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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1921

Page

8

Miss Clay Long Visits New York Return Home

Miss Clay Long of Jachevn Ten Bensee spends a few days with Miss Elizabeth Rich on Sixteenth Street while returning from a winter study period in New York. She is the daughter of Mrs Harriet Cobb Long, an former Flyria Public schools eighth grade teacher.

Clay Long Jachevn Ten Bensee New York Elizabeth Rich Sixteenth Street Miss Long Harriet Cobb Long Flyria Public

Elyria Society Holds First Church Picnic at Linwood Park

A large Elyria Congregational church picnic at Linwood Park featured races, a ball game led by Geo Martin and Manhateen as captains, and prize donations from local merchants. Doris Todé umpired, with boys and girls competing in dashes and races while a community sing led by Mayor A RR. ended the day. The event kicked off the Liswood celebrations with enjoyment for all ages.

Piret Liaweéed Park Yee Liswood Geo. Martin Manhateen Doris Todé Actumpire St Congregational Elyria Hardware Geo. Philpott Crandall's Daniel Freese Day's Are Co Ira Harrison Jeser Martin Steven Burton Mollie Mureranders Hoogin FE. B. Rice Cascada Park Labor Union Elyria

Rain Baptist Association to Meet at First Baptist Lorain

Rain Baptist Association overseeing Lorain county churches will hold meetings next week from Tuesday to Wednesday August 30 at the First Baptist Church. Officers listed include L A Obitta of Elyria and J Herbert D Rueg as clerk with E F Cotton as treasurer.

Rain Baptist Association Lorainia First Baptist Church Nasv L.A. Obitta Elyria J. Herbert D. Rueg E. F Cotton Losurer

Notice for entrants to High Behoo event week

Announcement from Principal P A Vaughn inviting dents to enter High Behoo during the week of September with access anytime from 8 30 to R. P. Vaughn notes the timing and location of the high siding activities for student participation.

Ban ner Class of Church of Christ Holds Home Gathering

Sixty nine Banner Class members and their pastor met at Judge and Mrs AR Webber on Washington arena. The afternoon featured social time boating and lawn enjoyment. A 5 o clock picnic dinner used tables decorated with garden flowers. Evening included visiting short talks and plantation songs.

Church of Christ AR. Webber Washington Arenna Webber Home

Corn Roast at Paul Jim Paul Camp on Black River

Elyria youths attended a Corn roast at the Paul Jim Paul camp on Black River last evening. After supper they canoeed and danced followed by a marshmallow roast. Attendees included Misses Penfound, Loretta Smith, Mary Sybil Gunthen, Josephine Soh, Ruth McLauchlin, Mary McLaughlin, Maxine Lucas, Eileen Neilan, Gertrude Neilan, Bob Smith, J A Lucas, Steve Bumbach, Paul Koht, Paul Blair, James P McLaughlin and Lester Dietrich.

Elyria Stéve Bumbach Paul Koht Paul Blair Jas P. McLaughlin Lester Dietrich

Netss Rose Council and Lorain Lodge Picnic at Glen's Beach

The Netss Rose Council of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty and the Lorain Lodge held a joint picnic at Glen's Beach on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Forty people attended the bountiful feast, with praise for the Lorain Lodge's efforts. John Sellere and his wife, state secretary of the Bower and Daughters of Liberty, were guests at Mrs. Neda Veers' home.

Netss Rose Council The Sons and Daughters of Liberty Lorain Lodge Glen's Beach John Sellere Bower and Daughters of Liberty Neda Veers

Circle No 2 social at St Pauls church parlors

Circle No 2 of St Pauls church met in the church parlors with a large turnout. The gathering featured a social hour and refreshments served by the committee. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Anna Saver of Kenyon Ave on September 7.

