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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1921

Page

8

Elyria Society Notes Sherman Church Wedding

A wedding occurred yesterday at St Marys church uniting Grace Terses daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Termes of Sug ge with A Sherman son of Mr and Mrs Albert Sherman of West River The ceremony was performed by Father Frey The bride wore a blue suit with corsage of roses Attendants included Mrs Margaret Bogart in blue with pink roses The groom was attended by Roy Es as brother of the bride After the ceremony the party went to the Sherman home for a reception and dinner A short Detroit trip followed for the couple and guests

Solemans St Mary's Church Grece Terses Peter Termes Reece Royes Ride Bela George Sherman Detroit St. Flats Gan

Presbyterian Ladies' Aid to Meet Tomorrow Afternoon

The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church will hold an afternoon meeting in the parlors. Mrs. Deilifield will host, Mr and Mrs E. T. Tin will entertain with local and instrumental music. Theo Merten of Lorain will speak at the Union at United Presbyterian Sunday evening. Fern Sale this week. Heeral Co. 338 Broad Street. Ad.

Ladies’ Aid Society The Presbyterian Church Theo. Merten Lorain Union United Presbyterian Hereral Co Broad Street Adr Second Congregational Church Mary Loundsbrough Oak Street Lora Stearns 4. H Shepard M. Henson Charles Emery

Peter Golden speaks on Irish question at Moose Hall tonight

Tonight in Moose hall Peter Golden speaks on the Irish question at £ 00 o'clock. Also tonight the committee marks the fiftieth anniversary of St Paul’s church with a service at 7 30 o'clock.

Peter Golden Moose Hall St. Paul's Church

Community Club and Society Meetings Listed

Laurel Club meets with Mrs Sharp of Water street. Sons and Daughters of Liberty attend in G. A R Hall. Kiwanis lunch at Chamber of Commerce. Catholic Daughters of America gather in K of C Hall at 7 30. Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Church in church parlors with Mrs George Dellefield host. Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran Church with Mrs Lawrence Van Wormer 237 Cambridge street. Division A of Second Congregational Church with Mrs Lounds brough 142 Oak street.

Laurel Club Sharp Water Street Sons and Daughters of Liberty G. A R Hall Kiwanis Club Chamber of Commerce Catholic Daughters of America K. of C Hall Ladies Aid Society St. Paul's Church George Dellefield Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran Church Lawrence van Wormer Cambridge Street Second Congregational Church Loundsbrough Oak Street

Rev John H Grant to Lead First Congregational Church

Rev John H Grant returns from vacation to occupy the pulpit at First Congregational church Sunday. He spoke at the Lake Geneva Student conference of the YWCA with over six hundred girls enrolled from colleges and universities across Michigan Wisconsin Indiana Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas. Grant has been one of fifteen leaders of classes. his forty five member class studies Contemporary Christianity Fundamentals.

John H. Grant First Congregational Church Laaying Frankfort Mid Lake Geneva Y. Wca Grant Michigan Indiana Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin The Dakotas

Exchange clubs host Mr. Rose at luncheon talk

Mr. Rose of Cleveland and the Secretary of the Cleveland Exchange club were guests of honor at the Exchange Club luncheon yesterday. Mr. Rose spoke about the National Exchange club convention set for Grand Rapids at the end of September. This afternoon Elyria and Oberlin Exchange clubs plan an annual picnic at Ruggles Beach. Next week A J Laundon, who spoke this week, will discuss different cuts of meat.

Mr. Rose Cleveland Cleveland Exchange Club Exchange Rose National Exchange Club Grand Rapids Elyria Oberlin Exchange Ruggles Beach J Laundon

Knights of Pythias Picnic At Avon Beach Park

Several hundred Knights of Pythias members and families attended the Lorain county lodge picnic at Avon Beach Park on Saturday afternoon with lodges from Lorain Amherst Oberlin LaGrange and Elyria represented. The Holman Lodge beat Woodman Lodge as the latter failed to field a team in the annual game.

Knights of Pythias Lorain County Avon Beach Park Satuday Lorain Ambherst Oberlin LaGrange Elyria Holman Woodman Holman Lodge

Green family reunion marks sale of old homestead

Sterling Green and descendants gathered at the Cam­den township homestead with guests from Pensacola Ohio to Oberlin Ohio for a reunion and a 32-head picnic. The old homestead has been sold. The Epworth League plans a hike for Friday September 2 at 6 pm. Miss Lullan Fraustein and Roscoe Kauffman married in Oberlin by Rev Flammer then to an East coast trip and home in Elyria after September 17.

