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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1924
Page
5
Ann Mendelsohn daughter of Sol eidelsohn wed Ben Kaatz of 4 fend in an afternoon ceremony at 3:30 at the center in Cleveland. Rabbi Goldman officiated. The bride wore a dark blue gown.
Dr. Chitambar president of Lucknow Christian College lauds Robert Rankin and Lucknow College vice president at a Methodist church program. He describes India social ills and religious reform including caste, child marriage, widow superstition, and the drive toward a dry country with faith in a capable leader.
The G A R W R C club met in Grand Army Hall with Flora Hoak presiding to plan a July 2 Cascade Park picnic for G A R and Women’s Button Corps members. Floral tributes, music, and remarks highlighted a social afternoon.
Miss Lucile Hinman leads pupils in a piano recital at Congregational church. The program features varied classical pieces by Weber, Bachmann, Debussy, Liszt, and MacDowell with student performances and orchestral accompaniment providing festive atmosphere and strong audience appreciation.
Miss Esther Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Young of Hornace Street and Wilbur Troup of Cascade Street wed on Saturday June 21 at the home of Mr and Mrs Nelph Young Furnace Street. Rev William Flam mer officiated with Ruth Young as briderman Milton Troup attended the groom Lillian Gray played the wedding march. The bride wore a white canton model and carried roses and baby breath. Francis Ngh of Vermilion was a guest from out of town. The couple will reside with J W Troup on Cascade Street.
Nearly seventy members of the First Baptist church gathered at Dr. and Mrs. W. Walker 15 Fifth Street for a social evening. The program featured games and stunts including a styles presentation by Max Van Wormer and Harold Briges, with readings by Ralph Obitts and Harold Br at various points. Light refreshments were served later in the evening.
Rev. Edwin Kirby united two Wellington couples at a parsonage ceremony at 10:00 this morning. The contracting parties were Miss Pearl Robson with Percy Garrett and Miss Orpha M Wilcox with Parl C Finley. The couples were unattended. Mr and Mrs Finley plan a motor trip to the east and will reside in Cleveland. Mrs Elia Nicholl visits Mrs Henry Gawn of Ampherat this week.
Various groups hold gatherings across Elyria including Masons, Woodmen of America, Machinists, Mandolin Club, Bible classes, piano pupils recital at First Congregational Church, Grace Lutheran teachers, Maccabees, B'nai B'rith at Temple, Elks, and Legion. Election of delegates for state associations scheduled. Odd Fellows and I O O F lodge events noted.
Fragmentary hospital notes list names and partial addresses including Maury Tura and Mrs. Lo Ilumimnic with various streets such as Foster Avenue and Parkwood Road. The text also cites baby girl births and multiple residents in La Grange Toledo and Amher areas with scattered street names and initials.
A fragmented listing includes Garrett 26 mail clerk and Earl Robinson 21 clerk of Wellington, and Raymond MacFarland 24 machinist with Henrietta Butts 24 teacher of Lorain, alongside several others with various trades and reverends. The notice contains multiple names and places such as Lorain and Cleveland with occupations and ages, indicating a broad community notice or court related listing.
Mrs. Charles Burt and Mrs. William Abbey visited in Sev enth street with James Burt. Cleveland guests Charles Campbell and wife dined with George Campbell family. Telzerow group and Talzerow family motored to Turin. Pauline Bartlome in Amherst. Scheld and Mund families hosted at Rucyrus. Fred Bartlome stayed with E A Telzerow. A Daily family from Akron visiting J H Hurst for Falkner Hurst Capitals.
Mr and Mrs R F C Boynton and family of 1462 Middle avenue plan a move to Grand Rapids. F L M Shelton of Springfield visits for a few days and attends the Ohio State Teachers Association convention at Cedar Point. J H Symons and Carleton Bates visit friends in the city. Horace of J Broad street hosts weekend guests with Mr and Mrs EF Horace. Edith Coy visits daughter Cherah Keller. R C Mason and family attend the Ohio State Teacher Association convention at Cedar Point. Arthur Lockard of Haronue leaves for Clendening W Va for summer duties. Mr and Mrs Rayner attend events in Cleveland, visiting Gates, White, and Eckwiler of Youngstown. Wallington hosts J N Stringer of Long Beach and A Cronton of Madison at dinner. Mrs Wallington’s guest Miss Stocking of North Bend Nebraska visits. Richwine returns from Denver after attending the International Congress of Norwalk.
Local residents host guests and visit relatives including Mr and Mrs August Newman and son Calvin in town, Miss Beatrice Wilbert staying with Mrs N S Pudley, and families attending funerals and illnesses. Clergy Rev W C Birkner leaves for Fort Wayne India, and Minister Clementel described, with agricultural product ads including Turnip Seed 50 cents lb and floral and plant sales by Heeovk Floral Co and Louie Whitney.
Etienne Clementel has been appointed as Minister of Finance in the latest French cabinet. As a noted authority on economic matters, he is expected to steer fiscal policy and economic reform in France.
The text notes a chairmanship at the Supreme Meo home Council and a committee on economic questions linked to Versailles peace talks. It adds Dr Christine Murrell of London elected to the British Medical Association council as the first woman to hold this honor, reflecting notable cross national recognition. It also mentions garden seeds and bean varieties offered by a seed purveyor.
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