Golden Wedding Day honors for G T Richmonds
A. and Mars, Richmond of Elyria host a quiet golden wedding reception in LaGrange honoring Mr and Mrs G T Richmond on the fifty year anniversary. Their daughter Grant heir, and son-in-law present, plus friends and neighbors, note the couple married January 26 1871. A commemorative goose centerpiece and heirloom tureen highlighted the six o'clock dinner amid many cards and flowers while health limits kept the gathering small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
G. “T. Richmond
LaGrange
W. B. “Richmond
Eighth Street
Richmond
Vilage
Wahe County
Ventega
Julia Miller
Henry Miller
Apalion
Grant
Dorr Bilatts
Ganeir
Richmonds
First Mid Year Glass of Elyria Completes Class of 1920-22
Elyria Jan 27 The Elyria High School class of 1920-22 presented the play Rose of Plymouth Town as the opening of commencement activities. Rev. Flamarr preached the baccalaureate at First Congregational. Alumni gathering, class reunions, and a banquet framed a week of events culminating in Friday’s commencement in the Technical High Auditorium with Dr. McMasters of Mount Union College delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Plymouth Town
Elyria High School
Flammar
First Congregational
Ohegrin
John Smith
Mra
Aude Rauchim
Will
Harmony Five Orchestra
Dass
YM. CG. A
Technical High
McMasters
Mount Union College
Martha Baily
Oberlin
Gladys McCullough
Proffedger Shelton
F. M. Stevens
Elyria Personal Notices and Visitors Roundup
Wakeman guest Mise Emmet Pierson visits Elyria friends on Sunday. Cleveland to Cleve land visitors Hattie Chappla and Homer Chapple host and welcome family. Detroit guests Roy Boughton and daughter Gladys visit East Broad street. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kilngsh irn welcome a newborn son weighing eight pounds. Lakewood and Lakewood visitors extend summer plans. Bible Sindy club hosts at Mrs. Schultz home. East River street residents visit south for winter. Lorain guests Patrick Radigan entertains at West street. W J Andrews convalescing at Westland avenue.
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Hattie Chappla
Cleveland Street
Homer Chapple
Cleveland
Farmer
Ernest McMillan
Lakewood
Roy Boughton
Gladys
Detroit
Clarence Schafy
East Broad Street
Rade Boughton
Brownatone Ends Gray Hair Streaks In Ladies
Brownatone promises to end gray streaks and faded hair for women. The bottle tint claims instant color from light golden to dark brown, with a money back guarantee. Available by mail order and in drugstores for $1.50. free trial offer details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
E Kenton Phermecal Co
Coppin Bldg
Rm, Ky
Elyria area events highlight veterans, fraternal meetings
Mrs Miller Meyers of Cleveland visits Chestnut street as Mrs Eleanore Bonnells hosts. The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary meets Friday at 7 30 in G A R hall with installation of new officers. Independent Order of B n B meets tonight in Odd Fellows hall with initiation of ten new members. Elyria High School mid year class tickets go on sale at the high school office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Miller Meyers
Cleveland
Eleanore Bonnells
Chestnut Street
Son’s of Veterans
G. A
Elyria High School
High Sahhdol
Hospital Notes Bennett and Falls Residents Listed
Hospital notes from BLYRIA list admissions including Mrs Herman Rind slersh of Olmsted Falls and Jacob Mithshall at 644 Locistrost, with Mrs James Mitrot of 237 East Broad Street. Discharges include Mrs Mary Voglay of 116 Lake Avenue Mrs John Wolfe of Valley Court Mrs Lew Caldwell of 45 Eerlcourt and Mrs Mike Werner of 44 West River Street.
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Blyria
Herman Rindslersh
Olmsted Falls
Jacob Mitshall
James Mitrot
East Broad Street
Mary Voglay
Lake Avenue
John Wolfe
Valley Court
Lew Caldwell
Marriage Licenses in Oberlin and Lorain Areas
Joy Lovreneis, 20, laborer, Lorain. Maris Kompan, 28, Lorain, priest. Mar! H. Kealser, 80, oiler, Claveland. Virginia Martin, 33, dressmaker, Oberlin, Rev. H. B. Redhead. Grover Brink, 28, fireman. Gledys Correll, 27, Oberlin. Justice of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Lovreneis
Maris Kompan
Lorain
Mar! H. Kealser
Claveland
Virginia Martin
Oberlin
H. B. Redhead
Grover Brink
Gledys Correll
Justice of Peace
Says Wife Made Him Leave Home in Suit Filed
Samuel Funk of Lorain filed for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect, claiming his wife refused to wake him and told him to take his clothes and go. He left the home January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Samuel Funk Lorain
Sinton Funk
Commencement Tickets On Sale At Box Office
Tickets for the commencement exercises in the high school auditorium Friday January 28 are on sale Thursday and Friday at the box office in the Tech building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Tech
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. and Mars
P. Worcéater
Cleveland Strest
Worcester
Mr. Worcester
John Worcester
Fields
Pira
C. Baxter
P. G. ‘Worcester
Mrg
J. R. Morcester
Mrs
E. M. Worcester
Hlyria
Wurst Hall
Charles Coniam
Princeton Avenue
Blyrea
Maria É Mueller
Order of A
Mickey Club
Thomas Dwire
Patrick Callagan
Odd Fellows
F. W. Colson
Washington Avenue
New York City
Mise Emmet Pierson
Wakeman
Elyria Friends
Frank Kilngshirn
Hamar Street
A. L. Werner
Marjorie
217 East, Avenue
Robinson, U
F. H. Norris
Annabel Meyers
Norwalk
Arthur Meyers
East River Street
G. W. Baker
Anna Louise
Harrison Street
South
Florida
The
Bible Sindy Club
HB. F. Schultz
Columbus Street
Harry Lawler
E. T. Mathaws
Lodi Street
F. L.woods
Toledo
Sylvan Marlette
West Avenas
James Buckley
Thomas Ward
Patrick Radigan
West Street
W. J. Andrews
Westland Avenue
T. T. Andrews
Amherst
Woodland Avenue
Annie M. Boyd
W. L. Doyle Mill
Broad Streets
Robinson
Hancock's
Akron
America
Ike Dry, Cleaning CO
Harry H. Smith CO
Elyria, Ohio
J. George
EACA
Ash
C. L. Sotherdon & Son Insurance Doctors
Bank Bidg
Phoas
Elyria Dancing School
Ely Block
the Olympia
Muate
Ray Brady
Hillegage An
Vestal
Walt
C. HL Merthe & Co
the Elk’s Hall
C. EL Merthe & Co
Doctor Jaster
Elyria Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Elyria Aerie No
Miller
the Hares Smith
Home Furnishers
Ohio
Cink
NEW Cook
Broad Street
Ehiyria, Ohio
W. T. Parsch
WM. C. Sudro
Mary Pickford
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