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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1921

Page

4

Jewish Christian speaker urges Jews to aid Christians at Union Service

Rev. F B Solin, now of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, tells how a Jewish girl May Marks testified about learning Hebrew faith after fleeing Russia. He recalls his own Orthodox parents driving him out for converting, urges Jews to return Bible to Christians and support salvation for Jews, noting three Jewish types and urging aid for his people.

Methodist Church F. B. Solin Williamsburg Brooklyn May Marks Russia Mer. Solin Paul Jesus Christ Jerusalem Solin

Metcalf-Thompson Wedding Unites Couple at Grace Lutheran

A pretty home wedding Saturday at 4 pm united Ger rade Dorothy Metcalf and Oscar Thompson at Grace Lutheran Church. Rev. Harry C. Muhlr officiated with Mrs. Wilcox playing the wedding march. Bridesmaid Bernice Metcalf wore white organdie and pink roses. The living room was decorated in pink and white with palms and ferns. A wedding supper followed with a large center wedding cake and four white doves. The couple left for Cleveland then will reside with the Metcalf family on East Avenue. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Hacker and Mr. and Mrs J Kellore from LeGrange, Arthur Sandrock of Ohio State University, and several relatives.

O. C. Metcalf East Venue Gerrade Dorothy Oscar Thompson Sophia Whomupson East Ier Street Harry C. Muhlr Grace Lutheran Church Wilcox Osc2er Thompson Cleveland East Avenue Hacker J. Kellore LeGrange Arthur Sandrock Onin State University Lakewood MacDonald Missa Schmidt Ben J Amgrs Sepia Thompson East River Road Imime

EV. Cooper Speaks at Presbyterian Service

Rev Ceorze T Cooper former prison chaplain now heads Lorain missions delivering a sermon on salvation through Christ blood. Morning prayer led by Gibson of Lorain and Chappel. Next Sabbath August 28 Rev McCalkr of Brownlee Church Youngstown to preach. Girl Scout WCA picnic set for Chaplain home with 5 40 or 6 40 Grafton car. Liz Rich returns from Lake Geneva to take on new duties as church assistant tomorrow.

United ‘Presbyterian Churchere Ceorze Tooper Singing Prison Lorain God‘s People Re World Children of Israel Gibson Federal Chaplan Sion Grafton Read Liss Jean Josszeign Braight

W C T U Institute Held at La Porte Tuesday

The fourth in the W C T U Institute series will be held tomorrow at the La Porte M L church. Morning and afternoon sessions feature devotionals, papers on Our W C T U Work in Our New China, Greatest Welfare, and Women in Moral Reform, plus discussions, readings, and a question box.

W.C. TU. Institute LA Porte W. Cc. T. UL Ta Porte ML Sirdar Neilie AL Hill Solo Branche Chorpen New China Rirs Marc Miljer Hinman Phelps Irs Nmrs Anna Kennedy Aliss Hinman Dress Cind I. G. Webster Duei Marian June Reat Miarjer Juns Lillian

Tonight and Tomorrow Event Listings at Local Clubs

Colonial Club hosts Afrs Mills Paugh of S511 West Avenue at 2 30 o clock. Brotherhood of American Yeomen in TO, O F Hail. Knights of Columbus ball at K of C Hall. King Solomon's Lodge at Masonic Temple 7 00. Sons of St George at G A T Hall. Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion at American Legion rooms. Jiangie Club in club rooms.

Colonial Club Afrs Millspaugh West Avenue Brotherhood of American Yeomen TO. O King Solomon's Lodge Masonic Temple Sons of St. George Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion Jiangie Club

Community Club and Fraternal Gatherings Schedule

Fraternal groups meet in various halls tonight and tomorrow. Frank S Harmon Lodge gathers at Masonic Temple at 7 00, Federation Girls picnic at Chan Tan home Stop 15 Grafton Road, Exchange Club luncheon in Chamber of Commerce, Knights of Pythias in G A R Hall Elks Lodge 3465, Rotary Club luncheon, American Legion in legion rooms, Women's Benefit Association at Wurst Hall 7 30, Odd Fellows in I G F Hall 7 30, Circle No 1 St Pauls church meets tomorrow after noon at Mrs Lewis Phial 244 Columbus Street. meeting Tuesday seeks attendance.

Frank S. Harmon Lodge Masonic Temple Federation Girls Chan- Tan Grafton Road Exchange Cilubd Chamber of Commerce Knights of Pythias G A St. Paul's Church Lewis Phial Columbus Street

City to Return to Elyria Tomorrow

Aire and HF Smith with their children and sister Miss Lucille Shanafelt plan to travel to Elyria tomorrow.

City Elyria Aire, HF Smith Lucille Shanafelt

Bible School Celebration Draws Large Local Attendance

Over two hundred fifty attended the Hungarian Reformed church summer Bible school celebration. Children presented two plays Leon White and Red Rose and Friczi and Urti, the latter in Hungarian about treatment of women, coached by Mrs Kallassey. Prizes for scholarship were awarded amid smiles before ice cream and cake, marking the close of the session.

