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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1921
Page
4
A detailed listing of guests and visits from Elyria, Lakewood, Cleveland, and nearby towns over Decoration Day week. Families entertained relatives and friends, including Loomis groups, school seniors, and civic events. The Augusta notes include alumni banquets, concerts, and community gatherings with numerous local households hosting guests.
Amherst June 6 Mrs Sarah Chapin Cooley 78 died after five months illness at her daughter's home Miss Angus McPherson born in Amherst 1843 longest living Brownhelm Congregational church member Survived by son C E Chapin daughter Angus McPherson three granddaughters and many friends Private funeral will be held Wednesday at 1 30 at her home and public service at 2 at the church
Sam Hoover of Mogador Ohio tells how Tanlac transformed his ailing wife. She suffered loss of appetite dizziness and chest pains for years. After four bottles she has a healthy appetite sleeps well and is energetic. He urges neighbors to try Tanlac as sold in Elyria by Dolphus Ebert and leading druggists.
Amherst June 6 The Methodist sewing society will be entertained at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon by Mrs A M Schofield and Mrs Thomas Bruce. All ladies are cordially invited.
Amherst and Lorain area residents greet guests and celebrate events. Mr and Mrs Emanuel Fenstermacker welcomed a baby girl at the local hospital. Elyria visitors Maurice Strohmeier and Adelbert Hauser joined Mrs A R Tolhurst in Lorain. William Bruce wedding party includes John Witliam George and Andrew Bruce traveling to Cincinnati for the event. additional visits include Milton Ludwig and wife with Charles Ludwig, Earl’s extended visit at J B Avery, Frank Johnson’s Cleveland trip, and Walter Hahn visiting Harris Street residents.
The Buffalo Express notes plans to stock kegs and barrels for all purposes with emphasis on medical drops to support local needs. The item references expanding inventory to meet varied demands and community use.
A Tacoma Ledger note urges citizens to demand what they want from government. It frames public pressure as a basic, almost instinctive tactic, likening it to a baby’s cry to illustrate persistent civic engagement.
Mr and Mrs Philip Gott of Akton spent the weekend with relatives in La Grange. Mrs Gott remained for a few days visit. George P. Jackson of Cleveland was mentioned in connection with the visit.
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