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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1923

Page

8

Florence Fay Weds Dr. C O Jaster in Washington Avenue Ceremony

Miss Florence Fay daughter of Mrs Lamartine Fay wed Dr Orlando Jaster in a Presbyterian service at a Washington Avenue home. Rev John Grant officiated as music by Mme Gardner Bartlett and Mr Bemis accompanied. The couple departed for an extended East trip with out of town guests from Cleveland and Roanoke.

Florencea Fay Lamartine Fay Orlando Jaster Solem Washington Avenue John Grant Georgette Crepe Mass Josephine Fay Columbia Agnes Temple Fay Willis Wirt Fay Jaster M. F. Elliott Mme Gardner-Bartlett Reginald DeKoven Alvin Bemis Pierne Lohengrin Gladys McCullough Guid Hardelot Mr. Bemis E Chappelka Irene Chappelka Roger Chappelka Cleveland Evans Gray Linney Roanoke Virginia

Mrs Fritz Rudin Elected President of M E W H M S

The last meeting of the year of the M E W H M S was held Tuesday afternoon in Sunday School rooms. Mrs Fritz Rudin was elected president with a full slate of officers and chairmen listed. Devotions centered on children with prayers, songs, a Shepherds story, and a Twenty third Psalm reading. An offering for the Children's Work was collected as the meeting closed with singing and prayer.

M .E. Hhaveh King’s Heralds Fritz Radin Nettie Nichols King’s Heralds Department Schwind Fritz Rudin Elizabeth Cowrse C . Koppes Minnie Reid H. Baumer C. J. Elliott 9J T Hoak Youngs Peoples Elizabeth Stevens W. B. Hawk Lewis Whitacre F H Phelps Clarence Beazell Edwin Kirby Wesleyan Circle J G Whitney Home Guards Mothers Jewels Henry Hedrich J. C. Perry John Foster Sunshine C J Wall Korby Henry Heidrich Elizabeth Kateseh Mary and Eleanor Municks Josephine Whitmore Alicea Osborne Evelyn Robers Roberta Storm Evangeline Rothe

Local Legion Post 12 Reports Strong Overseas Graves Endowment Support

Elyma Post No 12 of the American Legion held a regular meeting in remodeled rooms with good attendance. They credited $20000 raised for the Overseas Graves Endowment Fund, far ahead of other posts, and accepted new members. Mrs Mahala Burrell donated 150.00 to help remodel and the post plans a June 14 opening with Gen J R McQuige and local officers as guests.

American Mahala Burrell Burrell J R McQuige Cleveland Legion

N T girls honor Wiss Mueller at shower

Miss Deris and Miss Edith Terrell hosted the TNT Club at Miss Terrell s home for a miscellaneous shower honoring former teacher Miss Marie Mueller and reuniting former class members. A luncheon was served and candy favors shaped like little men accompanied a fish pond fortune drawing.

Deris ‘Odd Edith Terrell TNT Club First Congregational Miss Terrell West Avenue Marie Mueller Miss Mueller

Graduates named in Carlisle township eighth grade ceremony

Twenty eight Carlisle township students earned eighth grade certificates in a formal program featuring a quartet from Oberlin and remarks by Dr Edwin Kirby. Recitations, music, and a class address highlighted the event with names listed from LaPorte Chestnut Grove West Ridge Murray Ridge Quarry Campbell centers.

Carlisle Township Avery Oberlin Edwin Kirby Saneeee Eaae Hazel Ross Eleanor Hoadley Ohange i Edward Downs Ethel Willer Murray West Ridge LaPorte School Clyde Worthington She Seroz Roger Phelps Madred Huene Luele Bruce Lester Alexander Chestnut Grove Thelma Smith Karl Brown Matto Qunar

