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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1919
Page
4
Dettere Ree, once of Elyria, died unexpectedly leaving a large circle of friends. She was the daughter of a veteran of the 103rd regiment and took active interest in their affairs.
Mrs Friz Rudin and others attend Home Mission Week at Lakeside. Elyria friends join in a five hundred party with prizes won by Mrs. D. W. Seward and Mrs. Hases, while many locals travel between Elyria Cleveland and nearby towns for visits and social events.
Sunday was hot but the church remained cool and comfortable with over 300 in Sunday school. The Berea class seems to enjoy the session, though text is cut.
A Philadelphia woman recounts decades of poor health and nervous prostration healing after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women to consider it and credits improved well being to the remedy.
A July 28 Oberlin talk featured Walter Jones and James, both conveying firsthand views of Russia during the Bolshevik rise. James described long travels, relief work, and refugee conditions from Siberia to the Caucasus, with Czechs praised for restraint amid international intervention.
A historical piece argues for American help to Russia through food and clothing rather than intervention. It warns that alienating Russia could push Japan and Slavs toward closer ties, notes Bolshevik and Kolchak factions as phases, and calls for a compromise to establish a durable government and shared rights.
The LaPorte Methodist church hosts a community homecoming all day Sunday August 24. Residents are asked to invite former members and review the church history. A basket lunch on the village square follows. send historical items to Rev. W C Endly.
He seeks a location for a wholesale candy factory to employ 150 hands. No site chosen yet but possibilities include Lorain or Wellington to secure a suitable plant and adequate female labor.
Two infant deaths reported from extreme heat and lingering illness. John Stanley Day, infant son of Mrs Frank J Day, died Saturday with funeral services held today and burial at Lake View Cemetery. The day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Erwin Worthington also died Saturday and burial took place today at LaPorte.
Mrs Werley and son from Cleveland visited the Colliers then returned home Sunday. Avon Lake H A R club enjoyed an outing at Euclid Beach with boating and bathing. Miss Amanda Miller chaperoned. Mrs Varney and children visited Lorain friends. Mr Velie of Cleveland and Mrs Nafie hosted by the Bairds. Curtis Duff, overseas for eighteen months, returned Tuesday. Ice cream social at ME church raised a good sum for church funds.
Mrs Cnaries Long will entertain members of the M E sewing society at her home on Thursday July 24. Misses Delores and Helen Marie Justice of Lancaster spent a few days with Miss Bertha and Master George Varney. Lorain July 25 report shows local men collecting waste paper to fund the annual camp for boys at Oak Point in August.
Assistant State Secretary Po the peace conference, Woolsey will discuss the subject of reparations with many details to be given practical application. Read the Want Ads. Chronicle-Telegram.
Tuesday only deal for Red Mill Flour in 49 pound sacks priced at 3.00 offered by Conry's Grocery.
J C Stanfell filed for divorce from Ella Stanfell in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas Ohio case 16268 on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Hearing set after August 23 1919. Ella Stanfell resides Lexington Kentucky and is the defendant in the action.
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