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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1924

Page

2

Notable visit and travels reference in Midwest lists

The narrative notes a convention on September 3rd and 4th. On his way, Mr Corfman will stop in Detroit to visit his brother. Mr and Mrs L C Cowell of Valley City North Dakota have left with Mrs Jessie Dibble of Harvard Avenue for trips to Michigan and Wisconsin before returning home.

Corfman Detroit L. C. Cowell Valley City North Dakotas Jessie Dibble Harvard Avenue Michigan Wisconsin

Anton H Barber Shop and Art Goods Ad Display

An advertisement lists Anton H Barber Shop on the 4th floor of the Masonic Temple offering children and ladies work, corset fitting and art goods, with an Elyria Savings and Trust Building second floor display. It mentions Hem stitching and Nelles Corset & Art.

Anton H Masonic Temple Nelles Elyria Saw & Trust

Lorain County Teachers Institute Opens Busy Year

The final session opened at 1 36 with Miss Mabel Askew in charge and 285 enrolled. Officers elected were R C Maston president Agnes Carr vice president and J J Vaughn secretary treasurer. Resolutions praised officials for high school use of facilities and urged support for national state and local educational bodies. They urged continued music support, propagation against Prohibition propaganda, obedience to authority, and sympathy for Lorain after disaster as Lorain county teachers begin a new year.

Loraine County Teacher’s Institute Mabel Askew Oberlin Florence Hale Maine Department of Education Joy Morgan N. E. A. Journal R. C. Maston Elyria Agnes Carr LaGrange J. J. Vaughn Elyria High School H. M. Ebert Marian Steele Ida B. Bradly Sarah E. Wheuse R. W. Jeffrey County Institute R.c.maston Lorain Lorain County

Dalrymple and Hull Wed in Cleveland Ceremony

Miss Dorothy Dalrymple daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen T Dalrymple and Glen R Hall son of Mr and Mrs Frank E Hall were married this afternoon at 4 30 in Cleveland Attending couple were Mr and Mrs William F Dalrymple of Cleveland Both couples are local graduates with ties to Elyria institutions Mrs Hull has worked with the International Society for Crippled Children He is a chemical engineer on the Standard Oil Company for Indiana staff

Cleveland Dorothy Dalrymple Stephen T. Dalrymple Glen R. Hall Frank E. Hall William F. Dalrymple Hull Glen R. Hull Elyria

Elyria Couple Quietly Married at Amherst

Airs. Mary Leedais and Harri Rice of Elyria were quietly married at the home of Rev. F. E. Eastman in Amherst Friday at four. They will motor east for a trip and plan to be at home after October first at 129 Eastern Heights Boulevard. Mrs. Rice works for The C. H. Merthe Company and Mr. Rice is with the I. T. S. Rubber Heel Company.

Mary Leedais Harri Rice F. E. Eastman United Church of Amherst Eastern Heights Boulevard Rice C. H. Merthe Company Mr. Rice I. T. S. Rubber Heel Company

Community Notes and White Gay Nuptials in Wa terville

Local clubs hold meetings across v arious halls Monday and Sunday with groups including Dames of Malta, Ladies Catholic Benevolent Society, Pythian Sisters, St Pauls Church Council, St Josephs Benevolent Society, Columbia Club, and Church of Christ Bible School. White and Gay nuptials solemnized at Watervliet Congregational Church. Miss Vivian White of Chicago wed Elwood A. Gay of Ann Arbor. The couple to reside in Chicago after September 15, 1924.

Dames of Malta We I C. O. F Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Society K. Af C Pythian Sisters K. of P St Paul's Church St. Joseph's Benevolent Society Columbia Club St. John’s Lutheran School Third Street Workers’ Conference Church of Christ Bible School Watervliet Ill Vivian White A. F. Beebe Chicago Elwood A. Gay Ann Arbor Michigan M White Elyria Alex Parsch Harvard Avenue Helen Messenger Raymond Evans Sr. Gay Lawyers University Woodward Pay Vision Paw Paw

Final LaPorte M. E. Church visit and year-end meeting

District Superintendent J. G. Smight will preach and lead communion at 11 AM at LaPorte M E Church, followed by the church conference. Reports on repairs and year-end business will be presented, with the Sunday school led by W B Ham Hn showing strong attendance.

Hey. J. G. Smight Methodist Episcopal Church LaPorte M. E Cnm W. B. Ham

Entertains TN Honor of House Guest at East Bridge

Mrs. C. J. Sheahan hosted guests at her East Bridge Street home last evening in honor of Mrs. Sennet of Youngstown Ohio. A Five Hundred game determined prizes with Mrs. Nives first Mrs. Cullen second and Mrs. George Krugman third. Refreshments followed.

C. J. Sheahan East Bridge Street Sennet Youngstown Ohio Nives Cullen George Krugman

Knights of Pythias plan homecoming meeting September 11

At the regular Knights of Pythias meeting plans were made for a joint Homecoming with the Pythian Sisters on September 11. A Grand Lodge officer from both groups is expected to address the event and a musical program will entertain.

Kk. OF P Knights of Pythias K. of P. Hall Knights Pythian Sisters Grand Lodge

Local residents travel for political and family events

Mesdames Woodruff Moulton Peairs and Rothgery attended the Democrat State Convention in Columbus and visited the Governor's Mansion reception for Mrs John W Davis and the Ohio State Fair. Harold Dangerfield and Houserman travel to State College Penn State University. Families Spore Carstensen Harris Moore Kelley visit relatives and travel to Dayton Newark Columbus for Labor Day.

Mesdames J. E. Woodruff R. A. Moulton George G. Peairs J.P. Rothgery Columbus Governor's Mansion John W. Davis Harold Dangerfield Philip Houserman State College Penn State University Deli Carstensen Mary Jack Sandusky Eugene Gott Adelbert Avenue Elva Spore Cleveland L. R. Harris Bea Clare Dayton Carl Widener Labor Day Earl Moore W. B. Kelley Newark

Announcement of Fall Term at Elyria Business College

The Elyria Business College announces fall term opening next Tuesday with registration available tonight and Monday at 309 Broad Street near the Post Office. The college office welcomes prospective students for enrollment and inquiries.

Elyria Business College Broad St

Local notices record family travels and illness

Walter Allen remains confined at home 220 Howe street due to illness. Dr and Mrs M E Perry and daughter Marie have returned home after visits to Washington Atlantic City and New York City. Mr and Mrs James Brandan of 39 Princeton avenue plan a motor trip to Cleveland Cleveland Heights Buffalo Niagara Falls and Pittsburgh with Mr and Mrs Almon Sanker returning next week.

M. E. Perry Marie Washington Atlantic City New York City James Brandan Princeton Avenue Cleveland Almon Sanker Cleveland Heights Buffalo Niagara Falls Pittsburgh

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