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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1923
Page
3
Columbia reports the Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Methodist church will hold a bazaar on December 14 with a fine array of fancy work. Supper will be served at the usual time. The item notes recent guests at the Charles.
The article describes annual Thanksgiving services at the church with sermons by Stev C. H. Wood and a sermon by Hos. WW. Davis in the Baptist pulpit. It mentions a church supper to support Near East relief and asks parishioners to contribute, with a dinner to be announced later.
Mr and Mrs Ray Coates and baby Dr Wellington spent Sunday and Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs E Hewitt Mrs Luke English and son James and Mrs John Burkett of Wyandotte Michigan were in Wellington on business Thursday
Nov. 22 report from Wadsworth states Marshal Tom Lucas still has the five months old baby Medina at the Hotel Kreidern. Several adoption applications were refused as Mrs. Lucas, a mother of six, insists she would keep the child.
The article lists social visits including Mr. and Mrs. Lon Weeden Dr. and Mrs. Cook of Lakewood and Carl Sussert of Elyria with Glenn Van Arsdale visiting William Fox in Cleveland. It notes the upcoming Women s Home Missionary Society meeting on December with Mrs. John J. Prindle and others and mentions the third chapter study book The Child and America s Future with Play and Work for Children by Mrs. Robert E. Elder. Baptist Church notes praise Rev C H Wood s sermon The Challenge of Jesus and a male quartet provided special music in Sunday school.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an 18 year old baby and officials mentioning Lucy MéeCulloagh. She gaped at the scene while L I Hughes, living nearby in Rittan and who kept house for the family, is noted as the missing father.
Thursday evening a church program featured a choir and orchestra while guests enjoyed bumpkin pie and pickles. Relatives visited from Cleveland and Covington Kentucky as Mr and Mrs Timothy Hineman marked their 67th wedding anniversary. A lace endg gift was shared with a library scarf. Mrs Reisinger returned from Cleveland with memories. Friends wish Mrs Boone a swift recovery after hospital stay. The Methodist Women’s Society sent canned goods to West Side Community Boys in Cleveland.
Mrs. Bartlett of Aberdeen is ill with pneumonia at her sister Mrs. Henry Bedford’s home. Mrs. Walter Mosher returns from visits to Canton Massillon and Litchfield. A W C T U banquet is planned at the Congregational church Friday for members and families. Young people attend a party at Miss Mildred Murray’s in Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Goss and daughter Annabelle visit New London. Mrs. Walter Day visits Elyria. Charles Wagner of Elyria visits the Burge home while friends go hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Ward of Wellington move to the Rock farm. Electric-light pole work proceeds for several families. Leslie Hardy of Pittsburgh visits. George Herbert and Wesley Cole in Norwalk on business. Dowd, Callingwood, and Lucy of New London, with others, are hosted at the Matcham home. Mrs. Harold Hardy and son Charles visit Cleveland. Strout visits Norwalk. Lea Conklin and daughter of Rochester visit their parents. Matcham and Matcham wives spend time with Camden friends. Lena Matcham visits Wellington with Mrs. Mary Long.
Nov 22 social mentions feature Ramsey Burkett and a Wyandotte acquaintance visiting Mr and Mrs Luke English. Ramsy and Lester McQuate return to Huntington with others. Visitors include H A Beckley family and Mildred Blessing with Mamie English. Edward Litchfield of Wellington notes a weekend visit with H O Beckley.
Lyle Slater is held on $2,000 bond for trial on November 27 following the seizure of 12 gallons of cider by state dry agents in Medina.
In Ashland on November 22 Frank C. Milkusinski was elected president John Stockwell named vice president and Marty Shenberger chosen secretary and treasurer of the Ashland Retail Merchants Association.
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