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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
7
Miss Helen Hadley daughter of Mr and Mrs Lindley Hadley of Washington is a senior at Smith College. She will report on the convention proceedings at Luna Lodge and discuss resolutions passed after returning from Easter holidays.
At the convention Gates and colleagues discussed abolition of labor suppression by a united cooperative bank. Anderson and Whitehead joined key committees and supported political action. Officers of the Legion were condemned for using power against labor while calls for legislative reform and wage policies were echoed.
Dr. Warner defends spiritualism in a Sunday night talk, denouncing critics as ignorant and asserting the soul's freedom. He claims mediums lack frauds and highlights science guiding belief, arguing the Divine Savior as a principle, not a single person, and urging open study rather than superstition.
Local photograph supply stores report a surge in amateur photography this year with higher demand for films cameras and accessories. Dealers say the hobby has gained momentum as the open season for amateur photographers draws interest.
Miss Martha Uegli recovers after appendicitis surgery at St. Joseph's hospital. Ladies Sewing society of the Methodist church to be entertained Wednesday by Mrs. Howard Walter and daughters. Mrs. E. M. First of Detroit visiting at A. K. Jenne’s home. Mr. Mueller and sister from Elyria call on Amherst friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ferber of Benton Harbor Mich. guests of J. Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. Clara Gallatin of Lorain visit Harold Blum. Mrs. Catherine Merthe and daughter of Elyria spend Sunday with Miss Lucy Horna.
Mrs. Martha Harmon aged 16 died Friday evening at her daughter's Kipton home from paralysis stroke. Survived by daughter in Kipton and two sons Lawrence and Andrew of Amherst. Known in Amherst after many years there. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from St Peters Evangel Church conducted by Rev Egil. Interment Cleveland Avenue Cemetery.
The Robinson and Hancock Co offers a twenty percent discount on all men’s suits from regular marked prices for seven days. Sale starts Saturday, as advertised in the Chronicle Telegram Want column.
A fragment mentions Indian release related to recruitment, referencing “Oo gepee” and Hanae. The readable portion lacks clear dates, places, or full names, but suggests a policy or program prompting discussion on recruitment practices and possible state actions.
A Deland athlete has been released by the baseball organization after unclear roster moves. The decision affects the player and team prospects ahead of the next season.
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