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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1920
Page
6
Neighbors gathered at 43 Md Avenue in Fort Meade Friday evening for a community social hosted by Mr and Mrs J um. Attendees shared supper and enjoyed music readings and games while the Oberlin Ambulance Unit provided entertainment with a Victrola.
Oberlin January 6 census work started with city precincts assigned to Mrs O B Peabody Mr W Royal Mr R L Whitehead and Mr W H Chapin Precinct 1 2 3 4 The 1880 population was 4376 1910 4082 and 1910 shows a rise of 283 to 4365 Prof Holmes recovering after throat operation at St Luke's Hospital Berlin report says he is improving and should return home soon
Miss Hannah Hill returns to Toronto to teach at the University of Toronto after visiting her parents Rev H T Hill of South Professor Street. Dr and Mrs P C Colegrove and Miss Gran Wood spent a week at Clifton Springs and returned Friday. Blanche Kelsey and Marion Worcester resumed studies at Ohio State University. Mrs A Blackburn of Steubenville visits Captain and Mrs J I Hillberry on West Lorain Street. Mrs Henry Webster of 174 West Street is gradually improving.
Hospitalized patient after stroke. Prof Hubbard returns from St Louis trip for science meeting. Community visits include Mr Hoopes, Springfeld State Normal, and Marblehead Church club address. Elllis Van der Pyl heads to Yale, Lyman to Rochester and Harvard. Eleanor Buck visits Avon. L S Fowler from Wisconsin visits family. James Johnston and Fowler shared school days. Mrs Horn returns from Sturgis. Alina Parke hosts. Nora Cargill convalesces at Wade Carbill home. Women Missionary society set January 7 with speaker Mrs Caldwell. Oberlin Woman’s club meets January 7 for literature on Canadian French.
Describes a substantial frame home with brick veneer and cement stucco finish, priced 6509 to 8500 before heating and plumbing. Features include a large front living room with sun parlor, glazed doors, two bedrooms, and tiled Spanish roof. Also notes a book of 100 home designs priced $1.00 from Gedgwick’s Empalos and Cottages.
The First and Second Congregational churches collect papers on Tuesday at 9 a m and remind to save Christmas wrappers. Sorosis meets with Mrs Van der Pyl on Jan 6 with a talk on Italy by Mrs Bassett and Current Events by Mrs Dudley. Southwest Sewing Circle gathers at Mrs John Hore 1218 Professor Street on Jan 8. Mrs Eliza Ott of Hrawnbeilm visits Mr and Mrs Charles Munes. Hubert Amstutz and Melvin Am Stutz of Berea visit with their mother Mrs Una Amstutz. Mr and Mrs John Skrubenhuel were Oberlin visitors Tuesday.
West County Line News reports a well attended Christmas service at the Henrietta German M. and church on December 24. It notes visits by Mrs. Jacob Portman to Elyria and Christmas gatherings with families including Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Coultrip and son Myron, the Andrews family, and the Bristols in Axtel.
Mr and Mrs Jay Temnyte and George spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Edward Biene at Florence. Mr and Mrs Adamarn were Cherlin visitors Friday. Mr and Mrs W Butcheroo Elyria enjoyed Christmas day with Mr and Mrs E Clary and family.
Lorain police report a Chevrolet belonging to Charles J. Wetber stolen and abandoned in Cleveland with the floor and body riddled by bullet holes. Investigators believe the car may have been used by suspects connected to the case.
Christopher Norader, a Chicago exporter, reports New York warehouses are filled with American goods bound for Germany and Russia. He arrived after touring Scandinavia and says much stock is being held for higher prices, with low exchange rates deterring sales.
The Lake Terminal will get two refunds of ten cents per ton for all ore delivered and taken from the tel plant since Thi The amount of the refund is in raleulah'e.
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