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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1921
Page
2
The article traces how the Western Reserve got its name and outlines its early ownership disputes among states and tribes. It recalls key events from colonial charters to the Connecticut Land Company and Moses Cleveland, highlighting the 1796 survey and the first settlers journey from Schenectady to Conneaut.
Bridgeport February 26 The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets at the Gill home on Tuesday evening March 3 Everyone invited C F Strout called to Warrington as relief agent Mrs Strout doing the station work here in his absence Miss Maude Barker of Ejiska was a weekend guest of her sister Mrs Harold Kirkland Charles Murray killed a valuable horse due to a broken leg County Federation of Church progress in Congregational church services urged Mr and Mrs J M Burre visited with Mr and Mrs E Whitney in Huntington Whitney couple to move to Pittsfield Washington's birthday celebrated in a unique way with a mortar from the old Washington block house and mush stirred with a tail taken from the same Indian ket
Photographs from Margar it a Bay entry near Lower California show the ill faced V V submarine sunk in a storm. The images were secured by Frank Wild, a former crew member, who swam to safety and preserved what may be the only views of the submerged vessel after it left the seabed.
Items from the Maumie river area note Olive Greene’s illness and Leona Mosher teaching in Pittsfield. Changes in Women of the Wuoaseheart Le Sion Lorain meeting nights to the first and third Mondays. The next meeting will be at the Moose Home on March 7 followed by a welcoming card party the next day.
An editorial by Mr. Rockwell urges readers to start growing fruit at home citing cost savings and year after year yields. It notes ready to use sprays and small sprayers now simplify home orchards and promises high quality flavor from trees like apples peaches and plums. The piece appears alongside a Labor Advocate note on Elyria officers and a brief coal port claim.
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