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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1920

Page

5

Young Citizens discuss women's suffrage in newspaper issue

The article features a dialogue about the 15th Amendment and women's right to vote, with a boy from the North Woods learning about suffrage and how England and U S states handle voting rights. It also introduces The School Chronicle Telegram, Doctor Francis Rolt Wheeler, and notes on standards for children's education and civic awareness.

B.S. Alexander Tes North Woods Lan England Congress Chronicle- Telegram Francis Rolt-Wheeler Chronicle-Telegram Doctor Wheeler United States Iis Wheeler

Weekend visits and social notes from Kipton area

Community members from Kipton Wakeman Elyma and Oberlin share weekend visits and receptions. Mrs McCotter funeral and local shoppers in Oberlin are noted alongside family gatherings and planned meetings for March.

Life of Riley Pat aint old yet spate e

A fragmentary notice notes a quirky phrase or column title about life of Riley and aging themes with unclear context. The readable parts hint at satirical or lighthearted local humor, but no concrete names, dates, or events are established.

Local visitors and funeral notices in town

Mrs Seo Hagn and Mrs Jay Whitney visited Sea Thes this week while Wim Ingersoll traveled to Lismea for hand surgery aided by his wife and mother. He returned Monday night in good condition. Mr and Mrs Ora Stanfield of Oberlin attended Mrs Cothrell’s funeral on Sunday. The Iniern Ladies' Aid will serve lunch at Floyd Twinings.

Wakeman Olda Kelsey Scamman Geneva J E Davidson Davidson Scamrdon Cleveland Tuesdas Kipton Reacaich F E Sharp John Scott Misa Mary Austin Alfiate Margaret Oberlin Adam Wert Pomeroy Virs Benson Adam Gelst Koeppeniafer Baby MeCotter Eppie Ray McCotter Lorain Crafts Mirs Cothrell Carrie Bates Dorothea Edgar Ekenberry Oberliner Paul Edwards Seo Hagn Jay Whitney Wim Ingersoll Lismea Ora Stanfield Cothrell Iniern Aldancicty Floyd Twinings

Allen commands 13000 American troops on the Rhine

Major General Henry T. Allen leads about 13 000 American soldiers on the Rhine under war footing, as the United States remains technically at war with Germany. The report notes distinct status from French or British forces during this period.

Henry T. Allen Rhine United States Germany

Grafton Social Roundup Lists Visitors and Move-Ins

Grafton March 17 events note visits from Elyria Oberlin Medina and Elyria residents including Mr Gibson Felden and Mrs Dungr. Prof Tabor moved his family to town occupying the McCintock house on Main Street. German minister preached Sunday afternoon and was at home in Elyria recently.

Grafton Gibson Oat Felden Audusen Oberlin Dingr van Llyria Moree Elyria Reno Weidenheim Elyra Jack Uiathar Gladys Smith Walter Kessler Schwarer Joe Robson Novak Agusta Berger Tabor McCintock Main Street Muldred Simke Seeley Medina Vis

Local Social Notes Round Elyria Weekend Events

Miss Carr in Elyria Sunday evening. Cart Kolinaki. Misses Myrtle and Alta Clark, Elyria, and friends. Miss Craft at parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. Craft. Joy Robson to occupy Dell Clark house on Mechanic and centis street. Mrs Pearl Neff er and Mrs Goodman visited Weldenheim. Harry Curter sale Tuesday. Andrews and a Lorain visitor Friday. Teva Altwhitler to Cleveland Friday. Jim Clary birthday surprise with twenty five guests. W. S Coultrip Oberli visitor Thursday. Mr and Mrs Gust Delefield moved to Florence Harry Carle place. Curley rents Crandall place at Birmingham.

Ted Miss Carr Elyria Cart Kolinaki Mne Myrtle Alta Clark Miss Craft Craft Joy Robson Dell Clark Mechanic and Oentis Street Mias Pearl Neffer Mra. Goodman Weldenheim Harry Curter Fla Andrews Teva Altwitler Cleveland Jim Clarcy Coultrip

Birmingham Ice Accident Breaks Mrs Mitchell Ankle

Mrs David Mitchell fell on the ice and broke her ankle in Birmingham Town Line. Mrs Henry M. Dute hosted the Ladies Aid society of the Birmingham Reformed church on Thursday afternoon. Adam Berg purchased a pair of items.

Birmingham David Mitchell Henry M. Dute Ladies Aid Society Birmingham Reformed Church Adam Berg

Cleaning helper and waitresses ads in Pettibone area

Fragmented local notices seek a housekeeper and waitresses for a restaurant and related positions. Inquiries directed to specific times and a Washington firm with experience in bookkeeping and manufacturing.

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