Wedding Solemnized At Home Of Bride
The FO EMRE TECKER wedding took place Thursday at the bride’s home. Miss Secker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Becker of 196 Fourth Street, became Mrs. George Berkah of Pra. Rev. Krause and Rev. Winters officiated. Attendants included Laura Guthman and J.C. Mifet. About fifty guests attended a dinner and reception. The couple planned an extended western trip and will reside with the bride’s parents.
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Emre -Tecker
J.C. Mifet
Elyria
Lorain
Farewell gathering at First Methodist church for Berg and Bliss
Division three of the Aid Society hosted a farewell event for Mrs. Walter Berg and Mrs. Bliss who depart Sunday for Los Angeles Cal. Rev Winters spoke after church workers’ talks and refreshments followed. Clan Robertson lodge received a surprise with Auxiliary members’ riding in and a concert and recitation. A grand supper in the dining room concluded with music led by the Chief Daughter. The evening was hailed as one of the year’s merriest and hopes for more such events were voiced.
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Pinft Cong
Walter Fiske
Ober- Be
Winif
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Fiske
J. H. Grant
Conm
Br. Grant
First Methodist Church
Ai‘d Society
Walter Berg
Bliss
Los Angeles
Cal
Winters
Clan Robertson Lodge
Clan Robertson
Personal notices of residents and visitors in Paris and area
Doctor and Mrs Werman C Stevens return from Tirana to Paris where Dr Stevens attends clinics at the International Congress of surgery. Several families host relatives visiting from Pomona Cincinnati Detroit and elsewhere for short stays and camping trips. Gus N Smith sails for France to run International Rubber Heel Company operations with partners Scholl and Schwarzchild, expected to remain until mid winter.
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Werman C. Stevens
Tirana
Albania
Paris
Stevens
International Congress of Surgery
Gus N. Smith
France
Mr. Scholl
Harry Schwarzchild
International 7 T. S
Local social notes from Elyria and Lorain update guests and travel
Residents and visitors are listed with brief movements and hospitality. Wehr invited by Lorain lodge to open meeting at Pierce hall tomorrow at 7 40. Squires depart for Chicago next Monday. Salebury family guests of Elyria friends and relatives. Krugman recovering after surgery. Edwarda to visit Willems. Harrig visiting Linaley. Louise Allen visits Painesville with Marion Grover. Krause family to Valley City Camden and Toledo before returning home. Daubbney and wife head to Canada then England. Doty hosts Mrs L E Doty of Chicago. Wheaton guests include Mrs Lutman of Norwalk. Misses Martin return from Michigan to visit R T J Martin. Tufford and Lewis plan trip to Sandusky and Detroit.
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Wehr
Lorain Lodge
Daughters of
Scous
Pierce Hall of
Lorain
Krause
Baby
Chelsea, Mich
Elyriang
Valley City
Camden
Toledo
Strong G. O. P. Ticket Chosen At Primaries
The article reports the Republican primary results nominating W B Richmond and Sam Haigh for county commissioners. W H campaigned across the region, Sam gained as a platform speaker, and A J Hale staged a comeback after two terms off. Hale won broad support as voters returned to his candidacy.
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Charlie
Couteep
W B. Richmond
Sam Haigh
W. B
Sam
W H
A. J. Hale
Countywide Ticket Re-elected and New Promotions Noted
The county electorate endorsed the incumbent treasurer Walter G. Ludwig, recorder Frank Irish, engineer Clinton Theobald, sheriff N D Backus, and prosecuting attorney Lawrence Waeber after robust campaigns. Ludwig will succeed the current treasurer, Irish will continue with a competent staff, Theobald delivered steady work, Backus secured re-nomination, and Waeber won the prosecutor post.
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Walter G. Ludwig
Ludig
Frank Irish
Lorain
Frank
Clinton Theobald
Republicans Prepare Ticket for Victory Next November
The text praises Republican candidates and their ability to govern. It asserts the ticket is one that Republicans have reason to be proud of and will guide the party to an inevitable victory next November. It claims the selected men will be competent officials after the election.
May Limit Natural Gas to Domestic Use
In case of a shortage, use of natural gas is to be confined to domestic consumers or to essential industrial plants, with foodstuffs plants given priority. In extreme emergencies, domestic consumers face a 35,000 cubic feet per family per month limit. Chronicle Telegram want ads iring results.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Louisville Press Announces Street Sale Price Increase
Four Louisville newspapers report a change in street sale prices from two to three cents for daily editions starting Sunday. The Courier Journal and Herald publish morning and afternoon editions. the Times and others will adjust pricing accordingly.
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Courier Journal
Herald
the Times
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