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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
4
The Gurilarr o the Sons of Vor ap announce a picnic Friday the 22nd at Gren's oh at 10 30 car. Veterans and fieg are invited to attend.
A jumble of church gatherings Masonic and Rebekah lodge meetings and girl and boys club activities appear in Cascade Park and nearby venues. Highlights include a 7 50 p m ball at St Pauls Cas Park and a Star Picnic at Cascade Park with various Sunday school and teachers groups noted.
Social items from Lake Area and Elyria include engagements and family events. Other notes mention summer church activities, a North Linwood meeting, and a local ice cream festival planned by Linwood Grange. Bland Williams returns from Chicago visit while Dewiris Mey reports on a West River Coast trip. Community members attend Odd Fellows meeting and church events at Cedar Park and Lake Avenue.
Mrs Harriet Stanton Biatch long active in suffrage and socialist movements was nominated for New York City comptroller on the Socialist ticket at the eighth municipal convention. She has been a party member for two years and two decades.
A hippopotamus reportedly consumes 200 pounds of food daily. Some locals feel insulted by discussions of legal force and weight limits. mentions of an average autian law exuding 354 pounds of force appear in fragmented, unclear text.
Mr and Mrs Clem Chamvers and 2nd 2 William Reese departed this morning for Lincoln Kansas to visit Mrs Campers sister Mrs Freda Gross. They will camp en route and expect to be away about four weeks. Mrs Roland Sflorris, who has been suffering from poisoned heads, is CHMTOtTlns.
Washington reports indicate the United States may concede to Japan in its approach to the Far Eastern disarmament conference. A three tier offer outlines unconditional acceptance, conditional with preliminary program talks, or preliminary drafting of the conference program. Tokyo may respond with unconditional acceptance or seek a preface draft before formal documents reach Washington.
A local camp of the Patrious Order Sons of America has urged President Harding to penalize anyone who flags diving at the American flag on buildings, cars, and ships by stripping them of citizenship.
Wheeling Steel and Iron officials announce the Benwood plant will resume operations August 1 and hire 1,000 workers. Secretary of State Smith issues ruling that all primary nominations in Defiance and Hicksville townships are illegal under the state primary law, disqualifying petitions for upcoming primaries.
Wellington Henry Hamlin longtime Wellington resident died at his winter home in Ft Landercote Florida on Sunday afternoon July 17 he was in his seventy first year once a successful businessman and highly respected for his integrity Funeral arrangements were not yet definite at this time
Sixteen or more Boy Scouts camp for a week in a grove on Ray Rowland's farm a mile north and a mile west of Wellington. Scout Master Rev. Vernon Emery leads with Assistant Scout Master E S Kerr and Senior Patrol Leader D G Swanger guiding patrols Fox Panther and Wolf with names including Reginald Sanderson William Spenseter Howard Lehman Albert Rowland Andrew Watters Mark Hanna Lauren Hines Stuart Perkins Charles Ray and others.
Wellington and nearby towns hold an important milk producers meeting Thursday evening July 21 at 8 o clock in the mayor’s court room. Secretary Rowland urges full attendance from all dairy farmers. The note mentions a possible meal and speaker Mr Ingersold.
Philadelphia manufacturers and exporters extend credit concessions to South American and European trade. The usual three month period is increased to nine months, with one local firm extending terms to two reputable Souza American concerns.
North Olmsted guest Joe Werner of William Hennie and family. Sundar J. Longben and Larena from Saturday at Air W B Giles home. Mimi Younki visiting her cousin Davis for weeks. Oliver 342 of Cleveland vacationing with relatives. Mr and Mrs M Hathaway dinner guests of Airs Ford Hill Sundar. Mrs Racine of Fort Wayne visited church and her nieces Mrs W Baker. Ryals and Mrs Hurst of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs M Hopwood. Allene Sumner of Cleveland weekend with sister Mrs James Longhon. Plans for Sunday School picnic in about three weeks. Mrs Pyrle Cornish hosted 2 birthday dinner with Myrtle Dorran Dover Alfred Brightman New London Milo Cornish. birthdays of both ladies recently.
A fragment from a dialogue shows Dicky criticizing Lilian and Madge over relationships with Harry and Robert Savarin. The scene hints at a marriage dispute while a nearby social column lists weekend local visits and road work, noting a tarred road and gatherings at several homes.
Elizabeth Miller attended a community picnic. Melvin Grille improved after pneumonia scare. William of Elsrna visited his mother. Mrs. Lucy Miller called to Cleveland. Mrs. Pope awaiting sister T. J. Heene visit from Portage. Local accidents, family visits, and church activities populate a page of Ridge area notes and gatherings.
Classified notices in the Chronicle-Telegram draw readers to buy and sell items, seek services, and publish personal notices. Ads showcase local participation, with frequent small transactions and community updates reflecting daily life.
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