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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1923

Page

12

William A Chamberlain Weds Brooklyn Girl in Early Morning Ceremony

William A Chamberlain of Elyria Ohio and Adeline Faust of Brooklyn were married in a Brooklyn church wedding today at 11 AM. Best man Geo H Chamberlain Jr and bride’s sister Gertrude Faust attended. The couple plan a Norfolk Washington trip and a summer cottage at the lake after returning to Elyria around June 1. Chamberlain works as deputy collector in the Cleveland International Revenue Department.

Brooklyn W York Wi. A. Chamberlain Los Geo. H. Chamlain Elyria Adeline Faust Geo. H. Chamberlain, Jr New York Gertrude Ust Margaret Hotel Norfolk Washington Mrr. Chamberlain International Revenue Department Cleveland

Community club events and meetings afternoon schedule

Local notices list Monday activities across Lorain County including free tuberculosis clinic hours from 10 to 6. Parish groups meet at Congregational and First Church venues with luncheons, bird club programs, church cabinet gatherings, and social club homes. Various fraternal groups meet at Masonic and G A R halls throughout the day.

Lorain County Poultry Asation Courtge Woman's Civic Club Gates Ym First Congregatione Audubon Bird Club New Bank Loch Stret S. William Davies Wooster Brotherhood of American Yeors Knights of Columbus

Community Notices and Social Events Schedule

Local groups announce meetings and events. Central Guild of St. Andrews Church hosts Mrs. Geo dholas at 219 Court Street Tuesday at 2 00. Cum-a-Lot Club plans a Cascade Park picnic Monday if weather allows, departing at 1 31. Y M C A board meets Monday at 7 30 p m. Musical Art Society presents a program May 14 at 3 00 pm at First Congregational Church featuring Miss Itha Bailey Oberlin and piano solos. Various society items describe banquets and auxiliary activities with floral gifts and community support.

Ing Solomon's Lodge Masonic Temple Song of Veterans G. A. R. Hall Ris Hastings West Street Musical Art Society Ader O. E. Brodbeck Central Guild of St. Andws Church Cascaderk Sical Art Society The First Congregational Rch Itha Bailey Oberlin

Wedding and Society Notes From Elyria and Ridgeville

A morning wedding at St Marys church united Edna Grace Arp of Alpena Michigan and Leroy Kuckenrither of Elyria. Rev Frey officiated with Genevieve Kuckenrither as bridesmaid and Elsworth Moore as best man. The couple planned a brief honeymoon then settled in Cleveland where Leroy works for Regina Rubber Co. The article also reports a Ridgeville Grange dance with Elyria attendees and prize drawings, praising Traxler s Dover orchestra and noting refreshments.

Edna Arpin Leroy 'Kuckenrither St. Mary's Church Edna Grace Alpena Michigan Leroy A Kuckenrither Frey Genevieve Kuckenrither Elsworth Moore Kuckenrither Columbia Steel Company Kuckenr Cleveland Regina Rubber Company

Buckeye Club Holds Monthly Meeting

Orion Stilgenbauer hosted the Buckeye Club gathering at 725 West Avenue with all but one member in attendance. The group enjoyed a pleasant afternoon and discussed plans for future social events and decora tions.

Buckeye Club Orion Stilgenbauer West Avenue

Teen Members Attend Delegates Conference

Ranhit of 192 Spruce street helped organize a delegates conference with Mildred acknowledged for a good time. The afternoon program included refreshments and reports, with the next meeting planned for a date to be announced and a venue to be decided. Armiseons: Edward Williams, R. D. No. Five, West River, Watton, West River Street.

Campada Mildred Edward Williams West River Watton R. PD Lloyd [ Sweet West River Street

Ohio League of Women Voters holds fourth annual convention

In Columbus the Ohio League of Women Voters convenes for its fourth annual meeting at the Deshler hotel with public sessions. Governor Donakey and Representative Burton will address nonpartisan aims, focusing on the Permanent Court of International Justice and suffrage heritage.

Columbus Costumbus Ohio Ohio League of Women Voters Deshler Hotel Donakey Burton Permanent Court of International Justice First Congregational Church Edoul Juliette Sessions Permanent Court of International Justce Florence Alien Ohio Supreme Court International Court Maud Wood Park National League of Women Voters

Mothers Day Observance at First Church

Recognition of Mothers Day will be made Sunday morning at the First Congregational Church in a short sermon by the Pastor Rev J H Grant followed by an address by Rev E W Huelster of Cleveland State Director in behalf of Near East Relief with a congregational offering to be received.

