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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
10
Funeral service held at the home on Ring Street at 2 3 for Mrs Laube aged 89 in poor health seven years. Daughter in law of Shabaurd Ring. Survived by a son Geo and two grandchildren. West Mecca area notes and West Mec references indicate a Wednesday March 3 date.
A Tuesday afternoon blaze at a home on 256 West sparked flames to the roof injuring none of the occupants. Sparks spread quickly, prompting a quick run to the building and an emergency call to local services.
A St Peter's Evan banquet tonight honors mothers and their married sons amid church social events. The program includes a Boys Orchestra and music, with many families attending at the Cleveland Avenue home as fire crews report a chimney blaze last Sunday.
Reports from NEF,A meetings in Cleveland will be given by teachers who attended last week. Word arrived of Harry Rings death at his Buffalo home after a brief illness. He graduated with Oberlin class of 1917. his wife Esther Porter was in the same class. He served with the Oberlin Ambulance Janes Unit and in the war department in Washington.
Oberlin residents report travel for family illness and professional events. William Flamine heads to Covington for his mother's illness, Ernest Partridge undergoes appendicitis surgery in Oberlin, while Carl Washburn visits from Cleveland and Randall Havier tours Ohio cities for health conference duties.
House owned by Rollin Behlen and Benjamin Pumersie hosted by Miss Margaret Bodmann. Mary Russ and R A Russ hosted guests on Lincoln street. Arthur Henderson stayed with B A Kauss family before returning to Akro1. Raymond Armstrong and Hazel Hicher visited Kierman Kuss on Prospect. Fordyce Smith spent week. E M Cullins Ellen Short and Haden Thomas of Cleveland with Henry Short family visited A C Smith on Park Avenue. Elmer Wagner visited Ad am Welss family. Frank Wess returns from Merchant Marine cruise aboard Modius. Oressa Miller and Lourie Brill from Cleveland spent weekend with parents.
Washington reports President Wilson sent letters to rail union and corporate leaders requesting delegates for a conference on wage adjustment. Most unions agree to submit demands to a joint meeting though the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Railroad Shop Laborers will not attend. The rail groups insist they have opposed the bill and now regard it law, while cooperation remains limited to machinery provisions.
An old fragment advert describes Diamond Dyes as a simple solution for coloring fabrics. It promises guaranteed color on wool, silk, linen, cotton, or blends and suggests matching materials with a showroom display.
Brownhelm reports travel by Chapin couple returning from Toledo and Detroit. Frank Stotten sells home beer and plans move to San Jose California. Mr and Mrs Stotten and daughter Della set to move March 20 to new home in the West. Young son of E Ladrich recovering after horse accident. skull injury in Amherst hospital improving. Sam Bacon’s 16 year old son ill with scarlet fever. John Butler visited uncle Wm 4 H Cooley and family in Oberlin. Wao C Brill moved to a 40 acre farm near Norwalk with family. Ray and Berton Dick rent J Peck farm and take possession. they competed in state corn contest and won a prize trip to Washington to see Woodrow Wilson in the White House era. Mrs Mary Hoffner ill, cared for by Mrs Albert Kinierium. MARRIAGE LICENSES listed: Ralph Coleman and Marty Deutschlander. Lloyd Lawrence and Elizabeth Porter. George Wealler and Lillian Edmunds.
Official dog catcher Fred Kindle targets all unlicensed dogs in Ash land County on March 3 as enforcement steps ramp up.
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