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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1919
Page
3
Paris reports the text of arrangements between France and the United States and France and Great Britain. The U S agreement cites peace treaty articles restricting German control near the Rhine and commits the United States to aid France if Germany commits unprovoked aggression.
Lot Penfold visited Mr and Mrs F A Gigge on Sunday. Harold Carruthers has recovered from typhoid fever. Mr and Mrs Charles Basore and son Thomas of Lorain visited Mr and Mrs A Ro Underhit. Walter Horton of Elyria spends the week with his sister Mrs Stella Spicer and family. Miss Gertrude Sanders returned from Berea where she attended college last year. Mrs E B Wagner has been visiting her mother from Pennsylvania. Miss Bether Higgins spent Tuesday in Cleveland.
The Tri-U group met June 4 at Mrs Ed Spier’s with steer ladies six children and guest Mrs Albert Opfer. Miss Lucile Spicer played piano then Mrs Thomas Donahue hosted June 18 with thirteen ladies two children and three guests including Mrs Rosa Raver and relatives. Bert Harrison hosted a bird stunt and prize drawing with a luncheon of ice cream cake and wafers. the Biggs family shared notes.
Sandusky July 5 President G C A Boeckling of Boeckling Co owners of Cedar Point announced the board's decision to build a 3 060 room hotel at Cedar Point the largest in the world to be finished before the opening of the 1920 season. Boeckling also serves as president of the Sandusky Chamber of Commerce.
Miss Turner and guest Mrs Reid of New York will leave Monday for the Whit Yountains. Miss Elia Pullen, daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Pullen, superintendent of DUR railway Detroit, visits her cousin Mrs Albert Wacker. Mrs Fred Mi of Albany comes to Elyria to spend two weeks with her sister Mrs W S Miller. Rollin Guerin, recently in a Pittsburgh army hospital, is home on furlough. Mrs Reitha Wooster spent the Fourth with her sister Mrs H C Baldwin. W S Miller leaves this week for a fishing trip and Mr and Mrs T L Loise and two children will motor to Wheeling W Va then east. Edith Taylor of Penfield is visiting Mrs C C Lord. Mr and Mrs W S Terry of Hawaii are visiting their sister Mrs M A Wood. Mr Terry leaves today for home, Mrs Terry stays longer. Mr Charles Zeman of Ridgeville had a birthday surprise party hosted by the Homamy circle. Miss Eleanor MacAndrews of New York City is a guest at Miss Mary Conroy’s. she has a fine soprano voice and recently returned from overseas. The Woman’s Home Missionary Society will host a lunch in Cascade Park near Tuesday July 8. business at 1 o’clock. Mrs Balver is seriously ill at her Broad Street home.
Mrs Howard McNeal hosted a Tuesday evening gathering in Jackson terrace to honor returned soldiers of the Olympic club. The event featured socializing and refreshments as guests, including Walter Bark, Mr Balver, Ray McNeal, William Bark, Philip Boylan, and Phillip.
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