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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1922
Page
3
A Baptist woman who died after an illness was honored at funeral services held January 28 at the Baptist church in New London. The pastor delivered an eloquent tribute as a large congregation paid respects. The body rested in the mausoleum surrounded by floral offerings from friends.
Sealed bids to furnish materials and labor for an addition and alterations to a Brownhelm school building in Lorain County Ohio. Architects Futton Tayiee Cahill plan drawings and specs. Bids due by noon CST March 19 1924 with certified check equal to 10 percent of bid.
Miss Agnes and Rose Bojack of Cleveland visit at the J Ya Jack home. Grafton Grange officers include Master Char Box and others. a Valentine party is planned for Feb 16. Many local movements, visits, and sick list updates. Sunshine Court resident Rothgery plans move. club dances set for Feb 21. Loyalist class meets Feb ? .
14th program will feature a guest night with every member bringing a guest. An excellent program is planned including several musical numbers and a short play. Thomas Buckingham of Belden was in town Friday. The Men’s class of the MPA Sunday school enjoyed a pleasant evening with the Altafre class at the church last Friday. Mr and Mrs Everly Corey left Thursday for Danville Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Frank Chamberlain and children of Lakewood visited Grafton relatives recently. Angella Knechtges entertained the Merry Junior club Tuesday evening with games and light refreshments. Those present included Margaret Bardon, Ruby Starkey Barnett, Evelyn Andrews and Bernetta Bardon. F E Sehriver visits relatives in Tiro Ohio for a few days.
Ridgeville community notes report a Knights of St John card party at town hall and births and illnesses among residents. Other items include new home construction on center road, Sunshine club activities, a Wilson family house move, and a hip injury to Mrs Diederick over age 80. P T A district No. 2 to hold regular meeting with promised speaker.
Rochester briefs report bountiful ice supply and plans for next summer along with a bees and beekeeping meeting in Columbus. A Parents Teachers meeting, revival services at the M B church, and upcoming sermons are noted along with several local visits and illnesses in families. The community mourns the death of Mrs Angie Petty at New London hospital.
Cliff Sterrett creates Polly and her pals with a playful gag set in a bustling city scene. The fragment hints at characters Polly and her companions sharing a humorous moment typical of the strip’s lighthearted tone.
The page lists markets with butter, cheese, produce, meats, and coal prices, including items like corn meal, potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, fruit, fish, fowl, and cuts of meat. A long aside extols whale leather uses, noting its outer skin quality and leather softness, and comparing leather from land animals. It claims cows hides are less versatile and notes travel speeds by seasons.
Funeral services for Isaac Grace were held at Baker parlors with Rev. Neumeister officiating and burial in Crownhill cemetery. Mrs Grace was ill and could not attend. Also noted are social and school sports items from Amherst dated Feb 13 to Feb 15.
In a crowded scene Mary Harrison earns praise for a performance while Lilian and Margaret debate Marion’s talent and future. The narrative follows Marion’s fearless stage persona, Mary’s defiance, and family dynamics as relatives eavesdrop and judge.
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