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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1922

Page

2

Would Em Wirt Return To Him If Vincent Astor

Question posed about whether Em Wirt would come back to Vincent Astor. The note hints at a personal or financial arrangement or inquiry between the two figures, leaving the outcome uncertain and open to interpretation.

Vincent Astor

West Ridge Sends News From The Ridge Area

Oct 12 report of local visits and church and school events. H H Drusendahl and family visit Elyria. Grange plans a reception for charter members. Parent-Teacher Association meets at the school. social calls touch Elyria Detroit New Jersey and McKeesport. A busy week with farming notes and community notices.

Village Notes from Oberlin Road and Nearby Homes

Local social calendar records visits and gatherings across Oberlin road and nearby towns. Reports include birthdays and family events, dinners with relatives, hospitalities by Mrs. Simms and Mrs. Schramm, and numerous calls on neighbors from Amherst, Elyria, Wooster, and Lorain.

Robison Family Dinner Hosts and Society Officers Elected

Fields Oct 12 notes report Mr and Mrs George Robinson visiting with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Clayton Smith of Elyria. Ladies Aid Society held meeting with Mrs Fannie Lynds and elected officers Henry Benr as president first vice Mrs Robinson second vice Mrs George Fortune secretary Mrs Minor Eldred treasurer Mrs Black. Next meeting set for Oct 19 in society rooms hosted by Mrs Ralph Fortune and Mrs Robinson. Mrs George Fortune hosted a family dinner for Bertha Bell who plans to move to California. Twenty attended. Additional visitors included Mr and Mrs Bert Lord Cleveland Street Elyria and Mr and Mrs R F Vaughn Elyria Sunday plus William Harding and family.

Viela Philips South Levala Arthur Phiel Clarence Oberlin Reed J. HM. Lenfounds Dick Johnston Frederick Mmother John Simms Perals Laurie Oberlin Road Squire Grange Cloverleaf Club Mra Henry Shauver Ollie Minnich Mra. M. J. Smith West Park Cleveland Rome Mr. Everett Amherst Schramm Mary Schramm Fred Schramm Jacob Scarami Frank Simms Sugar Ridge Judson Clifford Sherman Mason Chas. Schaible E. J. Burrer Wooster Schaible Mr. Burrer J. F. Bechtel South Ridge C. H. Hunger Grafton Emil Jans Dorothy Charles Standen Loralon Carl Fowl George Decker Ladies’ Aid Elyria Frank J. C. Standen John Hawk Frank Kime West Salon Wayne Maurer Markell Elsha A. W. Mason Harry Hawk Frank Pallas Wo. Warner John Brumby Kipton John Hawak Archie Carl Penfound Blue Moon Dorothy Simms Ernest Freeman J. P. Bechtel Théodore Grills Merle Penfound Harry Bemis Lora Ed Pember Ralph Fortune Robinson George Fortune Bertha Bell California Bert Lord Cleveland Street Fields Rf. Pp. Vaughn

Social notices and regional greetings amid mixed health updates

Elyria and Olmsted guests visit Maple area in Indiana as Gilletts of Cleveland prepare for the week. Kenneth Buck shows limited improvement while Andrews plan an indefinite Toledo home presence. Hattie Andrews suffers from lumbago. Thompson family hosts Grand Lodge cousins in Ashtabula. Grandma Taft in poor health at Asa Taft’s home. Rev. Ryan and family occupy the parsonage. Tokio notes Japan expects President Harding to invite an economic and land disarmament conference soon.

Paesee Lee Reber Elyria Vernmerase Olmsted Jehu Wainbridge Indiana Gillett Cleveland Kenneth Buck Thomas Andrews Newton Blaine Toledo Hattie Andrews E. L. Thompson Fitch Grand Lodge Michigan Ashtabula Herbert Thompson Grandma Taft Asa Taft Rev. Ryan

Treasury overlays absorb 6590 000000 four and 14 7 cent bonds

Treasury announces an overlay of 6590 000000 in four and 14 7 cent bonds is largely absorbed by investment bankers, with early advices from the department. The National Merchant Marine Association telegraphs Judge Landis asking for American vessels salved for big league players touring the Orient. Light Dragoon wins the Cesarawitch turf event in London with The Villager second and Celonese third.

Washington Treasury Treasury Department National Merchant Molive Association Today K. M. Landis Edea Mise Tower of Baseball Orient London

Proclessy Causes Panic and Damage in Andona

Reports from Rome describe a sudden event at Andona that caused widespread panic and significant property damage within the same hour as it began. The incident disrupted daily life and prompted emergency responses.

Rome Get Proclessy Andona

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