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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1920

Page

4

Pilgrim History Program At First Congregational

The First Congregational church hosts a Church at Home program with music socializing and a Pilgrim History stereopticon display in the Gates room to mark the 300th anniversary of the Pilgrims voyage. Pastor J H Grant will provide commentary and refreshments follow.

First Congregational Church International Council of Congregationalists Boston Leyden Maif Miles Standlah J. H. Grant First Congregational Thifsday

Local graduates to host visit after east trip

After an extended auto trip through the east a graduate from the class of 13 will be at home with friends at the Sroom's residence on Telegraph Road following the journey.

Site High School Sroom Telegraph Road

Local Notes Refer to Visits and Socials in Elyria

Mrs Antone Minnick returns from Toledo after attending the Knights of St John convention with the Ladies auxiliary guesting her sister Mrs George Holdworth. The Needle Work Lane bazar at Town Line is set for tomorrow evening pending weather. Miss Gladys Parmley graduates in piano and theory at Chicago University and earns a teaching certificate. Alfred H Grant returns from Phillips Exeter Academy and plans a vacation with relatives. Families from Detroit Air Line Junction and Abian Pa visit Elyria for a week of gatherings and socials.

Town Line Lewis Dramm Lita Pad Far East Gladys Parmley Lake Ayd Rue Chicago Chicago University

Irkutsk under Soviet rule faces severe shortages

Irkutsk in Central Siberia reports nationalized institutions and closed stores. Food is scarce with rations of black bread sold at high prices, and newspapers require government permits. Foreign presence is minimal as 18 British officers were sent to Moscow. An estimated 10,000 Chinese refugees left for the Chinese frontier in May amid harvest fears.

Irkutsk Siberia Moscow

Rev Bates of Oregon Visits Bay Village and Nearby

Rev Bates formerly pastor of Congregational church for 32 years called on Wa Aldrich family. He led Sunday services with Rev Taylor of Dover. Reng Smith and a friend from Elyria visited C S Aldrich's home. Other locals noted include Will Aldrich visiting parents, Mrs Hansen and Nellie Dodd visiting W Aldrich, Myra Osborn hosting West Cleveland Relief, Ruth Evang Cleveland visiting Bassett road, and Wm Aldrich at Rocky River.

Bay Vilage Rev. Bates Oregon Congregational Church Aldrich Taylor Dover Bates Reng Smith Elyria C. S. Aldrich Bassett Road Will Aldrich Lakewodd

Glue Members Hold Delightful Reunion in Elyria Home

Oberlin women traveled to Elyria for a reunion of the E L M club hosted by Mrs G W Bott of West Street, a former Oberlin resident. Elderly and younger members from Elyria and Oberlin gathered for informal hours, sharing memories while Mrs Bott’s flowers and a luncheon enhanced the visit.

Elyria Oberlin E. L. M. Club G. W. Bott West Street George Cotton Lake Avenue Marion Dye Grant Street Gertrude Stone F. , Burklew Ada Darling Edith Graves Clare Graves Madge Whitney Irene Coe Grace Morgan Dora Cargill Laura Lake Minnie Hart Vioolet Fowls Bott

Grain Dealers from Three Counties at Western Reserve Meeting

Elyrian grain dealers from Lora in Huron and Erie counties joined sessions of the Western Reserve Grain Dealers and Millers Association in convention at Ruggles Beach. J. F. Burke of the city delivered the afternoon address on Business Men as a Factor in Government.

Lora Huron Erie Western Reserve Grain Dealers’ and Millers' Association Ruggles Beach J. F. Burke

Elyria Water Is Almost Perfect Says City Chemist

City chemist B G Curtis declares Elyria water tests 99 percent pure, Amherst also uses Elyria supply. He notes one third of Elyria wells are contaminated and advises testing water from vacation sites to curb typhoid linked to contaminated sources. Water samples are tested Tuesdays and Fridays at the pumping station west of Frain.

B. G. Curtis Elyrians Amherst Elyria Curtis Talat Qwatee South City National Tube Co Action Frain Gays Curtis

Divorce Petition Alleges Conductor Husband Misconduct

Stella Beck files for divorce from Charles Beck a Lorain Elyria and Cleveland area conductor alleging misconduct with a Lorain girl kept company with her brought her to Lorain Elyria and Cleveland rode street cars entertained at the home during her absence and left her she seeks alimony and restoration of her maiden name Stella Oliver.

Stella Beck Charles Beck Lorain

Smith Extends Filing Period For State Candidates

Secretary of State announces candidates who wish to withdraw from the race may do so until about July 1. Although the official withdrawal deadline is Saturday midnight, Ohio tradition extends the time until ballots are certified to election boards. The extension will be in place around July 1.

Columbus Smith Ohlo Lydia E. Pinkham Buffalo N. J Lydia B. Pinkham Mrs. A. Roonss Fargo Avenus Battal

Huerta Government Recognized by United States

The Washington statement declares that the government of Guatemala under General Huerta, succeeding Dr Estada Cabrera, has been officially recognized by the United States. The announcement came from the state department on June 24.

Washngton Herrera Guatemala Estrada Cabrera United States Stats Department

Two Dead Four Hurt in Western Cartridge Plant Fire

A blast at the Western Cartridge Company plant in Springfield Indiana killed two men and seriously injured four other workers. About thirty employees were inside when 50 pounds of powder exploded, with a second explosion narrowly avoided as rescuers carried the injured from the building.

Springfield Western Cartridge Company

Damages Sought In Baby Death Case In 1919 Auto Crash

Judge Redington hears a $10,000 damage suit in Courtroom No. 1 filed by Henry Meyers administrator of his son Henry Meyers Jr. He alleges the boy was killed by Henry Funk’s truck on Sept 4 1919 at South Amherst. Defense says the boy was in front of the truck and the vehicle did not err on the wrong side.

Redington Henry Meyers South Atherst Héery, Jr Henry Funk South Amherst

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