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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

9

Elyrians Attend Older Leaders Meet

Elyria will be well represented at the third annual state Y M C A Older Leaders conference at the Cleveland Central Y M C A farm. Delegates include F W Ramsey Harry J Martin Arthur Clulee WHdrvey I Alten Prof Arthur Steinhaus Augustus Nash Robin Lewis and others. Local group members are Kenneth Bills Leonard Russ Kenneth West and Physical Director McClellan. They depart today and return late Sunday or early Monday.

Elyria Cleveland Central F. W. Ramsey Cleveland Harry J. Martin Ohio Arthur Clulee Whdrvey 1. Alten Dayton Arthur Steinhaus Chicago Y. M. C. A. College Augustus Nash Robin Lewis Cleveland Y. M. C. A.’s Men of Equal Imortance Kenneth Bills Leonard Russ Kenneth West McClellan

Farm Bureau Meeting Draws Penfield Attendees

June 23 report from Penfield notes a well attended Farm Bureau gathering. Speakers included Mr. Glasgow from the State Farm Bureau Federation Organization Department and Mr. Wade from the Dairy department who spoke on cooperative marketing for Lorain county milk. Mr. Jones of Mantua presented the Northern proposition.

Penfield Farm Bureau Glasgow Organization Department of the State Farm Bureau Federation Wade Dairy Department Lorain County Jones Mantua

Children's Day Services Highlight Rural Congregations

The annual Children’s Day exercises were held at both churches with large crowds. The Congregational program featured songs, recitations, and an address by Rev. Andrews, followed by a closing offering. Evening cantata “Queen’s May” by a 40-voice choir concluded the day, with praise for committee work and volunteers.

Robin Celia Dague Nancy May Louise Sooy Floyd Lang Jesus Rev. Andrews Warren Taylor Kathryn Shultz M. B A. C. Corfman Mac. Smith Reed Giggs A. J. Andrews Bert Newcomb Minnie Jameyson Bert Hastings LeRoy Lang Ralph Taylor Congregational Church Helen Dague Geo. Hastings F. B. Kleinhaus Anna Grills Ober- Yin Judson Starr

Leader Bankrupt Sale at 347 Broad St

Banner advertises a bankrupt sale at 347 Broad Street with a tease that new stock is coming soon. The word waits indicate upcoming inventory or further details to follow.

Elyria Broad St Richardson

Theaters Grand Back Pay film and others on view

The notice highlights multiple films at local theaters Cosmo politan showcases a Fannie Hurst story asking about wages of sin and back pay while Colonial features The Yankee Schoolmaster in a lively human tale. Dreamland shows A No 1 picture with romance and comedy.

Fannie Hurst Cosmopolitan Mark Twain Dreamland

Dog attack injures man on Fine Street headline

Clayde Haughtaling was bitten by a dog on Fine street and suffered a badly lacerated arm. Police could not apprehend the canine. An unrelated bankruptcy notice lists The Leader Shoe Store stock being sold at 25 cents on the dollar at 347 Broad Street, Allen's Boot Shop opening later.

Clayde Haughtaling Fine Street Allen’s Boot Shop Leader Shoe Broad Street

Strawberries and Cherries Used for Wine Run Short

Last pickings of the strawberry crop are unusually small and too small for the market, with producers turning surplus fruit into wine to salvage harvest after a poor season.

Cherry trees sold for wine production line

Readable portions indicate sour cherry trees purchased by a buyer for use in wine production. Details on quantities or prices are incomplete but the context shows the trees being allocated to the buyer for this purpose.

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