First Congregational Church J. H. Grant E. W. Huelster Cleveland Near East Relief

Sons and Daughters of Liberty Meet at K of P Hall

The Sons and Daughters of Liberty held their regular meeting last evening at the K P Hall with good attendance. Plans were made to serve refreshments at future meetings and one membership application was reported. The next meeting is set for Friday May 25. Bailey Recital at First Methodist Church drew a small crowd and suffered financially despite strong performances by Maratha H Bailey of Oberlin College.

Order OF White Shrine ST. Pael Bethel Lodge Baron Supreme Shrine St. Paul Minnesota Aust St Paul Preme King's Guard Ne Shrine of Cleveland Gee Sandusky H. Boehner League of Women Nina Goodwin Brady League Harriett Nathan Sons and Daughters of Liberty K. of P. Hall

Local Residents Recount Weekend Visits and Distress

Sopha Snell of Lake avenue visits daughter Mrs Geo McGhee in East Cleveland. Thomas Day of Michigan drives to Elyria to see Mrs Davis' family as many neighbors attend social calls and funeral notices surface for Adam Lantner. Memorial hospital and district events fill the week with local names and places underlined by community ties.

Sopha Snell Lake Avenue Geo. McGhee East Cleveland M Thomas Day Tlac Michigan Elyisht Davis Emma Scheunaman Charles Luxenburg Leo F. Pas Connecticut Vero Adam Lantner Dames Lorain Elytia Wen Wilamson Wurat Court Beaver Falancy Leckard Hatvart Avenues Henry Tulk Marc Ietta Leokard Lehman Larap Sagain Arthur Watson Dorothy Willard Helen Haserodt

Walther League Convention at Zion Lutheran Akron

Delegates Miss Willard and Miss Haserodt represent Grace Lutheran Church at the Walther League convention held today and tomorrow at Zion Lutheran church Akron. Will return Monday Avon.

Vention Zion Lutheran Church Akron Miss Willard Miss Haserodt Berl League of Grace Lutheran Church Avon

Marriage Licenses Issued in Lorain Oberlin and Nearby Areas

Justice of the Peace officiants perform marriage licenses for Carl Berg 38 laborer and Gertrude Yingling 46 of Lorain, Edwin Hoch 23 taxi driver and Onra Repka 22 music teacher of Oberlin, Arthur Miller 28 machinist and Adelaide Seaike 20 of Lorain, John Kisman 24 laborer and Barbara Kisman 20 of Lorain, Claire Findley 21 welder and Mary Miklos 19 waitress of Lorain.

Carl Berg Gertrude Yingling Lorain Edwin Hoch Onra Repka Oberlin van der Pyl Arthur Miller Adelaide Seaike Scott John Kisman Barbara Kisman Keller Claire Findley Mary Miklos Noval

May 12 Re £ to locate Haze three men

In Wellington authorities pursue three men linked to a case involving Haze. Huffaker, the ex administrator of a grandmother’s estate, is sought for questioning about a government check and potential disbursement.

Haze Wellington Huffaker

Cemetery Trustees Hold Meeting as Term Ends

Wellington and surrounding communities report that the cemetery trustees concluded their term of office this month. Fifteen members of the Wellnston group attended as officials oversaw the transition and addressed standard post term duties.

Methodist church hosts men and wives at wood pilms event

Sportstien's club charged none for a gathering in Wellington where Methodist church members and their wives attended a wood pilms event. Refreshments were served. Personal notices mention Marty Atthaus visiting Pod hus in Washington Pa and Mire Whiteside's illness. Mother's Day will be observed in all churches tomorrow.

Wellington Ngton Marty Atthaus Leep Washington Whiteside

Night school notes and a Londoner wrestler tale

A woman with two colored maids studies geography in night school and laments faulty speech. A Londoner, famed for his wit, visits a Scot farmer to test wrestling skills, is thrown, then asks to fetch his horse.

Rosa Pearl London Judge

Ships under construction for Duluth to New York service

Two electrically driven ships are nearing completion for Duluth to New York City service. Each vessel measures 268 feet with a net tonnage around 2000 tons to operate through the New York State canal system. An exhibit shows the first modern elevator, noted in New York in 68, though use for imprisoners arrived twenty years later. Oberlin College Women’s Glee Club sings at the High School Auditorium on Friday May 18. A special Elyria Commandery conclave, No. 60, meets at 10 a.m. Sunday May 13 for Ascension Day services at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church and to elect officers. Sir Knights march to the asylum in full Templar uniform.

Duluth New York City New York State Harse Canal Oberlin College Women's Glee Club Elyria’ Commandery Eive St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Sir Ruidits Asylum Templar Karl W. Plocher

Pencil factory in Nuremberg leads historic pellmell trade

The largest pencil factory in the world is located in Nuremberg Germany and has served as a major center for pellmell production since 1760. Also mentioned are Asparagus roots and Straw berry Plants with Hecock Floral Co at 333 Broad Street.

Nuremberg Hecock Floral Co Broad Street

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