St Paul’s Church Anna Saver Kenyon Ave

Grace Ternes to Wedgeonce Sarman Marriage

Invitations issued for the marriage of Grace Ternes daughter of Mr. and Mrs Peter Ternes Lucar Ridge to George A Sherman. The ceremony will be next Tuesday morning August 31 at St Martys Church.

Grace Ternes Peter Ternes Lucar Ridge George A. Sherman St Marty's Church

Auxiliary of Sons of Veterans to Meet Tomorrow

The Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans will hold the first meeting this month in the G A TR Hall at 7 50 tomorrow evening. Members are asked to take notice of the gathering.

Miss Florence Brown Welling ton Marries Lewis Good

Miss Florence Brown of Wellington wed Lewis Good an ex service man employed by Elyria Hardware Co in a ceremony conducted by Rev Albert C Corfman at his home 412 Parke Ave at 4 pm yesterday.

Florence Brown Wellington Lewis Good Elyria Hardware Co Albert C. Corfman Parke Aven

A F F W Society Meets at Mrs Watts Cottage

The A F F W society gathered with Mrs Walter Watts at her Lake Shore cottage for a pleasant outing. A short history of a soldier from the hospital was given, and thanks were offered to Captain and Mrs Marvelian for their aid. A letter for Mrs Ish er in Chicago was organized, and photos were taken before ice cream and cake. The next gathering will be with Mrs McGrath at East and Gates.

A. F Wempesdey Walter Watts Letaia Camsda Marvellan Army Wen i Isher Chicago McGrath East Gates Avenue

Zionist Club Elect Officers in Elyria

The Zionist Club of Elyria held a regular meeting at 308 Lodi Street Tuesday night for officer elections. Roseh was named president, Miss Kiethman vice president, Mise Goliteh en treasurer, Miss Kalles secretary, and Mr. Gelb approved as a member. Installations planned for Odd Fellows Hall at the next meeting.

Zionist Club of Elyria Mies Gelitchen Lodi Street Gelb Mr. Roseh Miss Kiethman Mise Golitehen Miss Kalles Oddfellows Hall Wasenatein

Legion Auxiliary picnic honors ex servicemen at Riverview Park

The Auxiliary of the American Legion held a picnic for ex service men at Riverview Park yesterday. About 125 ex service men and over 100 Auxiliary members attended, totaling nearly 250 with families. A baseball game pitted married men against single men, the singles winning 10 to 5, followed by races and other events. A pie lunch was served by Auxiliary ladies at 7:90.

Auxiliary of the American Legion Riverview Park Auxiliary

Irish Republic recognition meeting and public speaker plan

An important meeting of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic is set for tomorrow night in Machinist Hall at 8 o'clock. A card party is planned for September 1 in St Agnes Church basement. Next Wednesday night Peter Golden will speak at the Strand Theatre in Elytia at 8 o'clock with free admission for the public.

Machinist St. Agnes Church Asgrociation Peter Golden Elytia Strand At & O Elack Mr. Golden

Linwood Methodist picnic draws large crowd

A large number attended the Methodist Sunday School picnic at Linwood park yesterday afternoon. Many came by special car and others by automobile. After a picnic dinner the afternoon featured games and races with prizes for children, a baseball game, horseshoes, bathing, and a supper before returning home.

Linwood Park

Triangle Club Initiates Several New Members

At the regular meeting of the Triangle club plans were reviewed for the fall and winter campaign. Several new members were admitted and given initiatory work. New candidates are set to begin next Monday evening. Officers this year are President A. F. Christy Vice President Samuel Beal Secretary Bert H. Tarr Chaplain Bert Giberson Master of Work Robert Burns.

Triangle Club The A. F. Christy Samuel, Beal Bert H. Tarr Bert Giberson Robert Burns

Marriage Licenses for Louis Good and Florence Brown

Louis Good 25 a salesman of Elyria weds Florence Brown 19 a trimmer of Townsend by Rev Corfman of Elyria. Monroe Barber 36 an electrician of Cleveland weds Kathleen Johnson 30 a clerk of Elyria before a Justice of the Peace.

