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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1919
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text describes a late evening gathering with names such as Alexander inpark war elect, Andrew Robertaon treasurer, and Dre. Mc genet, plus a list of attendees and roles. The passage mentions a year ahead and a pleasant concluding event.
Several notices outline upcoming lodge meetings at St Clair and Vine Lodges with initiation and officer reports, plus routine church and club gatherings. Announcement of teacers dinner, Epworth league cabinet, and various church activities across Norwalk area with addresses and host families.
The Literature and Art department chaired by Mrs. C. E. Lozier presents a Cleveland artists show arriving from the Cleveland Art Association. The display features paintings etchings pottery jewelry metalwork lamp shades and hand work. It will be open to the public for three days with day and evening hours.
George Martin of high street spent Saturday in Columbus on business. Mrs Frances Corwin returned from Chatham Mass where she spent weeks with her daughter Mrs E S Bark. Mr and Mrs living Plaine of Cleveland spent Sunday with Mrs Plaine's parents. H C Reinhardt West Bridge street. Lawrence A Dye left for Chicago to study chemistry at Columbus laboratory. Catherine Bluller will return from Oberlin Conservatory to spend holidays. Mrs A L McDonald left for Medina after weeks with her son R M McDonald. Corneh avenue. Arthur Carston and wife visited his mother in Lafayette Ohio. J W Landon at Corner avenue will visit a cousin in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs S H Lucas leave for San Diego to spend winter. A H Yoder left for Canton after time with her daughter. H E Stinchcomb Cambridge street. Ray Bidwell of Cleveland spent weekend in Elyria. Walter Eckenroad left for a business trip to Ashtabula after weekend with wife guest at Theobald home. The Misses Elizabeth and Edith Theobald entertained friends in honor of their house guest Mrs Walter Eckenroad. T T McElroy returned home from Columbiana after funeral of his brother. Fifty guests hosted by Mr and Mrs John Taylor in Cleveland street on Cleveland street for son Charles with music dancing and refreshments. Mrs Catherine Muller daughter of all and Mrs C F Muller George street member of conservatory orchestra in Cherin and cello at Christmas concert in Inney Chapel. Miss Ruth Hoag of Rocky River was weekend guest of Mrs A Studdard.
Sure relief and travel updates mark the holiday period. Mya D Levis left for Los Angeles to spend winter, while Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonald hosted a Lakewood weekend and attended Clifton club events. Mrs. Worthington arrives from Washington to spend Christmas with her parents as she remains in service at Walter Reed, and Mr Handey travels to Marion to be with his ailing sister, with family plans for support.
Cairo December 15 a student assailant was arrested after an unsuccessful try to kill the Turkish premier as he traveled to the ministry, with the premier unharmed.
Washington reports Commissioner Caminetti calls for outlawing anarchists worldwide as a remedy for radical movements. He argues deportation alone fails to curb danger since exiled individuals can resume activity abroad, noting US law does not treat deportation as punishment.
Lorain Ohio December 15 Elmer and George Basiz rival Kratt brothers win six letters each at Lorain High. The Eselg brothers, graduating January 21, earned letters in basketball football and track and also captained multiple teams.
Halifax Nova Scotia dispatch says the British steamship Mes sina was abandoned after being reported sinking about 430 miles off the Newfoundland coast. Six crewmen were rescued and the vessel's fate remained uncertain as salvage efforts were considered.
Investigation opened to determine the cause of a harbor fire that badly damaged the German ship We Kalb, an Army transport formerly famed as the DeKalb, anchored off 232nd Street in the Hudson. Naval officers withheld full details of blaze extent and damage.
A German raider Friedrich was caught after its crew abandoned ship near a port. Wireless calls for help were sent as the crew fled in small boats. Local authorities reported the encounter and ongoing rescue efforts amid the chaotic events at sea.
Partially legible OCR describes a Hamburg American liner and a vessel near port Graf Wali with mentions of a fire and oil burner. Specific names, dates, and outcomes are not readable, leaving only scattered phrases about vessels and locations.
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