Sterling Green Epworth League of the Methodist Church Lullan Fraustein Roscoe Kauffman Rev Flammer Oberlin Walter Kauffman Florence Wolfe Kauffman Elyria

North Olmsted Labor Day Home-Coming Draws Attention

North Olmsted plans a labor Day Home-Coming with attendant features marking a first since 1855 when the event was a Fourth of July celebration. Old friends from Elsrna may attend. departures and notices include Stop 36 and a Division A meeting at 142 Oak Street hosted by Mrs. Loundsbrough. Miles Ethel Roea travels to Cleveland for a several day stay.

North Olmsted Olmsted Elsrna Miles Ethel’ Roea Lodi Street Cleveland

Fall Club Meeting At West Ridge Hosts Ice Cream Social

Fall Club of West Ridge held its first meeting since June at Mrs. Mary Mason's home. Members planned an ice cream social for families and a surprise gift was given to the hostess. Luncheon followed. next meeting set for September 20 at Mrs. Ollie Mimmich's home.

Creverteaf Club West Ridge Mary Mason Ollie Mimmich Weat Ridge

Elsha WCTU Elects Officers After Park Picnic

About twenty members of the Elsha W C T U met for a picnic dinner at River View Park yesterday. A business meeting elected officers for the coming year: Mrs H Strickler president, Mrs J F Burke vice president, Mrs S H Phelps secretary, Mrs Dean Burris treasurer. September 21 the County W C T U plans to entertain inmates of the county infirmary with a dinner. Elyria WCTU next meets the last Tuesday in September at the Old Ladies Home.

Elsha W.C.T U Metta Riverview Park H. Strickler J.F. Burke S. H. Phelps Dean Burris Elyria Wctu Old Ladies Home

Odd Fellows Lodge Plans Springfield Trip

About fifty members of Odd Fellows Lodge No 103 attended the regular meeting in the I O O F hall. Plans for joining the excursion of Cleveland Lodges to the Springfield Home on September 18 were discussed.

Odd Fellows Lodge No 103 I. O. O F. Hall Cleveland Springfeld Springfield

Argyle Lodge to Hold Regular Meeting Tomorrow Night

Argyle Lodge No 6 Daughters of Scotland will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 o clock in the Wurst Hall. Business and initiation will form the program for the evening. All members are requested to be present.

Argyle Lodge No 6 Daughters of Scotland Wurst Hall

Sewing Club meeting at Mrs Schueneman’s home Elyria

The Sewing Club of the Elyria Camp R N of A holds its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Emma Schueneman of 35 Lake Avenue. A tureen dinner will be served at noon.

Sewing Club Elyria Camp R N Emma Schueneman Lake Avenue

Vincent Aid Society Annual Election Meeting Notice

The Vincent Aid Society requests all members be present Thursday afternoon at the church for the annual election of officers. The meeting officers will serve a light lunch and every member is invited to bring a friend.

Vincent Aid Society Mtiring

Delegates Hannaford and Williamson Report From Edinburg Trip

At the Rotary Club luncheon yesterday A. M. Hannaford and Alex Williamson, the final two delegates to the Edinburg conference, presented a report on their journey and findings.

Rotary Club A. M. Hannaford Alex Williamson Edinburg

Local Society Notes Highlight Nearby Travel and Visits

A flurry of social visits and trips fills Elyria and nearby towns. F L Ellenberger stays at Cedar Point while Emma Henry of Lorain visits Elyria. The Wright siblings from Wellington visit their grandmother in town. Central Indiana motor trips end for Mr and Mrs Van Hosen and Mr and Mrs George Merthe. Mrs J R West travels to Cleveland, and Grover Noll from Dayton spends three days in Elyria. Dr H C Stevens return from a Michigan Wisconsin sojourn. Ruth Ely family and Kelloggs return from Box Hill New York. Other commuters include Mrs Flora Schulke and children from Higgins Lake. Mrs J L Grundy hosts Wrights’ relatives in town. An Elyria Dorcas Club gathering closes with a hosting at Mrs Robinson’s Washington avenue home.

