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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1921
Page
11
Luella Boyd daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Boyd of EH 31st street married Eisna A Richards in a Saturday wedding ceremony conducted by Rev J H Grant of Elyria Congregational Church. Miss Boyd worked as a stenographer at National Tube.
Miss Lucille Du Stow of Detroit wed Raymond Carson in a quiet Lorain ceremony. Local residents attend hospital updates, club meetings, and social visits as residents travel to Cleveland and Oberlin, with multiple members discharged from St Joseph's hospital and others hosting gatherings at homes and clubs.
The ad promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a spring tonic to refresh red blood cells and restore color and vigor after winter. It notes tablets or liquid form at druggists and urges insisting on genuine Gudes Pepto Mangan.
The young son of John Emmenhauser of South Amherst was severely bitten Sunday evening as he approached a dog that was eating. The dog sprang at the boy and lacerated his ear before he escaped. Dr Wiseman treated the injuries. Also notes a high school interclass track meet at the local school Tuesday to Thursday with events on Franklin avenue and school playground and winners to represent Amherst.
Hon William Lloved Clark editor of Rail Splitter Milan Ill international speaker delivered a Protestant American address at St John’s Evangelical Church to a packed house. He spoke over an hour praising Protestant denominations and Americanism and closed with a word picture of the “curse of ruin.” The Rev Milton M Brown introduced him and Rev Theodore Merton gave the closing prayer.
Salv James Farnham, noted New York sculptress, seated before the bronze statue of Simon Bolivar in Central Park New York. The massive bronze statue, unveiled with President Harding at the ceremonies, was presented to New York City by Venezuela. The photo shows the statue's immense size.
Amherst where the Women's Auxiliary of Elmer Johnson post No 14 elected officers for the first year. Matilda Martin named president with Irma Moemus as vice president and Helen Purcell as secretary. Christina Abderholden treasurer Stella Hammell historian and Edith Hoffner Anna Menz Ella Jaeger on executive committee. Mrs Martin reported on the Ohio Auxiliary convention in Columbus. Committees to be named at next regular meeting.
A daughter was born to Mrs May Ambrose of Elyria at the real hospital Sunday Tony Furhman of Lora. Som was born to Mrs Achecon of Vermilion in the hospital yesterday. A boy was born to Mrs John Tibietz at the hospital Sunday afternoon. George Baus and family spent today in Rockport. The Auxiliary 18 going to be a success.
Amherst announces the inter-class track meet to be held after school tomorrow and Thursday. The event runs late each day with steady practices and sprinters gaining time. Events for the county meet on May 13 will be listed next week and winners may represent Amherst at the May meet.
Lorain residents filled Protestant Episcopal churches to mark St. Mark's festival and Federated church services. A St Johns rally featured William Lloyd Clark of Milan Illinois, while First Congregational hosted a sacred concert with Rev. Lathro Campbell Grant. Weather was mild and many first-time worshippers attended.
West Ridge reports Mrs Frank Pallas hosting the Ladies Aid gathering. Mrs Sam Byers recovers from pneumonia at home after a week in Memorial hospital. Elmer Dimick of Elyria and Lewis Speidelberg and family from Amherst visit H H Dusseldorf. Philip Fowl of Elyria spends Sunday with Charles Fowl and family. Sherman Mason on sick list recently. H H Dusseldorf Thede Grills Irvin Eldred and spouses attend Elyria Methodist church lecture. Mrs Harry Lauer hosts a shower for the George Lauer marriage. seventy guests attend and lunch served. Others include Mrs George Decker daughter Mrs H H Drusendhi Mrs Theda Grills Mrs Fowl and Miss Pie attended SowuaT at Styder's. Irvin Widred family and Mrs E Holliday visit B O Pope's Sunday evening. Mrs Handke of South Ridge also mentioned.
Mrs George Decker hosted guests on Wednesday and P G Miller visited Cleveland on business. The D C club met with Mrs Albert Vietzen while the South Ridge church held a class meeting at Jacob Bechtel's. Arbor Day program and PTA meeting drew strong attendance at the school house.
A busy weekend included a fine program followed by a bounteous repast. Mr and Mrs Godfrey Blaes of Detroit visited daughter Mrs Harry Laver and returned home Friday. Mrs Merle Penfound visited her mother Mrs Aadm Hahn. Carlisle Grange held a plate social Friday evening with a large, enjoyable turnout.
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