Marriage Announcement for Harriette Cook to Max French
Mr and Mrs H D Cook announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Harriette Cook to Max French, son of Mr and Mrs G French. The ceremony took place in New York with Rev Warren officiating. Miss Smith of Smith College attended as bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
H. D. Cook
Mbdg
Mar‘riggs
Har
Max French
G. & French
New York
Rev. Warren
Sey Svaduste
Smith College Slane
Berea and Lorain Social and Church Notes in Ohio
Local society pages detail gatherings at 3412 Ston Avenue Lorain and Berea events including Miss Alten and Miss Jackson visiting, a Dickason Ensign family reunion, a Columbia girl wedding, and a Berea ceremony for Emory Unnewehr and Ivy Lewis Squire. Church notes cover Officer meetings and promotions at Church of Christ, and Methodist missionary society activities.
Local wedding and social notes from Lorain area
RS er ts i Meration B Gresel father of Mire N W Paul 941 Oxford Sourt and Mrs Eva Dongelly both of Lorain were married this morning by Rev W L Burner at this home 619 East avenue Circle Number 3 of the Meth o dist Church will meet at the home of Mrs H R Sherman 323 Twelfth street tomorrow afternoon at 2 80 W Gillette and George Robson Cleveland were Sunday guests of Paul Savage Fifth street Miss Elizabeth Hawk will entertain Wednesday in honor of Miss Marjorie Norris guest of Miss Doris Todd St Clair Rebekah Lodge will meet tomorrow evening The degree staff will practice after the regular meeting Miss Ruth White of Fostoria and Samuel Blosser Detroit are the gu ys m of Mr and Mrs W G Ball 1816 West Avenue Mr and Mrs John Nestor leave today for a week s vacation and will visit Niagara Falls and the Toronto fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Bible School
Christian Women's Board of Missions
Fe. J. Howenstein
Park Avennue
W. L. Burner
Lades Ald Society
C. J. Miller
Kenyon Avenue
Meration B. Gresel
Mire N. W. Paul
Oxford Sourt
Eva Dongelly
Lorain
East Avenue
Mra H.R. Sherman
Twelfth Street
Ruth White
Fostoria
Samuel’ Blosser
Detroit
W. G. Ball
West Avenue
Wilson Urges Miners to Accept Award in Pennsylvania
In Wilkesbarre a split over the anthracite coal award surfaces as Secretary Wilson calls a Thursday meeting in Scranton of the joint scale committee to translate the award into contracts through March 31, 1922. Local miners express mixed views while 16,000 Pennsylvanians work under contract mining as unofficial strikes loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
Wilson
Scranton
Joint Scale Committee
United Mine Workers
Blin Wot
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Ateeting
Personal Travel and Guests in Toledo Area Society
Miss Helen Hammer of Toledo spent the past week with Miss Mary McArren of 288 Gates Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wagner of Akron guesting with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner at 418 East Avenue. Miss Clare Williams and Miss Anna Thomas returned from a month at Cedarville Michigan. Miss Ruth Coury of Fourth Street hosts Miss Evelyn Brady of Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs. P. Ksevens depart for Youngstown by auto from the Jackson Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kebble of Lodi Street move to 346 Sixth Street. R. B. Whitehead reports the birth of a ten pound son to Rev. and Mrs. B. C. Whitehead of Stratford Connecticut Congregational church. Alice Barnhart of Kansas City and Misses Florence and Ada Wagner of Cleveland visit C. M. Braman at 418 Second Street. Miss Gertrude Syme leaves for New York to visit relatives, returns to Oberlin in September. Miss Marjorie Norris of Columbus is guest of Miss Doris Todd on Fifth Street and will attend Ohio State. Mrs. M. F. Elliott and sister Miss Mildred Glew depart yesterday for Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Barnhart
Kansas City
Florence and
Ada Wagner
Cleveland
Mrs. C. M.braman
Second Street
Marjorie Norris
Columbus
Ohio
Doris Todd
Fifth Street
Miss Norris
Ohio State
Vegetable Compound touted to aid women’s health at Cairo
A letter from Mrs. J. R. Screens of Cairo Illinois praises a vegetable compound for relief from severe female health issues and avoiding surgery. The letter claims major improvements in mobility and energy. The piece also notes skepticism toward unnecessary operations and mentions union leaders commenting on insurgent movements. A miners wage scale committee will meet in Hazleton to act on the award and will join with operators’ scale committee in Scranton Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairs
Lydia Z Fishhaiers
J. R. Screens
Sycamore Street
Cairo
Ill
John T. Dempsey
Hazleton
Scranton
Russo Polish Peace Parley Interrupted
The article notes continued fighting around Brest Litovsk with Bolsheviks claiming gains north of Bielzy and several towns captured from the Poles. Paris reports General Wrangel proposing an alliance with Bolsheviks and readiness to recognize Ukrainian independence.