The Civic Chin

Mrs Ola Blaser hosts miscellan eous shower for Maud Lynch

Mrs Ola Blaser and Miss Anns Werd entertained twenty young ladies at a Saturday evening shower at the Blaser home on Middle Avenue for Maud Lynch ahead of her marriage to Perry Crane next month. High card honors went to Alma Bank with second to M J Johnson. A wedding cake centerpiece and wedding bell shaped ice cream shaped like bells were served after a luncheon. Dr and Mrs H C Stevens depart Emiyria for a northern Michigan vacation then Green Bay before returning. Commandery No 60 Knights of St John sponsored ice cream social at Club House lawn Tuesday evening August 23.

Ola Blaser Anns Werd Middle Avenue Mises Maud Lynch Perry Crane Ecards Afiss Alma Bank J. B. Johnson St. John Ady

Missionary Talks at Baptist Church Honor Miss May Marks

At the Zone of Mrs Georgia Burt in West street the Marannaths class hosted Miss May Marks of Chicago. The evening opened with Bible study and refreshments. Miss Marks, a Jewish girl who has become Christian, spoke at union services and will address First Baptist Church at 7:30 tonight. Rev. Davidson of the India-Ceylon Mission then spoke. the organization, supported by the Bishop Baptist church, runs fifty missionaries in Serancore, India. Davidson and his wife plan to depart September 17 for India with fifteen new missionaries. a second farewell talk is set for tomorrow night at First Baptist.

Baptist Church Georgia Burt West Street May Marks Chicago Miss Marks Russia First Baptist Church Davidsonr Srton Mission Davidson An Bisha Baptist Church Serancore India Mrs. Davidson Indyand Davidson

Methodist Sunday School Picnic at Linwood Park

The Methodist Sunday School picnic is set for Wednesday August 24 at Linwood Park. Cars depart from the Yellow line waiting room at Q4aom. Children under twelve go free. automobiles urged to carpool for those unable to travel. There will be races and a tug-of-war as part of the activities. Air. and Airs. Charities Pridar of Neufercurt are sponsors, with Mrs. F. H. Whiteread as host.

Linwood Park

Steller Rites Held for Berea Resident

Fred Steller Sr father of H A Steller of East Broad street died August 1 at Berea Community Hospital. Friends and relatives from Elyria attended funeral held August 21 at St John’s Lutheran Church Berea Ohio.

Fred Steller H A. Steller East Broad Street Berea Community Hospital Elyria St. John’s Lutheran Ichhurcch Berea Ohio

LePorte WLC Postponed Meetings Held August 24

Meetings of the LePorte Woman’s Literary Club are postponed to August 24 at Mrs. J W Boork’s home. A large after-dinner gathering is urged as the year closes with an election of officers and reports to be read.

WLC T. Up J. W. Boork

Personal Notices And Local Visits In Lake City

Aliss Bertha Weirs is away on vacation. Miss Jennie Menzies of Garvin Avenue is at St Joseph’s hospital in Loraina. Mr and Mrs Ralph Letimer host Walter Rausch and childes of Abron at Cambridge Street. Miss Winifred Nevins of Prince town Avenue visited friends in Lorain yesterday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Feulhaber and children stayed with L J Sharpin in Ashland. Mrs Hoffmer of West Thirteenth Street to entertain Tuesday Afternoon Club at her Tresday home. Mrs Alvin Plocher and daughter Jean left for ten day stay at the summer home of Dr and Mrs H L McClure. Circle Four of St Pauls Zelling church to meet tomorrow at Mrs S Sudre 127 West Bridges St Water FF. Waits and Nets Bat como left for Niagara Falls to attend conventions.

Mgrs. B. Tet. Hoffmer West Thirteenth Street Alvin Plocher Jean BR. HL McClure

Local social notes and visits in Elyria district

Reads like a society page with mentions of Watts a first Vice-President of an organization and various visits. Philin Monger of Amherst visited Elyria. Mr and Mrs Don Phelps returned to Elyria after a Wellington visit. Several families and relatives from Colorado Springs Wellington Lorain Vermilion attend events. Rev Neighbour and daughter Marie hosted guests in New York before returning.

Ave. S Air Don Phelps Elyria Fld. Phelps Wellington KR. E. Neighbour Ang Marie Neighoours New York

Revelations of a Wife EL Bussis Graham

A chaotic morning scene follows Katie's dramatic arrival from the road. Jim and the van driver look on as Katie recovers with humor, while tensions between her and Mrs. Graham mix with family warmth, guiding a household through breakfast and baby duties.

Katie Jim York Graham Halle Westert Tom

Knights of Pythias Picnic Plans at Avon Beach

The Knights of Pythias of Lo raiz County will hold a picnic at Avon Beach on Saturday August 7. It will be a regular set acquainted event with arrangements for special cars. All members of Pythias and their friends are urged to attend. Various sports are planned and a seed time is set. Mr J. J. Krumphrer and Mr Carr along with Emma Sha returned home Saturday after a week away.

Pythias Loraiz Avon Beach Namv P’s

Opening of the Fall Term at the Oberlin Business College

The Fall Term at Oberlin Business College opens September 6 1921 with students from Ohio and nearby states expected to enroll. The college, praised as the region’s most thorough business school, was the first in Ohio on the State Department of Public Instruction’s Accredited List. Several local residents plan to enter September 6.

Oberlin Business College Ohio State Department of Public Instruction

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