Louis Good Elyria Florence Brown Trimmer, Townsend Rev Corfman Monroe Barber Cleveland Kathleen Johnson

Chapeau by Bendel Shown at Retail Affiliates Show

The designer calls this creation a typical Spanish hat with a comb styled in Spain. Trimmed with a roped porter shaped chenille net, the hat features a chenille net drop. Bendel is credited as the maker and the chapeau was exhibited at the Retail Affiliates Association Show.

Spain Bendel Afilliaers’ Association

Circle Four entertains twenty two ladies at West Bridge home

Twenty two members of Circle No 4 of St Pauls church gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs S Sudro s West Bridge street home for a social hour followed by refreshments served by the hostess.

Circle 4 Circle No. 4 St. Paul's Church S. Sudro West Bridge Street

Circle No 1 entertains at Columbus Street home

Circle No 1 of St. Pauls church met Tuesday at Mrs. Phe!s Columbus Street home with twelve members present. They discussed plans to fill a box for Red Cross European relief and enjoyed a social hour followed by lunch.

Circle St. Paul’s Church Phe Columbus Street

Adult Bible Class Meets Tonight at St. Paul’s Church Home

The Adult Bible Class of St. Paul’s Church will meet tonight at 299 Ohio Street, the home of Chas. Pallas. All members are requested to attend.

St. Paul’s Church Chas. Pallas Ohio Street Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the St. Paul's Church

Local Personals Note Bank Highlights Regional Movements

F H Sill spends the month in Northern Michigan. Mrs Martha Merriman visits Gates avenue. Mrs S R Vidber visits Amherst daughter. Mrs W H Fulter leaves for two weeks in Massachusetts and Ohio. Frank Day Sr announces a nine pound baby girl. Cloverleaf Club West Edge hosts August 30 meeting with Mrs Mary Mason. Albert Williams attends Wellington Fair. Adam Moeller visits brother Charles Moeller in Lake Avenue. Stanley Sharpe and Caroline Ralph wed yesterday afternoon by Rev Neighbour. Hilda Mae Bailey visits Linwood Park Vermilion. FHS Lillo travels to Emlenton PA for month with mother.

Toomsboro Woman Praises Pinkham's Compound

A Toomsboro resident reports severe backache and headaches eased after trying Pinkham's Compound. She says the remedy helped her reclaim energy and ability to work and recommends others with similar symptoms to try it.

Toomsboro Lydi Pinkham

Ohio Federation Women’s Clubs Hold Walsh Pioneer Reunion

Old friends from all sections of Ohio attended the 26th Walsh Pioneer Association reunion at Idora park Youngstown on August 17. Ohio Federation clubs in attendance included leaders Mrs Charles B Berth and Mrs William H Sharp with planning for Cincinnati convention.

Ohio Idora Park Youngstown Walsh Pioneer Association of the Western Reserve Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Charlies B. Berth Youngstowm Youngstown Feder‘om Priam William H. Sharp Mrs. Crotxon Mr. Pavey

Weekend visitors and births in Avon area notes

Avon social rounds report weekend guests Miss Rosella Winter with Miss Agnes Eastman and multiple family visits across Vermilion Cleveland Norwalk and Toledo. A baby boy arrived at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Birch. Various travels to Wellington Fort Ancient Chautauqua and Norwalk mark the local scene with church society meetings and returning households.

Rosella Winter of Avon Agnes Eastman Harold Birch Wooster Street Memorial Hospital A. J. Anning Riverside Cal Anning Grace Seare

Local Residents Share Visits and a Detroit Wedding

Esther Roe of Norwalk and Clara Farner hosted relatives from Cleveland and Morgan Avenue while Miss Leona Haag wed Holden Buckingham in Detroit on July 12 1921. George H Dion Arthur and families returned from visits in Michigan Continental and Toledo as local residents attended the Wellington Fair yesterday.

