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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1924
Page
5
Charles H. Howe president of the Case School of Applied Science delivered a vocational address at the Amherst High chapel service titled Engineering as a Life Work. The report notes Amherst area religious and social events including birthday celebrations and club meetings with attendees and hosts listed.
Amherst churches list services for the day including Congregational Methodist Eastman pastor with Sunday school at 9730, morning service at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30. St Peter's Evangelical led by Rev E J Seell with Sunday school at 9 15 am.
In Sullivan area notes by Mrs L M Elliott, births are recorded for Herbert Muller and wife and for John Cummings and wife with twins’ arrival in February. Local health and family movements include Jacob Drushel in poor health and a trip to visit. Farmers report Holstein herd losses to tuberculosis. Barberton Greenwich road assessment spurs five dollar per acre nearby and fresh parcels. Sullivan Farm Women Club meets despite bad roads. Sullivan High beats Ashland teams 22 10 and 19 17. Sullivan to play Polk tonight. Lloyd Blocher and Lydia move to J O Smith property. Jim Lebkisher’s sister dies in Lewistown PA. he travels with family. Mrs Amos Good hosts at Ashland. incubators started by Mrs Carl Balion.
A garbled local item records a family gathering involving Durkeville Durki and Mrs tr four daughters with mentions of Mr. and Mrs. TIA. The text references a Saturday event and payments, naming Mrs. J. Er. Berth among others.
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