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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1922

Page

6

Rochester Notes Reflect Local News and School Opening

Rochester, Sept 15. Mac Margaret Chamberlain of Cleve spent a few days at home. Mr and Mrs Baird entertained cousins from Michigan. Leo Conklin visited Detroit last week for the fair. The village school opened with Mr Myers and Ass Brown as teachers. Two districts shift to the village school. Arthur Barnes hired to oversee east scholars. Mrs Ewell handles the west. Clifford Stanfield and Waka app attend righton school. Miss Beatty and Miss Cook from New London teach at the center. Josephine Wolf returns to Ruggles Beach for the summer. G W Guscott called Tuesday. Mrs Anna Dagnan visited Mrs.

Rochester Spet Mac Margaret Chamberlain Cleveand Baird Michan Cleveland Elyria Leo Conklin Detroit Myers Ass Brown Arthur Barnes Ron Ewell Clifford Stanfield Waka ‘App Righton Miss Beatty Miss Cook New London Josephine Wolf Ruggles Beach G. W. Guscott Anna Dagnan

Sunday Homecoming and Local Events Across the Village

The community notes a Baptist church home-coming next Sunday with Rev Moore to preach in the morning and Rev Goodacre in the afternoon. Local families from Overton and nearby towns visited relatives, while others traveled to New London for worship. A farm accident left Wilkes Murray with a broken lip, and several residents including Miss Erma Mfohn of Shillington PA and families from Taleda and Cleveland were mentioned among the visitors and locals.

Black Brady Landau Overton Charlie Campbell Gallon Baptist Moore New London Warcupy Rev Goodacre Wilkes Murray Mroo Shistes Gal Lawrence Joe Gill Tole@a Mreo Ll. J Trinp

Oberlin community notes and gatherings in September

Oberlin area residents hosted visitors and joined fairs and reunions from September 6 to 15. Families from Huntington Pitsfield Wellington and Spencer attended events while the Farm Women's Club met at Gar McRoberts. The Campbell family reunion drew participants from Cleveland Ridgeville Elyria Carlisle and Oberlin. A local football game saw Russia defeat Oberlin 8 to 5 with upcoming matchups listed.

Dudley family reunion trip near Busafield Michigan

Mr Dan Dudley and children motored to Busafield Michigan for the Saxton family reunion. Dudley joined them Sunday and they returned home Sunday evening. They avoided a storm west of Toledo by a short margin. Carlisle Township Trustees recently laid new planks on the creek bridge east of ninety weight improving the span. Mr and Mrs A A Saxton and Mr god Mrs Gar McRoberts attended the Grange meeting in Oberlin Tuesday evening. Mrs Burtiss has returned from Elendale summer home at Chagrin Falls.

Oberlin Road H. T. West Huntington Elmer Lang Sundar Ade Ipry Charles Whelps and Wagner Ja Yandse Ruedt A. McRoberts Pittsfie BR. Schubert Wood Hutchinson Harold R. H. Keighley Oberti Sandusky Willam Waller Petosky Michigan Lyde Wheler Farm Women's Club of Township Triente Gar McRoberts William Farr Theodore Squares Orland Squares Squares California Able Wood Arthur Spencer Clarence Squares West Russia Martin Waller Charles Brooks William Carrie Boam Obe Mra C. G. Long Elmer Long Campbell Dan Campbell Cleveland Ridgeville Elyria Carlisle Berea Ober-on Dan Dudley Busafield Saxton Dudley Toledo Carlisle Township A. A. Saxton God Grange Oberlin Burtiss Elendale Chagrin Falls

Bainbridge and Maple Hosts Visit Elyria Relative

Mr and Mrs John Bainbridge and Mrs Charles Maple visited Thursday at the home of Mrs Wm Harding in Elyria where Mr and Mrs Charles Line were also present.

Local notes from Shawville and nearby towns

A short rundown records residents visiting Cleveland and Wartenaville, church conferences and services, Ralph Fortune's Berea fair attendance, Shawville trading returning home, Arthur Ford opening a small store near the station, Bhanville once hosting a store and post office, and a new Swedish women’s paper in Gottenburg.

Cleveland Roeland Blaine Wartenaville C. C. Maple M.E. Church Church of Christ Ralph Fortune Berea Fair Shawville Arthur Ford Bhanville

Conference of Federation Girls Set Up

A large number of Federation Gling will attend the annual setting up conference to plan for the coming year and a lab program. Delegates travel by noon or later, with sessions Sunday morning. Miss Knickerbocker of the Cleveland Association will speak after dinner. Mrs Ruth Ely Mrs H C Stevens and Miss Marion Kembie accompany the girls. Mr and Mrs Tufford loaned their cottage. The Worcester magazine Women’s club has a thousand members and a clubhouse valued at $85 000.

Federation Gling Knickerbocker Cleveland Association Ruth §. Ely H.C Stevens Marion Kembie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Ketelle Tripp C. J. Miller Tbak Hunting Coats Aant Jollar and Duxbak Luxbak de Winchester Alice Clarkson Bee San Francisco William J. Clarkson Jumberman Erma Mfohn Shillington Wither Medina County Fair Medina, Ohio Mia Charles West Nancie Lois Wellington A. M. Sherburne Mary Whitney Pittsfield Gar McRoberta Frank Kreuger Harry Murphy Murphy Russia Rangers Kreugar Field Avon Avon Field A. A. Gamon Auburntown Stearns Electric Paste Co Hubert T. Donne Kood Kennedy Brothers Gottenburg Federation Worcester Starr Pianos Starr Phonographs Gennett Records Player the Starr Piano CO Broad Street Elyria, Ohio J. George Saat C.J. Barton Tillotson & Wolcote Company Public Auditorium Ohio Castle Castle’s Wall Paper Store Second Street ST. Elyria
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