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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1921

Page

6

Pittsfield Fourth of July Celebration Brings Crowds

Pittsfield held a large Independence Day event with residents and visitors from Huron county and beyond. Attendees enjoyed a parade, games, a noon dinner, an outdoor program by D. G. Swanger and a fireworks show described as the best yet. A sum of 59.02 was collected for the day’s expenses.

Mohrman Elyria Ington Cadar Ung Albert Mohrman Arthur Sheffield Lorain Cleveland Ummer Clarence DeRades Thildren Gladys Louisse Norton Firs H- I. Coulson J. Reed Ives H. Betts Wellington C. OH Jane Hinesigian Ion Arentiy Pittsfeld Ater Park Serears Huntington Pittsfield Trix Huron County Elmer. Henson Delta Arthur Spain Helen Howard Nash Henry Whitney L. A. Mohrman Lee Mohrman Grace John Worcester Fields Oberlin LaGrange Camden Brighton Verdun Amherst Boysbany

Freckles Remove with Othine Double Strength Ad

An advertisement promises freckles can be removed with Othine double strength. It claims quick improvement with the first applications and a money back guarantee if it fails, urging readers to ask the druggist for the double strength product.

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Harvest Notes and Village Flings in Birmingham Area

Farmers gather harvest in the Birmingham district as Beary Salzemann of Samtown hosts friends. Henry J. Thompson, returning from Maine, plans to reside at Sandusky Soldiers Home. Rev. John Meyer of Cleveland preached at Henrietta ME church. A F Brandau and Moulder family guests from Cleveland spent the 4th weekend. Henry Moulder built a new porch for Brandau.

A. P. Lincoln Lincoln K'snison Birmingham Beary_ Salzemann Samtown Henry J. Thompson Maine Thompson Sandusky John Meyer Cleveland Henrietta Cersian MM. E Mttie Kastenall Stackler Henry Moulder A. F. Brandau John and Archie Hahn Karl Fow Frank Maus South Ridge Irwin Eldred PF. N. Hopkins Amherst Lawrence Betts Penfield Iss Ruby Hopkins Judge Aliss Hopkins Clover Leaf Club Adam Hadlin Maichem Brighton J. Brumby Fam Wy Feerth Warryr Hawk George Decker H. H. Drusendahl Ernest Holliday Milly Joy Ashtabula Win Spiedelberg Schaible Lottman Guertin Frey McEwan Char Bwartz Walter Sippel Sherman Wurst Samuel Wurst Henry Wurst Elyria

Brownhelm Residents Gather for Weekend at Kellys Island

Brownhelm residents and relatives from Elyria Amherst and Cleveland spent the weekend at Kellys Island for fishing and social visits. Guests included Ed Staebler Steve Stevenson H S Greening and many others with extended family gatherings noted across Brownhelm and surrounding towns.

Brownhelm Land Ed Staebier Cleveland Stéve Stevenson Elvria Epee H._ S Greening Philis Earnhardt South Amherst Twrlab Stevenson oMrse E. L. Streator Steve Stevenson Elyria Howard Greening Kelly's Island B. L. Streator E. Staebler Frank “Pember Twrlah Elizabeh Hahn Dave Barnhart Victor Schnackof Amherst Clare Stevenson Mitawanga Charles Peck Detroit Jaiis Peck Cecil Winston A. Jenkins Wakeman Waerinng Maynard Knerim

Brownhelm Picnic Ends With Baseball Game

The Brownhelm residents gathered at the Congregational church on the fourth for a large picnic dinner. Rev Dan Bradley of the Pilmins church in Cleveland spoke. A baseball game between Fanny Bureau and the Grangers followed, ending the meeting except for a few pieces laid by the Brownhell Corner chart.

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West Ridge Farmers End Fourth in Hay and Wheat Fields

The West Ridge area saw most farmers spend the Fourth in hay or wheat fields amid extreme heat accelerating crop ripening. Gardens and 21 kinds of vegetation suffered from lack of rain as residents hosted visitors and held social events.

Henry Pallas Etta Brown Stanley Harvey Brown Elyria Harry Brown Cleveland Lydia Suvlig Eva Gau@ern Miss Grace Reba van Dusen Paul Berea But Louis Ruff Buth Spiedelbert Amherst Chares’ Sehaible Harold Hahn Oberlin Hospital Irs Moses ‘Eppley Ralph Fowl Afilton’ Eppler South Ridge Chas. Schaible Ea Lauer Michigan Martin Lauer Carl Fowl Gustave Pallas Margaret Abramoska Ed Krebs Behrends Helen Hahnsnent Riverside Park John Sirlardson Lauer R. S. Miller J. Brumby Kipton Harry Hawk Wellington Lucy Miller Harry Bemis Rollo Pember Bucyrus O Ed Pember H. H.‘Drusendah Davin Cook Godfrey Blues of Detroit Mich Harry Lauer Moses Kolb

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