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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1929

Page

12

Solemn High Mass Weddings at St Marys Church

A double wedding notice from the community records details the marriages of Anna Ross to James McLaughlin at St Marys Church, with Father Mooney Magness and assistants. The report notes the church decor and the bride in white satin with orange blossoms, plus a second marriage of Dorothy Miller to Robert Homan at their home with fern and peonies decor.

Ross-Mc pifWiss Anna Ross Fred Ross His James McLaughlin Mary McLaughlin J. F. McLaughlin St. Mary's Church Mooney Say- Magness Aref Elyria John Gael Ridgeville Dorothy ‘Miller O. H. Miller Blaine Street Robert EK Des Moines Iowa Paddock Doylesetown Ohio Allen Lang Berea Mr. Langs R. D. Ferguson West Salem Homan Baldwin-Wallace Des ‘Moines Universit For Furnace East

Cope Pine Wedding Rumors and Perry Entrants

Announcement details the March marriage of Miss Abise B. Cope to Paul R. Pine at Bonney Castle Inn Hiram Ohio with a parchment A B degree motif. The ceremony followed by a luncheon, with bio notes on both families and plans to spend summer in Elyria. Also notes Ima Orcutt wed Robert Barker in Perry Ohio and hospital admissions and discharges listed for Elyria Lorain area.

Abise B. Cope Roy H. Cope Furnace Street Paul R. Pine J. A. Pine Burbank Washington Bonney Castle Inn Hiram Ohio Fowler Church of Christ Pine Elyria High School Hiram College Zeta Phi Elyria Cucuum QO. C. Orcutt Perry Robert Barker Darwin Barker Norwalk Reverend Orcutt Williams D. E Orcutt Marion Henry Tuttle Parker Denison Avenue Miss Kinder Gertrude Remmingtnn Berry Princeton Avenue

Social club events and marriages fill Elyria notices

A dense list of tonight and upcoming gatherings across St Andrews, Lat A Lot, Mugwumps, Knights groups, lodges, and church circles outlines meetings at multiple venues. Announcements include marriage of Eileen Yeager to Frank Carek with details of witnesses and home address.

Altar Guild of St. Andrews George Nicholas Gulf Farms Literary Geraldine Smith West Avenue Doris Hastings Lorain Boulevard Mugwumps Brotherhood of American Yeomen King Solomon’s Lodge Knights of Columbus K. of C. Ball H. P. Chapman Sons of Union Veterans Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias

Various Meetings and Social Events Reported

Local notices list multiple meetings across districts including Bible Study classes and DAR chapters on June 14 Flag Day plans. Hastings family reunion at The Hedges LaPorte. YWCA events featuring Maud Bristol of Chicago and Miss Cratty legacy remarks. health and girl reserve activities and summer camp details. Also spring valley activities cover dances, golf, luncheons, bridge, and a Oberlin wedding of Gladys Whitt and Robert Lees with future Akron residence. Joan Smith discharged from Elyria Clinic.

W.C. A Board of Directors Association Maud Fowler Bristol Chicago Bristol Mabel Cratty Cy AL She Miss Cratty Maybelle Burner Mugwump Club Miss Browne Health Education New Buffalo Michigan Vermilion on-the-Lake Margaret Kinnison Miss Burner

Virginia Blinzley Surprised With Birthday Party

Virginia Mae Blinzley of 131 Erle Street was surprised Saturday afternoon as 27 friends gathered at her home to celebrate. Games and recitations entertained guests, with prizes won by Geraldine Rigo, Joan Cheetham, Robert Nicholas, and Catherine Beech. A luncheon followed in the dining room.

Thomas Schneider Sugar Ridge Frank Kachenrither John Spaeth Catherine Spaeth Merrill Standen Cleveland Avon Amherst Schneider Virginia Blinzley Virginia Mae Blinzley Erle Street Geraldine Rigo Joan Cheetham Robert Nicholas Catherine Beech

Ridgeville Grange to Meet June Thirteenth

Ridgeville Grange schedules a lecture hour at Old Glory Grange on Thursday evening June 13 and will bring the traveling gavel. A good attendance is urged and members should bring sandwiches and one covered dish for refreshments. Beach party honors two local birthday celebrants.

