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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1921
Page
4
Society events note an open discussion at the YWCA on the subject trade up with both union supporters and opponents invited. The meeting will feature arguments for and against the union and provide time for discussion at 7 30 PM with expected representation from members and nonmembers.
The Art and Literature Department of the Woman's Civic club met with 65 members. Prof Sherman of Oberlin spoke on The Canadians Their Folk lore Customs and Literature and recalled two weeks among farmers near Quebec. He described their self sufficiency and kindly hospitality and shared readings from Canadian literature.
The joint recital at the high school auditorium featured Miss Sibbel Sanderson Fagan, George Wilton, and Willard, with the Edleon phonograph under Genre A. Cian Co. direction. Over one hundred residents enjoyed singing, whistling, and instrumental offerings, with Miss Wage an praised as especially good.
Red Cross roll call opened with momentum as teams canvassed unserved blocks. The roster lists team captains and volunteers including Mrs. Hind Florence Gunton and Miss Kath Hutu with birthdays noted as November 14.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion reported on the Kansas City convention with a large turnout. Mrs Hansman and Mrs Warnhart served as delegates from the local auxiliary.
Odd Fellows Lodge Federation Girl Y W C A Dr Hunter to speak. Knights of St John at K of C Mall. Chicken pie supper at Vincent. Blue Moon Club and Knights of Pythias events noted. Free eye clinic for Lorain county school children to run Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays at Miller’s Vent block offices.
Church notices detail Woman's Association events at First and Second Congregational churches. Activities include an all harrowing event with coffee, lunch invites, and Schauffler report. donations and reports urged. Elyria Lodges, George chapters, and local social plans are described along with a birthday gathering for Margaret O Connell and League of Women Voters meeting details.
A disjointed narrative captures a tense night scene with characters such as Fa Cosgrove, Fred, Ted, and Bess Deag. The excerpt follows pursuit, fear, and improvised rescue efforts as they discuss locations, threats, and a plan to confront danger near a forested area and a stream.
A jumble of names, addresses, and brief social events lists gatherings, visits, and home activities. Residents from Lorain, Vermilion, Amherst, and nearby areas are noted with family visits, Sunday dinners, inspections, and church or club events.
Personal notice says Mokor Circle will meet at Furnace Street Wednesday with Mrs BT and Lowsy. Mrg Ror Rehart to assist as hostess.
Mrs Maude Layton of 6 St James Place Roxbury Massachusetts says prolonged backache and menstrual trouble eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She cared for five children and recommends it to other women with similar symptoms referencing relief and gratitude from a period of persistent pain and invalidating medicines.
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