Esther Roe Norwalk Area Clara Farter Morgan Agvenue Leona Haag Clark Street Holden Buckingham Willard Detroit Michigan George H. Dion Arthur Garvin Avenue Continental Toledo

Nerv-Worth Promises Relief for Sickly Child

A farmer reports his nine year old daughter recovering after using Nerv-Worth. He claims two bottles improved her health rapidly. Bottles priced at one dollar each. He urges others to try the remedy for similar relief.

Wes

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elyria Society TERS Picing Linwood Statis Ernest Jones Meredith Charles Davis Rice Charlotte Webs Rose Maraball Doris Nana Harwind Meredith Barnes Marshall, Srst Waneta Rice R. Burton Co. Martin Donalf Kret Howard Martin A. RR Kestevick GTON I. A. Court- Winchester Stevick Graduom- Purdue University E Park R. P. Vaughn, Prin Clam Robertson O. A. B. Hall Eagles A. Elyria Wurstall Friendship Club Y. Wic. A I. O. O. F. Hall Woman's Relief Corps CG. A Lorain County C. T. US Institute Loraim County W. C. T. U. Institute M. E LaPorte Nellie M. Hill Mary Meller New China Chiis Strickler Hill Kennedy Miss Hinman Little Elizabeth Chapman Marion June Heal Blanche Crippen W. P. Shepard F. H. Phelps Lockard Webmer Paul Jim-Paul Lorain Miss Grace Ternes Wedgeonce Saraman Sons OF Veterans Auxiliary McCrain and Banks Co Kathryn Braman Rday Watts Zionist Club Legion Picnic Methodist Church Roel Fa Chapeau F.H. Sill Ninth Street Martha Merriman la Grange James Knowles W. H Fulter Middle Avenue Mass Lon and Wooster Mr. and Mee Frank Day Day Cloverleaf Club of West Edge Mary Mason Albert Willams Second Street Wellington Fair Adam Moeller Htl Charles Moeller Lake Avenue Stanley Sharpe Caroline Rralph Rev. Neighbour Hilda Mae Bailey J. B. Bailey Vermilion Fhs Lillo Emlenton, Pa Lydia E. Pinkham Ohio Federation Women’s Clubs Geo. Elliott McCormick Ohio Club Obie Federation Ross Mullen Lima Lima Federation Federation Ehdd Welfare Committee Harry L. Gayer Couth Wiliam H. Sharp Columbus Ohio Federation Sugar Grove Elyria Woman's Civic Club DAS Frank H. King Marion County Federation Women's Clubs W.T_ Collier East Avenueé Eleanor Sonnell Chestnut Street Charlotte Brooks W. E. Reichard Princeton Avenue C. H. Platz Ft. Warne Ind Walter Smith Walter Scott Camp Kearn Fort Ancient J. J. Bullock Adelee Lincoln Court Lake Shore Birs W. I. Ruth West Ren Ed Powell Herbert Stang May Powell Arthur Powell Murray Ridge Mrs Julian Tyler Mr. Tyler George Tyler Fort Court Grand Eagles Eagles Hall Frances Becker Dorothy Baker Chautauqua Toronto Buffalo Niagara Falla C. N. Spurrier Loren Rounds Wellsburg W. Va Hattie Jordan C. E. Whitehead Park Avenue Norwalk C. B. Simkins Geraldine Ceshocton Mr. Simkin S. A. Wolfe Mary Elizabeth Harry A. Blackman Fostoria Denmeerds Wooler Betery Gettng Union Francis Clara Farner Cyrus Herb Little Daughter H. W. Shepard Fourth Street John Stang Helen Eleanor Sonnels Mary Powell John Bradner Quablem Trowble Sade Mimack Keved Fea Py Yace Idea! Laboratories Company Sermple Stecen Ebert’s Drug Store Broad Street Castle’s Wall Paper Store E. 2Nd St Broad St
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