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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1921
Page
7
Grafton reports include visits from Elyria and Cleveland residents, local property moves, and church group activities. Events feature a stage play at Gates School, lodge meetings, school enrollment of 259 pupils, and upcoming church and civic gatherings with several local families mentioned by name.
Mr and Mrs Ben Sooy hosted Sunday guests including Mrs P Green of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Clarence Sooy and Ai H of Strongsville. Mr and Mrs A B Smith return from Michigan refreshed after six weeks touring. Ray Hastings and daughter Bernice visited A L DeField. Chas Dent recovering from typhoid fever with Mrs Dent ill. quarantine in effect. ME church Sunday School elected officers for the year with Mrs Mac Smith as superintendent and Alex McCoy treasurer.
Jacob Schramm and family visited relatives in Amherst. The Bergard family were in Birmingham. Henry Sandrock and family stayed at Fred Cox’s in Cuyahoga Falls. The Needie Guild met with Mrs. Warren in Wellington. Edward Xbramm and family visited their mother, Mrs. Grills. Mr azva Mrs. Nash and Chester spent Sunday with relatives in Eaton township. Bert Franklin and family of Elyria visited John Franklin. Ed Stangard family of South Medge called at OW Brie’s. Mrs. G W Houghton was called to Gweilach for illness of her daughter-in-law Mrs. Herbert Headline. Laurence Kindal and family of Medina visited G W Houghton. Mrs. Henry Sandrock and Eleanor Berg are on the sick list. Kenneth Gibson, previously ill, is better.
The Eaton community schedules a Halloween masquerade for Friday October 21 in the church basement with a fine for unmasked guests. Stunts and refreshments are planned as part of the event.
A surprise party on October 10 at the home of Miss Thelma Greening celebrated Mayferd KAnerim s eighteenth birthday with games and a late hour meal. The Ladies Aid met October 12 hosted by Mrs John Muller and others. The Just a Mere club held its second meeting at Miss Ruth Knie sel s home with crochet and social hours. Frankiss group hosted a program on October 13. Local residents and visitors from Cleveland assisted Mr and Mrs Greening and others during the week with health updates and visits.
Old friends and schoolmates gathered at Mrs Gules home for a reception she admits she did not suspect. She notes the pleasure of friends sharing memories and the golden “rose” keepsake from the night. Mrs Humphrey of Spencer visits Mrs Min ree Cook.
Community club plans and appointments as Feofis Jones and others prepare to attend a meeting in Oberlin for instructions from the state demonstrator. Local society members visit, host guests, and attend church events. the Firstield Dramatic Club performs The Poor Married Man at Soca Hall amid favorable reviews.
Remedy touts Bowles Red Pepper Rab for fast heating action to relieve rheumatism, neuritis, backache and sore muscles. Claims include instant warmth within minutes and improved blood flow. Muscle pains in neck limbs and chest allegedly ease with genuine Rowles label.
The report lists Fomecie Tom as connected with Elyris Thura. It notes Mra itines previously known as Mias Burtt and mentions Mr and Mrs Clyde Park along with Alisa Husner in the Elyris Thura context.
Henrietta October 18 Mrs H H Currier hosts the Ladies Aid Society with Mrs H 5 Coates assisting. Jerry Hill was taken to Amhert hospital after an ambulance call. Relatives visit Elyria and Cleveland visitors at the Curriers home. Mr and Mrs Meade Peity and Mr and Mrs W Seisser travel, others move or attend funerals.
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