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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1921
Page
15
Wellington reports the Sullivan smallpox situation remains unchanged with many new cases and quarantines. Schools and churches closed amid concern that premature removal of restrictions on recovered individuals fueled spread.
Anemia symptoms were diagnosed by a doctor in the mother highlighted by two ill children. The narrative promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as the dependable builder for low vitality, improving appetite and blush, with a note to ensure the brand name on the package.
Amherst February 2 The Mothers Circle meets at Mrs A Baker's home on Church Street Friday afternoon with an interesting program. The village council held an evening meeting approving a 10900 bond for road improvements and passed two ordinances adjusting salaries for street commissioners and police. Cemetery blue print for Crown Hill was ordered to prepare eventual lot marker. Taxi pool room and pictorial show license fees discussed. Farmers Co operative reps attended. Five Hundred club to meet at Mrs C H Ernst’s home at Hazel and Franklin Park avenues. council requires contract to cover paving costs if Franklin Street rail area is paved later.
The Alumni Association and SOS ET NO face off in an annual match likely to draw strong local enthusiasm as many alumni players join the alumni team. The event promises a spirited contest with familiar names participating.
The Ladies Sewing Society of St Pauls Lutheran plans an apron and bake sale at the church parlors at 2 pm tomorrow. The Needlecraft Society of St Josephs Catholic meets with Mrs Carl Bodmann at her Milan avenue home tomorrow afternoon. The Pinochle Club at Dr W G Schaeffers home, set for tomorrow evening, is postponed two weeks due to the doctor being out of town. AMBERST PERS AMHERST Feb 2 Geno Nes
Amherst Feb 2 The local gym hosts a Friday game pitting Amherst High against Alumi. The scheduled Saturday match was moved to Friday and the two teams prepare for a competitive showdown at home.
A resident visitor from Cleveland spends several days here while Mrs. W. E. Dettman of Elyria joins Amherst friends. Myra Smith is reported ill. Rev. Melchert of Fostoria visits Rev. Bgll's home. Joe Robbing is in feeble health. Miss Helene tiaxer arrived in Hollywood after an enjoyable trip. Rev. Fr. Hichen was a Cleveland visitor yesterday.
Miss Ruth Winckies of Oberlin college visited her parents Mr and Mrs C T Winckles. Atty Fred Reed of Lakewood and Mrs A S Whitcomb hosted guests, while Mrs Lucinda Palmer stayed with Vernon Taft and B C Miller. Sunshine club met at Mrs P L Morgan's home. Edwin Jordan learned of his aunt Mrs Henry Wurst's death in Elyria.
Suesie, Mr. and Mrs. Rom sad daughter, Miss Ruth and Mra, Cole and two daughters, Misses Ione Mildred, all of Eaton.
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