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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1922
Page
9
Fragmented text reports illness and family notices. It mentions Anna Andrews and Mary Brown ill at home, Sandusky and Cleveland references, and a J A Kisar with illness. Other lines are garbled, offering little coherent context or full names.
Mr and Mrs Chines Wold and Mr Glen Wold. Mrs HL Rewitt travels to Brocton for a niece's death. Otto Palliorn returns from three months in Germany visiting relatives and friends.
South Ridge Norch December brief notes the Woman's Missionary Society of this parish entertained by Mrs Harmon Dravendale. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs F Handke Vice President Mrs William Brown Secretary Mrs George Knuttle Treasurer Mrs Fred Decker and others. Visitors and next meeting details noted. Local society news and tidbits on members and travels.
Bessie Johnson dies at 46 on Porter Road after illness. Andrew Maller dies in crash on North Rudge Road when struck by an auto. driver is exonerated. Village library quarantined due to scarlet fever. caretaker’s daughter ill. Central School adds a new piano funded by Mothers Club and school. George Prechter dies suddenly on Detroit Road from heart failure. Joseph Tognipson and Dorothy Compton wed at parental home. ceremony led by Rev Turner.
Rumors of a local engagement surface in Sullivan with unnamed parties and a Wellington-area suitor. The town reports health notes with Dave Shank and Roy Immei among recent mumps victims. Ashland hosts a Christian churches meeting with a supper, attendees from Sullivan include Rev. C. C. Smith and families. Sullivan Grays defeat Wakejoan and Sullivan High beats Lodi, while plastering at the schoolhouse continues. Several families move or rent farms and care of Alice Dunlap after eye surgery. return home anticipated.
Mr and Mrs H Wildenheim returned to Grafton after a few weeks at Pontiac and Mehrzan. Mrs Keisler of Chestnut Street suffered a partial stroke on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Tuerly Corey arrived from Indiana where he had been visiting Ms Core’s uncle. Miss Pearl NeT hosted Mrs Beck of Elyria. The Receiver of the Blue Front store removed seeds kept locked in the store on Tuesday. Dr Street of Litchfield attended.
The article reports Ger Walker being refused admission to Gitchfeld Me Vert Hospital in Miyria and mentions Dr street and W. A. Foytrer am Guten. Charles Jackson visited his brother in Lotain Friday. An Oberlin Conservatory lecture course schedule references a March Lith event and Philethea class members leaving the president’s home. Farmers in the area opened sugar pies.
Mrs. Ether Taylor lies seriously ill at her daughter Mrs. Lant Bradford’s home as daughters Mrs Ethel Gill, Lakewood. Treia Blair, Wellington. and Imna Wilco, Bedford gather. The Hard Times Social by the Barner Class delighted attendees with Frances Butson winning best costume and Leo Livermore also in costume.
Remains Hobo receives the boy’s prize. Rev G My Knapp visited sister Mrs Taylor and relatives on Wednesday. He returned to LaGrange in time evening. Next entertainment will be a lecture by Prof Dickaron on March 21. Mrs Myera returned home after caring for their son in Willoughby. Mrs John Wolf and children stayed with her parents D C Mann and wife. Mrs Black visited his daughter. Mrs Ralph Snyder in Galton last Wednesday. Edward Livermore is seriously ill with pneumonia at his home in Rochester Center. Cleo Crittenden in charge of Lif-route during Edward’s illness. Mr and Mrs Carrier and Vanessa were in Oberlin and Cleveland last week. Sale of livestock and farm machinery will be held on Friday. They expect to locate in Oberlin. George Phillips and family have rented their farm and will move there as soon as vacated by the Carrier family. Volney Henderson and family of Cleveland visited Louis Barnet and wife last Sunday. Mrs Anna Nagnan is visiting old neighbors in the village.
March 13 report notes Vincent Vincent and members attend Grange meetings. A play is given by members. Dick Myers is ill, Rowland Moris to return home from Lorain hospital today. Mrs Lingersmith visits daughter Mrs James McAlister recovering from hospital.
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