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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1924
Page
6
Two Oberlin weddings are reported with details of brides and grooms, locations, and attendees. In Lorain local church gatherings, youth activities, and society notices are described, including a dedication event for Miss Olga Smith and a Girls of St Pariah group meeting with updates on charity work.
The Upton Shapard reunion will be held on the Fourth of July at C. F P Shapard's house near Grafton Ling. The Civic Club Child Warfare Department meets at the Hedges in LaPorte, the home of Mrs Eric Chapman, on Monday June 30. A tureen luncheon will be served and the Civic Club Executive Board will be guests.
The Richard Alien Women's Relief Corps met at the G A R hall with about fifty ladies and four comrades. Two candidates were initiated and two membership applications read. A report on the Warren convention was read by Mrs Helen Hubbard. An invitation went out for a Cascade Park picnic on July 2 with noon dinner.
Toledo residents host and visit kin across Ohio and Pennsylvania. A stream of weekend guests includes Miss Moon of Euclid Avenue and families from Cleveland and Jamestown. Local weddings, trips to Canton and Vermilion, and summer plans in Wisconsin and Wisconsin Camp are noted along with a newborn born on Ninth Street.
In the Adele Garrison piece a couple returns home from a drive and smooths over quarrels with humor. Dicky worries aloud about Edith Fairfax aging and questions Lil in the apartment, revealing tension about trust, appearances, and a shared space.
Graduates from the University of Michigan left for Hampton Virginia after accepting a National Advisory Committee of Aeronautics position. Miss Helen Dodges visited Lorain. Miss Gertrude Fisher guest of Mrs. Will iam Gardner. Rev A C Corfman attended a Barberton wedding where Alex Hall wed Mrs Elma Day. The couple left on a long auto trip through the Eastern states. Vera Strall and Elizabeth Martin visited Vincent area friends. Vincent church hosted an ice cream social by the Willing Workers Class. Mr and Mrs William Meinke welcomed a baby boy at Memorial hospital. Blanche Lake traveled from Parkersburg to visit relatives in Barberton. Mrs HM Blrickler left for Madison Wisconsin for summer work at the University of Wheconein.
Amherst reports Rev Fr J Eischen says St Joseph’s parish in Cleveland diocese surpassed its share by giving 6000 toward a 300000 seminary drive on Ansel road. Amherst total reached 4000 as part of the fundraising effort for priestly education.
The three month old Donald Gressler died recently and funeral rites were held yesterday at St Josephs Catholic Church with Fr Eischen officiating. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery. AMHERST June 28 Hilda Kreeger and Ralph Appeshaw wed in Monroe Michigan. Mrs J J Mahoney visited relatives. Mrs KF Ryan and daughter Dors Jane returned home after a visit. Margaret Rice spent time in Elyria. Inex Schoffeld returned home.
An advertisement touts Zemo as effective against eczema and a range of skin troubles. It promotes 35c small bottles and 1.00 large sizes, claiming the antiseptic liquid cleanses and soothes, with Zemo Soap and Ointment also offered at 25c and 50c.
The record notes Arthur Hoelser underwent an operation at the hospital yesterday. Frank Foatey is much improved from his illness following the visit from H J Clark and family. Mrs George Resencrans visited Lorain yesterday during a local report on activities.
Anne Potomac hospital admission noted amid a bee story where J. K. Wilfor, a contractor experienced in handling bees, faced a swarm while driving. He halted, exited, struck the car with a wrench, and a beehive, placed on the car for that purpose, reportedly alarmed by the noise.
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