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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1924

Page

7

LaGrange Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

A LaGrange section notes numerous weekend visits and outings. Mr and Mrs Charles Basore and son Thomas hosted relatives, while L Ault returned to Cleveland after a three week stay. Various residents attended Berea Fair and local church events with familiar Elyria and Oswego connections noted.

Basinger Elyria A. I. Pomeroy Maynard Randall Esther Randall Alan Harris Oswego N.Y EB. F. Wilcox F. J. Knowles C. W. Sage H. M. Powers Ruth Lewis LaGrange Berea Fair Will Cele Columbia Rowan Kelner Pomona Grange Penfield Lester Buswell Mobile Alabama Clarence Smith J. R. Gott Akron Herman Gott C. L. Adams N. L. Gott Amelia Adams BE. L. Adams L. M. Adams Old Glory Grange Wellington C. S. Adams Paul Nichols Cleveland Sarah Metcalf Helen Kelner Fred Smith Kathryn Kipton A. F. Wilcox Lakewood Jennie Spicer Uieeda Rest Club Rolla Dague Milton Haulk Clarence Sage Carl Will Wakeman Dr. Walker Baptist Church

Swanson Named Head of DNC Speakers Bureau

Claude A. Swanson, senior United States senator from Virginia, appointed head of the Democratic National Committee speakers bureau. He entered the Senate in 1911 to fill John W. Daniel’s term, won a full term, and was reelected twice, pursuing a long Virginia political career that began after graduating from Randolph-Macon College and the University of Virginia Law School. He practiced law in Chatham before six terms in Congress, then served as Virginia governor from 1908 to 1910 before returning to the Senate.

Claude A. Swanson Democratic National Committee United States Virginia Senate John W. Daniel Randolph-Macon College Law School University of Virginia Chatham Washington

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