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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
2
Visitors from various lodges attended the district meeting held at the Ame and Cleveland area lodge hall. Delegates toured Akron facilities, including a rubber plants complex, learning about operations before the convention moved to Coshocton Ohio.
An ad fragment touts a stomach remedy praised by readers including Mrs Jen Renonard and Mrs Ella Pri rou. It promises fast digestion, strengthens bowels, and asserts superiority to other tonics with claims of genuine efficacy and long-lasting relief.
Rose Moriarty, special representative of the Woman's National Republican committee, voices how women seek clear party positions on compulsory military training League of Nations and prohibition. She notes women demand real party access and leadership to shape platforms and governance reflecting home and national ideals.
Fragmentary OCR text references a wrestling title and involvement of women. No clear names, places, or outcomes are readable to confirm details for a proper card headline and summary.
A local fraternal order plans a special meeting to confer three degrees at eleven. Walter Kidd of 113 Eastern Heights Boulevard hosts a dinner. King’s Daughters hold a social evening at the Methodist church with officers elected and a program including piano solos and readings. A mock marriage provided humor and refreshments closed the event, next meeting set for June 17 at Mrs. McKenzie’s home.
The Beese home on West River road hosted a Sunday family reunion with forty relatives visiting from Logansport Indiana to honor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Caley and son. A sumptuous dinner and supper followed with many Beese and Welton family members in attendance. The First Congregational church Women’s association holds an all day sewing meeting Wednesday with a program review by Walter Brooks and a talk by Mrs. Stanley Shaw on Christian Americanization. The Emergency Club meets Thursday with Mira Jackson assisting hostess.
An 1919 testimonial claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured facial pimples after using full-sized products. The page also notes Circle No 2 of First Methodist Church Aid plans a Guest Day at Mrs F E Jones’s home and a free Christian Science lecture by Dr Walton Hubbard in Elyria on May 27. A Christian Endeavor group hosts a Something Different social Tuesday for former and current members.
Mrs E W Vietzen of Lake Ave hosts Sunday guests with Fred Vietzen of West Ridge. Circle No 1 St Pauls Church will meet next Friday with Mrs H Rhinehart as hostess. W S Hicknall of the American Lace Co sails to Europe on a business trip. George Barnum of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Glyde Grundy of Sandusky visit J B Grundy family. Mr and Mrs Case Mather and a Pier family member were guests Saturday to Monday. Alfred Bitolph of Medina visits Melton Pier. Circle No 1 of Forst Methodist Aid meets tomorrow afternoon. Theodore Ordmond and family visit Cleveland friends. Mrs Benson hosts Circle No 8 ladies Wednesday at Second St. Mrs P H Kaiser of Cleveland visits Elyria tomorrow to stay with Mrs James Dake. Elyrians note the birth of a son.
Mrs Fauver formerly Julia Schnuerer hosts East Side Guild gathering at 419 Oxford Street. George Standen and Abbie Coons arrive with Earl Work from DeFuniak Springs and plan to reside here. Harriet Sheffield returns from Pasadena to stay through summer. Rialto theatre home talent minstrel show praised for kids acts and music. Rev Bertha Harris visits Methodist audience May 18 19 lectures offered at Elyria Print Shop with ticket prices 50 cents for three or 25 cents each.
Betty Who a three act musical comedy plays at the Rialto theater on Wednesday and Thursday with a full amateur cast. Jim Colgam stars as Fack Ralph Rhinehardt as the Judge Hugh Greer as the Colonel Ray Baker as Sky the Cop and Marjorie Howlett as Betty with Eleanor Thomas as the Movie Queen and Helen Clark Doris Wilcox as Colley Gitta. The show features new costumes scenic effects and several dance numbers under Madam Manuel Chenankt.
Fragmentary OCR text shows mentions of terms and cas time with names like Thec Col and EF Weilington. Readable bits lack verbs or a coherent event. No definite outcome, date, or full names to summarize a specific legal action or notice.
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