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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1923
Page
6
Taylor and Saloorman were married this morning at St Marys Catholic Church by Reverend John Frey. The bride wore a blue suit with matching accessories and was attended by Miss Aletha Lapp. Harold Halderman served as best man. A breakfast followed at the Halderman home for twenty. The Taylors will live on Clark Street after February 19.
Revival services opened at the Methodist church with large crowds. Dr. Kirby preached Pentecost and Revival stressing Holy Spirit leadership for revival. Mr. Vickers led singing and will direct music. tonight’s sermon centers on The Lost Sheep. Four subsequent nights focus on The Parable of the Sower and its ground types. Services start at 7 30, with a half hour prayer beforehand on weeknights.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St John delays a regular meeting to February 27 while the Helping Hand society of the First Spiritualist church and a public message circle meet midweek. Christian Endeavor and Pythen Sisters gatherings are scheduled for February 14 and 7 39, with a district meeting at Ridgeville and a planned Lorain event in May. A birthday party at 303 Eighth Street hosts eighteen guests with supper and cards, and local members attend a masters painters convention in Toronto.
Frederick D Countiss, a Chicago society leader and former Chicago Stock Exchange president, separates from his wife Eleanor. The split fuels gossip in Chicago's younger social set as rumors swirl about the marital rift and its causes.
James Picken and John visited at the McCully home on Huron street. Various local residents hosted guests and visited relatives in Cleveland Amherst and Monroeville. A birth announced at Pasadena avenue records a baby boy born February 6 to Mrs. Arthur Emery, with mother and child reported well.
The article highlights the shark as a formidable predator with powerful jaws and teeth. Hammerhead sharks may have up to five rows of triangular teeth, while tiger sharks can inflict fatal bites with jaw power of at least a ton. It notes bears as equally fearsome, citing a grizzly’s single blow that can break a horse’s back.
A speaker denounced labor leaders, blamed overdeveloped bituminous mining for excess workers, and argued the public bears the cost as coal moves through a chain of profits. He urged public ownership to remove profits and stop exploitation, noting high mining casualties and wage disputes amid strikes.
Elyria Post 14 of the American Legion will meet Tuesday evening February 13 at 8 p.m. Final arrangements will be made for the second annual military ball at Elks hall on Washington's Birthday February 22. Reports from the Memorial Hall committee and Housing Committee are expected and various Legion matters will be addressed. A special entertainment feature is planned for after the meeting. Over 300 notices have been mailed this week and a record attendance is anticipated.
A vintage Marmola advertisement claims fat loses quickly with Marmola Prescription Tablets. It promises fat reduction after meals and at night, touts low risk, and offers direct order from Marmola Co., 4612 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Michigan, at one dollar per box.
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