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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1922

Page

6

Miss Ruth Humphreys Weds Sherwood Byam Today

The wedding of Miles Ruth W. Humphreys to Sherwood R. Byam occurred at St. Andrew's Episcopal church at ten this morning. Rev. Edwin B. Redhead officiated. flowers adorned the altar. The bride wore a white crepe-de-chine dress with a rose corsage. Both are Elyria High School graduates, and they plan to reside at 7233 Meade Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., where the groom is employed, after a short honeymoon.

Miles Ruth W. Humphreys Sherwood R. Byam St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Edwin B. Redhead

Miss Eva Mendelson and Sam Kahn wed in Cleveland

Miss Eva Mendelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Mendelson and Samuel Kahn of Cleveland were married yesterday in Cleveland with Rabbi Goldman officiating. Guests included relatives and out of town visitors from Chicago Cleveland Youngstown Butte Montana. The couple left for a two week wedding trip to Mackinac Island and will reside on Eastern Hts Boulevard.

Eva Mendelson 5. Mendelson Samuel Kahn Cleveland Rabbi Goldman H. E. Sobuls Mendelson Furnace Street Chicago Youngstown Butte Montana Kahn Elyria High School Oberlin Business College Mackinac Islands Hts

Y W C A Conclave Inspires Elyrians at Oberlin

Elyrians gathered at Oberlin College for the eight day Young Women's Christian Association Industrial Conference. Three hundred twenty business girls from Ohio and West Virginia attended with twenty five delegations. Program featured Miss Grace Coyle, Judge Florence Allen, Miss Rice, and local and guest speakers.

Oberlin College Young Women’s Christian Association Ohio West Virginia Grace Coyle Ohio and King Miss Coyle Ray Warner Florence Allen

Elmer Lange Weds Cleveland Girl In Saturday Ceremony

Elmer Lange married Miss Henrietta Burdort of Cleveland at the bride's home on Spokane Avenue. The couple, with attendees including the Lange family and local relatives, plans a short honeymoon before residing with Henrietta’s mother. Lange is employed by Gabriel Snubbers Company in Cleveland.

Elmer Lange Cleveland Henrietta Burdort Sophie Burdort C. H. Lange Spokane Avenue Long Unity Lutheran Church Misa Eleanor Bordorf Paul Gimbel Mary Lange H. Lange Mary Robert Peters F. J. Gotro Anita Leroy Mr. Lange Gabriel Snubbers Company

St John’s Day Services Attended by Local Lodges

Two hundred members of Frank Harmon and King Solomon’s Lodges attended St John’s Day services at the Church of Christ. Rev W L Burner delivered an inspiring sermon on John the Baptist preparing for the Messiah. The three notable traits highlighted were courage, conviction, and zeal.

John the Baptist

Dwyer Dinner Honors Visitors From St. Vincent’s Orphanage

Mr and Mrs Thomas Dwyer hosted a six o clock dinner at 115 Elbe street in honor of Sisters Cyril and Eusebius from St Vincent’s Orphanage Cleveland. Pink and red ramblers adorned the table for twenty guests including Mr and Mrs L D Shafer Mrs Caroline Kelch and family Amherst Mr and Mrs P D Ward and family Pittsburg Pa Mr and Mrs J F Martin Miss Anna Dwyer and P F Dwyer Lorain and Miss Alice Kelch Akron/OH city residents attended.

Thomas Dwyer Elbe Street Cyril Eusebius St. Vincent's Orphanage Cleveland L. D. Shaffer Caroline Kelch Amherst P. D. Ward Pittsburg Penn

Tonight and Tomorrow Community Events List

A long notice lists events tonight and tomorrow across local groups. Knights of Columbus, American Legion Auxiliary, Y M C A circles, women’s groups, and church circles hold meetings and social events. Picnics, birthday gatherings, and club activities fill the weekend with multiple Lorain County hosts.

King Solomon's Lodge Knights of Columbus Song of Veterans American Legion Auxiliary Brotherhood of American Yao- Men Church Council of Grace Lutheran Church Lorain County LaGrange Second Congregational Church E. Malterer Bell Avenue Orients Cleveland Elyria Knights of Templars Lorain Odd Fellows Lodge American Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary Knights of St. John Women's Benefit Association Elks Lodge Federation Girls of Y. W. Hatikvah Club Knights of Pythias Women's Christian Temperance Union Rotary Club Exchange Club Circle St. Paul's Church Young Ladies Society St. John's Lutheran Church Glen’s Beach East Side Henry Heldrich E. Heights Blvd

Succession Crops Boost Garden Yield Through Summer

The Elyria Home Garden Association outlines succession cropping and companion planting to keep gardens productive all season. Suggestions include following spinach and radishes with corn or beets, early peas with celery, and intercropping strawberries with beans or corn rows. Emphasizes soil enrichment with manure and fertilizer as crops use soil heavily.

