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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1926

Page

3

Miss Clara Sandrock Weds M E Wilder at Home Ceremony

Miss Clara Sandrock, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Sandrock of Wolfe Court, married M E Wilder in a home ceremony at 117 oclock at 215 Wolfscourt. Mrs Earl Harpster of Bay Village attended. The couple will reside in Rochester New York.

Clara Sandrock M.E. Wilder Kelly Henry 411 King Ober College E. Wilder Riga Churchrille Sandrock Henry Sandrick Olfe Court Hochester Wolfscourt Earl Harpster Bay Villace

Christmas club gatherings and social notices

Local clubs and church groups report Christmas parties and social events. Circle No 3 at St Pauls Church held a dinner and carol program with fifteen members guests, next meeting January 11. Other circles held chicken dinners, pedro games, and watch service events across town with several named members and locations.

Community Meetings Schedule Cleveland Trip Cancelled

Local notices list meetings in Elyria including the Business Women's Department event at eight, a music program, and two plays by the War Makers group. McKinley PTA hosts a seventh meeting for fathers and mothers January 3 at 7:30. Mae Arpin Friday speaks on Our Responsibility with music and refreshments. First Congregational Guild meets Monday at 2:30 with a guest bar. Ely PTA meets January 4 at 8:00 at the school.

Thea Eoucateosirip Cleveland Methodist Church Business Women's Department Elyria Woman's Club Wiarmakers McKinley FP. T. A Mae Arpip Fridey Epsak Guild of the First Congre Eational Church Ely Parent-Teacher Association

Elyrian Named as County Epworth League Officer

Eight Epworth leagues were represented at a Lorain First Methodist party with about 140 attendees. Officers named for the coming year include Rev. C. B. Ketchum as county president and Marjorie Baird as second vice president. The Rebekah Social Club held a 80-member Christmas party with readings songs and gifts at the T. O. O. F. hall.

Epworth First Methodist Church First Methodist Lorezin Tew Delaware Avenue Lorain C. B. Ketchum Oberlin Wellington League Marjorie Baird Eleria Fredd Hegge Amaerat Isa Alexander M. E Institute Kenneth Shosk Hazel Worsester Theodore Henderson Seceet Young People's Conference Columbus Amherst

Week of Prayer Opens New Year in Elyria Churches

Five Elyria churches join in a unified Week of Prayer at the start of the new year under the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America and the Worlds Evangelical Alliance. programs include five evening services at different churches with named speakers: First Methodist January 3, St Pauls, First Baptist, Church of Christ, and Second Congregational.

Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America Worlds Evangelical Alliance Followers of Christ Elyria First Methodist Church C_ FL Wiseman St Paul's Church G A. Brown First Baptist Church Edwin Kitby Church of Chrim RT. Ketcham Second Congregational Church W. L. Burner

Creecent Mandolin Club Practice At Bowdler Home

The Creecent Mandolin Club met for a practice session last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Wil Bowdler. A good attendance followed a rehearsal and business meeting as members enjoyed a social evening and played their musical tournaments. Mrs Bowdler aided by Mrs Pont served refreshments before departure.

Wilfria Bowdier

Hospital Notices Scrambled Admissions List Incomplete

Unclear scanner text shows names and addresses including Parker Dawler and Mrs Charles Var Eten with mixed street data. Possible hospital admission and discharge notes but many fragments unreadable.

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Local Society Notes and Visitors Chronicle

Mr and Mrs Roy Jensen and their small son from Erie Pa visit Mrs Jensen's parents Sir and Mrs Martin Mueller of West Avenue. Mrs Harry Grabenstetter at 001 1-2 Fourth Street is home with the grippe. Miss Grace Petersen returns to duties in One Peru Library Peru Nebraska after visiting. Mrs George Decker and Mrs John Bracadigan were guests of Mrs Em of Ambers for a Christmas party. Mrs J L Verone and Miss Ruth Mortimer were Cleveland visitors to see Craig's Wrong The Green Hat at Cleveland theaters. Dr R K Bevard of 105 Cheanside left for Chicago and towns. Mr and Mrs AN Uyberger of Second Street depart tonight for Chicago and Rock Island to spend New Years with relatives. Born to Mr and Mrs Owen Bannon 614 West avenues a daughter at Elvira Memorial Hospital yesterday. Mr and Mrs G H Teler 426 Lean Court just back from Chicago Illinois Christmas vacation. on return stopped at Toledo and visited Judge Julian Tyler who departs soon for a trip to France. Stella Landes re elected finance keeper of the Woman's Bendit Association, name omitted from officers list published yesterday. Mr and Mrs Wim Wilbert to Minneapolis arrived in Elyria to attend their father John Balearsch's funeral at West Dover yesterday. Mr and Mrs Adelbert Balleft Eastern Menghts bow ad and Miss Alice Milliken and Robert Barker attended the Mia mi-Cleveland Club at Hotel Winter last evening. Milton Eppicer ing with a broken leg to be removed from Elyria hospital to home today.

