Anley Keyes Weds Miss Clarbell Alten of Avon
The ceremony at Jerome's Church in Cleveland united Anley Keyes and Clarbell Alten of Avon. The bride wore a white crape gown with a coronet of flowers, her sister Thelma Alten as attendant, and Julie Snyder of Cleveland as best man. The groom, Elyria High School graduate, plans to reside with his parents after a brief honeymoon. Family members from this city attended.
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Clarbell Alten
Avon
Jerome
Cleveland
Miss Clarten
A Allen
Aven
Stanley Keyes
F.C. Keyes
Park
Enyria
Thelma Alten
Julies Snyder
Elyria High School
Chas. Phillips
Lake Shore Boulevard
Keyes
F. C. Keyes
Mary
E. C. Keyes
Alfred Alten
Ward Lyons
Literary Club and civic groups meet at local homes
The Literary Club met at Mrs J E Riley's home on Clark street with members and guests present. Reports described music by an orchestra and a play. Other groups met including Rotary Club addresses by W G Ostting on auto care and maintenance and East Side W C T U at N Van Wormer's home with child welfare topics. The Five Hundred Club and Laurel Club held meetings with prizes awarded. A Home Economics Department meeting at the Y M C A discussed house beauty and recipes. An Elyria Eagle Lodge initiation, a Welsh club quilting session, and various civic talks followed with community notices and upcoming events.
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J. E. Riley
Clark
E. E. An
J. G. Bartholo
Tnoe
Conabee
Cheaty
The
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Strong
Home Economics Dept
Woman's Civic Clab
House Beautiful
Cleveland
Local Groups Schedule Thursday and Friday Meetings
The Markley school Parents Teachers Association holds its regular meeting Thursday evening. Bons and Daughters of Liberty meet Thursday evening at the G A R hall instead of Wurst Hall. The Four O'clock Club gathers Friday afternoon with Mrs William Thomas of Columbur street, replacing Mrs C E Lester of Washington avenues. Ladies of Division A of the Second Congregational Church meet at 517 Lake Avenue with Mrs George Standen as hostess and Mrs Emma Haldeman and Mrs Bell Packard assisting. Grace Lutheran Sunday school teachers and officers met at Mr and Mrs Herman Eady home on Howe street with sixteen members present for business, social time, and refreshments. Division D of the Second Congregational Church held an all day sewing meeting in the church basement with a noon dinner and five quilts sewn in the afternoon.
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Sede Devision Cc. T. U
Mes. van Wormen
N. van Wormer
East Street
B. H. Rickard
Vnr
George Ellingsworth
Ad Games
Scanlon
W. D. Scanlon
Brandston Avenue
E. Snellinberger
Wm. Smith
Amherst
Fourth Street
Laurel Club
Hart Summers
Baricourt
Ernest Shoupe
Mar J. T. Wells
Pedro
J. T. Wells
J. H Bell
Ed. Seaboild
West River Street
Women's Welsh Club
William Pemberthy
Seventh Street
Boon
Bons and Daughters of Liberty
Wurst
Four O'clock Club
Jon
William Thomas
Columbur Street
C. E. Lester
Washington Avrenas
Second Congregational Church
George Standen
Lake Avenue
Emma Haldeman
Bell Packard
Grace Lutheran
Grace Lutheran Church
Herman Eady
Howe Street
Society Notes from Cleveland a Mardi Gras Ball and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Rockwood and Mr and Mrs Charles Kaiser attended the Martha Lee Mardi Gras ball Monday evening. Guests at a luncheon at the Union Club included Mrs George Stevens and Miss Ella B Shepard. Various residents plan trips, visits, and entertainments. Hospitals notes record admissions and discharges. births announced for Mr and Mrs Harry McCool.
