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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1921

Page

3

The Outstanding Piece of Statecraft and Naval Holiday

A March 7 1921 editorial lauds the Borah resolution calling for a world naval holiday conference. It says nations pursued costly naval arms races until now and praises American disinterested leadership as ideal to persuade governments to curb competition, reduce taxes, and ease global discontent. It notes Germany Britain France Italy and Japan face naval strain or aggressive debates over submarines aeroplanes and costs.

Congress Germany Britain France Italy Japan America United States

Jazz Dance Outlawed in Syracuse Hotels and Halls

The Syracuse common council passed an ordinance banning all forms of jazz dancing in hotels and public halls, calling such activities unholy. The column argues youth should be guided, not legislated, noting the broader social questions of parentage, direction, and modern culture.

Syracuse Syracuse Common Council Common Council

Editorial on Advertising and Thrift During Inflation

An editorial argues inflation has eroded buying power and urges reliance on advertised goods as a safeguard. It explains advertised goods offer proven quality and lower unit costs through larger production, helping workers keep jobs and aiding national thrift. The piece calls readers to avoid speculative purchases, support reputable manufacturers, and maintain the right to save.

The Widow MccGinty at St Marys school March 4

Ten years ago Elyria reports St Patrick's Day preparations with The Widow MccGinty staged at St Marys school. Albert F Houghton of Oak Street was struck by a B and O passenger train, failed to hear it, and was killed.

Elyria Albert F. Houghton Oak St

Community notes from Carlisle and Wooster March 7

Carlisle notes recount visits farms rentals in early March as Fred Wacker rents to son Herbart. births. improving health of James Coghlan. Lawrence Smith family planning move. Ruth Hamlin visits Elyria. Dr John G Wishard named ambassador to Persia Rumors grow with strong commendations to Harding Moges and past medical mission work in Persia including establishing Teheran hospital and authoring Twenty Years in Persian.

Gill Ba Fred Wacker Herbart James Coghlan Lawrence Smith Art Kuchenrither Hastings Pictsfield Will Hamlin Defluteter Spencer J C. Diedricks Albert Fridenstine, & Son American Presbyterian Hospital Teheran

Ohio American Legion Grows Fast in 1940s

In Columbus Ohio officials report about 30 000 Legionnaires and 49 posts across the state with women posts in Jeddo Akron Darton and Cincinnati and county councils totalling forty one. National commander F W Galbraith notes rapid expansion and a push to move into larger quarters as work expands.

Columbus Ohio Adjutant General's State House American Legion Hugh K. Martin Ohio American Legion Jedo Akron Darton Cincinnti Soversins Vodiss P . Cusahoga Lucas County Franklin Hamilton Columbus Arthur John Hancock Post Findlay Tua.rd East Liverpool Springhold Presyit F. W. Galbraith Ohio Legion Hush K. Martin Attormes Oreas J. J. Vsky Kelley C. H. Kearns Budhsas Toledo Legion

Grafton Visits and Sunday School Event Highlight Local Note

Graffton on Tuesday hosted visitors Durkey Mra and Faker from Bal den while Cleveland saw Philathea class of the Sunday school entertained on Monday. The fragment notes contain names and places with limited context.

Qrafton Durkey Mra Faker Balden Grafton Dake Ualeran Wm Farko Cleveland

Oberlin residents and visitors share winter to spring travels

Professor s and Mrs. Anderegg return from California to Oberlin with plans to visit Kansas City and other stops. Howard Rawdon attends the National Teachers Association in Atlantic City. Professor C. B. Martin was ill in a Boston hospital and returned home with his daughter. Numerous locals visit relations, lectures, and events, including Miss Calburn preparing a histetics textbook and Mrs. Hill visiting Chanute.

