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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1922
Page
8
Thousands of American women stand to regain rights lost through foreign marriage under a Harding backed bill. The measure states a woman's right to naturalization cannot be denied because of sex or marital status, impacting about 5,000 women including settled Americans. The law would also allow an American to become queen of Greece.
Tonight and tomorrow local groups including Grace Lutheran Bible class at 136 Corner Avenue and Hatlkvoh clubs, Knights of Pythias, YWCA girls, Moose Lodge, and other fraternal and church organizations host meetings and socials. A farewell for Reverend Close featured musical performances and light refreshments at Garrard School.
Local churches held meetings with no major business reported. Marriages include Moss Farragher and Allen Plata, and Rose Bayer with John Lirington. Residents attended visits, dinners, and weekend trips across Wilkes Camp, Cleveland, and nearby towns.
The Sons of Veterans held a well attended meeting last evening with plans for the next gathering when J H Thompson will be the entertainer. Members discussed upcoming events and club activities.
Gottfried Schwarz 45 crane man and Mary Coxon 45 of Lorain obtain a marriage license. Also listed are Aloysious Henry Plato 26 Amherst and Leola Faragher 24 Lorain, with Justice J George noted.
Hospital notes list admissions at Oberlin and nearby towns including Mrs Dow Bryant and several children at Oberlin homes. A separate item announces the engagement of Hirohito, prince regent of Japan, with the emperor and empress returning from Nikko. Local notices reference births in Elyria and address lines in Kipton and Spring Street Oberlin.
A fragmented vintage kitchen page lists breakfast items like chilled cantaloupe and poached eggs on toast, lunch and dinner courses including Boston veal cutlets with brown gravy, green bean salad, raisin filled cookies, and a modern relief on casserole cooking emphasizing slow gentle heat for nutrient preserving dishes.
Report from Tokio says the Russo Japanese conference at Changchun aimed to reach agreement on withdrawal of Japanese forces from Siberia and resumption of trade relations but the talks stalled. The Soviet government and Japan pursued a settlement through the meeting with limited progress reported.
Incorportions issued today list The ParcIe-Jewett Sales Co in Columbus with 315000 in Lorain. D H Atke and E L Morrison named as officers or associates.
Oberlin alumni events span Cleveland and Columbus with talks at the Statler Hotel led by Henry P Edwardes. A large central Ohio delegation will attend the Ohio State game in Columbus on October 14.
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