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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1923

Page

4

Dedication events and local weddings mark church season

Attendees from out of town join Avon area worshipers at the St Peter's church dedication. Edna Sharp of Sandusky returns to assist the choir. A prior St Peter's dedication drew thirty five priests and praise from Rev. Bishop Schrembs. Ruth Dunham's music class gave a recital at Congre gational church. Memorial services with high mass were held at St Peter's, followed by a cemetery procession to honor soldiers from three wars. Lawrence Dechant and Stella Lehman wed in French Creek with Father Rhein officiating. the couple will live in Ridgeville. Parish matrimony banns published for George Coe and Hazel Lehman. Earl Dougherty and Mary Schwitz also listed. Ridgeville school district held its eighth grade commencement with 22 graduates, music by South Amherst High Orchestra, and Rev. Frank Viade Smith delivering the address. Parochial schools reported thirteen graduates with commencement planned next Sunday.

Brothover Carl Lock Avon Edna Sharp Sandusky Sharp St Peter's Catholic Church Schrembs Misa Ruth Dunham St Peter's Church Lawrence Dechant French Creek Stella Lehman Father Rhein Justin Dechart Katherin Lehman Ridgeville Hanns George G Coe Hazel Barth Earl S Dougherty Elyria Mary E. Schwitz the &Therade South Amherst High Orchestra Frank Viade Smith Oberlin Edgar Clark Robert Canfield Fred Smith Glen Bement Glenn Cheeseman Clarence Ssyers Herbert Bauer Josepane Simms Alfred Mills Edith Sole Pauline Adams Nettie Slavik Dorothy Taft Esther James Agnes Pratt Hazel Watson Florence Cheeseman Gertrude Krusow Mary Pars Virginia Roth Florence Stacey Henrietta Playford

Glass to outlast granite in new monument claim

An assertion claims plate glass will be more durable than granite for monuments. In Thibet marriage is described as very difficult and costly, occurring only within wealthy families.

GO P. CHAIRMAN EXPECTED TO QUIT

Chairman John J. Adams of the Republican National Committee is expected to resign after the next national convention. Reports say Adams and Harding are not on the best terms.

GO. P John J. Adams Republican National Committee Adams Harding Western Reserve Finance Company Turner Block

Local Social Roundup From Elyria Area

June 4 residents and guests from Elyria Cleve Amherst and Auburn gather for visits and events. George Vogler and Walter Grobe families host and are visited by Frans Baus Albert Vietzen and others with Memorial Day and shower attendances noted.

Local Social Visit Notes From Amherst and Elyria

Mr and Mrs J Smith on Thursday evening. Lewis Kroehle spent Friday and Saturday in Cleveland. Mrs Watves teals called on Mr and Mrs George Kroehie. Inesworth in Amherst on Monday. Minnie Albrert of Elyria spent last Wednesday and Thursday with her sister Mrs Leo Hanlon and family. Litsin Eppley called on Andrew Moulton on North Badge on Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ches Kroehie and Mr and Mrs Adam Kroehie and family of Cleveland were dinner guests at the L Kroehie home on Wednesday. Mrs Cora Bendir of Cleveland and Mrs Is atbrsin Beal of Elyria spent Memorial Day at the home of Marl and Elmer Beal. Miss Donola Hollingsworth and Henes Guild of Amherst visited Starvey Leal and family on Monday evening. Mrs Kathryn Schild spending a few days with relatives in Norwalk and on Saturday attended the funeral of Nitle Bettie Lou Bilngham. Mr and Mrs Howard Dayton spent Memorial Day at Vermillon.

E. C. Young Indianapolis Joseph Blazer Cleveland A. R Pitts B. C Miller E. W Miller Pittsfield Clark Gibsonburg Chris Minch Robert Kane Henry Doescher Geo. Buck Burgess Wellington C. P. Smith J Clifford Spencer South Ridge George Vogler Elyria Water Grobe M Cat Cleve Frans Baus Albert Vietzen Cal.ee Walter Grobe Ceen Ng Calvin Ni Marcfeld Saul Eppley Matida Drunagle Elmer Fren c Bechtel John Sprages Amherst F. Mandke Woliam Szigerg Thuisan Frank McDonald Te’ma Louie Auburn New York Florence J Smith Lewis Kroehle Watves Teal George Holt Inesworth Minnie Albrerut Leo Hanlon Litsin’ Eppley Andrew Moulton North Badge Vonda Ches Kroehie Adam Kroehie L. Kroehie Cora Bendir Atbrsin Beal Marl Elmer Beal Donola Hollingsworth Henes Guild Starvey Leal Kathryn Schild Norwalk Nitle Bettie Lou Bilngham

Amherst visit highlights local families on There day

Mrs. George Hollingeworth of Amherst visited her daughter Mrs. Harvey Beal and family on There day evening. Mrs. Sarbare Bechtruth of Mid dle Ridge called on her sister Mrs. Jay Fow!l and family on Thursday evening.

George Hollingeworth Amherst Harvey Beal Sarbare Bechtruth Middle Ridge Jay Fow!l

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