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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1922

Page

6

McElhinney Vaughn wedding held at Methodist church

Miss Marion Vaughn and John H. McElhinney wed at the Methodist church with Dr. Edwin Kirby and Rev. W. S. Smith officiating. The couple, attended by family and friends, received at the Vaughn home after the ceremony and plan a brief wedding trip before settling at 1818 Middle Avenue.

Methodist Church Marion Vaugh R. P. Vaughn Wooster Street John H. McElhinney Washington Avenue Edwin Kirby W. S. Smith Mendelesohn Louise Brown Phe Vell

Minstrel Show Pleases Rialto Audiences At Pythian Event

The Chevalier Lodge No. 216 Knights of Pythias staged its first minstrel show at the Rialto theater drawing a fair audience. Nolan A. Thietzier directed a program with elaborate sets a 35 voice chorus strong solos by Max Baldt Ray Holcomb Fred Reith and Ernie Laccohee and a lively eight member end men group. Bert Tarr served as interlocutor as the afterpiece received a strong reception and the event was announced to be repeated this evening.

Rialto ‘Theater Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias Nolan A. Thietzier Max Baldt Ray Holcomb Fred Reith Ernie Laccohee Bert Tarr Evertit Dreitzler Wilcox

Tonight’s schedule of club and church events in town

Tonight features Daughters of Scotland at 7 30 in Wurst Hall and Catholic Daughters of America installing officers. Also Song and Daughters of Liberty at Pauls P S with Mrs Gus Tallas. Tomorrow events include Home Economics Department and Woman’s Civic Club at 2 30, Markley Community meeting at 2788, Literary Club hosted by Mrs J F Glogser, Lorain County Christian Endeavor banquet at 6 30 and mass meeting at 7 50, and various clubs meeting all day. church groups and open meetings list continued with East Side singing class St Paul’s choir Your O clock Club and more civic activities with Judge Florence Allen briefing attendees.

Daughters of Scotland Wurst Hall Catholic Daughters of America Song and Daughters of Liberty Paul's P. S Gus ‘Tallas Lodi Street Woman's Civic Club Markley J. F. Glogser Newfer Ct Lorain County St. Paul’s Choir

East River ladies host art card party and luncheon

Mrs J A Grills and Mrs Florence Brown hosted guests for an art card evening in East River with prizes won by Louis Dyke John Pehrson and Florence Brown consoled. Attendees included John Peaerson Charles Green Brown and family Ernest Hutchings Brunner Lilley Griggs Tucker Nicholson Coons Bailey and Grills. Twenty St Andrews Women’s Auxiliary members were entertained at Mrs F D Laundon’s home with sewing and a luncheon. On We Go class invites friends to meet Friday at Jeneth Botamer’s home 47 High St.

J. A. Grills East River Florence Brown Louis Dyke Andohn Pehrson John Peaerson Charles Green Ww. A Brown Ernest Hutchings E. G. Brunner Jack Lilley Win Harry Griggs Grove Tucker Richard Nicholson Nelson Coons Charles Bailey Charles Jack Grills St. Andrews Second Congregational Church Jeneth Botamer Hish St

Frank Wilford Lectures On The Folly Of Evolution

Attorney Frank Wilford delivers a talk titled The Folly of Evolution at First Baptist Church tonight. The discussion aligns with a broader movement in Kentucky New York and other states to remove books teaching evolution from public schools. William Jennings Bryan has prepared a forceful platform opposing evolutionary teachings.

Frank Wilford First Baptist Church Kentucky New York William Jennings Bryan

Judge Ference Allen to Speak at Strand Theater Friday

Cleveland judge Ference Allen will address the public at 8 p.m. Friday at the Strand Theater in Elyria. The talk, sponsored by the Elyria League of Women Voters, will cover women’s suffrage and workers’ rights, reflecting on Allen’s career and advocacy for equal opportunity.

Ference Allen Cleveland Strand Theater Elyria League of Women Voters Jen Hlyria Suffrage League

Y W C A Plans Conference At Local Center

The YWCA announces a conference on March 13 and 14 to discuss membership basis and other topics. Guests include Miss Anna Rice religious work secretary, Miss Frances Crittenden city secretary, and Miss Anna Caldwell from Ohio and West Virginia field. Events occur in the gym and are open to the public with speakers addressing attendees.

Chris Itian Association Anna Ov Rice Fority Associations Frances M. Crittenden Central Field Anna, Caldwell Ohio West Virginia

Gillilan Brings Humor and Sermon to Methodist Meeting

National humorist Strickland W. Gillilan entertained at the Methodist church with a program blending wit and moral note. He urged readers to enjoy life now rather than dwell on the past, joked about prejudice, and closed with thoughts on sorrow and hope. He also read poems including Off Agin On Ag Gone Agin Finnigin to strong audience response.

Strickland W. Gillilan Methodist Church Mr. Gillan Wittr Gillan Gillian

Gates School Hosts Joint Parent Teachers Association Event

The Gates auditorium welcomed the Jefferson Parent-Teachers Association with artful decorations and a program led by Miss Tolson and the city public school music supervisor. The Gates P T A announced a change of teachers in the sixth grade and the event featured high school orchestra and readings, followed by refreshments and lasting memories for attendees.