Ridgeville Grange Old Glory Grange

Local Social Notes Highlight Elyria Summer Visitors

Miss Mary Elizabeth Gannon and brother visit Elyria from St. Louis with plans to stay. various graduates and locals spend summer in Elyria including Miss Frances Hubbell from Laurel School and Miss Kathryn Troxel from Principia School. Notables: Judge F R Gollmar of Pittsburgh guests, and Mrs. Winnifred Park and Mrs. George Johnson attend events. births announced for Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Zacharias and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Horvath welcome sons. Music instruction by Gladys Whitt to be offered in Elyria at Oberlin Conservatory connection.

Mary Elizabeth Gannon Gannon St. Louis Missouri John Parsch Third Street Elyria Frances Hubbell Laurel School Cleveland Ethel Gillis Ward Belmont Nashville Tennessee Edwin Gillis Washington Avenue Kathryn Troxel Principia School David Troxel F. R. Gollmar Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Jenkin Edwards Tenth Street S. High Ripton Ohio Charles Huene Gene Ehrbar Kenyon College Daney East River Street Eudora Williams Barberton Hattie Hansman Broad Street Irwin M. Kuwerth Eleventh Street Elyria Clinic Dave Horvath LaGrange Irvin Zacharias Cornell Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Marion Crehore East Avenue Maryland College For Women James Fisk Chicago Illinois Leonard Fisk Princeton Avenue

Melo four percent water softener cleans hard water

An advertorial note extols Melo as a water softener that prevents soap scum in hard water. It claims Melo reduces soap use from four percent to a smaller amount while delivering strong suds and effective cleaning, urging readers to buy at the grocer.

Elyria Notes on Summer Visits and Local Gig

Charles Kimball and Edgar Glass return from Ohio State for summer. Carl Fisk visits Elyria with son Leonard Fisk. Marian Hubbell travels to Nashville and visits Ward-Belmont classmates in Tennessee, with trips to Tuscaloosa and Birmingham. E. T. Squires and family motor through Michigan. E J Feron and family visit Buffalo relatives as father is ill but improving. Walter A. Jantz elected Edinburg High principal. Jantz to take post with wife teaching English and supervising art. Joseph Brust, youngest Chamber of Commerce Secretary, tours East with Dr. and Mrs. Miller. Fannie Brown returns home after Salineville teaching. Church of Christ conference attendees listed.

Charles Kimball Edgar Glass Ohio State University Carl Fisk Chicago Ilinois Elyria Leonard ‘E Fisk Princeton Avenue Marian Hubbell East Avenue Nashville Tennessee Ward-Belmont School Tuscumbia Birmingham Alabama E. T. Squires Riverside Court Michigan E. J. Feron Buffalo New York B. J. Feron South Maple Street Walter A. Jantz Edinburg High School Edinburg Ohio Jantz Lorain County C. J. Miller Joseph Brust Ovid Colorado Brust Chamber of Commerce Unite States Miller National Chamber of Commerce Washington Fannie Brown Salineville Church of Christ Hiram College Harriet King Irwin Bates Mary Fox Ida Oliver Inez Parme

Local Residents Named in Community Directory Update

Mildred Findlay, Dorothy Barton, Jean Crookston, Evelyn Wilson, Rowena Caldwell, E P Wilson, and Ronald Findlay are listed among residents updated in the latest community directory. The notice highlights a trio of families and adds several middle names for accuracy.

Charity matron Mrs Thaw dies after long illness

Mrs Mary Copley Thaw, famed for philanthropy and widow of William Thaw, dies after a long illness at her mansion in Pittsburgh. Her son Harry K Thaw and Countess de Perigny of Paris attend, others absent. She supported her son during his Stanford White trial, spent millions on his defense, and funded charitable works including a leper chapel in Siam and homes for epileptics in Rochester, Pa.

Pittsburgh Mary Copley Thaw Bier Thaw Harry K. Thaw de Perigny Paris Josla C. Tha Siam Wooster College Rochester William Thaw Pennsylvania

Justice at Last New Britain Bankers and Citizens

Bankers, business men, store-keepers, and peace-loving citizens walked out of city court in New Britain as a verdict or decision concluded the case. The account emphasizes a collective sense of satisfaction among the local professional and civic groups.

New Britain Conn Broad

Barbershop Worker Dies In Sudden Heart Attack

In Rockville Conn Henry Watres barber died suddenly while preparing a customer for a shave. He had been his usual cheerful self and fell dead after slapping a hot towel on the customer’s face in a routine shaving. Earlier a music and radio store was fined for breach of the peace over advertising with a loud speaker claiming promotions for tomorrow’s program.

