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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1927
Page
5
Word received here reports Miss Diana Heggie of Dundee Scotland marrying Cameron M. McIntosh of Manchester England. The wedding occurred at Father's Hotel in Dundee at twenty o'clock yesterday. Both bride and groom are engaged in journalistic work in Manchester and will reside there.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union at the Methodist Episcopal church elected officers including Mrs Anna Kennedy as president and Mrs pr piste Myers as first vice president The meeting opened with devotional service led by Mrs Edwin Kirby Plans for the state convention on October eighteenth and the county meet starting September twenty third were discussed
Oberlin reports returning travelers including Dr and Mrs Carrick and Prof Thornton from a ten day trip. Prof George H Danton arrives as head of German at Oberlin College, replacing Prof Albert W Aron who goes to Illinois. Various locals visit, study, and plan events such as a day of prayer at First Baptist, a Casade Park picnic, and a lawn fete with the Tom Thumb wedding.
Report from Chestnut Ridge lists Mr Moses Dunnell home hosting sixty eight on Saturday. Mrs W McClure to hospital. Mrs Gilbert Morgan entertaining. Edward and Howard Smith visited grandmother at Olmatead Falls. G E Stearns and daughter Kathorias visited Spencer. Lamb returned from Olmated Falls vacation. La Porte church Chicken Supper Thursday 5:30 until served.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Scheltkous were honored with a surprise gathering at the West River Road home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Haynes after their two month tour through the Canadian Rockies Alaska Yukon Territory southern California and Yellowstone. Guests enjoyed refreshments and evening visiting.
Mr and Mrs Charles Adams and family of 101 Dearson Avenue and Mr and Mrs Arthur Damm of Harvard Avenue returned home yesterday after ten days at Crystal Rock Park Ohio. Ninabelle Decker of Murray Ridge visits Vineyard Lake Brooklyn Michigan for two weeks. Maude Copas of 331 Fifteenth Street fell and broke her arm at Cascade Park Monday. Adam Boryczka of Bucyrus Ohio visits South Amherst and Elyria. Harold M Wise leaves for Galesburg Timeis after summer with family on Samuel Street and to resume work at the Orpheum Theater. Harold Burns of East Avenue returns from Europe via Nora S20. Deane Burns and wife met him in New York and will motor through New England. Mr and Mrs Henry Lite return to Bell Avenue after ten days away.
Residents of Elyria Lakewood and Painesville visit relatives in Cleveland Elyria and Canada. Notables include Mrs Louise Lux guest of Mrs Tibball Mr and Mrs Upp hosting Mrs L J Holmes and Miss Clara Parker from Coldwater Mich. A new baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Henry Schneider. Leo Ball and Robert Maples travel to Nashville for a wedding.
W E Patton has passed the examination and has qualified and been duly licensed as a Real Estate Broker in the State of Ohio. Office 331 3rd St. Elyria listing for Charis of Elyria 804 Lorain Co Bank Bldg. Jane M Hall, Oberlin 76-K ij.
Miss Francis Roswarm visits Parma friends. Mrs. Otto Wilke hosts sister from Ostenburg. Mr. and Mrs. Schrimshaw spend part of the week in Paulding. L. W. Lamb and son Ernest visit Vermilion with W. H. Eastwood. Roy Myers of Eaton visits his mother Mrs. Norman Miles. Copeland and Miss Helen Neel of Bellevue stay with the Goulds. Kelly-Lord reunion held with large attendance. Sidney and Martha Stearns reunion at North Olmsted Park with a smaller crowd. Congregational Sundays.
Dentistry practice listing notes location at 603 South Co Bank Building with contact phone 2718 for appointments and inquiries.
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