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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
9
Community members gathered for Fourth of July events and visits from relatives and friends. A cream social, a store opening in Amherst, and multiple family gatherings were reported, with residents from Elyria, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and nearby towns attending.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lucas of Fremont attended the funeral of Frank Arnold Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Low Whitney and family were visitors in Ely. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Smith have moved into the John Brumby house. Mrs. Ethel Runkle is spending a week with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Lewis Arnold. Mrs. P. T. Rooney entertained her sister Nora Murray on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook expect a visit from his sister soon.
Seventy eight adults attended a reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Elm Ferkawar. Families from Pittsburg LaGrange and Cleveland visited, with reports of farming harvests and a ladder accident injuring Frank Tite. Guests included Mrs Burton Rosard and relatives from nearby towns.
Mr. and Mrs. HL Swift hosted relatives and friends from Hudson Ohio Cleveland and Lorain over the Fourth weekend. Guests included Mrs. Eunice Smith and others from Essoria and Danville and Geneva areas. Mrs. Andrew Ryder attended Ann Arbor commencement with son Marvin.
Sunday guests include Mrs E C Johnson and daughters Lilian Ruth and Frank Rising, plus Anson Georgia visiting Afss Johnson's father G H Bradley in Berea. Mrs A H Ernst and daughters Irene and Ersiva from Elyria stay with Mr and Mrs M Sandrock. Various locals travel to Cleveland and Brighton, and Perry Ander heals from tractor incident as friends note his convalescence.
Ashland reports work starting on the Ashland Country Club golf course. Lottie Westover files as an independent candidate for city treasurer. Arenie and Minnie L. deliver today after a fusion to catch up with others. George Scarta fined $400 for bootlegging in Miand court. grand jury meets next Monday.
Mrs Edna Dixon of Oberlin visited Penfield last week for the stest with Mrs Jan Hart. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs J K Wolfe's home on Wednesday with Circle No 2 serving supper. Mr and Mrs Louie Taylor spent Sunday at Crystal Beach with Irwin Lace and family.
North Ridgeville and nearby towns report residents returning from Andrews Institute and traveling to Crystal Beach and Sandy Beach. Several households host relatives, while St Peters Chapel raises funds at a basement ice cream social for a new church. Frack Wilford of Elyria to speak at Nidgeville Grange on July 12.
John Sprain of Akron Ohio says Tanlac cured his stomach trouble and loss of appetite. He reports better energy sleep and appetite since using the medicine and claims his liver and digestion are now normal. He urges others to try Tanlac.
Sunday evening Chas Ver- Soy was struck by a car while returning home from buying milk. He sustained bruises but no broken bones and was left shaken by the collision.
Vincent Aliss Fanny Jackson of the Lake Shore is visiting at the home of her uncle Mr Prant Jackson for a couple of weeks. Mr John Reese and wife spent Sunday with John Morris and family. Rose Chambers entertained her sister Mrs Robert Lawson and family from Cleveland Sun Gav and Monea.
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