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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1923
Page
2
Mrs. Itcomb died Thursday afternoon in Tfsfield Seld. Funeral was Friday at the oval church. Grange plans a Christmas program December 26 with a child’s tree and lunch. A calf club and teachers’ association meetings were noted, along with various local entertainments and gatherings.
Miss Fanny West of Cleveland spent Sunday with her mother Misa West and owns a new Hup automobile. Mrs M A Campbell who left for Florida has arrived enjoying pleasant weather. Neighbors including Mr and Mrs B G Metts Pontlied and Mr and Mrs Clifton Betts Hivra visited Reed Ives home. The Schuberts Elyria Amherst and others called. Clifford Haumer ill with tonsillitis. Mrs B L Schubert traveled to Elyria. A box of fruit came from Mr. and Mrs F Hank now in Mlonda. Mr and Mrs Thomas Andrewa ill in Toledo. Mrs Huther Fleida improving. John Earn family visited Door and Canton. Dinner for many raised thirteen dollars sixty, another dinner cost twenty five cents. John Bainbridge to host family Christmas dinner. Maud Jordan expected home from London Canada Wednesday.
Dec. 19 reports Mr. and Mrs. T. Davis visiting their daughter Mrs. George Stinchcomb and family in Columbia. Rev. and Mrs. Ryan visited friends in Cleveland. Mrs. Elkins spent the week with her daughter Mrs. A Taft. All dined with Mr. and Mrs. Barth of Grafton. Dr. Reeder of Elyria preached at the local Methodist church for the home for the aged appeal. Mattie Andrews underwent gallstone surgery at Berea hospital Saturday and is recovering as well as could be expected.
The article states all domestic pigeons descended from one species called the Blue Rock and notes there are fifty distinct varieties now.
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