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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
11
A July 5 neighborhood gathering hosted by Mrs. Greene featured bidding on routes and social visits. The item also notes hiring of Charles Gill as janitor, several arrivals and visits from families in nearby towns, a W C T U meeting set for July 13, and multiple wedding and anniversary events with detailed attendee lists and places of travel.
A long list of town residents attended picnics, visits, and family gatherings. The content notes church meetings, missionary speakers, birthday celebrations, and out of town visitors from Elyria, Wellington, Lodi, and Battle Creek. A cafe and ice cream treat capped several evenings.
Cheaper to rent than buy is debated as a man recalls missed guidance a decade ago. The ad urges readers to own a home and contact Real Estate at 333 Broad St I for assistance, phone 2576.
Hebbare Will Coteman Harmony Pearce and Howard Hacker left Wednesday on a motor trip to South Dakota. Aliss Marian Carruthers was a cent guest of relatives in Etrica. Robert Fre spent days with his grandparents Jr and Mrs J BR Gott. Ralph McClellan of Akron visited with brother Lee and family. The French family reunion was held at Mrs Sarah Svicer Mondar s home July 4 with relatives from Columbia and Cleveland. Covers were laid for fortytwo. Mr and Mrs E L Adams and family spent Sunday and Mondar in Norwalk. Mr and Mrs Will Forbush and Geushter Elia and Mr Maxwell of Rent. Mr F B Gort Red Raphael Mr and Mrs Lee McClelan and son Donna Martin Clara Peerce William Wilcox attended a Lorain baseball game where LaGrange won 74. Rev and Mrs B H Coon entertained relatives from Ulinecis the past week. Ther sent Friezrim Cleveland. Mr and Mrs L A McClellan and children Duane and Jean visited relatives in Brighton Sunday. Several LaGrange people witnessed fireworks splendid in Pittsfield Monday evening. Pittsfield proud of its citizens. Lewis McClellan works for Charlie Pelton. Miss Lola Chase of Painesville visiting Miss Exma Horton. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Harry Woodcock nee Miss Bessie Buswer married July 2. Edwin Nichols celebrated Golden wedding anniversary Tuesday July 8 with about fifty relatives at North Main Street home. After dinner a poem credited wedding incidents and anniversary wishes. An old store a golden Oak library table and chair and a
The Ambition Brand tonic products promise relief for nervous tension and low mood. Thousands praise Wendell Piess remedies for fatigue and overwork. Refund offered if not satisfied with box purchase. Box price sixty cents with about six and a half cents per unit mentioned.
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