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Charles Kaiser
George Stevens
East Avenue
Ella B. Shepard
New York
Union Club
Cleveland
Ralston S. Smith
E. Losier
Washington Avenue
South
John Lickfelt
Middle Avenue
Sandusky
Roy Enott
Vermilion
Ernest Shoupe
Earlcourt
James Teale
Orrville
East Broad Street
Ely- Ma
Anitha
Frances Kritzel
Blaine Street
George Schubert
Twelfth Street
Elyria
Oberlin
Lakeside Hospital
E. QO. Hess
West Avenue
Columbus
Ohio Veterinary Medical Association
Starr Faxon
Herman Ely
Canton
P. P. Reese
Harrison Street
Mary Faglyano
Quincy Street
BR. G. Baus
Fourth Street
Mary Fallon
Cleveland Street
Douglass Combs
Buckeye Street
Harry McCool
South Maple Street
Amherst Marriage: Miss Valfetta Grossmyer weds Elmer Deuschle
Miss Valfetta Grossmyer daughter of Mr and Mrs George Rosencranz Brownhelm and Elmer Deuschle machinist at Lorain tube mills married in Amherst parish by H H Hester. Bride wore white satin bouquet attended by none. After visiting relatives they will reside with the bride's parents. In sports, Jackson Hotels beat Lumber Jacks in bowling league with Pegerst scoring 233 for highest single game.
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Val Fetta Grossmyer
George Rosencranz
Brownhelm
Elmer Deuschie c
Parronnage
H .H. Hester
Brownhelm Orchestra
Gleaners
Congregational Church
Deuschleig & Mach
Lorain
Cleyland
Jackson Hotels
Lumber Jacks Amherst
Lumber Jacks
Warren and Whyte Aileys
Jacksons
Pegerst
Jackson Hotchs
Hass
Veaes
Brucker
Hoffman
Adele Garrison confronts new revelations in marriage
The narrator recalls Claire Foster's conduct and Dicky's tension as plans unfold to handle broken glass, medical worries, and looming confrontations. The scene centers on domestic strife, anticipated visitations, and the strain of a risky liaison within a troubled household.
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Adele Garrison
Amherst Water Directors Elected at Annual Meeting
Amherst Water Works Co. chose L. P Lersch William Schibley Jacob Baus A Baker O H Baker Henry Wesbecher and C. H. Nicholl as directors for the year. Also notes attendances at local events and community notices from Am hrest including church class gathering and car service on Lake Ave. restored. Local society reports list entertainments and health updates. Town records show civic and social items with multiple residents mentioned.
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Amhrest Water Works Co
L. P Lersch
Wiliam Schibley
Jacob Baus
A. Baker
O H Baker
Henry Wesbecher
C. H. Nicholl
Oberlin Club talks authors Bayard Taylor and Eugene Field
Oberlin library and social club host at Milo Kendsigh home discussing Bayard Taylor and Eugene Field. Taylor wrote Views Afoot in Europe and served as U S minister to Germany dying in Berlin in 1878, Field known for poems and tales dying in Chicago in 1895. Vesper service scheduled daily at Finney Chapel with last service of exams week. Staged minstrel show by Progressive Club to raise funds for Domestic Science table in new high school. Joint meeting of Sorosis and Nineteenth Century Clubs with music and a story. Captain Garland improving after illness at Amherst hospital. Dr Wallace Taylor critically ill at Judson Cottage. Local news notes include visits, car traffic, and student exodus during exams.
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Oberlin
Mra
Milo Kendsigh
Woodland Ave
Piae St
Bayard ‘Taylor
Eburcene Field
Bayard Taylor
Europe
Star of the New York Tribune
U. S
Germany
Berlin
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Chicago
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Warner Gymnasium
H. F. Smith
E. Lorain Street
Conservatory
Thornton
Community Circle of Belden Hosts Supper Auction
Notice announces Belden Community Circle serving a supper from 6 to 8 p.m. at Club House Friday evening Feb. 2. Following supper two quilts and other articles will be sold. Everyone is invited.
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Community Circle of
Belden
Lcken
Jevening
Condenser Quality and Radio Set Reliability
A reader note cautions on faulty condensers in radio sets and the risk of defective parts. It warns buyers to avoid cheap cardboard leads and leaky units, stressing proper construction, insulation, and stable plate alignment to prevent noise and failures. It also urges care in selecting condensers that store energy safely and withstand surges over time.
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