Fecent p2 Mentturise Talk With Native Of Suetaige
An incomplete fragment mentions a talk with a native figure and cultural references. The text is damaged and names or places are unclear, yielding limited readable detail for a concise news item.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
4
An incomplete fragment mentions a talk with a native figure and cultural references. The text is damaged and names or places are unclear, yielding limited readable detail for a concise news item.
A fragmentary passage describes a man given bread and a loaf as a gesture at dinner. The text remains cryptic with unclear actions or provenance, offering a glimpse of a social exchange without full context.
Mr and Mrs R B LaDew of 439 Court host guests Mr and Mrs H H Hall of Pargo North Dakota sister of Mrs LaDew. Former Wellington residents Mrs W W McConnell and her daughter return from a month in the East with Mrs Dawson of Youngstown. The trip included Norwalk Connecticut. Hattie Baker and John Hamann marry in Amherst tomorrow. Nurse Miss Hattie Keisler announces engagement to Edward Ener with wedding planned in June. George Haserout returns home after hospital visit for his ill son Paul, now recovering though typhoid attack remains. Olga Boynton of Cleveland hosts a Sunday visit with the Sharf family. Mrs J K Swealland the Zerado guests for a few days with Mrs D L Shaffer. William Humphrey and Ruth return from Lockport after death of Mrs Humphrey, Clara Bell Humphrey. Lake avenue Con G Church group meets at Mrs Henke tonight at 7. Rev J H Grant attends State Conference in Ak-Fen. Diss Stakie Mueller assists at church Wednesday for Christian Endeavor.
A fragmented column extols the value of keeping after it in hockey and polo, praising Pittsburg hockey stars Baker and Drury and noting public social news from Elyria and surrounding towns. It also mentions a lecture on organized youth work and local entries in society life, including visits and hospital news.
A young woman recounts a chance meeting with Jack on Fifth Avenue and Forty-second Street. After a crowded bus ride and a fall into his arms she realizes his possessive warmth and confesses falling in love. The diary-style page ends with a promise to continue.
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