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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
11
Amherst reports a committee from local churches arranged a Sunday school picnic for all denominations. Werner Zilch was named chairman with R L Menz as secretary and treasurer. The date set is August 26 at Linwood Park if the venue is secured.
Christy Kreig son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Kreig wed Louise Meier daughter of Adolph Meier at First Evangelical church St Joseph Mo Rev Hahn officiated Attendants Rudolph Meier and Lillian Ruchman Bride wore crown of prayer peguette and matching hat Wedding dinner followed at home Kreig taxi driver member of K of P Swiss lodge and St Johns Church The couple will live in South Amherst The romance began two years ago at an automobile show in Amherst.
The Daughters of Scotland Jessamine Lodge No. 11 was instituted in Amherst with 24 charter members initiated and officers installed led by Anna Gerria from Cleveland. New Amherst lodge received transfers from Thistle Lodge Lorain. dancing and refreshments followed a ceremonial afternoon.
Aug 21 crowd honors Miss Mildred Zimmerman at Mrs. Louis Moebius home with a birthday celebration and an announcement of her forthcoming marriage to Edward Moebius set for Sept 3. The event featured table decorations a birthday cake with a birds and groom motif and cards as favors.
Dr and Mrs H W Powers hosted guests while Miss Marguerite Merthe and Miss Helen Hlastings from Elyria visited their aunts Mrs GC M Harris and Lucy Hors yesterday. Mrs Mary Warner of Lorain stayed with Mrs J 3 Fige lind yesterday.
The August 1 1925 chronicle notes numerous residents and visitors visiting nearby towns and attractions. Mr and Mrs William Dangle, Mr and Mrs Willard Eppley, Mrs O D Fox, Mrs Francois Hart and son Stanley, Miss Allo Lerseh, Viola Dellefield and roldie Kreeger, Mr and Mrs John Daniel and son George, and other locals and guests visit Lorain Cedar Point Northeast Pa Danbury Elyria and Chicago area sites. Several families plan weekend trips and attend social calls with relatives and friends.
The text discusses a nonincorporated company facing a court ruling that its actions were illegal as a partner sues for a third time. It notes the National Council of Jewish Women with leaders Miss Rope Brouner Hannah Solomon Estelle BergER and an emphasis on etiquette as a social code guiding conduct, charity, civics, and religion.
Aug 1 Circleville Ohio area reports a second death from a lamp explosion at Harley Van Fossen farm. Ray mond Van Fossen Jr. died after hospital admission. Mrs. Van Fossen survived with injuries and is recovering. Cause tied to new lamp fuel misfueling replacing household oil.
In Columbus officials note a sparse top floor office where a few desks and machines handle state revenue. The piece mentions a monthly Chin collectors’ sum and the gasoline levy as major revenue streams. The report hints at restructuring in the first year of a plan to adjust tax offices and revenue flow.
The Baseline tax office relocates to a hallway due to congestion in the state land commission quarters. Provisions exist for offices in a proposed new state office building, with distant relief anticipated as work continues in Bellaire on August 1. Perseverance is praised by local resident George McKeisey.
The passage notes that Greeks etched the names of their wives or sweethearts on their shoes as a kind of compliment. It reflects a tradition where personal affection is marked in everyday items, signaling intimate bonds.
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