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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1923
Page
6
The couple announcement names Cher aut of East yria High Mise Ohio and Mr Guthman a Hillsdale College freshman who made high honors as quarterback. The news surprised Guthman’s friends in this city and drew attention at the campus.
Fragmentary notes refer to officers O. 93 and Can ig in Odd ight with Colonel d. leading a council and aux obill. A press president and officers in Lorain Plain are noted alongside retired personnel, a West ave rise party, and prizes honoring Burr and Mrs. for service.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a finish of a card set in Alma with Cox mentioned. Readable items include a mention of a five evening set and a closing segment. Names and full context are unclear in the provided text.
After a tense attendance, John Ol sang solos as R A. enjoyed the show. The event closed without incident as attendees applauded the performer.
A garbled OCR snippet presents a group of names including Faxon Moise Ella B Sharp and Mrs James Sharp along with other individuals. Mentions a meeting at an avenue location and a conducted event after which Doris Ichy had points, but the fragmentary text provides no clear action, date, or outcome to summarize.
The Entre Nous Club meets tomorrow with Mrs A J Schwartz of West avenue. North Side Guild of St Andrew's meets Wednesday at Mrs S S Rockwood's on St Clair street. Pythian Sisters plan a dance tomorrow with Rimbach's orchestra. Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet Thursday in Wurst hall. Gates P T A meets tomorrow at 3 15 and Franklin P T A on Thursday at 3 15 with Dr Morgan speaking. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary sewing circle postponed. Hamilton P T A meets Thursday at 3 30 with Grace Peterson of Elyria library speaking on Books to Grow On. St Andrew's parish sets a 7 30 parish church meeting with vestry after. King Solomon's Lodge confers First Degree with a large attendance and buffet by Eastern Star. First Congregational church annual meeting Thursday includes a quiz format led by Rev J H Grant. Mt Andrew's Choir entertained at dinner by Mrs George D Nicholas and others then Pinocchio party at Lorain Saturday.
Wildlife note states kangaroos exist only in Australia. Richmond High hosts an art gallery in its building. A city notice announces Lake Ave. car service has resumed today and will continue thereafter. Cleveland Southwestern Railway Co.
Announcements list visits between Ridgeville, Murray Ridge, Berlin Heights and nearby towns. Includes relatives visiting, bronchitis illness, a Port Dover birth named Mary Carolyn Schubert, and various residents moving or staying with family. Also notes adoptions, admissions and a birth at 321 Lake Avenue.
Misa Loise, a Chinese Oberlin student, will address the Y W group in Wellington on Wednesday afternoon. A covered dish supper is set for six o'clock. Over thirty Christian Endeavor members heard radio messages from stations in China, part of all Omo Christian Endeavor Radio Day.
High Y girls will sell triangles Friday and Saturday for 5 cents each to raise funds for two local students attending the High Y Conference at Granville this summer. Proceeds cover travel and conference expenses, with nickels ready to help a good cause.
Penfield jan itory class to host a social on Feb 9. Funeral services for C. R. Starr held at M E church with interment in Penfield cemetery. Starr lived in Penfield most of life, praised as a Christian and pillar of the church. Local residents traveled from Darton Oberlin Wellington Elyria and other towns for the services. Mrs P E Davison seriously ill with pleuro pneumonia, cared for by her daughter and a nurse from St Joseph's Lorain. Mary Foster sprained wrist after a Friday night fall. Congregational Ladies Missionary Society to meet Jan 31 at Society hall. bring dinner items. Farm Bureau to meet Feb 2 at Mrs Ray Bachelor’s home. bring two recipes.
The note invites patterns and dresses discussion and asks attendees to bring cup plate and silver for a pot luck dinner. Lucille Marshall infant pneumonia improved, others ill in West Salem and Berea. Ming Helen Dague hosted Sunday school with music games business meeting and popcorn.
Miss Julia Blakelee formerly of Oberlin died in Columbus January 26 at age 90. Born in Talmadge Ohio she spent years teaching. After retirement she lived in Oberlin where she was a respected resident. Funeral services conducted by Rev L E Daniels and burial at Westwood followed. Oberlin High notes report Elyria game and upcoming home match in the new gym with graduates entering Oberlin College.
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