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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1924
Page
6
On Saturday the Parent-Teachers group at West End School held a lively entertainment with many from No 1 attending and enjoying the program. Mr and Mrs Chas Frisbee visited J Barnes's home last week, while Ar and Mrs Robt Juringus and their Cleveland- based children called.
Mr and Mrs B Miller hosted Sunday visits with relatives. Bert Nichols of Lorain spent time with sister ZoAL Shas. John Maynard and Clark Stevens survived a house fire Monday saving furniture. Several residents, including Agnes O Lloyd and Mrs Mason, visited Cleveland. The Grange card party is set for Thursday March 27 with invites extended. Ridgeville notes list dinners, visits, hospital stays, school events, and a birthday party for Mariam with six guests.
Mrs Alva Reidrich visited her mother in Eaton on Tuesday. Mrs Clifford Minkler of Lorain. Geo Buck on Thursday. Mrs Bassett and son Harold and Mrs Ault spent Sunday in Exton. Mrs Gilmore spent Wednesday in Cleveland. Lucile Hadaway visited her aunt Mrs Roy Harr of Elyria over the weekend.
Mrs Strickland and Mrs Bassett called on Mrs Stickland's mother in Eaton on Wednesday. Mrs Robert Taylor sang Gary Lou and Loran, Mrs Geo Hebbebrand died last Tuesday, she leaves husband and eight children. MeL Peanksie spent Saturday and Sunday with his wife.
In 1923 the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co grew fastest among peers in income assets and health campaigns. They sent trained nurses to industrial policyholders’ homes, recording 2 482 919 visits. Industrial policyholders’ life expectancy rose about 8 4 years, aided by Metropolitan’s health service. The company distributed 33 790 840 health and welfare pamphlets, bringing total distributions to 305 990 507.
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