 1 improving within three games of the league lead while the Senators rallied to top the Tigers 10 to 9. A Cub final appearance in New York is mentioned along with other late inning outcomes and a Phils win 8 to 7.
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English heavyweight champion Joe Becket nerfs talk of a quest by agreeing to a finish fight with Kid Matrimony by taking Miss Ruth Ford in marriage. The move settles questions about his next bout and ties personal vows to his boxing career.
Ward vows to continue the legal battle as his wife and father back him to the limit following a fatal blackmail attempt and his ongoing fight for justice.
Eusebia Carmichael, orphaned at three in Manila after her parents died, lived with grandfather John Carmichael in Oklahoma. Now sixteen, she is heir to millions as the Tonkawa oil field farm sits at the heart of rich oil activity, shared with her aunt Mrs. Sarah Pettit of Tonkawa. Her father was an American soldier and her mother Filipino.
Miss Alice Anna Reuse of Baltimore Maryland sails to the Near East to lead play and recreation for 15 000 Greek and Armenian refugee children in relief orphanages in Greece. She will teach the American idea of play to the youngsters living in these camps.
AMHERST August 28 Mrs Carl Bodman and Miss Stolz hosted Katharine Bodman aged 10 and Carlton Bodman aged 8 at a pink and blue decorated birthday party. Two cakes with lit candles marked the ages. A delicious lunch and candy favors followed along with games and many gifts. Attendees included John Frances Menz Donald Hurlbut Roy Brennan Roy Hoffner Joseph Finnegan Katharine Strohntier Helen Hollingsworth Helen Nevome Ruth Orcutt and Eileen Finnegan.
The Amherst Grange meeting at Odd Fellows Hall drew about 30 attendees. Program included songs by Grange readings by Amelia Bechtle and Mrs John Dellefield titled Naming the Farm, followed by a lunch of sandwiches and lemonade. In the same town a worker, Jos Matus, was badly bruised when a handling bar toppled and struck him on head and shoulder at Ohio Quarries on Tuesday.
At a village council meeting the decision was made to place a sewer on Pearl Street. The sidewalk project was deferred to the next meeting. William Bohringer returned to Cleveland after a two week visit with the Seeley family.
Miss Mildred Schultz is spending a week at the telephone office. The Ries family and Margaret Ted visited Mrs. Steele and Mrs. Dick at Lorain yesterday. Jennie Jaeger and Catherine White tour Cleveland. Martha Jaeger returned home after two weeks with her parents. Becker rents the Cheevers place on Milan Avenue. Andrew Moore and son spend the week with Edward McCann on Pearl Street. Cora Hurlbutts visits friends in Cleveland. Walter Bartlome had tonsils removed at the local hospital yesterday. Ed Ellis and son Wesley visited in Cleveland yesterday. Henry Miller and son Malcolm spent yesterday in Cleveland. William Dougle spent yesterday in Elyria. Kefee A. I. Eppley left for Zanesville for a reunion. George Schroeder and family spent last evening in Lorain. George Jauch of Cleveland visits Ellen Holzhauer. Esther Deuschle spent yesterday in Elyria. Claire Stiwald and Conrad Stiwald visit Vermilion and Norwalk. Ed Ellis and son Weasley plan a fishing trip to Trout Lake, Ont., visiting the Toronto Fair for about two weeks. The Needlecraft Club postponed until Friday. Mrs. George Menz to entertain in honor of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Mahoney, at a card party.
Rochester residents attended the Wellington Fair last week. Curt and Mrs. Biddinger stayed with Mrs. Lottie Bond in Wellington. Elizabeth Chamberlain and daughter Margaret returned to Cleveland. Orrin Wilcox and family visited relatives en route to Michigan. Gant Bradford and son Carl loaded show sheep for the State Fair and planned more fairs. A barn fire damaged Ray McConnell’s property during a thunderstorm.
North Olmstead Aug 29 — Mr and Mrs T J Jenness and son Frank of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Fred Sutter. Dr Smith district superintendent led the last quarterly conference at the M E church. Bayard Osborne and daughter Gene visited Mr and Mrs A T Bock. Ming Eversh Black spent part of last week with relatives in Cleveland. Mira Fiote Knight spent time at the home of Mrs George Black.
Resolution 1869 declares Beverly Court in Elyria Ohio as needing resurfacing to its present width with bituminous material and complete utilities. It outlines grading, drainage, gas water and sewer connections, curb work, assessment method over ten years and fund mechanics.
Obituary notes: Wyi H. Fisher died aged 44 in Wellington on August 21 after a long railroad career with Big Four, married 1869 to Ellen Hand, three children with one deceased. Store sale: Pfeifer and Jones sell West Main grocery to Edward Strangwell, taking possession Sept 1. Marriages include L H Hand and Mrs A B Johnson in Monroe on Aug 20 1923 living at 432 West Main. Auxiliary meets of Americas Legion. Wellington personal notes: teachers attending county institute in Elyria. Mayor Kohler and Cleveland party at Ramsers Meds Grill en route to Columbian fair. Others mention 97th birthday party for Mrs Peck and local news on people traveling to events.
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