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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
7
Charles Kellar and his wife traveled to Ashland and Chippewa Lake on Wednesday. Nellie Auxer has been entertaining her granddaughter.
Priedmas edits a council and public committees meeting. Mrs Ametia Breitkrents visits daughter Mrs Ernest Jackson in Elyria. E L Adame and family and H H Rawson visit Thad Rawson in Cleveland. picnic supper. Wilbur Derby of Cleveland weekend guest of grandparents C E Loomis. Dean Frye hosts sister Halliwell and her children from Lo ami for a Sunday gathering.
Miss Louise Jackson returns home to Miyria after visiting relatives here. Farm Woman's Club to meet July 18 for an all day event making dress forms. Hastings Relief Corps held July 7 session and plans a late summer social. Sept 1 meeting scheduled, August sessions postponed for vacation. Various local residents host visitors from Cleveland Elyria and New Jersey while others take vacations and attend dinners and church activities.
Mrs. Ralph Hacket and daughter visited Lakewood relatives for a weekend. Miss Nettie Gouldie hosted several kin at the F. Loomin home. C. H. Sanders bought a new Buick. A F. Jackson cows were struck by lightning under a tree but were insured. Horace Ryan works in a Sandusky garage.
An evening service outlines the sermon theme Jesus as bridegroom judge and king. Attendance notes 7:36 p.m. with study of Grashoppera on Wednesday at 7:80 a.m. E Church led by Pastor M. Knapp.
Public service notices announce a sermon at 11 06 a m and a Union meeting at 7 36 p m at the Baptist church. Bible study class Thursday evenings continues with Reid leading the second half of Numbers in the lesson series.
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