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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
3
Readable fragments show church groups weekly gatherings. Highlights include Ladies’ Aid and Daughters of America activities, Legion Auxiliary RSVPs, a St John outing planned for Riverview, and the United Presbyterian Missionary Society meeting with reports from Youngstown delegates. Also notes on a card shower for May Stone, Rotary Club address by Harry R. Lewis, and Hike and Chat Club gathering details.
Mrs A M Gray and son Eugene of Lakewood visit sister Mrs M Wl Lord at 420 Cleveland St D G Eyman of Middle Avenue travels for his mother’s illness in Orrville. The Wide ning Circle of the Baptist church hosts a Friday afternoon event at Cascade Park with supper at 6 o'clock. Numerous locals undertake trips to Cleveland Vermilion Brookside Park Amherst and Lorain for family care funerals and leisure. A wave of visitors attends church and social events while many plan motor trips to New York Waynesburg Buffalo and beyond.
Saas 8 held a regular meeting last evening with good attendance. Mrs. Frank Fotter of East Orange New Jersey spends the summer at Loch Haddin Inn East Shore Lorain. Mrs A Horvita entertained the Jew Sul Ladies Auxiliary Saturday afternoon four team members present. Mr and Mrs W V Hipps of Lorain spent last evening with Mr and Mrs J H Forman of Cleveland Street. Mr and Mrs Lo Hayes and family attended the sixth annual reunion of the Retting family at Henry Schub home Huron Sunny. The Protected Home Circle of Lorain buys a picnic at Cascade Park this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Henry Stolgenburn of Park Avenue and Mr and Mrs Chas Retenning of 3rd Street left today for an auto trip through New York State. The Daughters of the American Revolution of Lorain and their families held a picnic at Cascade Park Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs W Greenwalt of Lorain were guests of Dr and Mrs E L Rice of West River Street yesterday. Mrs W H Fabre and Mr Morton Erwin of Cleveland were guests yesterday of Mrs E L Rice West River Street.
Wellington officials discussed free village delivery after a post office inspection. The prior second class status and $12 000 yearly business clash with population 2245 and realty rules for delivery by potential city service. A delivery decision hinges on postal criteria and local support.
A rural round of visits, farm bureau plans, and social events described across Wellington and surrounding towns. Families attend picnics and reunions, with multiple mentions of Mrs. Ada Sherburne, Mrs. Grace Farrar, and Mr. Fred Pitts. Farm bureau meetings scheduled for July 27 urge attendance, plus threshing and gas developments noted on local farms.
Lagrange July notes relatives visiting from Chatham and Pittsburgh. Families including Frewson, Gat, Kelner, Gibbons, Downing Opdyke, Merriam, Johnston, Cowell, Wilson, and others spend weekends or week with Kettering area hosts. community updates reflect visits among farm families and Cleveland and Pittsburgh connections.
A long list of social visits and calls across Elyria, Lorain, and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Allan Smith, Mrs Tillingmst, Capt Southam, Major Malta, Mr and Mrs Saunders, Mr Kelner, Alma Hastings, Mrs Robbins, Mr Loomis, Mrs Knowles, Cassie Kelner, Leon Mosher, Burton Gott, Harold Taylor, Lute Wilson, Dr Freeman, Ruth Law, Adeline Beaver, Esther Herrick, Paul Nichols, Adams family, Erwin, Bruce Freeman, and others. Activities mention poultry demonstrations, August gatherings, picnics at Oak Paint Moard, church anniversaries, and home visits with relatives from Cleveland and out of town.
Local residents share visits and travels with relatives across Cleve land Oberlin and Elyria. Tragic death of Albert Opfer of Elyria shocks the community as details note his life in LaGrange and his marriage to Ethel Jackson in 1919 before moving to Grafton. Mr J H Simpson moves into new home on Stanford Avenue Eastern Heights.
Catholic Daughters of America will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening to elect the Grand Regent.
Nelvin Maltwit resigned from the Farmers Cooperative Stoply Co and is now doing carpenter work in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Bart Underhin returned to Cleveland after visiting with A R Underhilt. The text also mentions Ben Ophat Whe and his young wife, plus four brothers and six others who survived a prior event.
Mr and Mrs Herman Coit of Cleveland visited relatives over Sunday. Mrs Carl Kratt and her parents Mr and Mrs Wilford Granger are moving into their new home on Terk avenue, Eastern Heights Ady.
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