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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
4
Alfred Moore and Sam Judd, Valley Falls, attempted to view a bull with intent to buy but left after a strange scene. They wandered near the barn, judged the animal unfit, and decided not to purchase the bull while the pair argued and knocked down cornstalks along a hundred yard stretch.
March updates from Columbia Station report Arthur May family moving across from Geo Swinborne near Charles Brasel farm. Edna Barber recovers from a second bout of tuberculosis. Rosas Beasel cannot teach. two eighth grade pupils ill. Mrs Harold and Mrs Langbon spent Saturday shopping in the city. Mrs Atwood Carpenter returns from Florida. A Ti Brown delivers elo cution at North Eaton. Rout Sauiem recovers from bronchitis. J H Longbun attends a Mason meeting in Elyria. George Swinborne visits wife at Cleveland German hospital. March 21 Brady of Cleveland, chaplain at Cuyaoga County houses of correction, to speak at the Baptist church.
The government promotes cheaper meat cuts with a campaign led by Edith C. Strauss director of women s activities in the department of justice. Cited local notices include social visits by Mrs. James Miller at Olmsted Falls and Ruth of Cleveland staying with Mrs. Poy E. Putt. John Snell has been ill for three weeks.
Clarence Osborne of the Elyria fire department visited the home of Mrs Lealie Barber after an incident Monday evening.
Wayna Hartenvower born in Eureka March 18 is said to have seven lineal ancestors alive, spanning great great grandparents and beyond. The Chronicle Telegraph wants readers to see the record of his lineage and generations.
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