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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
2
County Recorder Frank Irish notes about two hundred soldiers discharge papers remain to be recorded due to the soldiers bonus act. Recording now secures official copies for future need and avoids delays from contacting the war department or lost records.
Nova area reports strong turnout for Union Revival Services at the WIOE church with Pastors Cordero and McGee delivering sermons. Week features include Monday What the world owes us and Tuesday What we owe to the world, Epworth League hosts Sunday services at 6:50 PM and parish activities progress.
Community items report a successful Christmas program at the U B church with children in red caps and a fire at the Methodist church shed caused by chimney debris. Also noted are a serious stroke and poor prognosis for Mrs Motter, bank meeting at Nova Banking Co, and various local social visits, school plans, and upcoming pot luck dinners.
Jan 19 column notes anglers expect profitable times as warm weather raises creek fish quality. A comment laments food supply for city children. Grace Walters leaves teaching post in Columbus. Mrs William More fills vacancy. The Ww C? TOU held their monthly meeting at H Ellison’s East Center Street with a large turnout.
Da nty Junghegn attended a program and a bean social was announced for Wednesday evening at the M H B Church Hall in the school auditorium with local groups involved.
Mrs Hogan mourns the death of her little nephew Thomas and family neighborly notices. Flora Koaight visited George Lang while Melvin Fishburn lies ill with flu. Nellie Sandtoch has a severe cold, and Pomona Grange met at Columbia. Floyd Lang ill at his grandmother’s in Oberlin. Ku cherther family dined with the McGuires in Carlisle. State fire inspector Nola Landerg is mentioned from Oklahoma.
A plea warns the chest is far from full and urges immediate contributions from all. It stresses that many small gifts are essential and that even dime and quarter donations matter, urging people not to withhold and to give according to means so the charitable work can continue.
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