Elyria Home Garden Association

Small Town Residents Share Travel and Visits

Mrs James Armitage returns from the Kiwanis Convention in Toronto while Mr Armitage stays a few days. Dorothy Crisp visits relatives in Cleveland. Mrs J D Kiser visits Detroit for weeks. Mr and Mrs Harold Briggs spend a week in New York City. Mr and Mrs H G Vincent guests of Mr and Mrs C W Landon in Albion. The Cook family returns to Albion after visiting Henry Cook’s home. Chestnut Grove Home Department to picnic at Riverview Friday. Mrs Joseph Reed visits relatives countrywide. George Vogler hosts Sunday dinner. Walter Grobe and son Robert visit from South Ridge with Marian Spiegelberg. Mrs C Leimbach weekend in Port Clinton for yacht races. Miss Mary Avery visits Lorain County Abstract Co. at North Olmsted. Wm Davis visiting friends in Norwalk. Mr J Johnson travels with wife from Cheshire Block. Miss Agnes Koenig attends Y W A Conference at Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Wm Kofske and …

Mabel Sumner Street Cleveland Sandusky Laura Koehn Glenwood Street Hilda Krueser Mildred Koepp Amherst Mildreds Luella Schroeder Bank Street William Schultz Oak Harbor Albert H. Plas Clark Street Alice Play Henry Schultz Toledo Columbus Street Maries John Zinsmeister Lorain Wm. Struck Glenwood St Louis Schroeder John Wellert Ninth Street Charles Schultz William Neufer School Street Cedar Point Cora Phelps Washington, DC Carl Swops West Salem Kate Webster Mt. Vernon Arthur Bailey East Avenue James Armitage Ful l Nate Street Toronto Canada Armitage Dorothy Crisp Eastern Heights Boulevard 3. D. Kiser Detroit Michigan Harold Briggs Tenth Street New York City H. G. Vincent Fife Lake Buffalo New York C. W. Landon Cambridge Street Lawrence Cook Albion Henry Cook Prospect Street Chestnut Grove Riverview Joseph Reed George Vogler Lake Avenue Walter Grobe Robert South Ridge Marian Spiegelberg Middle Ridge C. Leimbach Port Clinton Mary Avery Lorain County Abstract Co L. A. Bacon North Olmsted

Fishing trip starts as two daughters head north

Two daughters motored to northern Michigan for a fishing trip starting Sunday. Harry H. Smith and his brother Frank returned from a weeklong business trip to Grand Rapids and Chicago. Mrs. Grace Beaver of 153 Cleveland Street hosted her mother Mrs. George Hudson of Belden and Mrs. Louise Teasdale South of Massillon on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert McSweeney and their baby daughter of Cleveland were weekend guests of Mrs. McSweeney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Webber of Middle Avenue.

Michigan Harry H. Smith Frank Grand Rapids Chicago Illinois Grace Beaver Cleveland Street George Hudson Belden Louise Teasdale South Massillon Adelbert McSweeney Cleveland McSw

Social Visits Across Elyria Oberlin and Nearby

Mr and Mrs Hollinesworth of Elyria spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Howard Woodru. Mr and Mrs Geilchottn spent Saturday evening in Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Walter Hayden were also mentioned in the social notices.

Hollinesworth Elyria Howard Woodru Eilchottn Oberlin Walter Hayden

Wellington Woman Found Dead Sunday

Wellington, June 26 Mrs. Washington Koonz was found dead at her home on Johns street likely long after death. Funeral notices will be announced in this paper later. Wellington personals note numerous locals with weekend visits and travels including Elyria Akron Lakewood and Cleveland.

Wellington Washington Koonz Johns Street

Chiropractic Education Campaign Committee Named by Board

The United Chiropractic Board of Education appoints a committee of chiropractors to carry on an educational campaign. Articles will be published in this newspaper. Chiropractors in Elyria and Oberlin include T. Clauser, Olive Dunfee, and RH. D. Reynolds with contact details in Lorain County.

Elyria Lorain County United Chiropractic Board of Education Oberlen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ruth Humphreys Sherwood Byam Sam Kahn Miss Rice National Board Miss Ireland Industrial Department Morrison Finney Chapel Conservatory Lima Clubs Federation Cleveland Y Merriam Mamie Wing Dorothy Smith Dorothy Smith Associate To the General and Many Girls, Mrs. Scheu| Pemann John Faxon Mary Kellogg Leone Jumont Hannah Garford Elyria Review Elyria Review No Knights of Maccabees Norwalk Elysia Review Vina Veest Port Huron Hellie Heppert Akron Mary Stuart Smith Huron County Mildred Kofske Ethel Wilkes Huron Schultz- Arndt Avon Beach Filmore Grafton Christopher Arndt John Schultz Alfred Schulte Schultz Norma Schultz Winifred Ebrick Earl Foss Clarence Schultz Helene Krueger Harold Booth Nori Than Workman Elmore Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer Jean Josselyn Third Street Hazel Paul Florida Miss Paul Clyde W. Ryan Blaine Street Carrie Bishop Searles Irnene Irene Crow West Avenue Mary Kathryn Kimbell Una Clare Thomas Pilgrim Community Church Church OF Christ Notes Garford Parent Teachers Association Garford Parent-Teachers’ Association Dames OF Malta T. M. Olmsted Norman Bradley Roosevelt Ave Pasadena Park Helen Bradley Pedro Frank Whyte Edward Ledrow Genevieve Hopkins F. W. Hopkins Mrs Fred Koepp United Prebyterian News Westminster Council The Missionary Society Missionary Societies of Cleveland Tabernacle Church A. Diedrick Seventh Street Ladies’ Aid Society ST. John's Church Wm. Davis J. Johnson Cheshire Block Agnes Koenig Beverly Court Wm. Kofske Crystal Beach A. B. Curtice Owertie Ane Ante Miss Flannery Govt Supervision BANK Sirs National Bank Dorothy Hughes Roy Bennett Friends Marie Grey Y. W Stentz Avon 8. A. Williams Suvay Schaff-Horr Lakewood Congregational Church Horr Dorothy Rossits North Eaton O’donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co F. A. Humphrey Optometrist Turner Block Court Street Phone Chiropractic E. L. Rice D.C N. Main Street
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