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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
13
Two rival women in a Western street quarrel clashed over a child's quarrel. A club swung and hair pulled, drawing police attention. Mrs Polchey sought a warrant against Mrs Polgar, but by noon no warrant had been issued.
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Jen Bellar at Miss Beral Kuss's home in Amherst. Autumn verse decorations, a candy corn bouquet centerpiece, and a late luncheon completed the gathering for close friends and family including Mrs. R. H. Inn and Mrs. Ed Peitch. The guest list featured Olive Bellar and Edna Bellar among others, and plans were announced for her upcoming marriage to Homer Muitland of Cleveland this fall.
Amherst notices the death of Bert Neitike 60 who passed away suddenly yesterday afternoon after a period of illness. Survived by his wife and seven daughters and two sons, with several daughters living nearby. Funeral arrangements list services at St. V's Lutheran Church and burial at Win Hill cemetery under Jordan funeral director.
Amherst notes list Sunday services for Congregational, Methodist, Peters Evangelical, St Peters Catholic, St George's Episcopal churches with pastors and times. It also promotes a Homecoming event and a sermon series scripture titled The Ark in the Harvest Field. A medical ad for Hemroid relief appears amid church notices.
Amherst area reports church schedules and events at Brownhelm STONE CHURCH and Congregational churches. Junior High notes a student program. Birthdays and village finances show Amherst finances and personal life. Hospital notes births and admissions. Eagles Rebekahs and town hall events announced with speaker Thomas L. Reilly. Local schooling and church activities include orchestra planning and talks by Mr. McWilliams and Mrs. Schultz.
Samuel Storer was held at Elyria yesterday. Families from Lorain and Wellington attended the Bazaar. School officials and church groups held meetings with visitors including Rev. A Eagle from Cleveland. Florida fishing industry revenue totaled 28 563 000 over two years.
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