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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1922
Page
12
Report notes soldiers of an Irish army and armed UAR Tans in the area as the British evacuation proceeds. A takeover of the car is described and a period of time was expected to see deadly fighting for control of the area.
Local page lists visitors and family gatherings including Mr and Mrs Earl Merrill, Bernetta Wright, Alfred Buridge, and others from Ton Harbor area. Mentions upcoming annual meeting at 10 o clock Friday with election of officers for the new year and several relatives visiting from nearby towns.
Funeral for Mr. Sederous of Grafton held last week with several attendees at St Marys Church led by Dr. Mooney of Cleveland. Wacker family hosted Elyria guests. Squires and Bert Res attended a Sunday visit. McGuire spoke at a church contest. A new international economic delegation appointment was announced by the council of ministers. other appointments were noted alongside regional notes on roads, families, and local gatherings.
North Elyria Ohio March 28 The North Elyria Grange No 2304 met Thursday evening March 25 with over 25 members in attendance After routine business a program featured Reading H L Shryock Piano Solo Mrs Richard J Hardy Pictures from poets Maud Muller Barbara Frietchie Maidenhoon John Anderson My Jo and Age and Youth S H Boynton and Helen Hoynton The Song of the Shirt Ella Mc Tilden
E C Seale county superintendent of schools delivered an interesting talk on Centralization of Schools. The next Grange meeting is set for the second Thursday in April. Hickory Tree Grange No 881 notes a live charge of the liters at the meeting. Seep Chronicle Telegraph reports claiming results. Try them.
An old advertisement urges readers to combat cold germs by using Bulgarian Blood Tea. It claims germs multiply by the millions and warns of influenza or pneumonia, advising steaming tea at bedtime as a detoxifying aid. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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