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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
12
The Official Board met and agreed to combine morning services in July and August. On St John’s Day June 24 the Masons will attend the service as a group. Plans move toward the Disciple churches annual meeting in this district of about twenty churches to be held in this city on August 26.
Twenty members met at Mrs John Richards for the Circle No 9 meeting. Officers for next year were elected led by President Mrs Whitacre and Vice President Mrs Myers. Picnic plans made for July at Mrs Tapper s in Brownhelm with refreshments and music provided.
Twelve members of the Beacon Light Club met at Mrs. Ernest Pallas home to hike the woods. They arrived at Mrs. Elisa Dellefield’s home for a marshmallow roast. On June 22 they visit Miss Ruth Pallas on Adams Avenue.
Mrs Hattie O'Hara and Benjamin Shubert were married in Revaghead's study at 10.00 am. They left for a short trip, with no attendants. The notices also list other marriages and licenses including Hanick Bauer and Notawa Club meeting notes.
Local notices list participants and addresses for a Little Miss sports costume event. Names and street locations include Lillam Davis RD Grafton Ohio and 705 West River Street for a Mrs Hopewell with baby, along with Mrs Howard Collier 2647 South 67th Street Philadelphia and Ruby Curtie 417 Colorado Avenue Toledo Ohio.
Mrs W G Sharp returns home from four months in New York City. Mr and Mrs A R Webber attend Baldwin Wallace Alumni Banquet in Berea. Mr and Mrs Ward Stonkner of Fredonia New York visit Northrup street. Mr and Mrs Stenicker head to Seattle Washington. Mrs Buswell entertains Mrs Perry Thompson of Grafton. Mr and Mrs Alva Bullock attend Grotto Convent Hall in Cleveland. Mrs W Crisman returns to Richmond Indiana. Mr E Steele visits Mrs Cora Foskett. Mr and Mrs R D Henderson return from Washington Pa and class reunion. Rev Newton Moore returns to Ashland Ohio to lead First Congregational Church. Woman's Welsh club bake sale at Superior Electric Saturday at 10.00.
Community members visit relatives in Ohio Pennsylvania and Michigan. Returns from Florida and Ohio State University marked by travel. Local Rebekah Lodge elects Anna Friday as president for the coming year.
Walter Smith son of Rey and Mrs W S Smith of Beverly Court completed his freeshman year at Muskingum College New Concord Ohio and is expected home this weekend. King Fauver student at Harvard Law School Cambridge Massachusetts expected home next Tuesday. The regular meeting of Court of Honor will be held Friday evening in the G A R hall followed by a cordial supper.
Marave Burrows, a 15 year old from New York, becomes the youngest artist shown in the Parts Salon exhibit. Her early showcase marks a notable achievement for a teenage creator.
An advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate tablets as a safe, organic phosphate remedy sold in drug stores. It claims modern foods lack phosphorus, leaving 40 percent of people nervous, weak, and run-down, and urges taking one tablet with meals to improve morning energy.
A movement seeks to provide women with the same opportunities for theological study as men within the Episcopal Church. Some proponents note faith in odd numbers with a nod to the idea of favoring number one.
Arthur Wilson issues an ad to Hasel Van Halen at lot 120 Federal Home Building Co. ad to Lorain for $500. The brief notice highlights a financial offer connected with a local property listing and a named party.
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