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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
4
July 12 Amherst reporters note a local Junior High outing to a baseball game in Cleveland. Children, under guidance of businessmen, enjoyed the trip. many expressed gratitude for the day’s outing and the organizers’ efforts.
Elyria notes cover social visits and family gatherings as residents welcome guests and relatives. Local figures include Carl Fow, Bird Stroup, Fred Vietzen, John Bock, Carlton Drusendahl, Wm. Rhubert, Mrs. Schmitkens, Lena Jacobs, Earle Seeley, and Prof. Jas. E. Rice of Cornell who visited with his wife and children en route to the Pacific coast. Prof Rice traveled with a camping party and auto caravan via Yellow Stone Park.
A list of residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby cities including Syracuse Chicago Norwalk Vermilion Cleveland Lorain and Put-in-Bay. Names include Emma Slack Jefferson Sheffield Hamel Delbridge Stewart Walls Jenne Merle Miller Brennan Hail Bellar Bellar Baker Brown Belden Humphrey and Chaskos with hospital admissions for Clayton Springer and Ervin Emerick.
West Ridge notes list visitors and social visits from July 4 to 12. Families from Ceylon Lorain Elyria Cleveland and Detroit gather at local homes including the Schaibles Burrers Hunger and Fowls. Several outings occur at Crystal Beach and Lorain Beach with extended relatives and club events.
Amateur note of July gatherings in Town Line North lists numerous Amherst and South Amherst visitors. Families such as Kern, Dellefield, Cook, Day, Spiegelberg, Delfield, Henes, Mackert, Ernst, Vernarski and others are recorded hosting or visiting relatives and friends across local towns. A brief bio notes Rt. Rev. Charles H. Brent as a Protestant Episcopal bishop advocating removal of the Ten Commandments from the Book of Prayer.
Earl F. Drake of Phoenix Arizona writes that within six months he gained twelve pounds and felt better than ever. He credits Euro-Phosphate for the improvement and urges readers to try it, noting it is obtainable at every good drug store.
He served as bishop in the Philippines starting in 1901 guiding church work in Manila. He was popular with natives and Americans from various sects and acted as a constructive force in adjusting island life to United States rule during his long residence.
The late war bishop Brent headed the Protestant chaplains of the army at the front. A Canadian by birth his first parish was in Buffalo. He moved to Boston in 1888 and built a reputation that led to his selection for the missionary post in the Philippines.
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