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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1920
Page
10
A humorous note from Pittsfield reports the Thanks giving bird sent by the Harding girls club of Chicago with plans for annual gifts. The tale mentions Mrs Della Barrance deeded farm land, former residents relocating to California, and a wave of visits and social rounds across town.
In the NE quacce region workers visited the FL c Brandt home for a dinner and reported that not all territory was canvassed yet but will be soon. The visit yielded a good percentage of farmers subscribing to the bureau. Mrs A J Wilson spent Sunday with John Perry in Wellington as McRoberts of Snow Hill welcomed relatives. Mrs Merbert Whitney and mother visited, Fanny Wilson shopped in Elyria, and John Perry's family called on H P Campbell Sunday evening.
Column from Columbia reports Mrs Wisner and Mrs Dodridge visiting Berea plus Edith Longbon at home, Mrs Perry Belsinger ill from bronchitis, Leo Martin caring, and Joan Snell under Cleveland physician care. Updates on Mrs Longbon injury, Richard Putt elected president of the 124th UO V E, Rey Rugs at Baptist pulpit for federation drive, Mrs Ambsa Sheiton visits Hinsboro, Glenn Brooks working for A D Berndsen, Columbia raising 12000 for community hospital, local critics noted, George Swinburne in poor health with family visiting, auction sale set for Nov 16 for T S Tompkins estate, and Loctle Churchward wins essay prize.
Community hospital reports Percy Richard of District No. ％ as second prize and Eva Richard of District No. 1 as third prize. Mrs. David Delamore assists Mrs. Hapuak Hudson, who is among the sick. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Bartter and Mr. and Mrs. H. Bartter with children hosted Ed Bartter at West Park. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Voolker of Cleveland visited relatives here this week. Mr. David Dotnmore recently took a trip to Bellevue.
Mrs Mary Wack and family moved to Flyoria and will reside in the Anderson Block on Lodstreet. Mrs Andy Edmonds and daughter Teneva attended the Mother and Daughter banquet at the YWCA Friday. Mrs Bartisg recently spent several days in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs William Farr and Mr and Mrs HH Edmonds and daughter Frankie visited at Bert Balcom home in Brighton Sunday. Miss Napp stayed with her brother E D Napp Stop 8. Henry Edmonds attended the sauna between Case and Oberlin at Oberlin Saturday. Attendees from here at Elyria Saturday. Between Alytia and Lorain were listed.
Donald Hutchanses, Russel Kern and others spent Monday in Elyria at Mrs. Paukoff’s home. Within days a road corridor from Stop 100 will close for minor improvements. P Campbell installs a new furnace. Ralph Multauer ships stock to Cleveland Friday. Mayville alerts as a chlorine gas transport puncture alarms city. National income for 1918 totals $15,924,639,955.
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