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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1922

Page

8

Mary Garford Wilbur Orcutt Wedding Picnic Details

Ers Russell Waldorf and Miss othy Day hosted a country picnic in honor of Mary Garford and her upcoming marriage to Mr Wilbur Orcutt. Guests enjoyed games and music. Mary received a salad fork set and a tomato server. Out of town guest Mrs Marguerite Massey Kane of Washington DC attended. Garford is Lake Erie college alum and former Elyria High School gym teacher. Orcutt teaches at the Nashville High School.

Ers Russell Waldorf Othy Day Mary Garford Wilbur Orcutt Doro- Day Marguerite Massey Kane Washington, D.C Gartford Lake Erie College Elyria High School Myr. Orcutt Nashville Eleanor Thomas Oxford Avenue Morris Smith Ruth Thomas

Emma Lender Weds Walter Horton at Columbus Home

Emma Lender and Walter Horton united in marriage at noon in Columbus at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Shelton. Rev. J. H. Grant officiated with a double ring service. The couple, both active in First Congregational Church, plan a Bucyrus honeymoon.

Emma Lender Walter On F. M. Shelton Columbus T J. H. Grant Roy Morgan Mrs. Horton Mr. Horton Bucyrus First Congregational Church

Charles Persons to Wed Carol Jensen of Utah

Charles Persons plans to wed Miss Carol Jensen of Utah this week. The couple will marry on the twentieth, as announced at a social gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George A. Persons.

Arles Persons Carol Jensen Utah George A. Persons Cdar Street Charles F. C Mr. Pleasant

Community clubs and church events fill tonight and tomorrow

Local groups schedule meetings and social gatherings across churches, lodges, and clubs. Highlights include Moose Lodge and Pythian Sisters events tonight, Boy Scouts at the Y and a reception for Rev Kenneth Close tomorrow, plus circle meetings at St Pauls and St Ann circles and a Clover Leaf Circle gathering.

W. G. Sharp J. He. Grant A. L. Garford Kenneth Close Pilgrim Community Church Clover Leaf Circle St. Pauls Church

Local Residents Make Moves and Visits This Week

Mr and Mrs Frank Block relocate from 649 Todi street to 20986 Bath street. Mrs Carl Leon of Fremont and children visit Mrs J H Block at 434 Twelfth street for two weeks. Mr and Mrs John Blowers return to Vermilion after a weekend with son and daughter in law E C Blowers at 229 Bath. Miss Josephine Braman returns from Wheaton College Norton MA to her parents at 415g Second street after a week in New York City. Reverend and Mrs Paul Bourquin and children plan three week trip to Van Wert Wapakoneta and Indianapolis and Bourquin will attend the Ohio District Conference of the Evangelical Sayod. Mrs Charles Decker of Furnace street visits her brother in New Philadelphia for several days. Mr Decker has returned from the weekend there. Mrs Lee H Bright of 406 Furnace street hosts a party Monday for her son Lee’s fifth birthday with ten guests including Mrs Mary Bright and two Cleveland children.

Frank Block Todi Street Bath Street Carl Leon Fremont J. H. Block Twelfth Street John Blowers Vermiliion E. C. Blowers Josephine Braman Wheaton College Norton Massachusetts C. M. Braman Second Street New York City Paul Bourquin Third Street Jeff Monday van Wert Wapakoneta Indianapolis Indiana Wapakon B. Marshall Detroit W. Shall Eighth Street J. M. Marshall Oxford Avenue Henry Vogler Lorain Doris Todd Fifth Stre Rockford Iline Arthur Rebekah Frank Day Fourth Street Kia Kellar Lewis C. M. Terry Garvin Nge William Aldrich Bay Village Regina Bodine New London Cadek Conservatory Chattanooga Tenn Homer Gy Wilford West Ninth Street Morris B. Smith Jesse Penderths Middle Avenue Novelda Noderer Johnstown Geo. R. Kelley East Avenue Geo. Miller Cleveland Street Ed Horton Cleveland Leon Harden North Olmsted Julia Bruce W. C. Park Grafton Rollin Shoup W. C. Shoup Shoup

Local social notes and visits across towns

A stream of brief social items lists visits and celebrations. B Marshall of Detroit, relatives from Lorain and Oxford Avenue, Doris Todd off to Rockford for three weeks, the Rebekah Club hosts a Kia Party, Mrs C M Terry from Garv inge calls on family, and many more visits and anniversaries are noted including Mrs C Gee Ingersoll recovering from surgery and Julia Bruce’s 90th birthday celebration.

