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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
11
Residents in Town Line and surrounding areas shared a busy week with social calls and a Halloween school social. Many families visited relatives in Elyria Lorain Ridgeville Amherst and Oberlin while a large turnout enjoyed pumpkins witches and a luncheon at the town school.
Slater's Shoes promotes affordable footwear at 156 Clark Street with a focus on value. The ad highlights quality shoes and lower prices to attract customers.
Mrs Mary Morris of Frederica Delaware says a weak nervous run down condition improved after taking Vinol a tonic combining cod liver iron beet peptone and glycerephosate It boosted her strength appetite and energy naturally aiding nervous conditions and delicate children This testimonial ad emphasizes Vinol benefits and asks readers to try it for renewed health.
Mrs William Purcell entertained the Amherst Bridge club with Mrs Harry Leusler winning rat honors and Mrs K E Foster as consolation. About fifty attended American Legion auxiliary party featured games contests and a two cent per letter cafeteria luncheon. School board met and heating plans for a new building discussed. W C T U to hold memorial meeting November 17 with proceeds aiding orphans. Knights of Pythias held a gathering with a minstrel show and night luncheon. St Josephs Catholic Church Bazaar planned for November 11-12. Amherst Parkers announce a benefit show for sweaters, Eagles benefit dance drew hundreds. Philaethae class to meet Thursday. Billy Bain fined for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Y P S held open air masquerade. Eastern Star elected officers including Florence Gillman matron and Harry Leuazler trustee. Local business men banquet discussed modern methods. Amherst Troke to play at Abbottobala Sunday. previous 0-0 tie expected to be broken with new players.
Vermilion and Amherst football teams prepare for a Saturday clash after Amberat edged Vermilion 6 to 0 two weeks ago in the first city league game. Vermilion also plans a practice with Routh Amherst soon while the headline notes the upcoming contest.
Frank Edwards dies after long illness. Funeral at M E church last Tuesday. Carr ie Anderson travels to Tennessee for her mother's funeral. Alex McCoy and family from Penfield attend services. Several local residents visit and host guests in Brighton and nearby towns. Halloween party hosted by Busy Bee class. Various residents visit, attend church, or travel for family events.
Ridgeville notes show Mrs J Bailey and son Jack visiting from Cleveland, a Toledo daughter Marlon staying with Mrs Schaher’s family, and Charles Dittrick with grandson visiting B C Miller. Robt Little family from Cleveland call on Mrs Shaw, while Mr and Mrs Smith and Dr Oakes visit Lucinda Palmer recently back from Chicago. An excellent speaker is noted for a Pant event.
A week of social visits fills the county scene as families from Cleveland, Lakewood, Akron and Dover join gatherings at homes of Hadmway and Edmonds. A new house on Case road and Cleverland street corner is being built on purchased property by Mr. Schmittgen. The Henevolent society reports ongoing plans and residents Mary Hamedel returns from Rocky River after weeks away. Weekend parties include Wilfort of Cleveland and a niece from Ashland with Geneva Edmonds near Oberlin. Thelma O Lloyd and others attend a Halloween gathering with a delightful time noted.
Rialto Theater presents the season's gayest musical show Take It From Me with catchy comedy and fashion, featuring a youth who must survive a department store test to inherit wealth. A Parade of lovely girls and lively numbers highlight this red hot hit touring New York Chicago and Philadelphia venues.
Oberlin Business Men's Club and the League of Women Voters announce a mass meeting at First Church on Monday evening November 7 to educate citizens on proposed constitutional amendments and the senatorial redistricting bill. Senator Burke of Elyria will explain the redistricting proposal and discussion on poll tax and soldiers' bonus follows.
Oberlin news item notes Miss Smith of Walnut Street was helped home after a fall in English class at the high school. Mrs. A. T. Maynard of Eftyria visited Mrs. E. H. Porter. Mrs. Marry No Holmes left for a visit with her mother in Richmond Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Comings returned from Little Ministee Michigan. Mrs. James Morris plans to winter in Petersburg Florida with daughter Mrs. Walter Melody. Dr Dan Bradtke of Cleveland will deliver the Avortstice Thuy address Nov 11 at 1 o clock in the chapel. The local clipping mentions Clan Apling and Max TWeart, plus Oberlin attendees.
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