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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1923

Page

4

Fire at First Presbyterian church halts Martins Ferry service

Martins Ferry residents report the First Presbyterian church could not be used for Sunday services after a morning fire. Estimated damage runs to about 500 dollars amid a string of December briefs across Ohio including a fur market boom and a local Klan anti Klans clash in Athens county. The bulletin also notes a staffer’s disarmament for wild dancing and a Red Cross fund drive in Glouster.

Martins Ferry First Presbyterian Church Glouster Athens County Red Cross Society Hocking Valley

Fourth Street Boys Triumph In Lopsided 112 to 24 Finish

The Fourth Street boys overwhelmed their rivals with a 112 to 24 victory as the game ended when the scorekeeper called an all in. The scene reflected a dominant win with Vito scoring heavily and the final whistle sealing the lopsided result.

Mrs Grant Busy With Travel as Home Life Lingers

A series of brief notices shows Mrs. Grant away sightseeing. Dying in Elyria, Mrs. Anna Morse leaves many friends after years here, a Columbia Methodist Church member and respected neighbor. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Madison motor to Florida for winter while Miss Repha and Miss Rose Columbus seek work and visits. New Olmsted Grange members earn degree work. Thanksgiving visits and dinners punctuate local life as relatives gather and travel. Dr. William Bloyer’s funeral held in Buckland with local relatives attending.

Applely George Church Hidgeville Mary Gregory George Stinchcomb Lee Walker Ora Walker Fields Corners Thomas Dair Stanley Tomes Elyria Memorial Hospital Methodist Ladies Aid and Home Missionary Society Lolita Dair Connecticut Anna Morse May Welsckie Elyria Lfe Morse Columbia Methodist Church Jay Madison Florida Miss Repha Evoria Rose Columbus Berea Ann Fotter Emmeline Hitchcock George Jerry Berndson Frank Herold Cleveland Phoebe McCaughney Mary Brasee William Bloyer Buckland Evelyn Cartwright

Thanksgiving Social Hosted by Miller Family

Royalton and the Miller family hosted a Thanksgiving gathering with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Witch of Olmsted Falls Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frobleter and their children of Fairview and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Birch and family of Strongeville.

Royalton James Miller Melvin Witch Olmsted Falls Henry Frobleter Fairview Cyril Birch Strongeville

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