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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

8

Normal School Graduates Thirty Three Last Evening

Lorain County Normal School held commencement at the High School auditorium last night. The event featured "The Girl on the Magazine" and "The Picked-Up Dinner" with strong performances by Helen Schoenherr and others. D. J. Boone presented the class to C. T. Jamison. Miss Margaret Summers was praised. juniors gave roses to graduates.

Lorain County Normal School Andy Tony Ben Grant Helen Schoenherr

Lorain Girl 10 Weds Elyria Man Announces August Wedding

Miss Lillian Warme of East 30th street Lorain set to wed Harlan D. Brown of Lorain in August. The engagement was announced at a surprise at Miss Warme’s home by Miss Anna Whitby with intimate friends attending. A three course luncheon followed colorful decor and wedding bells centerpieces.

Lillian Warmie East 30Th Street Lorain Harlan D. Brown Anna Whitby Miss Warne Janel Mahila Hazel Miller Jennie Whitby Louise Getz Edna Hrickson Minnie Lang Masonic Order C. A. Brown Wooster Avenue Elyria

Social and Club Gatherings Highlight City Life

Mrs. Laundon hosts a bridge party for her sister Mrs. Ragsdale who departs Friday for Himira New York. Mrs. Harriett Sewards wins the card prize and Mrs. Ragsdale takes the guest prize. Knights of St John hold a meeting electing John P. Foss delegate to Cleveland convention with a card social afterward. Prizes awarded to several attendees and a dress of pink and white decorates the event. A sewing circle at Elyria Camp enjoys quilting with refreshments. A dinner honors Miss Isabelle Dollard with a Nutting picture as guests arrive from Lorain. The Sunday School Council of St Paul’s church meets with teachers and officers for business followed by refreshments.

Laundon Thomas Laundon Eastern Heights Boulevard Wm. Ragsdale Irma Cochrane Himira N. Y Harriett Sewards Ragsdale Knights OF ST. John John P. Foss Cleveland H. Kiser E. M. Griffith Agnes Henke Theodore Nevins Esther McVey St. Paul's Church Mra. Getto Miller

Spring Festival at Settlement in Western Heights

Hundreds of spectators attended the annual spring festival at the Settlement in Western Heights held outdoors between West River and Woodford avenue. Edith Gill and Katherine Schopbach directed the program featuring a May Queen, flowers, dances, races, and band music with Misses Garnette LaRue, Gladys Nichols, Pauline Moseny, and Helen Chervenka assisting.

Western Heights West River Woodford Avenue Edith Gill Katherine Schopbach Wilma Barkacs Jos Georga Rodotchi Elizabeth Bathory Rosa Roth Bors Mr. Beard Jolly Coppersmith Clare Friday Garnette LaRue Gladys Nichols Pauline Moseny Helen Chervenka Frances Depeyster Georges Houserman A Club

Events Tonight And Tomorrow in Elyria churches and clubs

Listing of church and community events for tonight and tomorrow. Activities include Bible school planning, choir and piano recitals, at home receptions, church picnics, lodge meetings, and club gatherings across St Clair St, West Bridge St, Williams St, Northrup St, Cambridge St, and Elyria Memorial Hospital routes.

Katie Reveals Nightly Fear and Secret Door Locks

In a tense domestic scene Katie expresses deep fear about dark spaces and barred doors. The narrator plans to verify safety by searching rooms and locking the kitchen door, while seeking Mrs. Lillian’s advice, amid uneasy tension and a mix of care and control.

Katie Lillian

Amherst Street Paving Planned Amid Public Debate

Amherst residents discuss upcoming paving work while street owners await decisions. The note lists local social items: Mrs. Jacob Schiby hosts the Ladies' Bridge Club on Cleveland street with Mrs. Nicholl winning honors and Mrs. Romer consolation. Cleveland visitors include Adelbert Hauser and Mr. Ben Gawn.

