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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1923
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR listing names and monetary figures for estate administrations. Mentions Henry Rush and Roger Clapp with $500 figures, plus others tied to Lorain Ely and Pappas. Contains scattered dates and roles, unclear final actions.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Meth meeting at Wagner Hoff man area with local officials and attendees named Rhea Wittmer Hoffman. The text is incomplete but suggests a planned event and the need for renewal of a newspaper notice.
Williar D. Gann of New York claims the long distance championship among seers and soothsayers since 1908. He asserts accurate foretelling of major world events, including the abdication of the Kaiser, via algebra and geometry.
Vermilion residents and visitors are listed with multiple social calls and trips. Mrs. George Koppenhafer from Amherat visited relatives, while James J. Cuddeback hosted relatives. Mrs. Frank Bonsor from Lorain and Miss Margaret Gault from Pittston, Pa. spent time locally. Several Vermilion residents traveled to Cleveland Lorain Nor walk and Elyria for visits or business. A Boots Club event for the cast of AN Aboard is planned with invitations.
Washington March reports an independent investigation of the U S veterans bureau was ordered by the senate during the congressional recess. In Washington March 5 President Harding named A E Bern Steen United States attorney for the northern district of Ohio and Stanley Borthwick to marshal for the southern district of Ohio.
France's grand old man, Marshal Joffre, poses for another batch of photographs. The famed military figure, central to France's WWI leadership, appears in a public portrait session showing his enduring visibility in national memory.
Miss Milburn Gordon of Dayton, a former Avon Lake teacher, wed Albert L. Walker, son of Avon Lake Mayor Howard Walker, in Dayton on Feb 22. They returned to Avon Lake, where Mrs Walker will finish the term teaching. окруж
Mr and Mrs Harold I Smith of Urafton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harold G Smith and Mr and Mrs John Rheam entertained Mr and Mrs John Marchant of Cleveland. LeRoy Rothgerry visited. True Blue Class to meet March 3 at R A Chester’s. Ashton Dodd and son James of Dover visited Mrs Mary Brooks. W A of Baptist church held sale at Barretts Market March 3. Mrs Mavis visited Rev Mavis and J E Buck. Mrs E A Scammon hosting her mother Mrs Davison of Kipton. Principal E A Scammon in Cleveland Tuesday. Virginia Gould hosted a Washington birthday party. music and games, supper served. PTA to meet March 6 at Avon Center. speakers include Sept C Go Masters, Mrs Cunningham, Mrs Miller of Elyria. Earl Pickering and parents welcome a baby girl born Feb 28. Mrs Stumm of Cleveland caring for sister Mrs Eva Lenard ill with grippe. Mrs G Clifton visiting daughter Mrs Hubert Ashley in Oberlin. Mrs Ira C Gough ill for several days. March meeting of Men’s Club at St Mary’s Hall March 8. Wm Ganson Rose of Cleveland to speak. will be ladies night.
Mrs J H Barttee notes Alfred Barttee’s 60th birthday marked March 1 with a religious dinner and cake. Attendees included A C Bartter of Lakewood and multiple Bartter families from Columbia and West Park. Florence Putt aided teaching during Miss Maa H Cole’s absence as Mrs Richard Putt’s health declines. Dr DeLausanne, health officer, and Mrs Harder assisted with anti-toxin at the school.
The notice corrects a misprint to four dollars and fifteen cents for the boys band. Next Tuesday evening ends the lectured course at the Town Hall, with the regular Grange meeting moved to Wednesday. Thursday features a play by the Elyria Community Church under Acme Grange. A calf and pig club is planned. further details to follow. In Wheeling, Charles H. Ahrens, 64, prohibition director, died after overseeing a beer seizure. In Washington, former Postmaster General Hays was sworn as a lieutenant colonel to oversee the military postal service in war.
An advertisement urges pile sufferers to consult Dr Leonard Ady for a guaranteed remedy that banishes misery without greasy salves or cutting. The offer promises rapid relief or no cost. Cr. W. Phitlins Ady.
Atlanta arrest of EF Y Clarke, once a high Ku Klux Klan official, on an indictment for Mann Act violations may lead to the release of John Martin serving ten years for a belt bank holdup. Martin is a brother of Louise Martin, the woman involved.
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