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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1922
Page
3
The Young Men's Business Club will host a Tuesday evening banquet headlined by Arthur Ho Day, a candidate on the Republican ticket for governor. The program will include remarks and a luncheon at the venue.
Residents attend lodge meetings and family gatherings across Grafton and nearby towns. Mrs Ed lander and Mr Lloyd Zimmerman visit LaGrange. Dan Bradley and Widren spend time with Crere and relatives. Pipke visits Cleveland. public health nurse Roe Spitser to address the area Teachers Association. Clara Schuster dies at 30 with funeral at Immaculate Conception.
Kradidmother mourns death as Grafton residents express sympathy. Mrs Fannie Clark of Elyria guests of Grafton relatives. Mr Howard McDonald of Kipton visited town. Royal Blue Store receivership sale led by J Swerdlin of Elyria amid local investor ties. Victor Burton family relocating to Erhart area farm. Mrs Hazen Tite and Rachel visit Elizabeth Cousins. Attendees at Earl Cragin farm auction. Dr J Finlayson and Dorothy Mertze of Brooklyn weekend visit to former’s parents. Joan Bowman moving to Jane Burton’s farm. Kingsley Corner to Belden road improvement slated with concrete paving at 35 000 to 40 000 expenditure. Road width to be 22 feet. Mrs Lucy Wescell to stay several weeks at her daughter’s home.
An advertisement claims thin underweight individuals can gain healthy flesh and become sturdy and ambitious after taking RBitro.Phosphate as Ruarantess by C W Phillips atno EU Haare for a few weeks.
Columbus on A. Zitike visited Elyria while Elmer Treas family planned Sunday with Cleveland relatives. Grafton resident A Wales staying at the home of F Carmel. Andrews family hosted Cleveland guests J Brants. E Lott visited town. Fred Arias family renting George Spitser property and to move to Grafton soon. Fifty-two members and guests of the Loysity clams M E church enjoyed a guest night at L B Daniela home February 14 with games music and a short play plus dainty refreshments and Valentine favors. The program included Tanosolo reading vocal solo piano trio violin solo and a two act play.
The Ladies Aid at M. F E church hosted a Friday banquet for about fifty men, with a memorable evening talk and various performances. Obituaries and funeral details for Jay Buster and related community notes follow, plus gatherings at First Mates, Valentine party reports, illness updates, and social club activities in Vermilion and nearby areas. The University of Pennsylvania basketball team is noted for strong play against opponents.
An advertisement invites readers to consult Dr Boel for a wide range of health issues including catarrh stomach troubles and nervous debility. The specialist promises frank advice, treatment for skin and blood diseases, and safe options for womb and ovarian troubles without surgery, urging those in poor health to seek examination.
Mrs. Victoria Heussner has moved into her home on B Melo et Myre Chartes Nickel of B Main st won an Amherst visor on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Chartes Bruce and son John of KE Mala at were Elyria visitors Tuesday. Hiame Garland of Mendelet Elyria visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Pippert of Kk Mata My and Mrs C J Roth and Mr and Mrs Jobo H Ludwig of Middle Rikige were Cleveland visitors Thursday. Miss Grace Block Park ave Filyria spent Thursday with her mother Mrs George Volk. Miss Neilie Davis teaching in Cleveland confined to parental home by Hinges. Mrs Emt H Ruth moved to Amherst hospital Sunday afternoon.
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