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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1923
Page
7
A children's day program will be observed Sunday morning at the First M E Church. Many girls and boys take parts in the program with several named participants and class groups performing songs, recitations, and exercises.
Local notices announce a tuberculosis clinic with hours 1 to 6 pm at the K P Hall and the Ladies Auxiliary of Cantons. A very pretty wedding took place at St. Er's Ridgeville as Mary Sabeth Schmitz and Earl Jon Daugherty wed with Fr. Rhein officiating. The ceremony featured a pearl ornament and peony bouquet. Guests came from Cleveland Greensburg Kane and other areas for the reception.
The Women's Welsh Club meets with Mrs J F Johnson on East Avenue. A Sunday School cantata Gods Flower Land by Ethel Houser Harnish and Ira B Wilson is set for tomorrow. Various church circles plan picnics and entertaining afternoons. The wedding of Miss Marie Schwartz to Philip Flood Jr begins with a Catholic ceremony at St Agnes Couron and a large reception. Out of town guests from Cleveland Fort Wayne Lima Cincinnati Toledo and more attend.
Miss Katherine Armitage hosted the G Q G Club at 332 Furnace Street with business talks, a planned co ed picnic, music, and refreshments. Miss Mary Tarr farewells before training in Cleveland as Pollyanna Club members enjoy a spontaneous basement supper with roses and speeches.
Miss Virginia Eady of Eastave le was surprised on her birthday by ten items of her guests. Dinner followed with games and music as gifts were received. FIRST CHURCH NOTES The pulpit will be occupied tomorrow by Rev. Prof. John W. Wetsell of Hartford Conn. He teaches at Hartford Theological Seminary and has spoken in Riley verse readings. MARRIAGE LICENSES Bowell C. Daniels Ursula Wilder. Harry Armstrong Thelma Burford. Charles Smith Jr Helen Herdendorf. James A. McConike Esther J. Wiers. David Crawford Irene Firedei. Harry Vogler Helen Terry. Alfred G. Young Grace L. Walter.
Mrs. John T Brooks attended a Lake Erie College anniversary in Painesville and daughter Charlotte joined her for commencement. Miss Sara Sullivan and Earl Cherry wed at St Jarlome Cleveland. Numerous local residents travel, visit relatives, attend banquets, and plan summers in Ohio Wisconsin and Ontario with jobs and relocations noted.
In Columbus and cities like Canton and Lorain, League of Women Voters leaders urge citizens to study government and actively vote. Key speakers include Chicago director Mrs. William G. Hibbard and Judge Florence Allen, with local committees forming and memberships growing as public opinion is seen as enforcing laws.
Mrs F O Underhill to discuss Prison Reform at Amherst W T U meeting next Thursday with Mrs Lucy Horn. Admissions and discharges list residents across Elyria Oberlin Bellevue Grafton and Cleveland. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Newsom Clark at 217 East Avenue.
East Amherst notes include Mr and Mrs Elmer Baxter and son Alfred visiting Mrs John Greim at Amherst hospital. Lillian Whiton returns from Ohio Wesleyan College. Mrs O W Greene spends Tuesday in Elyria. Steve Goth family in Lorain. Alfred Baxter visits Amherst Monday. Melvin Schubert and family in Clyria and Russia. Elmer Barter and Alfred spend Tuesday evening.
In Oberlin Mr and Mrs E H Sinerson and family and Celia Henson spent Monday evening in Elyria. Lilian Whiton visited Elyria on Monday. Mrs Anna Bonnette and son Wilbur were Elyria visitors. William Henson visited Elyria. Mr and Mrs Jack Winson and son Junior called at the home of Mrs Anna Bonnette on Wednesday. Mrs Lille Henson and son William were Amherst visitors. Mrs Frank Mason and son Merton of Ridgeville spent Wednesday with Mrs Lillie Henson. Mr and Mrs Alfred Schwartz spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs E H Brucker and family. Mrs Elia Schmauech and Mrs am Smith and family of Am and. Mrs Charles Wright of Lorain exiled at the home of Mrs Little Henson on Tuesday. Wilbur Bonnette has a new Ford tapping car. Mrs Steve Toth and son Frank spent Thursday in Lorain. Wilbur Bonnette has returned from Detroit. Kathryn and Celia Henson spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs J.
Ashland and Southern Railroad round house burned causing about 10000 in losses. Ashland County Medical Society to banquet June 26 honoring doctors Reinhardt and Richards. Over 500 attend Ashland fish fry at Savannah Lake with 106 prizes worth over 400 awarded. Golden Glint Shampoo ad and Julius Fischer Orchestra at Overview Park.
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