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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
5
Multiple public notices and court actions from Lorain County Ohio including divorce filings by Katherine Savory and Mary Baindy t, land sale actions by Sheriff Adams, and quiet title suit by George Reynolds. Proceedings set for hearings and public auctions in Elyria and Lorain counties with dates in June and July 1929.
Miss Amelia Reiser daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Reiger of Germany wed Aloysius J Nagel of Avon at Holy Trinity Church Avon. The ceremony was led by Rev A J Rust with bridesmaid Miss Marcella Detzel and flower girl Rosemary Detzel. A breakfast followed at Mrs Kate Kreuzer s Inn on Detroit road and the couple planned to live at East Avon on Detroit road after their honeymoon.
Mrs Floria Moon has recovered from her illness. Eleven eighth grade pupils graduated from St Marys school Sunday. Mr and Mrs J E Davidson and son James returned from a three days visit to Charleston West Virginia. Miss Lydia Wolf graduated from Wittenburg College Springfield Ohio. Mrs Bert Moon is suffering from a stroke. William McCleave of Cleveland J M Jones and Carl Schmidt of Elyria were in Avon on business. High School Booster annuals were given out. Mary Nagel is ill at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Kriebel. Mr and Mrs Guy Cahoon will move to farms in Ravenna. George Seasot s condition is better. New blacksmith shop occupied by S Moyler of Rocky River. Mrs J ?, Alten and daughter Eula Lorain visitors. Mr and Mrs Riddles visited Elyria and Berea. Avon High School opens Tuesday Sept 4. Dorothy Stagg unable to graduate due to scarlet fever but is better now.
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