Garford Parent Teachers Association J. J. Storm H H Gregg G. Schaefer Naomah Gardner Katherine McKee Yvonne Sanker Mabel Koiske St. Patricks Day Gates School Gates Jefferson Parent-Teachers” Association Seymour Hinekey Lewis Whitne Ernshiw Conabee Cates J. H Stmens Miss Gatlup Miss Gallup Symons Tinshaw

Burns Supper Social and Church Program Highlights

Social and religious events in Cleveland and nearby towns feature a Burns Supper hosted by the Presbyterian men’s class with James C Scott as speaker on Scotland’s poet. The affair supports church doors as Flora May Shepard of Genoa visits, with readings by Jessie from Mildleave and a concert by Mrs Walker Wik.

Presbyterian Church James C Scott Enent Scotland Ann Mitner Cotter F. Rice Jessie 4 Mildleave Lake Burns

Community Updates and Social Notices From Local Street Movements

Movements include a move from Fite street to Marrailles avenue and guests planned at homes of the Poyes and Ridgways. Mrs G F Snits and baby visiting Vita street. Sunane School class to meet Friday evening at the Methodist church. Service Star Legion to meet at 7 30 as president departs for a second meeting. Mrs C M Williams and Ralph reported ill, and Mrs G A Friday returned from Indiana after a death in the family. Maxine Thomas ill with flu improving at Oxford Avenue home.

Mary Cluke Sunane Methodist Church Piiday Maxine Thomas Oxford Avenue

Marriage Licenses Granted to Bulehko and Szabo

Charles Bulehko a 22 year old barber and Sarah Szabo an 18 year old Juorain are issued marriage licenses with Father Novak listed as officiant.

Charles Bulehko Barber Sarah Szabo Novak

Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges

Admissions list includes Mrs Inez Bohan Mrs Alice Duckett Mrs Nellie Bownes Mrs Emma Taylor Miss Mary Menner and Mr Geo Hisnett. Discharges include Raymond Brown Mrs Mayne Davis and baby and Mrs Elizabeth Kellog and baby.

Inez Bohanhan Shear St Alice Duckett West Ave Nellie Bownes Woodford Ave Emma Taylor Third St Mary Menner Seventh St Geo. Hisnett West Broad Raymond Brown Amherst Mayne Davis Baby East Ave Elizabeth Kellog

Knicker Playtime Frock of Pongee Lee

Readable text notes a garment description featuring a knicker type frock made of pongee associated with a person named Lee. The fragment suggests a fashion item or light society listing typical of a period newspaper page. The surrounding context is missing, limiting further detail.

Akron Woman Rescued From Fire After Home Fire

Akron report says Mrs. Jank Lowther fled from a second floor as flames gutted her home. She escaped through a window after the stairs became a mass of fire. Heating of the flue blamed for the blaze and her home destruction. Findlay note reports Rep. Frank S. Robinson of Hancock county died at a Findlay hospital after three weeks with blood poisoning from a cut on his left thumb.

Akron Jank Lowther

Nerv Worth Promises Quick Stomach Relief

An advertisement touts Nerv Worth as a cure for stomach disorders and constipation. It claims Mr F OU Williams of the health department in Clyria Ohio recovered normal health after one bottle and promotes Nerv Worth as beneficial for nerves digestion sleep and headaches. It lists price at $1.00 and sale at C W Phillips Broad Street Drug Store with a money back guarantee after one bottle.

Mn F OU. Williams Health Department Clyria C. W. Phillips Broad St

Lake Avenue division church meeting at Miss Cunningham home

The Lake avenue division of the Second Congregational church meets today at 2 PM at 243 W River Street, Grace Cunningham’s home. Important business will be discussed and acted upon.

Phi Delta Sigma Club Lake Avenue Second Congregational Church Grace Cunningham W. River Street Maren

Two Men Survive Fall Of Elevator In Ohio Bank Building

Toledo reports an elevator in the Ohio Bank building fell ten stories at 10:30 am. Two men atop the car grabbed a girder as it dropped and were rescued unharmed. One man was described as serving a second term in the lower house and a farmer.

Toledo Lo Ohio Bank

Stomach Remedies Promoted by Local Advertisers

An old newspaper fragment showcases doctors and drug sellers praising stomach ailment cures. Walter L Maine and Harry A Crandill advertise Beeth’s Stomach Remedy and BD Orth’s Gttomach Pent edt, claiming immediate relief and money back guarantees to customers with indigestion and dyspepsia.

Trey Walter L Maine Genera Oluo Beeth Pwillips Harry A Crandill JA Ebatt

Cafeteria Supper Planned at Church of Christ

A cafeteria supper is scheduled for Saturday March 4 at the Church of Christ on 2nd Street starting at 4 30 P M Proceeds support church activities and community programs.

Church of Christ, 2Nd St

Miss C. Q. Williams Rises to NEA Presidency

Miss C Q Williams climbs from a rural Tennessee schoolteacher post to become President of the National Education Association. This milestone marks a historic rise in the American teaching profession.

C. Q. ‘Willams Tennessee National Education Association

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