Amherst Ladies’ Bridge Club Jacob Schibiy Cleveland Street Harry Nicholl Fred Romer Adelbert Hauser Cleveland Charles Ludwig William Blovett Amherst Friends A. A. Hunter Ben Gawn W. C. Coulter Elyria

Concert in the Park Opens Wellington’s Season

The first band concert of the season will be held in the park on Thursday evening. The Wellington band has practiced regularly and offers a strong repertoire for the concerts. The Snedekers U California Stock Co will exhibit in a new tent starting June 12 featuring former motion picture and stage stars in their first local visit.

Wellington Snedekers U California Stock Lo

Marriages Filed In Several Counties

Leo H. Kimmel 27 machinist weds Ellen R. Wyttenbach 23 teacher of Oberlin by Rev. Eugene Bauman. Curtis C. Garvin 23 merchant of Xenia weds Goldie M. Taborn 22 of Oberlin by Rev. Thompson. Eugene Ames 54 carbide gas maker of Cleveland weds Gertrude D. Fitch 52 of Elyria by Rev. Batley. Frank Tarantolo 24 pressman of Cleveland weds Jewel Randall 26 waitress of Lorain by Justice of the Peace. William Gothro 33 printers assistant of Cleveland weds Lucretia McIntosh 46 nurse of Lorain by Justice of that.

Leo. H. Kimmel Machanic Ellen R. Wyttenbach Oberlin Eugene Bauman Curtis C. Garvin Xenia Goldie M. Taborn Thompson Eugene W. Ames Cleveland Gertrude D. Fitch Elyria Batley Frank Tarantolo Pressman Jewel Randall Lorain Justice of the Peace William Gothro Prasaman Lucretia McIntosh Justice of That Peace

Progress of Plans for Fourth of July

Wellington June 7 There was a meeting of business men committees in charge of the Fourth of July celebration. It was decided to hold day events at the Fairgrounds and place the fireworks near the town center. Rev R E Neighbor will speak at 3 PM Sunday in the Lower theatre.

Wellington

Local Notices Busy With Moves Marriages and Honors

Multiple short items update residents on hospital procedures and travel. John Curlew underwent surgery at St. Vincent's Hospital in Cleveland yesterday. Mrs. Lewis Tyler arrived in Hamburg after leaving on a trip abroad. The Old Ladies' Home Board met Tuesday and approved bills for payment. Wayne Koppes of Earlcourt earned sophomore honors at the Carnegie Institute of Technology and was elected sophomores class president. Nellie Cothrell and Herbert H. Davidson, both of Kipton, were married by Rev. J. H. Grant Barl. Sweet and Edith Schroeder wed in Pontiac Michigan yesterday and will reside there. Dorothy Watts and Esther Smith were in Cleveland yesterday. Marion Webber returned from Cleveland, staying with Mrs. A. McSweeney. Dorothy Weisman was married in Wm. Farewell’s family. the Farewell couple will reside in Oberlin. Mrs. Stella Eisele plans a move to Wheeling West Virginia after a brief visit. G. M. Wicker and daughter Virginia were guests in Sandusky. Carlisle Neighborhood club held its last meeting at Mrs. B. J. Squires home. next gathering June 29 hosted by Mrs. Paul Roling. Mrs. Carl Peaks of Detroit is visiting her brother Ivan W. Wier. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wilcor and family were noted in incomplete closing line.

John Curlew Brooklyn Street St. Vincent's Hospital Cleveland Lewis Tyler West River Street Hamburg Germany Old Ladies’ Home Board Wayne Koppes C. W. Koppes Earlcourt Carnegie Institute of Technology Nellie Cothrell Herbert H. Davidson Kipton J. H. Grant Barl Sweet Elyria Pontiac Mich Edith Schroeder San Bernadino Caili Chas. Sweet Oak Street Dorothy Watts Furnace Street Esther Smith Fourth Street Marion Webber Winckles Street A. McSweeney Dorothy Weisman R. M. Weigeman Kaiser Court Farewell Oberlin Stella Eisele H. R. Whitney Cornell Avenue Wheeling W. Va G. M. Wicker Virginia

Hospital Notes and Vatican Wardrobe Ward

Admission Mrs. Elsie Munn of Olmsted Falls. Discharged John Jargo of Western Heights and Mrs. Clarence Sterling of Wellington. A large staff of women in the Vatican maintains the pope’s wardrobe to keep robes flawless. as he appears in white, even short wear harms freshness.

