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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
7
A crowded grocery market style list details prices for fruits vegetables seafood and meats. Items include English walnuts asparagus rhubarb green peppers tomatoes lettuce cucumber onions radishes strawberries peaches cherries oranges lemons bananas coconuts aluminum etc. By the end it lists fish like catfish pickerel halibut and lake fish with per pound prices.
Mrs Grant Aldrich attended the Wellington high school alumni banquet. 260 to 275 of 800 alumni were present. The 23 member class, now all living, held a silver jubilee reunion with Rev H M Fisher among attendees. Belden plans a July 2 community meeting with church services and a picnic. Local visits noted include Lee Holcomb and family, and Harry Mansell group trips to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. A bankruptcy sale advertises The Leader Shoe Store stock at 25 cents on the dollar starting at 347 Broad Street.
A group of six including Ted, Sarah Ann, Dick, and Neel head from a respectable hotel to the Follies for a lively evening in New York. Sarah Ann reacts to risqué costumes as the party debates the next stop, with plans to continue in a later installment.
In a tense domestic scene Madge debates aiding Allen Drake as tension rises over his secret mission. She recalls his past help while wrestling with her own conflicted feelings and loyalty to family. Her father asks if she will assist Drake to bolster his strained effort.
Community activities fill Lorain with visits and gatherings as locals host relatives and plan a central school project. A Grange memorial service, PT A meeting with a Mitchelson talk, and a club house cleanup highlight a busy period with plans for a new school building and a bankruptcy sale at 347 Broad Street.
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