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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
5
New grounds and an all-new cast headline a Palm Beach music show described as a farce. The production promises lavish spectacle with a Broadway–style flair. Performances begin Friday at 9 a.m. with eager audiences expected.
A jumble of local items mentions lightning striking cows owned by a Mr Walkden, a Baptist Ladies Society meeting rescheduled to Thursday with Devotionals led by Mr Beaumont and program by Mrs Roy Osborne. Other notes include residents and visitors, illnesses, and local election tickets with names of trustees clerks and officials.
A fragmentary OCR item lists a jumble of company names and products such as Goodyear Rubber Firestone Hinde & Sherwin Williams and Commonwealth along with phrases like loaned at 6 on the rowing stocks and banks. The text reads like a faded ledger or advertisement page.
Manager Woodward of Rialto theater received a telegram from Managuy Gus Hill at Me Carmel Pa announcing the Mutt and Jeff show has closed due to warm weather and low finances. The show was booked for this city on Saturday and will be rescheduled for a later season.
Forty friends gathered at Forest Allen’s home honoring his brother Russel Jacquay who left Wednesday to return to the war. Hazel L. Martin of Berea visited Edith Longdow while Mr and Mrs Howard Bartter hosted dinner. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Robert Elder. Baptist trustees held an official meeting. Forty-two members of the friendship club enjoyed an outing in Jay Jasper’s woods with lunch. Charles Ives and family visited Akron for church and relatives. The Bartters hosted relatives from West Park. Young People classes met with Geo Stinchcomb with entertainment and refreshments. Wm Beaumont faces serious illness requiring an operation. Norris Keller ill. Perle Milligan and aunt from Defiance visited, aunt later died of heart trouble. Hoag transported body to Defiance. Anna Haserodt of Cleveland visits J H Bartter.
Phone numbers listed for F. W. Anderson include residence 255 and business line 7611 for outreach and directory reference.
The one hundredth anniversary of George Williams birth founder of the Young Men's Christian Association will be observed Oct 11 by associations nationwide. Williams born Oct 11 1821 in Dulverton England rose from farmer’s son to city clerk, led prayer meetings with fellow clerks that grew into the YMCA.
A fragmented excerpt notes an organization expanding into one of the world’s leading associations, signaling growth and broader influence in its field.
Mr and Mrs C A Dirlam and Mr and Mrs Ja Holland were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs E B Dirlam on Sunday. The Dirlams Franks and Lena Dirlam spent Tuesday evening at E L Dirlam's. Mrs Polly Peet visited Sunday at the home of Charley Mitchel of Rochester.
Mrs Ed Masten and son along with Mrs Smith and children visited. several families from Lorain and Cleveland spent Saturday and Sunday with Erb and Pirlam households. Various gatherings continued through Monday with neighbors from Sullivan, Ashland, and Wellington joining Mr and Mrs Detrick, the Wilcoxes, Hewitts, and Laborie families in brief calls and social hours.
A Morgantown reader claims Nerv Worth rebuilt strength after weight loss and nervous illness. The letter describes rapid weight gain and improved appetite after using the tonic. It promotes Nerv Worth as a reliable family remedy and notes a money back guarantee with bottle pricing at one dollar.
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