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Bielzy
Brest Litovsk
Paris
Wrangel
Russia
Ukrainie
Bays
Meat packers plan sale of stockyard interests
Washington Aug 31 Plans of the big five meat packers for disposition of their stockyard interests required under the decree, recently entered in agreement with the department of justice, contemplate sale of such interests in fifteen cities to F H Princes Co of Boston. The project was filed today with the supreme court of the District of Columbia as required by the divorce decree, it places the book value of the stock to be dis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
F. H. Princa & Co
Boston
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Boston stockyards plan faces court approval aid
An affidavit by Frederick H. Prince outlines a plan to form a holding company to take over Boston stockyards and their rail links, seeking court approval amid a proposed arrangement estimated between 30 and 40 million dollars. Three women pickets protested in New York, prompting work stoppage on the Leland liner Nitionian as union officials deny any sanctioned strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Prince
Boston
Ireland
London
Longshorsman's Union
Riots in Ireland Claim 20 Victims Growing Trouble
London dispatch reports Cork lord mayor Terrence MacSwiney on a hunger strike since August 12. His sister Mary says he weakens and may die at any moment as he remains at Brixton prison under curfew measures amid rumors of martial law. The piece notes a broader strike spreading to Boston, affecting longshoremen and shipping interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Terrence MacSwiney
Cork
Mary
MacSwiney
Brixton Prison
Boston
Steamsiip
Atd Marine Companies
Divorce reply filed in Champney case
Mrs. Alma Champney has filed her answer and truss petition in the divorce proceedings begun by her husband Arthur L. Champney. She accuses him of vile and obscene language and improper conduct toward her, prompting her departure. Since then he has appeared at her home on several occasions demanding admittance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Champney
Arthur L. Champney
Lorain trio named in court and obituary notice
Eva Donnelly 48 of Lorain Charles Turk 451 painter and Alice Gillen 46 of Lorain figure in a domestic dispute claim. Modern Woodmen of America request attendance at neighbor George K Gleason funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from residence of A B Coon Fuller Road near Stop 6 Grafton Line W Alonzo Brown Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Donnelly
Lorain
Charles Turk
Alice Gillen
Woodmen of
America
George K. Gleason
A. B. Coon
Fuller Road
Grafton Line
W. Alonzo Brown
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Braman
Siee
The
Baltimore and Railroad
Ston Avenue
F.C. Keyes
Avenue
Rebelle
Virginia Alten
Missea
Irém
Leons
Jackson
Missea Alten
Lou
Angeles
Eck Jackson
Hoa
Mia
Alten
Julius Snyder
Avon and Duffey
Secon Union
H. ©. Welton
Philadelphia
Josephine Roths
Bradley E. Hill
Hare
Salts. F. C. Keyes
Middieavre- Siihe
Hfermer
Columbia
Berea
Ivy Lewis Squire
Emory C.“Unnewehr
Carl Marting
Miriam Lyin
Albert Riemenschneider
T. Fiicken
Wm. Gelvin
Albert Marting
Cftpom
Raymond Lewis
F. L. Ga
Wis
Beech Street
Kentucky
Batesville
Indiana
Mive Syme
Christianation
Gertrude W. Syme
York City
Miss Syme
Ing
Syme
Grace Bole
Akron
Kathryn Lewis
Scott
Ep. Houk
Hore
Elgin
Washington, D. C
East
Caitain Order of Eastern Stars
Fern Temple Pythian Sisters
Abe
St. Louis
Broom
Methodist Church
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
E. K. Hanuelsen
Park Avenue
James Cather
W. Gillette
George Robson
Paul Savage
Elizabeth Hawk
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Meeet
John Nestor
Niagara * Falls
Toronto Fair
Helen Hammer
Toledo
Mary McArren
Gates Avenue
C. C. Wagner
Charles Wagner
Clare Williams
Anna Thomas
Cedarville
Michigan
Ruth Coury
Fourth Street
Misa Evelyn Brady
Norwalk
Misa Coury
St. Joseph’s Academy
Fred Kebbfe
Lodi Street
Sixth Street
R. B. Whitehead
Machinists Union
B.C. Whitehead
Stratford Connecticut
Gertrude Syme
Oberlin
M. F.elliott
Mldred Glew
Germantow
Elyria Theater
Beat Lytell
Dreamland
Wanderer
Pickford
SUDS
Husband
Leary
Tom Moore
Samuel Goldwyn
Will Rogers
Jes
Clarence Badger
Jim
Douglas Fairbanks
Tams
Children’s Apparel Shop
Sauls
Argora
Champney Divorce
Beecham
Harry Davis
W. Broad St
Lorain County Fair
Elyria
Mckinney
Grennan
Leven
CanDyl and
Horatio Geisel
WB Americas
W. B
Weingarten Bros
Ice
Chicago
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
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