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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
11
A reading shows gatherings led by Pastor V Mallery and Minister Maine Schaffner. Thursday evening prayer services and a church forum on building plans drew members aged fifteen and older to the Congregational Church.
Newell A. Krapp longtime Rochester resident died Friday at his home on his 70th birthday. He had been in failing health a year. Funeral at the Methodist church in Rochester Tuesday at 2 o clock. Survived by two children Jesse and Mary and brother Rev G M Knapp of LaGrange.
Rev and Mrs Vernon Emery have moved to Oberlin and now reside at 291 Morgan Street. They leave many friends here who regret their departure and wish them Godspeed wherever they settle next.
Wellington Oct 20 A meeting of Mariners' Co operative Milk Co members is scheduled for Friday Oct 21 at 8 pm in Wellington Town Hall. President Ingersoll will attend to discuss the purchase of new milk cans and urges all members to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard of Medina have taken over the Hotel Roice in Wellington. They will operate it as a rooming house currently and plan to run it as a regular hotel later. The couple brings hotel experience and aims to please the public.
A Morgan-Dirlam Post No. 8 meeting in Wellington outlined plans for a membership drive for 125 eligible legionnaires and formed committees to establish a permanent Women’s Auxiliary. Eligible Auxiliary members include wives, mothers, sisters, and daughters of legionnaires, with about 250 potential members. The post also indicated support for the state constitutional amendment action.
The Wellington Women's Afternoon Club gathered at Mrs Eglin's home on a Monday afternoon in October. Katherine Fullerton Gerould and Samuel McCord Crothers presented essays while Mrs Leo Lincoln led current events. Members enjoyed entertaining, informative readings, refreshments, and planned next meeting with Mrs W C Rogers.
Mrs Hiram Soules formerly Miss Katharine Carr was buried in Wellington Sunday after her body was brought from Willard where she lived for years. She was 60. Rev. Schaffner officiated at the service.
A fragment from a Wellington dated October touches on the President of the Board of Education. The brief item alludes to an official act or remark by the board leader during provincial affairs and school matters.
A health ad advises that meat creates uric acid harming kidneys and offers Jad Salts as a remedy. Four ounces of Salts mixed in water before breakfast for several days purportedly cleanses kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and stops bladder irritation. The ad touts Jad Salts as inexpensive, safe, and refreshing.
An endorsement from nurse Claire Childers of Parkersburg West Virginia praises Nerv Worth, claiming it quiets nerves aids digestion and promotes restful sleep after long shifts. The ad urges readers to try the preparation with a money back guarantee and lists C W Phillips as a seller.
The S P Townsend Company of Orange New Jersey sent a thirty five inch horsepower mower to the high school. Mayor Townsend, class of 1880, is praised for his generosity and ties to the school. Earlier this month the sophomore class held a party at the Will Murray home with games bonfire a snake dance and refreshments chaperoned by Miss Bish Miss Walton and Miss Morris.
Wellington October 20 Monday evening the Friendship guild meets with Mrs. E. E. Watters. Mrs. C. Horr will be the assisting hostess. Every member is urged to be present.
A religious education institute for Baptist churches in north central Ohio will be held at the First Baptist church in Oberlin. Rev. J Weddell, pastor, will host the event with churches from the Lorain and Huron Associations. Organized by the Ch'o convention the program opens at 1:30 PM.
Among the splaisess at the meet ing will be Rev. W. A Helsses Rev. F. G. Cressey Mrs. F. A. Lég pert Mrs F. G. Cressey and Mins Deraham of the state cocreation staff. Oberlin Oct 20 Marry Fairchild and Mien McMonigal have sold their home on the Quarry road west of Oberlis to H. Morgan. Prof. and Mrs. Lynds Jones es the
The text notes Mrs. Hallest will spend about two weeks away and Mien Edna Biemens visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. EB. Peabody. Miss Silem ens will live in Berea this year while Prof. and Mrs. Louisa Lord move from Menday to their Mt Vernon home after three weeks with the Clays.
Wellington reports the Junior High girls begin both volley and baseball. The team material is very good and Mr. Lehning serves as coach.
Oct 20 This Saturday has an open date for the High Eleven Wellington football team with no game scheduled yet.
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