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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1924
Page
10
Suburban notes from South Amherst recount a birthday gathering for Ruth Elmore Dulmage with friends and out of town guests in attendance. A cake with eight candles was featured and Norma Merchant won a contest among the children.
John Wragg visits Oberlin with sister Anna Slater. Minnie and Edith Farhney of Elyria stay with parents Christ and Abs Farhney. Cleveland Stone Co. official travels to Marietta on business. Ohio Quarry Co. buys property in town. Andrew Schiefferstein, Harry Wittentom, and others plan homes for quarry workers. Christ Bauman ill again, seeking health in California.
Mrs R W Bechtel reports a telephone blackout in Brownhelm. Miss Jeanette French and Sherman Lindsley attended a store managers’ play in Cleveland. Frank Northelm bought a new Dodge. A chimney fire burned at the Bauer home all Tuesday. Mrs Bert Shotton’s telegram says her husband reached Bradenton Florida Monday. Gerald Hasenpflug ill. The Congregational church Women’s Missionary Society meets Friday at Mrs B K Lindsley’s home with a Home Missionary topic on race progress. William Knerrim injured tearing ligaments at Oberlin. A J Shattuck family visited Cleveland. Ray Sick stayed with his mother Mrs Louisa Sick in Cleveland. Mrs T W Buzzard visiting Lorain. Tillie Holtz visiting Cleveland. Roy Angersbach family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Bechtel. Joseph H Dudley of Oberlin Seminary will lead church services next Sunday.
Ralph Krage of Wakeman visited Fred Gerbers on Sunday. Mrs. Chas Gibson is out again after illness. Leroy Gerber is sick. James Held and family were in Elyria on Saturday. Harry Gibson and family visited Roy Burk in Amherst Sunday. Clarence Albright and family visited J Reinhart in Amherst. Walter Walker and family visited Harry Gibson Sunday evening. Chas and Harry Gibson traveled to Detroit on business last Thursday. Mrs A Bartholomew remains ill. sister Mrs Mary Sorg of Cleveland cares for her. A E Gibson spends the week in Elyria. Warren Gibson broke his arm in a wagon accident last Sunday. Mr and Mrs S Nash and son Chester attended a Grange meeting in Ridgeville Tuesday.
CHILLICOTHE ed 59 remarks that historians in the future will place him among the greatest of men for his thought provoking role in a war epoch and note he stood out among contemporaries.
Dr. A B Riker of Trinity says the reconstructive program rooted in ancient Hebrew prophets will form the basis of a modern United States civilization and usher in the Christian era as foretold by President Woodrow Wilson.
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