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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
14
In a tense journey toward Marvin and the Durkee home, Madge and I dodge anxiety about a medical issue and a taxi dash. We plan to hide a suitcase and navigate family scrutiny while awaiting Dr. Featham and Dr. Pringle's counsel amid measured humor and suspense. Hass pean confronts us at the door, renewing tension.
Thomas Dair and daughters attend a cantata as families and neighbors gather at Fields Corners. May is employed by the Standard Oil Co. delivering gasoline. Mrs. Emil Smith attended a family gathering at Sohn Worcester’s home. Bay Village visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kupfer and Asa Miller. Numerous locals listed as visiting, calling, or guests of families. Church and club notices describe committee appointments and recent events, with several residents mentioned by name.
A collage of verse and whimsy. Certrade Callaghan’s line on life and song contrasts with a political note on Germany and France. A portrait of a stooped, rent-burdened man senses daily struggles from rising prices to groceries while a Wisconsin child bears a radio station name, hinting at future public life.
Fields Corners Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frisbee visiting Mrs. Minnie Davis in Cleveland hospital for dropsy of the heart. The Union Memorial service is set for Sunday May 27 with Rev. W. W. Davis speaking and music by two choirs and a boys orchestra debuting publicly. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Arndale hosted relatives from Cleveland Lakewood and Elyria. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walkden and Mrs. George Fesk of Elyria. Mail carrier Ingersoll takes vacation with substitute Leo Osborne. A small corn acreage is planted. Wm. Morse and son Howard of Berea visited. Floyd and Forest Allen and family from Creston were Sunday guests of George Next Sunday evening service at the Methodist church will be led by Rev. W. W. Davis. Banquet set for education. Attendees included Miss Mae Cole and father W. D. Cole, Miss Lois Crocker and father A. D. Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Putt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Churchward, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Longbow, J. B. Akins and sister Gertrude, and H. C. Barker.
Slightly used tires in sizes 30x3% and larger offered at half price. One year return policy with receipt and a showroom value noted as 4 505. Store at 1025 Bridge St open Sundays.
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