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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1921
Page
8
A schedule of church, civic, and fraternal gatherings spans Monday through Saturday. Numerous organizations like the Lat in Cantons, Daughtera of Scotia, Knights of Pythias, Rotary, and the Y M C A feature regular sessions, installations, and suppers. Local churches host circles, guilds, and fellowship events with speakers from Cleveland and beyond.
The marriage of Charley Taylor son of Mr and Mrs J L Taylor of Cleveland Street and Miss Loretta Kuntdz daughter of Mr and Mrs John G Kuntdz of Dover was solemnized Saturday at one o'clock at the bride's home with only immediate relatives attending. A wedding dinner followed and the newlyweds left for an eastward trip visiting Washington and Philadelphia before residing with the groom's parents. The bride, formerly with Cleveland Hardware, is praised for her pleasant personality. the groom, a 1918 Elyria High School graduate, works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. Congratulations are offered from many friends.
In Lorain on January 12 the Church of Christ announced 90 members added over the year and an average Sunday school attendance of 280. Officers elected include elders C Kohlmeyer R H Miller Richard Knight C R Cook John Allen and others, with Chas Mitchell as financial secretary and Floyd Rice as treasurer.
Arthur C. Kehnert of 323 West Bridge street and Miss Marie Mays of Toledo quietly married on November 18 in Cleveland by Justice W. J. Zoul. They kept the union secret until now, surprising a large circle of friends. The bride earlier worked in the government Telegraph service in Toledo and will reside with kehner t.
Health tonic ad urges workers and homemakers to combat fatigue with Pepto Mangan Gude’s. It claims the product revives energy by nourishing blood, improves stamina for laborers and brain workers, and promotes quicker recovery from overwork. Available in liquid and tablet forms at drugstores.
Vadillae offices of thin city known in ta to large circle of Arid friends etc. He will wed at their home on Furnace Street after this week, with the ceremony at home reflecting local customs and residence.
Sunday guests include Mr and Mrs James Brandon of Princeton avenue and Mr and Mrs Henry Girana of Oxford Avenue visiting Mr and Mrs George Cox of Amherst. Miss Alta Lyndes of Cleveland stayed with her relatives at East Broad street over the weekend. The Elyria Woman's Auxiliary of the Diocese of Ohio plans its annual meeting at the Church of the Ascension in Lakewood this Thursday with many delegates expected from St Andrews.
Dr. Monro of New York City attracted a large audience at the First Baptist Church in Elyria yesterday. He spoke on The infavitable Christ and impressed many with the scope of his message. He will speak twice daily this week at 3:00 pm and 7:30 pm. In Lorain, Frank Flaherty has joined his regiment after visiting home. his unit will leave next month for Honolulu for a three year assignment.
Local store lists ladies and childrens hats trimmed and untrimmed. January Heetion Sale offers hats for only 1.00 with varied styles and sizes to suit winter needs.
A card dance is planned at the Andor Hall on Wing Street in Lorain for Tuesday evening January 18 at 8 o'clock. The event is under the auspices of the Girls Harmony Club and a prize will be awarded to the girl who wins the most cards.
A message notes a sale offering ladies flannelette night gowns at 2.00 with a January reduction, linked to C EL Merthe &.
At greatly reduced prices complete lines in all finishes. Cash or terms. Special discount to cash buyers. A. Asherfield, East Ave and Second St, Elyria Ohio. Phone 2946.
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