Elsie Munn Olmsted Falls John Jargo Western Heights Clarence Sterling Wellington The Vatican

Katcha Koo Musical Comedy Thrills Amherst Audience

A full house at the opera house applauded the American Legion post operetta Katcha Koo with strong performances by leads and supporting actors. Dorabelle Strong of Rogers Producing Co. earned praise for coaching the 152 participants in the Oriental American fantastique.

Amherst American Legion Post Dorabelle Strong Rogerts Producing Co

Amherst Village Council Discusses West Side Paving

The Amherst village council held a regular meeting to review the West Side paving issue. Contractors say paving will start tomorrow with unresolved choice between stone or concrete curb, and the matter will be referred to the property committee.

Amherst Amherst Council West Side

Mrs Daugherty Visits With Nurse In Columbus

Friends in Columbus report Mrs F A Daugherty is under care with a trained nurse in attendance. Miss Irene Kerr of Freeport is visiting her brother Supt E S Kerr.

Columbus F. A. Daugherty Misa Irene Kerr Freeport i Supt E. S. Kerr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Normal School Elyria Ian R.N. OF Elyria Camp F. L. Smith East Riverstreet R. N. of A George Krugman L. Williams Miss Dollard Percy A. Crane Wurst Apartments Isabelle Dollard Mise Dollard Irene Snitzler Sunday School Council Elyria Lodge Nobla Fol' Deen Albert W. C. Gehrke Tnilatory Joe Lutz Wm. Gehrke Charles Richards Frank Church Child Conservation League B. H. Long Friendly Bible Class Baptist Church Dlase Rotary Club W. R. Comings Hawaii Leon G. Herrick State Highway Commission Elyria Camp No First Congregational Church M. E. Church Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ Geo Rawson West Bridge Street Memorial Hospital Daughters of Scotland Sons and Daughters of Liberty Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran Church E. Harper Williams Street Ald Society St. John’s Lutheran Church Kiwanis Club Catholic Daughters of America Poinsettia Club Sam Billings Northrup Street Golden Star Sewing Circle Bagnall Broad Street R. N Elyria Cama Memorial Services Alta Mega Club Clyde Wright Cambridge Street Ard Blue Jay Card Club Boyle School Street Board OF Control OF Vacation Bible School Board of Control Methodist Church W. S Smith Maria Mueller Mass Mueller Boston University Morrow Congregational Church Eugene Adams Sybil Adams Furst Grace Petersen William McClelland Good Will Bible Class BH. M. Miller Ralph B. Fay Alusic George Philpott James Thomas R. L. Stearns F. M. Shelton E. P. Poste Elizabeth Rich Ernest Birch Clytean Club Daughters OF Scotia Wm. Walker Margaret Taylor Lo- Tain John Gutcher Chicago Shrubsole Day Drage Brotherton Floyd Frelie Sandusky Malcom Court Garrison Lilian Kate Missis Graham Inasty Arcrsena X Jlan Kade Katte Alenp Madge Saltper Edith Saltuper Rush Street Hativoh Club Cedar Point Gertrude Maurice Becker Lodi Street Blue Moon Club Christian Daniels Seventh Street Henry Kofsky Harvard Avenue BR. Lefevre Elyria Memorial Hospital W. LeFevre Jefferson Street Sullivan H. L. Dakin J. B. Chapman B. Buck Loni J. H. Blackburn Akron J. G. Whitney Fifth Street Grover McAnaney Woos Er. O Chas. Prosser H. E. Gillie Lewis Marrantile Co Hrannis Mass Hattia Wienert WinckEles Street Albert Martin Minnie Langthorpe Shay Oliver Wendell Frank S. Harmon Lodge A. B. Curtice Clair IL Tu R. E Grover Withrow Lyman Barrick Dorothy Phyllis Hughes J. W. Penrod Gladys Arnold Hazel Johnson la Grange Louise Brouge Lucille Griggs Amer Clifford Tolhurst Wildercraft Ada Parker New Rochester William Baldwin Phelar the Comfort Powder CO Boston Masa Riverview Jennie Buskey John Bowdell G. A. Boeckling CO Sandusky, Ohio
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