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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
3
Ina Munson Green and T Richard Betts wed at home on Henrietta road in Oberlin at 2 PM Sunday with few witnesses. The couple, with ties to Detroit Cleveland and Oberlin, will begin life together after graduations and travels.
Miss Beulah Holton Glenn and Carl Eugene Dyer wed at Oberlin with the council discussed religious educational work for Oberlin. The notice notes the June 6 ceremony and the couple’s connection to the Oberlin community.
Dyer and Miss Glenn married at Rev J L Thomp son home on 130 South Park street. Mary Chapin and Florence Betts noted visits. Oberlin closes business afternoons in summer. Prof John Wetzel spoke on James Whitcomb Riley at the Methodist church. Aliss Bruger to New York City then Alsace trip. Elyria and Cleveland visits reported along with property moves and local social news.
The article notes vast ice deposits covering six hundred thousand miles with an average thickness of a mile and a half. It also states Cunningham, who replaced Shinners in the Giants outfield, is hitting much better than his predecessor while in the job.
Chairman S Sudro of the street committee reported on resurfacing East Third Street last night. He urged a sanitary sewer for East Third and also recommended a sewer for Second Street. He proposed widening Second Street by removing parking between the sidewalk and the road. The council will consider the recommendations and decide.
Ken Williams continues to push to the front as a home-run hitter and has developed speed on the bases, ranking among the leading base stealers in the league.
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