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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
7
A jumble of names and towns appears, listing local residents and visitors from Cleveland Elyria LaGrange and nearby areas. The fragment hints at a mid century social round with homecomings, readings and musical events, but details are incomplete.
Mrs J Marry of Cygnet hosts Mr and Mrs Meriaar of Bewling Green a few days at her home. Clarence Betts and Breeder were Cleveland shoppers. Mrs Ferweet Fuuman improving after illness in Cleveland. J N Webber building a garage. Mrs Adam Meek visiting Elyria. Mr and Mrs Harry Ludlum and family in Amherst. Helen Winn to Marion to visit aunt then to see Mills. Alom Pitts and Harry Riggs of Pittsfield visit Adam Geist. Moehl, Edna and Bertha weekend with Knott in Wakeman. W C T U members attended Oberlin Union meeting. Frances Lee and son Thomas, Weeks and Lucy Lee visited Andrew Lee in Wakeman. Dr F E Weeks visited Charles Weeks family in Oberlin. Elwood Austin in Bellevue. Clarence Betts in Wellington. Bohrer, Elyria shopper, in Elyria Saturday. Finleys to Florida this week. L J Weeks hosted Charles Finley at dinner. Evangelical meetings start next Sunday at Christian church for two weeks. Mabel Ingersoll leaves for Lorain to begin nurse training at St Joseph’s. Barney Oldfield of Los Angeles and others hosted at AW Davidson home. C D Bayless and family visited daughter. Lewis Baker of Canton visited Sunday.
Services Sunday follow the usual schedule with preaching at 10:30 a.m. Pastor Handke leads the topic I shall be satisfied. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Supt. F. A. Decker oversees. Ladies' Aid hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jay Fowl on Oct 6. Numerous local visits noted among residents of Elyria Lorain Amherst and Cleveland.
Oct 5 West Ridor residents hosted a Sunday dinner with guests from Elyria Oberlin Wakeman Norwalk Vermilion and Cleveland plus kin from Wellington South Ridge and Carlisle Center. The note lists dozens visiting relatives and neighbors and mentions a 33rd wedding anniversary celebration and a surprise party for Gertrude Snyder and G Warren Miller.
Dr Carey promises packed relief from kidney and bladder issues with Marsh-Root, urging immediate use of Prescription No 77 in liquid or tablet form. The ad warns of Brights disease risks and backs up with a druggist refund policy for unsatisfied customers.
The text lists residents and visitors in Elyria with names such as Morbert, Muiee, Black, Nettle Onberne, and Mr and Mrs John Painbridge. It notes a Sunday guest list at the Painbridge home, visits to the Neals, and a Ladies Auxiliary meeting. It records the Sunday School reorganizing with officers Bert Palmer and others and mentions an October rally day.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Den Watson at Ambert Wr and Mrs Hemer Piltes and Jamalix visited at Edlgusiers. Mr and Mrs Clarcee Wind of Oberlin were Sunday visitors at I N Kellys. Mayes Kelly was in Elyria on business. Doris Kelly and Mrs Harley Tilford visited. Funeral services were held in Wherlin for Cassius Peabody with many locals in attendance.
Mr oe Sire and Comet and Mrs McDeonald were in town recently visiting relatives Frank Neeasle and Nisa Eisie Court of Cleverend and Mrs Court of Elyria. Senders and Mrs Brown of Amherst spent Sunday with O Sanders. James Court entertained relatives from Cleeland over the weekend. Howard.
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