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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
9
fragmentary OCR notes a Red Cross Christmas drive and a township flag award in Ridgeville, with mentions of Dover guests, home visits, and a family in Akron. scattered references include Mr and Mrs Arthur, Mrs S H Congregational school, and Hadaway household activities.
Dec 24 reports Mr Eckert visiting his new Ravenna home near relatives. Marriage of Miss Slatts of died and Mr Flarity of Graf as solemnized yesterday at Grafon. Wine of Baden in Happy days. Guy Wheeler and son returned home to friends. Belden resident elen in Friday. Casey Bittner Ski Stare Wismeaki heirs of C banquet at Hotel Andwur on Sunday. Charles Beaver on hat this week. Woodings family Sunday guests of Mr Woodings.
A school institute at Durkee Eaton, Mississippi, will feature speaker Miss Dor Dor, discussing self thinking and clear reasoning. The event runs December 16 and 17 with topics on Safety Food Fashions and Community Equipment, plus Christmas exercises and a gift service on December 28.
During his trial in Los Angeles, a Christmas program is being organized with a gift exchange where gifts must not exceed 25 cents. Children will trade presents with each other, and a fund is expected to arise. The event replaces the regular Friday meeting on December 26. Mr and Mrs Ross hosted dinner guests, Orrin Durkee recovers from a rifle accident, and the Carpenters are noted in nearby updates.
Mim Anne Carpenter reported locating shelter about ten days ago as a string of severe weather swept through the region, allowing a timely escape from dangerous conditions and potential damage.
Parisiana celebrate Christmas era with joyful dining along Gremd boulevard. Cafes crowded as people from all walks of life, including the poor, share meals. The Ladies Aid held an Oyster Supper at midnight with a grab bag gift exchange. Local residents suffer minor injuries. Ethel Dunnell returns home for holidays. electric lights in the church are out for now. Read Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads.
The passage notes a Parisian observance on Abrisimas day with people choosing to dine at home over the usual breakfast, enjoying coffee and a decorated setting. It highlights a shift from café fare to home meals in this period.
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