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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1926

Page

3

Pretty mid summer wedding unites Ernst and Dehn couple

Mies Coriessi Ernst daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Ernst wed Earl R Nehn son of Mr and Mrs Charles Dehn in a four o'clock ceremony at the Ernst home on Townline Road Lorain pastor Rev Merton officiated in a room filled with palms ferns and pink gladioli. The bride wore white georgette with Normandy lace and carried pink camellias and white flowers, adorned by a diamond and platinum bar pin. Matron of honor Miss Corressa Ernst and Earl Dehn's sister Mrs Albert Dingst of Lorain attended. Bridesmaid Mable Dehn wore a yellow rosebud bouquet and gown of georgette. Best man Charles Burg of Lorain. A small reception followed for about thirty guests. The couple departed for Detroit and other honeymoon stops.

Mies Coriessi Ernst Conrad Ernst Earl R. Nehn Charles Dehn Neon Reed Townline Road Reversady Merton St. John's Evangelisal Church Lorain Corressa Ernst Earl Dehn Albert Dingst Mable Dehn Georgette Charles Burg Lerain Fred Kuhl von Prederick Marjemi Cleveland Dehn Han North Eatoa Vr Dehna Detroit Moeohenae Mately St John's Lutheran Church Foster Weights Esther Davie Amherst Lester Burr Hirkner Usnp Miss Davie Norma Lerseh Clarence Koepp Netton Canada Harwood Avenue Burr Henry Daya Red The Colson St. George 4 Episcopal Church Cotenq Co

Community club and fraternal gatherings listed

Events tonight include Sons of Veterans Auxiliary meeting at G A R Hall and several lodge and society gatherings across Chevalier Lodge K P Hall and Cascade Park. Fifty two Fly ina Democrat Woman's Club members held a picnic with speeches by Steven M Young and candidates G A Priday J J Myers B C Giblin Henry George King I Mathews. Wedding of Esther Davie and Lester Burr at Foster Weights Lutheran church followed by reception. guests from Amherst Lorain Grafton Ridgeville attended. A surprise birthday party for Leon Mapes featured gifts and refreshments at 158 Northrup Street. Circle 8 St Pauls Church served a tureen dinner. Circle 5 held a children’s picnic on Huron Street with an August eighteenth meeting planned.

Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Beacon Light Girls St. Paul's Church Fleager Berg Shraram Road Chevalier Lodge K. of P K. of P. Hall Willing Worker's of Yeoman Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge Wurat Hall David J. Nra Order of DeNolay Bremocrat CLIR Cascade Park Fly Ina Democrat C Iuh Aclock Steven M. Young G. A. Priday J. J. Myers Leon Mapes Due Home Northrup Strot Clarins Mapes Myron Reese Hrion Heineerling Carl Becker Henrietta Chas. Krause Harold and Robert Chas Magen Amherst Geo. Nagel Avon Emma Gerber Oberlin Harold Ives Marion Austin Alice Smith Philip Savers Leon Moore Thin City St. Paul's Evangelical Church Jehle Huron Street Mre Edwin Haywood

Joint picnic plans with multiple councils announced

The Security Benefit Association will attend a joint picnic with Vermilion Brownheim Oberlin South Amherst Amherst and Lorain councils at Crystal Beach. The Royal Neighbors meet tomorrow at 11 30 pm in Wurst hall with drill practice to follow. A concert by the north and La Grange Boys Band is slated for La Change square on Saturday. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Secrets of the Methodist Episcopal Church met yesterday at the Home for the Aged at 507 West Avenue with a luncheon and program on the lawn. Mrs Avery Wood of Wadsworth district secretary presided. a skit titled Unto the Heavy Haden was presented in Indian costumes. A short business session followed as plans were laid for year-end work.

The Security Benefit Association Vermilion Brownheim Oberlin South Amherst Amherst Lorain Crystal Beach Aueuse Royal Neighbors of America Wurst Hall Womans Foreign Missionary Secrets Methodist Episcopal Church Home For West Avenue Avery Wood Wadsworth Ohin Tite Iiane Hhr Sear Charles Jackson Wood Foreign Missionars

Surprise Dinner Party Honors Thacher

The Gand mettos Bible Class of St Paul Poo lied chareh hosted a surprise dinner yesterday honoring Thacher. Guests, including Miss Phar and several church members, gathered for a light afternoon program with remarks and a bouquet presented to the honoree.

Thacher Gand Mettos Bible Class St Paul Vollow Tia Wieland van Phar Wasen Tri Panna Waite Pontiate Paul Bar Aen Soyer Pat Ve Brantifar Porte

Plans for a New Beach Party At Rehobah Lager

A typed planning note outlines preparations for a beach party near Rehobah Lager. It mentions Attendees Crafton and others and references presenting a plan at a gathering. The text is fragmented with several garbled phrases and unclear dates or locations.

Marshmallow Roast at Fenton Ures Event

The evening featured a marshmallow roast with weiners, held at Reaver Park Bathing, offering fried corn and snacks as the main diversions. Attendees included Miss Olivia Feagler, Miss Mildred Herner, Mr and Mrs Alfred Nay, and several local residents.