Oberlin Anderegg California Ocean Park Kansas City Howard Rawdon National Teachers Association Atlantic City C. B. Martin Boston Greece Allen Rood Sheffr Manchester Ind Cora Calburn University of Chicago Elyria Oak Street Calburn Thomas Bows Washington, D. C Mezdames Parsons Morris, Lyman Powers Walker Maccabee Review Pittsfield H. T. Hill Chanute Kans Adeline Hill Eugenia James Cleveland Ruth King Donald Sage Little Son Toledo Wendell Sage East College Street Dorothy Birkmayer First Baptist Church Europa John Davies George A. Mosher Dr. Young Lorain S.A Martin San Antonio Texas O. BE. Peabody Pleasant Street Electa Lyon Dorren Lyon Merry Wives

Missionary Society Receives Abundant Koreans Supplies

Brighton March 7 The Women s Foreign Missionary Society thanks all who generously donated supplies for the Koreans suffering. A single barrel was expected but so many gifts arrived that they filled several barrels. Mr and Mrs Alva Edwards of New London visited Mr and Mrs Walter Edwards. Mrs Nellie Little and Mrs Martha Goss were Elyria visitors Monday. Mr and Mrs J M Burge visited Mr and Mrs Ernest Whitney in Pittsfield Tuesday. Mrs Kate Veltre visited her brother Anthony Morrow, en route to Clarksfield for a foreman position. Guy Noes is staying with his brother in law Chris Veltri. Milk routes were set for the season Wednesday, with T J Sheldon taking the main route and Harold Stapleton the north route. Mrs May McVatta and children of Wakeman and Miss Mildred Morrone of Oberlin visited Mrs Kate Veltre Thursday.

Rulyr Eberhardt Hogtesa Roudas Frank Howard John Strickland Meding Cleveland Pomeroy Belden Crafton Mary Chamberlin Merry Makers Club Alice Dermer Barnies Urizock Neomi McClunky Helen Jauman Irene Moulusk Katherine Jauman Walter Koessler Arthur Buhultz Elyria Grafton Stella Miller Mildred Dimke Ohio C. W. Holder Home Maker Club W. C TU Rollus John Philips Norwalk Geo. Spitzer Susan Taylor W. H. Merriam J. F. King Dorothy la Grange Taylor Miers End Irs Speith Ed. Harder 500 Club T. &. Ables B.A. Rothgart George Spitzer Hattie Smith F. Smith Kesssler Columbus Theresa Kessler Brighton Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Sim Alva Edwards New London Walter Edwards Nellie Little Martha Goss J. M. Burge Ernest Whitney Pittsfield Tuesiday Kate Veltre Anthony Morrow Clarksfield Guy Noes Chris Veltri T. J. Sheldon Harold Stapleton May McVatta Wakeman Mildred Morrone Oberlin Kate Vaeltre

Local Social News From South Ridge March 7

Dr and Mrs Thomas Roe of Cleveland visit Hervey Baal family. Theo Grill of West Ridge calls on C J Smith. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Date taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment. Wm Spiegelberg of Middle Ridge visits daughter Mrs Walter Grobe. Rollin Baus and children visit Harry Beal family. Mrs M J Nunn of Lorain stays with sister Mrs John Delefeld. Andrew Beal of Elyria calls on Mrs A Ernst and son Louis. Henry Delefield and Edwin Shubert families spend Sunday in Amherst. Jacob Bechtel entertains guests Richard Mills and son Leland from Lorain. W T Collier and Reno. Cathryn Andrews. Mrs Albert Williams and son Paul from Elyria. Mrs Harvey Beal visits Samuel Beal family in Elyria. Edwin Schubert buys a new piano. Mrs Jank Bechtel spends Thursday with Elyria friends. Mrs Louis Bischoff calls on Mrs John Delefeld. Mary Maurer spends a few…

South Ridge Thomas Roe Cleveland Hervey Baal Theo. Grill West Ridge C. J. Smith Chas Elytia Memorial Hospital Wm. Spiegelberg Middle Ridge Walter Grobe Rollin Baus Harry Beal M. J. Nunn Lorain John Delefeld R. Cook Andrew Beal Elyria A. Ernst and Son Louis Henry Delefield Edwin Shubert

Family Visit and Local Social Roundup in Cleveland Area

Last week Gays and sister Mra Sanders visited Amherst while Allsworth Burham and Mra Gates of Cleveland called on Aunt Gates. J Delefield hosted relatives including Mr. and Mrs. W Grobe and Mr. and Mrs. H Delefield. Ladies Aid Society gathered Thursday at Mrs Chas Schaible home. Henry Dute Sr. is ill. Mr. and Mrs. F Fowl visited Lorain one day last week.

Mra Sanders Amherst Allsworth Burham Mra Gates Cleveland Gates John Delefield W. Grobe H. Delefield J. Delefield Ladies Aid Society Thureday Chas, Schaible Henry Dute, Sr F. Fowl Lorain

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