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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
5
Community calendar items and personal visits span Lorain areas with church events at Birmingham M E church and Henrietta German M E church. Residents like Marian Bates Miss Ethel Wood and Jack Ross attend gatherings while illnesses such as grippe affect several families.
Community updates report visits and gatherings in Birmingham on mid February with mentions of Mr and Mrs Volk Mrs Hinckley Coultrip Keighley and Allen among others. The brief notes describe visits to relatives at Columbus Toledo and Grafton plus a card party hosted by Mrs Roy Brower and a Saturday evening gathering at Mrs Volk’s residence.
In North Olmsted on February 12 Dr Fess of Oberlin preached at the Congregational church and spoke during Sunday school. Miss Hensie Hyde of Elyria visited Miss Avenue Gardner. About thirty-two students and their teacher held a social at Mr and Mrs J Voenaldson on February 10. Jennie Stearns remains ill and frail. Miss Tht a former teacher visited Alice Stearns. Mrs Robert Limpert, Ruth Bampton, and Stuth Lord visited Mrs Perris Nichols in Cleveland. Helen Reed remains ill. The Adult Bible Class hosted a social at Mr and Mrs Beck on February 14.
A nine pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Leo Beck on Monday February 13 at Chestnut Ridge. Mrs Lang was called to Oberlin for assistance.
On account of her ill little nephew Mrs Newton Kirk is enjoying a fine new electric washer. While driving on the ridge Mr Seigler's machine caught fire and was totally destroyed. Everett Sandrock is confined at home with grippe. Mr and Mrs Earl Squire visited Bert Squire of Carliste Center last Sunday.
A Chinese general suggests a drastic wartime tactic by sending in the van a division of children who would reveal their fears that war would leave them destitute or orphans.
A columnist urges readers to switch from tea or coffee to Postum citing nervousness indigestion and high blood pressure linked to caffeine. The pitch promises a safe rich flavor free from harmful elements and invites trying Postum for ten days to discover its delight and satisfaction.
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