Roy Jensen Erie J. L. Verone Ruth Mortimer Cleveland Craig R. Kh. Bevard Relati Owen Bannon Westaveans Elvria Memorial Hospital Sesterday G. H. Teler 1Ean Court Chicago Uwlineis Toledo Ohio Julian Tyler Frances Stella Landes Woman's Bendit Association Ycatera Wim Wilbert Minneapolis Minnesota Arrivd de Elyria John Balearsch Wyest Dover Adelbert Balleft Bow Alice Milliken Robert Barker Hotel Wintea Milton Eppic Iering el- Rrial Hospital

Birmingham Phone Number 13 County Line

Miss Rosa Sprunk of Lakewood and Mr and Mrs G R Kubiman visited Leon Hopkins on Christmas Day. Local families Ross, Sprins, Helberg, and Eanes shared holiday gatherings with relatives in Elyria Oberlin Lorain and Plymouth areas. A new son was born to Mr and Mrs Lierd Lawrence on Dec 22 1926.

Birmingham Rosa Sprunk Lakewood G. Re Kubiman Fasslv George Sweet Hoch Russel Sweet Elyria Leon Hopkins Onis West Maude Florence Barbara Helberg John Hilbere Pontiac Mich Iwill Libbie Eanes Leror Eanes Lierd Lawrence Far Sande Pennsylvania Roy Washburn Plymouth Larry G. R. Knublman Duan Bates Amily Vernon Rosa Oberlin Circle Rosa Thini Place Nedora William Rosa M. P. Coultrif Lorain

Christmas Hospitality in The Region Spans Many Homes

Local families and relatives gathered for Christmas across Clyde Wakeman Norwalk and Amberat with dinners and visits. Several notable names include Mr and Mrs W Coul Portman McElroy Andrews Funk and Lawrence along with Mrs Mary Timbs Miss Della Ive starr and Capt Hogan's family, highlighting shared celebrations.

Christmas Socials and Visits Throughout Town Line North

A town Christmas period with church programs and many visits marked by Mrs. E C Schubert. Citizens from Amherst Lorain Avon and Middle Ridge attended gatherings. Residents and relatives shared meals, called on kin, and enjoyed festive events across Christmas week.

E. C. Schubert

Ocean currents charted to aid oyster culture study

The United States Bureau of Fisheries reports over 200 drift buoys were deployed around Stratford Point Milford Coan and Long Island Sound to map currents. The chart shows a general eastward shoreward current along the Connecticut coast aiding oyster culture efforts.

COREA Loos Ud Sound United States Bureau of Fisheries Stratford Point Milford Coan Long Island Sound Connecticut Housstonic River Middle Ground

Quirky town tales mix humor with odd facts

A string of vignettes includes a tavern chat about a gnarshal accident and local lawyers fighting, a financier’s tax debate, a Dora and the instalment man joke, a doctor and his henchman, a 98th Japanese emperor claim, bamboo paper news, India paper promises, and slave hires by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad with monthly values.

Oyster beds and larval oysters mapped by tides

Notes describe eastward drift of river strains from Stratford to New London and removal of bottles along the shore from Island and Welch's Point to New Haven Berm bor. The information aids oyster culture by locating beds and identifying attachment sites for larval oysters.

Stratford New London Ett Island Welch’s Point Saen New Haven Bermbor Walters

French unveil plane of unusual design in three-function craft

A new French aircraft, built of duralumin and steel, features a central wing section and can serve as either bomber or passenger plane. It claims reduced resistance and easier handling. The craft weighs about 3 990 pounds and is described as innovative for its era.

Giants of sea plants found in Sussex archive

Report notes vast sea plant atoms called gress of the pen found near Smithsostes Institution and AmDeriet Cardis in Sussex. Bar land relics in Ebertts era are described, seized by the Duchess of Nor folk. Eggs sealed by air bath to 233 degrees. Free Christmas Candy for first 35 couples at Eagles dance Jan 1 1997.

Smithsostes Institution AmDeriet Cardis Sussex Barland England Duchess of Norfolk Eagles

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