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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
22
Celebrations honor Anatole France on his eightieth birthday with messages from around the world. The esteemed French writer and critic, born as Thibault, adopted the pen name Anatole France after beginning his literary career.
Mr and Mrs t and children visited Ravenna and Oberlin friends. Mrs Abraham Jack and Mrs Harry Jack Gren of Oberlin spent the home of Mr and Bliss Rev A A Hunter preached at the ME church Sunday evening with a Bald win-Wallace male quartet. James Smith of Elizia visited friends here Mrs Georgia Stevens of Lynn Massachusetts spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs G L Jenkins. Mr and Mrs John Hill of Cleveland visited relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Sturznickle of Cleveland were Sunday guests of the letters' parents, Mr and Mrs Chas Wagner.
Sakert Ali, recently freed from a British prison on sedition charges, resumes vigorous participation in Mahatma Gandhi's Non Cooperation movement in India. The report frames the movement as a planned revolt against colonial rule and highlights Ali's renewed leadership role.
Rev Bennett and family of Spencer were visited last Sunday. Rev and Mrs A T Mavis of Cleveland were hosted by Mr and Mrs C Gough. Mrs Barbara Barth of Cleveland visits relatives here. Mrs Greenfield visits sister Mrs Moteh. Rev and Mrs Chafee noted. Mr and Mrs G Lo Jenkins, Mrs Tuttle, and Mrs Rob Pickering attended the County SS convention in Amherst on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Earl Pickering and children of Cleveland spent weekend with relatives. The True Blue Club plans its monthly meeting at Miss Jessie Walker’s home.
A collection of quirky classroom talk and social scenes features a red headed boy seeking a classmate named Jimmy Brown, a park scene about an eggs leave, theologian Leonard Bacon defending knowledge, family chatter about a fiancée, and a delinquent boasting as a campaign pro at an event.
A verse fragment from Alfred Tennyson speaks of spring awakening in memory and nature. The speaker notes snow fading, violets growing, larks singing unseen, and seas lights dancing as life and regret bloom into April violets.
Mrs Lydia Wallace of South Haven Mich. had a funeral at Taylor parlors Elyria attended by Chauncey Viets and family Avon friends Howard Walker and kin plus guests Mrs Wilton Dawley Oberlin Mr Ralph Wallace Cleveland and Mr F Bell South Haven Mich. England marriage note mentions four bridesmaids who had been the bridegrooms wives.
Mrs A Reeder of this city presided at the meeting of the Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist churches.
Miss Starr returns from China and Mrs J G Whitney spoke at Wellington gathering. John D Rawson named manager of The Briggs Chemical Nore Amherat rand Real Estate Dept at 8 J George Taylor and Company. Local guests include Mr and Mrs A T Diedrick and others. Ste G Brown returns from Greenville visit as wife celebrates birthday. Amherst attendees at Pythian Sisters meet listed. Paul C Wellert resigns Willem Lehrs factory post to join 8 J George firm focusing on insurance solicitations.
Fragmentary hospital note mentions Mrs Edna James and Mrs Everett Wilson with several discharges. Mentions St John Koeb and a unclear entry 231. No clear event or outcome provided.
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