Ths Joe Rockville Conn Henry Watres Watres

Stone's Airport Lease Voted For East Lyme Reserve

Hartford state officials approved a two year lease of Fred Stone's Star Ranch and airport at East Lyme as a military reserve. Stone has no current use for the facility following a prior plane crash near Groton last year. A separate item notes a "flivver" monoplane built in Zanesville can be bought under $2,000 and will be manufactured after incorporation. Also advised is a social note about dancing at Cascade Pavilion on Tuesday night June in 50¢ per couple.

Zanesville

Favors and Prizes for Wedding and Party

Colorful favors and prizes offered in a wide range of designs. Includes different themes and styles to match celebrations. For ordering inquiries call the listed phone number.

Take Off Two Pounds A Week Or No Cost

A sensational weight loss ad touts FASD as a marvelous discovery to shed more than two pounds weekly without thyroid extract or habit forming drugs. Promises results in less than a week with a money back guarantee and offers FASD for sale at Ebert's Drug Store.

Ebert's Adv

Also Mentioned on This Page

Church of i Christ Chapel Streets Bible School Homre Wm. C. Fowler Lamb of God Nevin Emil Kasper C. Hill Sydnet Corps of Dorothy Miller Robert A. Homan Dorothy Boylan Tor Edna Martin Vermilion Edna Martin Jay Huffman Carol Whechel Jack Steels Jay Wulfman Theo. Culbertson Lee Wiechel Jyde McKibben Eleanor Loctfeo Doris Jumont Frank Brandent Leo Martin Dorothy Boslan Weber-Moran Lucille Weber Bir Tony Weber Lake Avenue George Moran Oberlin Road St. Agnes Harry June Iinois Navy Georgette With Hat To Match . Wore & Corsice Ween Lake Avenue Laughlin Ross Nisa Mary McLaughlin Miss McLaughlin McLaughlin Harold Jones Mrs. McLaughlin Gates Avenue Pery Anna ' Antz Elyria Ave Lorain Wade Garrett Memphis Tenn Franklin Rollin North Ridgeville Wilbert Hoag Spencer Dorothy Peters Fast Avenue Richard Clark Clifton Blvd Lakewood Mary Starkey Grafton Ernest Bell Ida Starkey Leslie Maddock E. Riverst Wooster Avenue Wilbur Leach Geraldine Teare Clark St Louise Papa Clark Paul Schroeder Hast Avenua Minnie Hummer John Rawson Division I Second Congregational Fred Ernshaw Fremont Street Pedigress Canary Club F. Stehr Ninth Street Elyria Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Karl Plocher K. P Miss Miller India Woman's Benefit Association Wurst Hall Knights of St. John K. of C. Hall Mary-Martha The Methodist Church Mayme Fredericks Fifth Street Home For the Aged Second Congregational Church Claude Terry Eighth St Clarence Green Oxford Court Rebekah C. J. Archambeau Foster Avenue Circle No Carson Adams Street Utopia Club Jacob Gerber St. Ann's Eagles Dames of Malta St. Paul's Anna Keltz Kenyon Street Emme Dean Anderson Nellie Wheatly Williams Street Brotherhood of St. Paul's Church William Stuntz Schramm Road Tri-U Club Leo McClellan Thirteenth St Clan Robertson Pythian K. of P. Hall Bethel Shrine W.S. J Church of Pains Golleck 16Th Street C. Storer the Young Peoples” Society of Grace Lutheran Church Nierman Bond St Episcopal Church Church D. A. FR Danville Woman's Relief Corps Mom. C. Club Esther Draegert Northwest American Legion Auxiliary Sons and Daughters of Liberty Eileen Yeager James Carek W. E. Stevenson Frank Carek Harry C. Muhley Grace Lutheran Church Broadway, la- Fase Spring Valley Spring Valley Club Lake Torain Countian Oberlin Gladys Whitt Oberlin Conservatory Robert Lees Henrietta Oberlin College Joan Smith George, Street Summer Cook’s Millinery Masonic Temple Charis Jane M. Heli Mer Mildred Marian Emerich Anne Gules Harvey Leimbach LaGrange Road Mar-jorie Sawyer Oberlin Conservatory of Music Raevo the Hygienic Products CO Canton, Ohio Sani-Flusck Mary Thaw Thompson & Brookhouser Stone Middle Avenue Cascade Pavillion
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