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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
4
Country correspondence from Oberlin area details visits by relatives and friends, farm sales and transfers, stock shows and premiums, church and club events, a village meeting schedule, and residents traveling to and from Cleveland and other towns. Notables include Mr and Mrs Nelson Louns bury, the Pickworth family, and the Farm Bureau gathering.
East Ohio social roundup lists visitors and hosts in Eaton, Gyaater, Columbia, and nearby towns. Entries mention J F Pierce and Miss Meade Ingraham, Alfred Alexander, celebrations for Mr and Mrs W H Giles, golden wedding events, and numerous relatives visiting, along with weather notes and a reminiscence about a depot site.
Oct 13 Kipton report lists residents visiting relatives in Philadelphia Toledo Elyria and Cleveland. Events include memorial for Mrs Forrest Hinman, Union Ladies Aid meeting, Akita club gathering, Christian church revival speaker Mr Baden, and Kipton lecture on October 21 by S Grattwell.
An advertisement from Adrian Michigan promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women during the Change of Life. It cites a testimonial of eight months bedridden, two doctors, and relief after using the product. The message targets hot flashes nervous weakness and urges others to try the remedy.
Much to the delight of her friends Mr and Mrs E M Hathaway entertained relatives and friends from Lorain Sunday at their home.
Fred Puls and a Ridgeville daughter of friends visited relatives in Safe Harbor, Pa. Mr. Brosts of Ridgeville spent time with his parents there. Seeet Curry of the Lakewood ice department plans to move back to Lakewood to continue his work and then return to farming in Ridgeville.
The Chronicle Telegram announces two reliable carrier bays for Ridgeville and that agent Miss Nellie Maddock will continue handling the papers. Newsboys will accommodate residents seeking evening delivery on publication day.
Mr and Mrs Myron Merrill of Clarksfield and Mrs Amelia Broughman of Winchester Ind visited with Mr and Mrs Prank Edwarde. Emma Gill traveled to Toledo to meet her new grandson at Wayne Clark’s home. Deputy F H Van Arsdale is to attend the Grange meeting on Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Burrows and Burt Burt and family of Clarksfield were Sunday guests of J T Burrows.
Mr and Mrs Wm Yocum and son with Mrs Kate Yocum host weekend guests. Edwards of New London and Wellington stay with Welter Edwards. Rev H W Hales hosts Bendly afternoon guests from North Eston. Harold Bedford and Mr Martin of Quberlin visit Mr and Mrs H C Bedford's home. W C T VU to meet Mrs Leona Edwards Wednesday afternoon to hear county convention reports. Miss Pelton of Oberlin visits Mrs H C Bedford. Ben MacClafin and family of Clarksfield visit Walter Mosher. Lloyd Gill of Wellington spends weekend with cousin Gieng Gillet. Ruth Gibson and cousins Dorothy Rust and Elizabeth Barnes depart for Madison Ten Normal Institute.
Charles Taylor of Elyria replies to his wife's divorce petition saying he knows no reason they cannot live together amicably and asks that the petition be denied.
A brief items column notes several residents. Ada Smith plans missionary work in China. Merril Nash is ill with scarlet fever. Colman Musxy returns from Memorial Hospital after a chestnut tree accident. Mr and Mrs John Smith hosted a Saturday gathering. Charles Wallace and Mrs. Wallace returned from Cleveland after several weeks away. Bernard Carr visited town, Ava Pitkin and niece visited Galton. The Hills near completion of their home. Giles attend a Golden Celebration in Eaton.
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