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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1924
Page
6
The report notes that Japanese women intensify petitions to abolish the Yoshiwara red light district in Tokyo. Local observers in Lafayette Tennessee cite early 1924 activity. The item links reform efforts to broader social movements and legislative changes affecting women’s rights and public morality.
Jewelry demand in holiday volume leads. citizenship applications in Worcester. a dam age suit trial in Doleport. miners wage talks near spring. a Defiance suit on unpaid bonus targets. Mary Kean and Mary Wightpatrick sell the Deal House in Bucyrus with new lease to Harry C. Bryant of Columbus.
Owners plan a gaw hotel on the Daalen property after a clause requires erection of a new hotel with Mimety days' notice. Separate dispatches note an auto wreck injuring a mother and baby near Houston, and a Ku Klux Klan flare up in Athens.
A baby boy was born to Rev. and Mrs. Harold Hester on Tuesday January 1. Mrs. Albert Latteman of Hernietta visits relatives here. Wm Brechmacher and Mises Esther and Elsie Brachmacher joined Tuesday dinner hosts Chas Bechtel family. Two basketball games were held at the local gym. Frederick Hardwares defeated the High School boys 34 to 13. A girls team featuring Margaret Bartlome Margaret Leuszler Thima Greening Ethel McQueen Lilian Ladrach won their game.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hasen visited Clara at Charity hospital in Cleveland Sunday and report her somewhat improved. Miss Huldeh Miller and Miss Mabel Hasenplug stayed with the Leith family in Cleveland. Leah Mills Catherine Herbst and Margarat Leussler were guests at the Leussler home. Am herst residents Nunnehardt attended basketball games here Tuesday. Chas Baetz of Birmingham and J H Miller family visited in Elyria and with the Coned Bacts. Raymond Sick visited his mother Mrs Louise Sick in Cleveland. The Christian Endeavor society of the Evangelical church was noted.
A New Year’s Eve gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miler and daughter Mabel. Twenty eight attendees enjoyed games and music with a lunch served at twelve o’clock. New Year’s Day guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lesher at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Werner Zilchud. Mr. and Mrs. H A Lawrence were also mentioned in attendance.
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