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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1924
Page
9
Decoration exercises were held at the Kipton school auditorium with a large audience. The program included songs, readings, a piano solo, and tributes to soldiers from Henrietta and Camden towns. Guests from Springfield Elyria Detroit and Wakeman attended.
Local residents visit relatives for Decoration Day including Mrs Mary McAlister and families from Fre mont and Norwalk. Numerous notes of birthdays, school events, and car accidents fill the column along with callers at the Weekss and Lees homes and preparations for Camden township baccalaureate and commencement.
Mrs Elizabeth Lorraine of Kansas has obtained permission from the state supreme court to practice law. Former state superintendent of public instruction she authored several grade school texts and now begins a legal career.
South Ridge notes a church youth group meeting Monday to plan a children’s day program for Sunday June 22. Prayer services are set at Edwin Burrer’s home on West Ridge this week. Local visitors and callers, including Rev W H Schuster and Rev C W Smith,频 t.
William ware in Lakewood on Saturday. Elyria visitors include Mr and Mrs B Young Mrs A Hellman and Barbara Brodbeck. Miss Myria Ledrick closed her district school with a picnic. Memorial Day guests from Cleveland and Lorain visit Lake County families. A large local attendance at the A E Hale funeral. Mrs Eva Bryant and others call on local neighbors.
A New Orleans theatre sold out a matinee after the manager announced that all bobbed hair girls would be admitted free. The crowd surged to attend the show and enjoy the promotional giveaway.
The 64 year old widow Mrs A I Anderson of Cedar Grove Georgia is noted as the youngest pensioner from the War of 1912. She married at age 22 and her husband's status at the ceremony is described as $6 at the time.
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