Local Residents Spend Time with Kin and Attend Socials

Mrs Leo A Wagner and daughter Dorothy of Alhambra California visit Mrs Wagner’s sister Mrs Frank Derek on Gulf Street. Mrs R E Landell and son Howard of Sugar Grove Pennsylvania spend two weeks with mother Mrs O 8 Striesland of Nicholls block. Mrs Henry Pomero of Bath Street visits relatives in Amherst. Mr and Mrs John Kennedy of West River Street visit daughter Mrs Slach in Finchas. Mr and Mrs M Fred Ernshaw entertain guests M and Mrs Bern Barmer from Michigan. Mrs T E Cassd of Chicago visits mother Mrs McHars on Lake Avenue. Miss Josephine Braman will return to Wheaton College Norton Massachusetts as a senior next year. Mr and Mrs Lee Day and daughters Donna and Doris of Bornontown Florida visit relatives in Elyria. Mrs Mayme Hall attends a party by the Leagues Aux etc in Lorain. Mrs J F Emerek and Catherine Woon attend a bridge party in Lorain in honor of Miss Mary Mannion whose marriage to Dr Kasinski will occur next week. Mrs Augusta Fichtner of Ninth Street admitted to St Joseph’s hospital. George Block Jr expected home tomorrow from Concordia College Fort Wayne Indiana. Rev and Mrs C H Searles, Mrs John Waldo Hinckley and Mrs W C Porter Oberlin road dine with Judge and Mrs A R Webber. The Wiss Etta and Julia Borkwell plus Mr and Mrs W C Porter spend Sunday in Ashland. Henry Koepp and David Beattie attend Bricklayers’ Convention in Ironton Ohio. Miss Esther and Dorothy Conway of Third attend Xre spend day in Cleveland. Mrs William McArren visits her sister Mrs James McHay in Brodrick Saskatchewan.

Leo A Wagner Dorothy Alhambra Cal Wagner Frank Derek Gulf Street R E Landell Howard Sugar Grove Striesland Nicholls Block Henry Pomero Bath Street Ig V.sinig Amherst John Kennedy West River Street Slach Finchas Fred Ernshaw Fremont Street Bern Barmer Mien T.E Cass.d Chicaga McHars Lake Avenue Josephine Braman Wheaton College Norton Mass Lee Day Donna Drris Bornontown Fia Elyria Mayme Hall Le&ges Ninth Street St. Joseph's Hospital George Block Jr Concordian College Ft Wayne Indiana C H Searles John Waldo Hinckley W.C Porter Oberlin Road A. R. Webber Wisses Etta Julia Borkwell W C. Porter

Missionary Society meets as Lorain countys churches unite

The Quarterly meeting of the Women s Missionary Society of the Baptist Churches of Lorain County met at Trimus Banst church in South Lorain with Elvyra Baptists attendees including Mrs Harold Briggs and others. Several visitors and members listed from Lorain, Newark, Elyria and beyond attended the event. Discharges note residents Joan Kershaw Clyde Hendrison Elizabeth Webster and Mrs Frank Phelps among others.

Women’s Missionary Society of First Baptist Church G Nichols Davidson Modern Woodman of America Moose Lodge Ladies’ Auxiliary Eagles’ Hall Church of Christ Ed “Mirs Belton Torono W McArren Gore Ida Cadden Ferms Jeanette Jerome Mars M’laughlin Ridgeville Mir Wo Walters Betty Moore Chicago T Hamilton Edmonton Canada B E Alen Ninth Street Washington D. C Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Churches of Lorain Trimus Banst Church South Lorain Elvyra Baptists Harold Briggs Mary Ott Hale Mass Eliza Lester Annie Everard Rielly Hastings O G Nichols Freda Marion Daniels Beck Fern Flickengier Bernice Wilson R W Wanting Nelson VarnWormer L E Palmer B Davidson Margaret Sandersen Wehrle Newark Ohio Ruicnard Herg Harvard Avenue John Bub Elyria Finley South Main Street Amhe Oho Joan Kershaw Lake Avenue Clyde Hendrison Wellington Elizabeth Webster Wake Avenue Grand Junction Colorado Frank Phelps East Bridge Street

Penfield dairymen plan tuberculosis cattle testing

Penfield Township dairy farmers meet under Lorain County Fair Bureau to outline state and federal testing of all Penfield cattle. Affected herds must test clear to be shown or sold as safe for consumption. Committees will visit farmers to organize widespread testing and eradicating the disease.

Wellington Penfield Township Penfield Lorain County H H Perkins Touuch P H Rogers

Special Church Meeting Announced for Wednesday Evening

Sunday morning service at 10 30 a m at the Methodist Church led by Pastor Rev J W Naramore announces a special meeting of the Ofaiai Board after prayer.

Methodist Church J. W. Naramore Ofaiai Board

Lumber theft reported near Ohio hotel on West Avenue

Police were notified last night that lumber belonging to Mr. Jennie Miller designed for a garage had been stolen from near the Ohio hotel on West Avenue. Ad text and product claim are noted but not relevant to the incident.

Jennie Miller Ohio Hotel West Avenue

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