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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
3
A brief notice presents lace hats as ideal for formal evening wear. It emphasizes that they are adapted for women of good taste but with limited means, highlighting affordable fashion options.
Marie Mueller marries Roy Jensen of Erie Pennsylvania on March with vows in a ceremony and reception. The bride wore white satin trimmed with lace and carried a bouquet of bride’s roses. They plan to reside in Boston after a short wedding trip.
The Elyris Memorial Hospital Alumni Association hosted a banquet at Alber Villa on Wednesday evening for the gradual Class of 1832 as guests of honor. Miss Clara Mie Wheaton welcomed the class, Miss Vada Jenkins responded, and Miss Harriet entertained with a monologue. A refined program featured three selections from Miss Mary Louise Barres, dance solos by Miss Cones Bell, and piano accompaniment by Miss Louise Hastings. Special praise for courteous treatment by the Alber staff was noted.
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary and Circle No 6 of the Methodist Church held meetings with Mrs. Howard Brown hosting Circle No 6. Guests Mrs. Edwin L. Kirby and J. C. Johnson attended as the group planned a program with music readings and refreshments.
The Round Table Club and families held their annual picnic and business meeting at Shadraback on the Vermilion River on Wednesday June twentieth. Officers elected for the ensuing year were President F. M. Shelton Vice President Mrs Frank Wiltord Secretary Mrs W B Hubbdell Treasurer W R Comings and Miss Dorothy Snyder was made an active member. The group enjoyed a picnic dinner with swimming and a baseball game afterward.
Local notices detail church picnics and services at Second Congregational, La Porte Methodist, and G A R Hall. Events include a Children Day cantata, a Lemon dinner, temperance reception, and new member inductions with prize checks. Also listed are circle No 8 officers, member honors in Lorain, and hospital admissions and discharges.
Birth notices note a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Barney Freeman at 1025 Tenth Street Lorain and a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Hinde at 2096 Stearns Road Cleveland. The page also lists several individuals and locations including Howard Smallwood, Aaron Firl, Mrs Clif ford Larabee, Mrs Mary Brown nd Spencer, and Hotel Chic.
Mrs Nash of Hamilton Canada visits Mrs R A Shryock at 124 Lincoln Court. Several families from Vermilion Longhead Ashtabula and Buffalo attend weddings in the area. Miss Ruth Harrington marries Walter A Peterson in Buffalo. Stanley Seward named advertising manager of White Meteor Co in Cleveland. News of extended visits from Cleveland Chicago Jamestown Philadelphia and Sandusky at various homes.
An advertisement claims Gulden Glint Shampoo delivers superior brown hair results, noting vivid shine and lasting manageability after use. It emphasizes a favorable comparison test and urges readers to try the product for salon like results at home.
Elyria Chapter No 165 Order of Eastern Star schedules a special meeting Friday June 22 at 7 30 p m for initiation of candidates Marie Squire W M signs as official.
Funeral services for N. G. Hoyt will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Wellington Baptist Church with interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Wellington Band to perform at a park concert tonight. Includes local society notes and brief personal mentions from Wellington June 21.
An East of Lorain inn advertises rooms and catering for individuals and clubs. The listing notes veranda views over Lake Erie and swimming parties, with inquiries for rates. Antiques are also offered for sale.
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