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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
4
Columbus Dec 14 Secretary of State Smith rejected the Russian American Industrial Corporation for permission to sell 50000 dollars in Ohio stock. Ohio declines direct recognition of the Russian soviet government, citing concerns over financial soundness after withdrawal of W Thompson as adviser.
East Amherst records Sunday visits among local residents with multiple households from Elyria Vermilion Oberlin and Harvard Avenue. Mr and Mrs Leeman Jaycox hosted weekend gatherings with Peter Springer and others while Needle Guild events and visits to Mrs Will Warren are noted among Amherst residents.
Kipton Kipton bee 14 Mrs Alma Perkins and Amelia Avuffe shopped in Cleeland on Friday. Wakeman teams played Kipton here Friday evening and all three teams won. Burnie Hales visited family in Wellington. William Jackson celebrated a birthday Monday evening. Town hall meeting planned a new park. Miss Eleanor Murray from Elyria visited sister Mrs Ro TP Raan cet ke newrenyy. Mrs Lottie Lighsworth of Amherst fell and hurt her ankle. E J Dwire of Elyria sick. Mrs Coon Lattman visited Elyria Tuesday. Frank Hagerman of Lorain spent Monday night with his parents. Texas visitor Mrs Maryweather staying with daughter and Mr and Mrs Lynda Suarter. Don’t miss the third number of the entertainment course at town hall Saturday night December.
A series of Sunday and weekend calls trace affectionate visits among Lorain Elyria Amherst and nearby households. Mrs J L Whiton and Mrs Joe Gawn hosted or called on multiple friends including the Smiths Schubert Logue and Griffin families. Bethlem candle note closes with a historic mention of beeswax candle production in Bethlehem Pennsylvania.
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