Ruth Ely Robert Roger Mary Kellogg Box Hill New York George Stevens Flora Schulke Cleveland Street Higgins Lake Michigan Elyria

Local social notes reveal visiting guests and trips

Miss Esther Scheel of Sandusky is a two week guest of Mrs. J. Bell. The Laurel Card club meets at Mrs. Houser’s Bath Street home. Many brief visits include Miss Dickinson of Weet Bridge Street, Miss Spencer of Woodland Avenue, Miss Margaret Lord from Springfield Missouri, Miss Crawford of 225 East Avenue, and Mrs. J. A. Stange of Telegraph Road. Several residents return from visits to Cleveland, Akron, Mt. Vernon, Columbus, Norwalk, and Amherst. A wiener roast by the Senior Christian Endeavor Society was postponed due to last night’s storm and local youths spent the day at Cleveland Beach with the TST Class.

Margaret Lord Springfield Missouri Arietta Crawford East Avenue Christian Endeavor Society Second Congregational Century Beach

Local Notices and Social Updates from Elyria

Edwie A Tarry of the U S Headerson spends a furlough at his mother Mrs J R Tarry 111 Lake Avenue mourning the sinking of Une Slate Iowa and the President's council of the Henderson. Mrs C F Relake of Lake Avenue entertained for her daughter Ruth tenth birthday with eighteen members and a pink white theme. Colonel James W Van Dusen Medical Corps visits his wife at 315 Middle Avenue and will remain until Wednesday night. He heads to Camp Grant Illinois and plans to organize the Medical department service at Camp Benning Georgia after October.

Edwie A. Tarry U. S Headerson Mra. J. R. Tarry Lake Avemue Une Iowa Alee Mre.c .F. Relake Lake Avenue Ruth James W. van Dusen Medical Corps Army Frasces Baldwin l Ains Elyria van Pu United States Division Regular Army Camp Grant Ill van Dusen Camp Benning Georgia

Tragedy on the Spot After Truck Rampage At Bridge

A South Shore Motor Transportation Company driver James Duffy, 37, and a helper were in a secured seat when a powerful truck surged off a rear taut platform near the Manhattan Bridge. The vehicle crashed into a pillar, exploded, and burned. A man died in the wreck and another was fatally hurt. a second occupant remained unidentified at the morgue. Firemen arrived to battle the blaze.

Rem South Shore Motor Transportation Company James Duffy Am Tee Am L Pillar Manhattan Bridge Duffy

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listing

Admissions include Edwin B. Kirk of 349 West Second Street Emma Saueser Valley City Homer Johnson 1307 West Avenue Newton Ault County Infirmary Violet Van Dorme 660 Lodi Street Margaret and Arthur Sutorious LaGrange Discharges list Frederick Smith 310 Park Avenue Mrs Annette Reid and baby 661 West Broad Street H C Brown 1392 East Avenue.

Edwin B. Kirk West Second Street Emma Saueser Valley City Homer Johnson West Avenue Newton Ault County Infirmary Violet van Dorme Lodi Street Margaret and Arthur Sutorious LaGrange Frederick Smith Park Avenue Annette Reid Baby West Broad Street H C Brown East Avenue

Local marriage licenses list Elyria Oberlin couples and workers

Marriage licenses show Edwin Smith and Lucy Forbes both students of Elyria and Oberlin resident Edward Fell 22 machinist Elyria and Katherine Grebe 19 factory worker South Amherst. Rey Winters and Lillian Fraustein 20 accounting clerk both of Elyria. Key Flammer of Elyria.

Edwin Smith Lucy Forbes Elyria Dr. Fiske Oberlin Edward Fell Elyra Katherine Grebe South Amherst Rey Winters Troscoe W. Huffman Lillian M. Fraustein Key. Flammer

Receiver appointed for Master Tire and Rubber Company

On petition of the Jenckes Spinning Company of Pawtucket Rhode Island a receiver was named for the Master Tire and Rubber Company in Dayton The claim amount is 18524 dollars and attorney RF E Cowden represents the petitioning firm The company has appeared in multiple French financial activities.

Dayton Jenckes Pawtucket R. I RF E. Cowden Master Tire and Rubber Company

Autos Collide Two Killed In New York Scene

A chaotic street scene in New York left two people dead after a collision. The aftermath shows a street blocked by ducks, chickens, crabs, clams, lobsters, and large ice chunks, delaying schoolchildren as they arrived.

New York the Bowery Chita

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