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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1921
Page
9
Bolena Hall notes a wedding Saturday between Bolena Hall and Charles Latto. The event featured Valentine color decorations. First prize in cards went to Mrs Hugh O Keefe who received a cut glass, while consolation prize went to Mrs Carl Beacon with a miniature deck. Mrs Gabele received an electric lamp as a party gift.
Miss Relena Hall daughter of Bert and Mrs Hall wed Charles Latto son of Charlies and Mrs Mann in a pink and white themed ceremony at 2603 Reid Avenue. Bridesmaids wore pink satin, bouquets of pink roses, and a reception for fifty followed. Latto employed at Thew Shovel Company. They will reside with Relena's parents.
Wellington headlines report a big Eagle Smoker at the local Aerie drawing over four hundred attendees with a Harmony Trio from Cleveland and a popular comic storyteller. The Metho church musical program featured noted local talent and Epworth League performers. Thur sday Thimble Club shared refreshments with Mrs Blanche Sutliff. Wellington residents W B Vischer and friends visited Cleveland. McDermott and others were away on business, while Foster Dirlam visited from St Paul.
A dense list of individuals and locations including Cleveland, Port Clinton, Sandusky, Toledo, Mayfield, Massillon and New York cited in a 1921 Chronicle Telegram page item. The fragment mentions many personal names, towns, and a few institutions without a clear event.
Lorain on January 31 reports an open meeting of the Lorain Cooperative Society held at the K of P Hall Mountsy with a fine lunch served by officials. Local speakers included Rev. Charles J. Pease and the Local Farmers' Cooperative Society secretary. discussions covered cooperative history and growth, and a substantial stock subscription was noted.
Andrew W. Mellon, a Pittsburg banker and railroad man, is mentioned as a leading candidate for the secretary of the treasury in the Harding cabinet. He has recently resigned his directorship at the Pennsylvania Railroad, signaling a shift to public service.
In Lorain on January 31 Rev. Dr. E. Dow Bancroft of New York, for the Commission of Evangelism, urged all Christians to fund the church and keep commitments as in business. He likened Christians to partners in a large organization and urged devotional study, prayer, and daily Bible use to nourish souls.
The text speaks of devotion and prayer in a church setting. It emphasizes that all days belong to God with Sunday reserved as the Lord's day. It instructs giving one tenth of money to God as He requests.
During a Saturday night show in Lorain, a performer fainted mid act in the Fad and Fancies routine. She was aided backstage, recovered, and finished the following performance. The incident, linked to heart failure, did not derail the troupe which soon headed to Buffalo for further engagements.
Wellington district Holstein Association held its first annual meeting in Majors Court Room with regular business and officer elections. County agent Rogers of Elyria spoke on better calves and herd management, while Dr Swanger outlined school agriculture support._IMG_
Elyria January 31 entries list hotel Higita with guests including T. C. Welsh of Chicago F. B Patrick of Urbana Chas Irlings of Cleveland O J McNelly of Chicago F F McArdie of N O H Kaften of New York C W Heasley of Chicago and others not fully shown
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