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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
7
A garbled passage describes Senate imagery and fashion remarks about summer attire and notable figures. References include Thomas, Henry Cabot Lodge, and Gronna, with mentions of Palm Beach, pink silk shirts, and unique coats as a light, speculative snapshot of political pomp.
Grafton and Pomona area residents are listed visiting relatives, church activities, improvements, and upcoming local events. Mentions include Mrs. Clark Kilgore and son visiting Greenwich. Mrs. George Spicer in Elyria. city residents painting homes, installing water connections, and house repairs. Community groups plan baptisms, church activities, a Grange dance, and Lorain County Bee meeting in Oberlin. Local families attend graduations, hospital visits, and social gatherings at Taylor’s Hall and Reservoir Park.
A Wellington meeting of the District Holstein Association was held in the Mayor's Court Room with President N. W. Lee presiding. The Senior Class at Wellington High School reports thirty-six graduates, with fourteen girls and twenty-two boys, led by president B.R. Smith and others. the class includes many named seniors and an advisory board. The Legion baseball team is set to play Lorain MacCabees at the Wellington fair grounds Sunday at 2:30 pm.
International News Service reports airplanes replacing the dragon as objects of reverence in famine districts. Airplanes are used to transport food and essential supplies, aiding relief efforts across eastern China. They enable rapid messenger missions and famine scouting, despite dangers from dust storms and remote landings.
The Morse Elm at Fourteenth Street and Pennsylvan ia Avenue, a historic DC landmark linked to Samuel F. B. Morse and many politicians, was removed by order of District Superintendent of Parks Clifford Lanham. Roots were cut for street widening and hotel heat worsened the tree’s decline, ending a famed leaning post at the Old Willard Hotel.
Columbus banker F R Huntingston states the proposed Ohio Bell Telephone merger is assured with stock deposits sought, extending hold period while not exceeding 75 percent. Professor Raymond Peart notes flu epidemic timing aligns with heart-disease death rates in several American cities, suggesting no firm link.
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