Elks Lodge Holds Regular Meeting as Changes Noted

A fragmented clipping notes the Elks Lodge held its regular business meeting last evening. It mentions a telegraph operator who has visited South America, China, and Hawaii during absences, and references Elyria and a cattle salesman in passing.

Elyria South Am- China Elks Lodge

Marriages Reported For Five Local Couples

A list of marriage licenses shows James Rika 22 iron worker Brecksville with Helen E Winterfeld 20 Idgerville. Ira W Horton 31 electrician with Emma J Lender 25 Elyria. Charles A Burton 53 foreman with Ellen Miller 56 Aven Lorain. Rev LaFoliette Robert A Lewis 34 top operator Rochester with Mary J Huett 40 Columbia Station. Rev Redhead Ivan S Justice physical director and Meira Oimutz teacher Lorarin. Rev Newton Donaldson. John L Mawell 23 mechanic Rent with Mary L Forbush 22 teacher LaGrange. Rev Raphael Heorey S Dudley 24 manager with Correne E Durand 26 nurse Oberlin. Rev Edward Boswortth.

James Rika Brecksville Helen E. Winterfeld Idgerville Ira W. Horton Emma J. Lender Elyria John Grant Chas. A. Burton Round House Aven Ellen Miller Lorain LaFoliette Robert A. Lewis Rochester Mary J. Huett Columbia Redhead Ivan S. Justice Meira Oimutz Newton Donaldson John L. Mawell Rent Mary L. Forbush LaGrange Raphael Heorey S. Dudley Correne E. Durand Oberlin Edward Boswortth

English Lecturer Ada L Grisson Arrives in New York

Mrs Ada L Grisson an English lecturer and authoress arrives in New York to deliver her famous lecture Look Up Cheer Up Buck Up aimed at making America laugh. She travels to promote humor and uplift audiences with her catchy motto Make Em Laugh.

Ada L. Grisson New York America

Widow Mrs Smythe Sees Oil Land Investment Pay Off

Mrs Nina Smythe of Los Angeles, once a laundress with meager weekly wages, saved a few hundred dollars and invested in oil land. The gamble yielded a weekly income of 2900 dollars for her and her several children, transforming their finances.

Nina Smythe Los Angeles Joye

Breakfast and supper menu with varied recipes

Today’s recipes include Maître d'hôtel butter, Brown Betty, Pork Chops with Tomato Soup, and Stuffed Potatoes. Also tips on silk stocking care and refreshing old veils. Recipes feature butter lemon parsley, apples with crumbs, and tomato gravy for chops.

Gil

Sunday Dinner Recipe Tips and Leftover Ideas

A home cooking page presents a full day menu with breakfast and lunch items plus a practical Sunday dinner approach using veal leftovers. It includes Spice Cake and Butter Scotch Whip recipes, dessert ideas, and tips for boiled frosting egg whites curtain dyeing gravy thickening and silver cleaning with simple steps and measurements.

Measuring the brides inRoyden village dowry rite

A centuries old manor bequest funds annual dowries for four brides in Royden. Each year the youngest and eldest brides are chosen by church records, while the shortest and tallest are measured after removing shoes by the officiating minister.

I. Royden

Canary Birds for Sale by Mrs Crisp

For sale canary birds including English and St Andreasberg rollers priced from 1.50 to 10.00. Call phone 8051 to reach Mrs Crisp.

Crisp

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