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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
4
A fragment notes a Memorial Day observance listing Comrade Fred Ridge South Charles Ridge North Fred l Cemetery and Autws nee, mentioning a finance committee, limited flowers, and a call for donations or calls to arrange flowers by 6 o'clock p.m. Citizens are urged to contribute and contact 5164 to assist with timely arrangements.
A brief civic notice calls attendees to assemble at the cemetery at 2 15 PM to fulfill duties. Emphasizes promptness and orderly conduct as a shared obligation for those present.
The First Methodist Church will host a concert next week featuring the cantata The Rose Maiden by Frederick H. OCwan. The church choir of forty voices includes soloists Mrs C B Brodbeck and Mildred Delienbauge with Warren Whitney tenor and Charles Carpenter bass. Ralph W Wright of Lorain directs. Louise Brown plays organ. Cass Cassett and Marian Basset named among sopranos and altos.
A clipped roster of women and men including Miss Cook, Miss Eleanor Armstrong, Miss Marian Vaughn, Miss Lola Miller, Miss Gladys Williams, and Paul Wainwright among others. The text presents a ceremonial or social register style listing numerous individuals with initials and surnames.
Fragmentary OCR text shows disputes with French authorities over rigid rules for removal and accommodation of relative visitors to dead in the weeks after September. Continued discussion on page one reflects broad objections to waiving regulations governing repatriation.
Report describes seating and crowd control at the Chicago convention hall for the 1916 Republican gathering. Delegates and alternates fill the floor as spectators press toward the stage. tickets are allocated among national committee members with a large block assigned to the convention committee. The Chicago draft includes a raised fund of $156,000, reflecting high costs for the event, with total expenses running well above prior years.
Chicago Coliseum hosts the Republican National Convention from June 8 1920 marking its fifth national gathering at the venue since 1904 with 13 187 seating capacity the largest in its history and 100 doorkeepers 200 ushers plus 2000 sergeants at arms all to be supplied by returning service members.
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