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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1922
Page
6
Herbert Strand secures the cup at a Chicago style exhibit showcasing fashion art outside the city hall. Judges note Chicago designers and dressmakers as models wear an afternoon wool millinette dress trimmed with steel beads lacquered braid and blue satin facings.
Winifred Park of Westave accepted a position to teach at East Technical High School in Cleveland. She will handle vocal music, sight reading and related subjects with R Morgan overseeing instrumental music and theory. The school, with about 4000 students and 114 staff, moves Park from Urbana where she previously taught.
Mrs Louis Rose, vice president of the Connecticut State League of Women Voters, arrives in Elyria to speak on European politics and social economics. Mrs H Stevens will entertain the League at tea at the YWCA Monday at three in Mrs Rose's honor.
Satterlee hosted the Golden Star Sewing Circle at Cornell avenue with members Mrs Myrtle Diltz Hull Mrs Emma Ira and others present. Prizes went to Mrs G M Wicker and Ripiinger. refreshments followed as the group planned future events.
A long roster of local clubs and organizations appears, including Momiay Lat A Lot, Ladies Benevolent, Daughters of Scotia, Cantons Women Bible class, American Legion, Rotary, Kiwanis, Knights of Pythias, and many church circles. Events include meetings, picnics, a 71st anniversary celebration, Wiener roast, and birthday observances. Also listed are chapters of the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, YWCA groups, and Boy Scout circles with member addresses and hosts.
Mr and Mrs Henry Rosesthal of Gulf Street attended the Berea fair on Thursday. Mr and Mrs J W McKenzie of Willard spent last week at their son McKenzie's home on Winckles Street. Mrs Jeanie Grille of Columbus Alemnt attended the Berea fair.
A collage of short items reports social visits in Toledo including Miss Hertha Wilers visiting Detroit, Mr and Mrs Reynolds in East Avenue, and Rev Castle planning a Methodist conference in Mansfeld. It notes births, travel plans, theater mentions, and local club meetings with neighbors and relatives.
In a tense scene Lilian interrogates Smith over a poison antidote. Smith spells the antidote name under threat of a blade as Lilian constrains him to reveal the truth, testing his memory and resolve.
Alec confronts Estelle in his hotel room after she pressures him while Amistshen’s code of chivalry blocks an easy exit. Estelle’s bluff collapses as he ejects her and contemplates a return to Washington and a looming confrontation with Winfield. (to be continued)
The West End Community club met for the first time this season on Thursday evening in Ridgeville. Since the club had no activity over the summer, a Wiener and Corn Roast was voted to be held at the water.
The note states that next Monday September 18 attendees should bring eneurch wipnery and bung for their own tari. It mentions a regular business meeting to be held the steamd Thaaday in October.
An attempted arrest escalated as a man resisted Coburn and fled, firing shots to draw attention. Officers pursued toward the Ascheyblach property, locating the suspect on Beaver Creek bank. Authorities report a sharpened one foot hardwood weapon and believe the man escaped from an asylum.
The national church will be entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Fred Kreig and Miss Mildred Orma in church parlors. All ladies are invited to attend.
Amherst on September 16 reports Mrs Jen ale V. Coburn received her commission as postmaster. She will take office around September 25, becoming the first woman named to the postal job in the town. The nomination followed a hard fight after initial rejection in the exam.
Mrs Anna Abersold 66 of South Amherst died at St Joseph's hospital in Lorain. Born in Switzerland she came to South Amherst at 20. She was a long time member of St Johns Evangelical Church and is survived by her husband five children Jacob Christ and Mrs Join Wellhelm Fred and Mrs Jon Slick fifteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services at St Johns Church at 2 90 oclock Monday conducted by Rev Egli of Awiate.
Amherst Sept 16 The La rou county medical association held a banquet in the Congregational church social hall last evening. A chicken dinner was served by the Ladies Aid Society. Reports and speeches followed by Drs Hart Ba and Shefkeld of Torun and Woe of Lakewood. About GA were present. Next meeting to be held in Loraln. Amherst Sept 19 The Ladies Auxiliary Busy of the Congregational?
Liberty Bonds market report from New York on September 16 shows opening prices for series New York bonds with several issues listed. Notable entries include bonds priced around $101.16 for 3 1 te, and war loan series with fourth 4 14s at $199.80. Other entries show price points near $100.68 and $100.36 with various 4 1-4a and U-de dng 1924 references.
Partial OCR lists roll prices 31-2c 5c 19c and credits Arthur Assad for design. The item appears as a vintage wall paper advertisement from Kleveland. Product lines include POR RET e and New Style Fall patterns.
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