Falkner Engagement to Orlando Hurst Revealed
Zelma Falkner’s engagement to Orlando Hurst is disclosed at a Phi Sigma Delta gathering. A bridge score, luncheon hosted by Miss Vaughn, and a hidden wedding announcement for June 28 marked the event.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1924
Page
12
Zelma Falkner’s engagement to Orlando Hurst is disclosed at a Phi Sigma Delta gathering. A bridge score, luncheon hosted by Miss Vaughn, and a hidden wedding announcement for June 28 marked the event.
Oberlin notices list a Ladies Medical Society special meeting at Brand House with Dr Frank E ants of Cleveland speaking on Impressions of Japan. Federation of Business Women supper at YWCA, reports from NYC convention delegates, plus numerous gatherings across civic and church groups.
Circle No 1 of St Pauls church meets Thursday with Mrs W A Wochenedel at 456 Cleveland. The Bible school executive of Second Congregational meets Thursday 6 30 pm at Parish House. Rainbow Girls hosted Saturday at Miss Alice Heginbothams 329 Louisiana avenues with a dance at Eagles hall May 24 for Holy Cross Fish Church. Helping Hand Society meets Wednesday with Mrs George Merche 184 West Bridge Street. Invitations go out for the Ma Party Auditors Wednesday evening. Circle No 3 of the 3x church meets with Mrs Gus 524 Fifth Street Wednesday afternoon. The Church with 142 Howe Street holds a lunch Thursday at 6 42. Wednesday 2 oclock is WW McConneil Jewerth and T J Huish.
Admission notes list Williams H. Dew of Oberlin and Mrs Salen of Morris Park as new inpatients. Discharges include Mrs Carl Hanson and her baby girl from 818 East Avenue, with several other listed residents.
A string of social notices from Amherst and nearby towns highlights birthday surprises, births, and visits. Sarah Jenne and Winfred Jenne joined a party at Mrs. W. dL. Jenne’s home in Amherst for Walter Ludwig’s seventy fifth birthday. Baby announcements include a birth at Memorial Hospital and other infant births in the area. Mrs. Mae Friday and Mrs. Cornbn sign attend a Toledo convention as delegates from the Coin Club. Various residents travel to Willard Ohio, Fort Wayne, and Cleveland for family events and church activities.
The clipping mentions a lavender frock with front trimming, gold bullion embroidery at waist and shoulders, and a gas stove accident that severely burned a three year old girl from Ohio Street. It references Patoy FE and the Cleveland School of Art in a sporadic city society context.
Miss Haze Lewis reports a two year facial breakout of red rough blotches and large pimples. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, four cakes and four boxes, and claims complete healing. The ad promotes daily use and gives mailing address for Cuticura materials.
Mrs. Harry Norweb has returned from Japan and will spend the summer at her home on Shore Boulevard with her children. The Norwebs, formerly consul at Tokio, plan to be joined by Mrs. Norweb and the children in the fall after the surgery months.
Fragmentary lines describe rivers and woods with archaic cadence. The text mentions a vast stream attaining its path through plains rocks and waterfalls. It references Francis William Bourdillon and a note on mouse family comprising about 1,500 species. It also notes bungalows built atop New York skyscrapers.
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