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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
6
Readable fragments indicate an unusually early season with mature corn and widespread orchard and melon crops. Reports mention ongoing wheat planting delays and extended melon markets into October or later. The text notes early plowing but uncertain dates and production conditions.
Bright social and church notices from Brownhelm and Ridge area. Events include Bible study sessions at George Decker’s home, a Woman’s Missionary Society meeting on Murray Ridge, family visits and household gatherings, a geograph y contest trophy, and a marriage at the parsonage with Rev. F Haneke officiating.
Penfield Albert Corfman of Long Island City N Y ex serviceman son of Rev A C Corfman pastor married Anita Tritschler of Clinton Ta on Sept 6 at the bride’s parents home. Groom’s father officiated. Dwight Smith seriously sick but improving. Baker family of Spencer visiting W B Welsh’s home. Arthur Cheesman and family from Butternut Ridge attended W O Roslin home. Junior Sunday School class to host party at Luelie Nicholas home Sept 4 evening. Margaret Sooy ill with pneumonia. A reception was held at the home.
The body of Blake Has ter six, who died in a shaft of an electric milker in Ashtabula while visiting grandparents, is brought home for burial. City water is confirmed free from contamination. Mayor Barber reports life threats tied to liquor enforcement and notes $5,383 in fines collected in six weeks amid Willard’s surplus operating expenses.
A promoter urges readers to profit from housing by teaching how to create income from a property. The message emphasizes turning rent into earnings and invites interested individuals to attend a demonstration or guidance session.
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