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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
10
A long reader exchange discusses two youths and a wife’s jealousy. The adviser counsels choosing the first boy for a show date, warns against arm in arm walking, and urges the young wife to study her husband’s moods, ignore gossip, build outside interests, and curb jealousy with positive thoughts.
Mr and Mrs harles Maple observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home with friends wishing them happiness. Mr and Mrs Walter Wallington visit Cleve nod with Mr C Serick and others. The Ironage official board met Monday evening. Mrs H A Knevels guest of Wallingtons. Wm Kruger moves to Ely. George Robinson hosts a family Thanksgiving. Ladies of the Aid Society prep for a bazaar and supper on Dec 5 for five cents.
A backstage exchange after an evening concert as a performer group prepared for a 306 mile night and day trip in day coaches. An audience member asked what they do for a living. The reply was humorous and self aware noting they sing or think they do.
Local residents report Thanksgiving visits and Sunday gatherings. Families such as Durkee, Reisinger, Barth, Wilson and Box hosted relatives in Durkeeville, Grafton, Ridgeville, Lorain and Cleveland. Visitors included Ed Durkee, Ila Belle Reisinger, Jane McAdoo, and others from LaPorte and Kent.
Thanksgiving greetings and family updates from Cleveland Wooster Chippewa Lake Elyria and Monore reflect visitors moves and hometown events. Local residents including Jutia Dawiell Anna Spieth Henry Armbuster Bert Meyers and Vera Divan are noted with kinship ties and upcoming relocations.
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