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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1922

Page

13

Local Notes From Columbia May 12

Mrs Minnie Davis travels in an invalid carriage to her sister in town. Mary Millions will be performed at the Acme Grange Town Hall on Friday May 12. Grange and church events announced. visits from Grace Bracey and grandson, and Mrs J Grady in Pennsylvania. Memorial day plans and Ladies Missionary Society meeting set. Public schools close May 19, eighth grade commencement May 20. George Mays drives a new Ford.

Columbia Minnie Davis Cleveland Chas. Frisbee Mary Columbia Acme Grange Town Hall Oberlin Grace Bracey Douglas Burdock Columbus Walter Bracey Charles L Doyle Michigan Mary Howard Lakewood Mead Pomona Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Church J. H Bastard Warren Ives George Mays Eul Elyria Chas. Mills Clarence Adams

Local notes from Berea and surrounding towns

Readable items report sick resident Herbert Lemweber sent to Community Hospital Berea after winter illness. Old Glory Grange of La Grange presented The Country Minister to a full house and plans June 6 lectures here. Various local visits, farm work, and nursing updates follow, plus a high school planning meeting announced by Supt Seale for Columbia.

Herbert Lemweber Berea Old Glory Grange la Grange C. T. Ryder Earl T. D. Herold Floyd Cleveland Geo. Herolds Henry Maria Armitage Ray Howard Earl Morse Strongsville Seale Columbia Board of Education Columbia David Delamore Mary Bellview George Hail Olmsted Frank Beebetown Frank van Ars

Unloved Wife Seeks Work At Local Tea Room

In a lunch hour scene, a young woman visits the tea room hoping to find employment. Billy the waitress vouches for her, Mrs. Watrous weighs the candidate, and the narrator faces a dilemma about revealing her true situation and motives. To be continued.

Billy Witker Ted Russell Mrs. Watrous Ted

Dale Hosts Nephews in Lakewood Visit Amid Thames-Royce Suit

Dale entertained relatives including Mr. and Mrs. M Hazel of Lakewood and Mr. John Hazel with a guest. Numerous witnesses have testified in the Thames-Royce lawsuit at Elyna.

Dale M. Hazel Lakewood John Hazel Thames-Royce Elyna

Par ent Teachers Meeting and Local Obituaries Across Cleveland Area

A large crowd attended a parent teachers meeting Tuesday evening. Relatives attended Allison Offenburge's funeral in Cleveland Monday with burial at Berea. Several local residents and families, including the Hudsons Heimeman Martins and Longdow, are mentioned in associational attendance and social visits. An accident report notes a boy fell into a scalding vat at the basket factory where he worked. Clergy and attendees gather in Cleveland for the Baptist Association as Rev Brady and others participate this week. Walter Krebs hosted guests including Karl Seckt George Bodfish and others from Belden Elyria and La Port for a river dinner and fishing party near Chas Martins. DeForest Rogers of Grafton was in town briefly.

Allison Offenburge Cleveland Berea Hudson Hiram Offenburge Mesdames Frank Perry Heimeman Chas. Martin A. J. Brady Chas Mills Lida Baker J M J. H Longdow Cleveland Baptist Association Walter Krebs Karl Seckt George Bodfish Belden Robert Lewis Elyria Son Flanery Litchfield Ralph Ives la Port Chas Martins DeForest Rogers Grafton

Wellington Sam Ehrlich Dies at 26 in Huntington

Wellington May 12 Sam Ehrlich aged 26 died at the home of his relatives in Huntington after a four year illness. He leaves a wife and two young children Pearl and Eldon, his parents four sisters and two brothers. Funeral services will be held at the Ehrlich home and burial at Lorain.

Sam Ehrlich Huntington Wellington Ehrlich Pearl Eldon Kathryn Hintz Pauline Scott Lydia Dorothy Varie Henry John Lorain

Hamburger Seeks Divorce and Custody in Local Filing

Rose Hamburger files for divorce from Anton Hamburger owner of a blacksmith shop at 55 West Avenue. She cites marriage in Jugo Slavenka, four children, lack of proper support, and his drunken assaults driving her from home. She requests alimony and child custody, noting they reside on Waverly Avenue.

Luft Rose Hamburger Anton Hamburger West Avenue Jugo-Slovenka Waverly Avenue

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