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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1921

Page

2

Plunge Into Matrimonial Sea Miss Bamette Weds Henry Clune

National champion swimmer Miss Bamette, world record holder, is set to marry Henry W Clune of Rochester New York. The romance began at a meeting in New York with Miss Bamette’s connection to Colonel Sir Joseph Whiteside Borie, Allied Food Administrator in Romania, and wartime service in Flanders.

Bamette Novie Henry W Clune Rochester N. Y Mr Clone Miine Westerast Brooklyn Miss Bovie Joseph Whiteside Borie Romania Flanders

Social notes from LaGrange area October 21 events

Mrs Melissa Rawson left Sunday to visit her niece Mrs Walter Shepherd of Wellington. Clyde Nichols and family visited his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Adams and daughters. John Andrus and Caroline of Twinsburg stayed with F A Biggs. Local dance in Columbia and bake sale at Rawson's store. Typhoid illness affects Mrs Dean Freis at East Main Street and Salome Moore helps. Wilker of Indiana visited daughter Mrs Frank Wolcott. BF Rawson spent weekend with cousin Clarence Barbour of Oberlin.

Frank Wolcott BF Rawson Clarencé Barbour Oberlin

Local social notes and church events headline

Mrs Harvey Ryan hosted the Maccabee social and a cafeteria dinner raised funds for the lodge. Mrs Kate Mason’s illness noted. Rex G M Knapp learned of his brother’s death Saturday, affecting church services. Sunday school attendance was 102 with a duet by Mr and Mrs C W Gott.

Local Socials and Visits Highlight County Notes

Mrs Mirzsle Wight and Mrs Fred Smith drove to Elyria on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Geo Law and Mrs Adaline Bearer visited Wr and Mrs Bert Kingsley of Belden. Pam Johnston family staying at the Underhill home this week. Bomb sounds cause mystery as Lorain reports clarified by Chronicle Telegram. Over twenty young ladies of the Methodist church met at Mrs Paw Bage’s home Tuesday evening. Hosts served lunch after contests. Mrs Arthur Jones and Miss Melinta attended the event. Miss Ida Hubbard spent weeks with Elyria relatives. Mrs Melissa Rawson visited Nemoriah hospital with her little son. H T Underhill and daughter Eleanor of Elyria visited relatives here Sunday. Leslie Gott bought a Font sedan and plans to move to Florida soon. Mr and Mrs H S Gott entertained friends Sunday. LaGrange Masons to attend Grand Lodge in Cleveland. K of P lodge hosted about one hundred guests from Lorain and Elyria Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens sold their farm to Mr and Mrs Ernest Nichols of Paton. Chronicle Telegram classifieds promise results.

Harvey Ryan Mamie Kellogg Lorain C. M Shepherd la Grange Adaline Beaver Ciatre Wellington Laurel Yeamons Oberlin E J Yeamons Fred Smith Kathryn Henry Hendrick Elyria Kate Mason Warren Miller Mirzsle Wight Geo. Law Adaline Bert Kingsley Belden Pam Johnston Underhill LaGrange Chronicle-Telegram Methodist Paw* Bage Arthur Jones Melntre Ida C Hubbard Melissa Rawson Newau Keine Nemoriah Hospital Mirs H. T. Underhill Eleanor Leslie Gott Florida H SS Gott Grand Lodge Cleveland P Lodge Forts Frank Stevens Ernest Nichols Paton

Greensburg Banker Praises Nerv Worth Remedy

A Greensburg, Pa banker Nicholas Lons of Merchants Trust Co recounts relief from two years of stomach trouble with Nerv Worth. He reports improved digestion, sleep, and energy, and endorses the remedy with a money back guarantee offered by C Wo Phillips and leading druggists.

Tell Aero-Worth Nicholas Lons Merchants Trust Co Greensburg Gentlleman C Wo Phillips

Citywide effort checks mail receptacles and house numbers

Post office canvass shows ninety percent of homes numbered while ten percent of business places lack numbers. Postmaster Seward says the city will be better numbered after the two day survey. The drive, urged by Postmaster General Hart, aims to improve mail delivery and safety of letters when residents are away.

Seward Hart

Postmaster urged cooperation to improve service in Medina

Medina Ohio October 21 Fred Bohley fell while climbing a tree to retrieve a squirrel shot and wounded both feet with a scalp cut needing fourteen stitches. He was aided after the accident as the post office urged citizens to cooperate with the office to improve service.

Medina Fred ‘Bohley

Money Loaned at 6 Percent on Various Stocks

Lending rates noted 6 percent on a list of stocks including Tempier Motors Mason Tire and Rubber Commonwealth Finance Bankers Guaranteed Mtg F G Clark Hinde and Dauche Sherwin Williams American Multigraph and Goodyear Rubber Mull er Rubber Firestone National Acme Valley Steam ship Stevens Dursea Cleveland Discount and others.

Tempier Motors Mason Tire and Rubber Commonwealth Finance Bankers Guaranteed Mtg F. G Clark Hinde & Dauche Sherwin Williams American Multigraph Bishop Babcock Goodyear Rubber Muller Rubber Firestone National Acme Valley Steamship Stevens Dursea Cleveland Discount

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