Ceneral Tdadyas Company Reaver Masie Olivia Feagler Wainfred Heathcate Elsie Chester Mildred Herner Frelwn Real Afred Nay Truman Carmel Clifford Standen Glen Martin Hebe Stang Ora Brown Meidon Taft Harvey Kurs Fugene

Final Deal-Me-In Club meeting closes summer season

Mrs Rh G Rhoades hosted the Deal-Me-In Club at West Avenue for the last meeting before August adjournment. Guests included Mrs V Post of Dayton and luncheon was served. Honors went to Mrs Lea Bright first, Mrs Post second, Mrs Fred Traxler third, and Mrs Harris consolations. A picnic was planned for Vermilion-on-the-lake.

Rh. G Rhoades West Avenue V. Post Dayton Lea Bright Post Fred Traxler Harris Orrin Baker Fred Raesler Lodstreet Pedro Bertha Kuss Agnes Drickson Martha Wirth Margaret Coonrad Agnes Iinickson Grant Street

Dinner Party Honors House Guests at Fre mont Street

An informal dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs A P Sheldon on Fremont Street honored guests from Lockbridge New York Mr and Mrs George Meloy. Ten covers were set for four generations and the event included reminiscences and social time before a light luncheon.

George Meloy Lockbridge New York A. P. Sheldon Fremont Street

Original 18 Class Annual Picnic at Century Park Lorain

The Original Thirteen Class of the United Presbyterian Church held its annual weiner roast and picnic at Century Park Lorain with two Lorain guests Miss Esther Newsome and Miss Frances Newsome. Bathing and campfire songs followed their gathering. Official board of Church of Christ meets. Reverend W L Burner expected back August 28 after illness. Marriage licenses issued to several couples in Amherst Elyria and Lorain. Hospital notes list admissions discharges and newborns in local area.

United Presbyterian Church Century Park Lorain Esther Frances Newsome Board OF Church OF Christ The W. L Burner

Personal notices from New Castle area social news

Mrs Hugh McVaren and her children from New Castle Pennsylvania are visiting their grandmother Mrs N Schroeder on Twelfth street. Mr and Mrs TM Baldwin of North Ridge hosted yesterday guests Mr and Mrs Lee Harper and daughter Virginia of Chippewa Lake. Mr and Mrs E M.

Hugh McVaren New Castle Pennsylvania Mra N. Schroeder Twelfth Street TM. Baldwin North Ridge Lee Harper Virginia Chippewa Lake E M

Amid Ashland and Cleveland Guests Span Local Socials

Numerous Ashland residents and visitors are noted in social notices. Names include Baldwin and daughter Margaret, Mrs Tammer of Medina, Mr Russell and Phil Harper of Chippewa Lake, Mrs W Post of Dayton, and Mrs Mason Nichols in Cleveland for a Chiropodists convention. Several travelers return from trips to Charlotte, Grand Rapids, Shetrait, Kingsville, Walkerville, and Canada.

Charlotte Grand Rapids Michigan KE. Mang West Main Street LaGrange Shetrait Kingsville Walkerville Canada Verne Braddee Dauughter New Britton Connecticur Pete Held Marjory Ann Abby Road Myra James Brandall Princeton Avenue R Sanker Linwood Park Carl Dillon Gary Indiana Thomas Moss Cleveland Ohio Henry Milller Fairlawn Avenue Sexton J. J. Vaughn East Avenue Miami Fla Seaton Vaughn P. Shubert Katherine Betty Jane Coren Johnstown Pennsylvania Philip Hoffman Charles Court Edith Anspacher West Avenue Detroit Noronic Duluth Charles Palmer Akron

Ohio Yesterday After Visiting Elyria Friends

A brief local note states that someone spent several days with old friends and relatives in Elyria, Ohio yesterday before returning home.

Ohio Elyria

Scouts Plan Camp Activities at Wellington

Wellington news item from August details Boy Scouts planning events at a new camp site. Younger Boys Night invites under 12s, Sunday visitors day, and Wednesday next week Girl Scouts as guests of honor. Also notes Missionary Society meeting at Church of Christ with program leader Levi Meyers. Choir picnic for 27 members at Charles Heber farm Penfield, watermelon treat and social in evening. Local note Lydia Richmond visiting daughter in Chatham and an Oberlin Vermilion lake dance hosted by I O F Club Friday.

Wellington Church of Christ Charles Heber Penfield

Local Notes On Weekend Visits And Injury Report

John Grissinger broke his arm on Monday. Marcey Powell hiked to Columbus over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Henry Daugherty spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert Daugherty of Shelby Ohio. Mr and Mrs Albough of Eaton Ohio visit their daughter Mrs A B Daugherty. Marecelling Soc Phone 42712 247 Second Street.

John Grissinger Marcey Powell Columbus Henry Daugherty Robert Daugherty Shelby Ohio Mrs. Albough Eaton A. B. Daugherty Marecelling Second Street

Ranches form 600000 acre wild game preserve near Davis Mountain

Several large ranches in the Davis Mountain region of southwest Texas have been consolidated into a wild game preserve spanning about 600000 acres. The effort creates a vast conservation area aimed at protecting wildlife and offering managed hunting and recreation opportunities.

Davis Mountain Texas

Furnished Rooms for Rent at Linwood Park Vermilion Ohio

In Vermilion Ohio Mrs H L Foley offers Park Vie Cottage Linwood Parc furnished rooms for rent. Inquiries directed to Mrs H L Foley at Park Vie Cottage.

Linwood Park H. L. Foley Park Vie Cottage Linwood Parc Vermilion, Ohio

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