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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1923
Page
8
A historical note describes June brides embracing modern dress codes and independent names, with gowns reflecting evolving roles. It highlights lace, tight bodices, hoop skirts, and dozen styles for brides, attendants, and even two gowns for flower girls, signaling a shift from old masterdom tropes to contemporary wear.
The Musical Art Society student members offered a well attended recital last evening in Flyria. The High school orchestra opened with accurate selections. Director M Lorena Tomson earned praise for effort and interpretation. Vocalist Maude Eleanor Davies performed two songs.
Local events fill the evening with a Gates School May festival weather permitting and a series of community activities. A high school band leads processional and there are dances, plays, and talks, with hundreds of children expected and a community party afterward. Nearby clubs and lodges host meetings including Knights of St John auxiliary and various fraternal groups, while a costume party and social gatherings provide further entertainment.
Meetings of the Deacons and Deaconesses at Firer Congregational church plus Moody Bible Study Club at Lake Avenue with Mrs Harrison. Friendship Club cabinets meet tomorrow evening at the YWCA gym for supper. Grace Lutheran church parlor gathering Thursday afternoon led by Irving Falker with hostesses. Eva Reefy program on India by Arthur D. Bageges at Collage. Gulf Road school picnic supper at the suboo house and Parani Teachers Association plans for the year. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary to attend district convention in Lorain at K of C hall scheduled Wednesday evening.
Residents share lists of travels and gatherings across Cleveland Vermilion Amherst Brandfort and nearby towns. Names include Whidden Brown Tran Reinke Obitts Keiser Ensign Beynolds and several extended families reflecting a bustling weekend in Ohio communities.
Representatives from their respective institutions delivered greetings. The message came from Adm Mechanic Mrs Johan Fipse at Station in Ohio, reflecting formal exchange during the event.
Memorial services are scheduled for Sunday morning at 14 o clock in Wellington Congregation. Naramore and Eserr are noted among those to be remembered in the services.
A fragment notes Brighton Road extending toward the county line from Brighton with a spur via Causty Road. Mentions additions involving Lorain and Huron counties, showing cross-county route planning and local infrastructure changes.
Digempaisson reports on the C. W. Freshman team in Wellington with notes on performance and progress. The article highlights strong showing by Tei and Very Successful Wellington Phieson Als Ton, emphasizing growth, practice results, and upcoming matches.
Incomplete notice lists a popular couple to wed June fourth with names and attendants. Mentions Miss EHlings, Lorain Hiay, and attendance of Mrs. Jine Brown and Franris Barnes. Indicates longstanding neighbors and friends gathered for the ceremony in the Bask River region.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a game time on Sunday with visitors listed, but details are unclear. The record preserves the incomplete reference to an event and opposing team, awaiting fuller text.
Wednesday afternoon and past weekend social notes from Lorain and nearby towns list numerous visitors and gatherings. Names include Mrs Ertha Moth Mrs CC Saith of Lerain Mrs Hiicbeth Kebimuan Mr Wod Mes A Baker Lloyd Reinhart Viola Heindraft Joseph Keleh Caroline elon Mildred Dickie Margaret Gawn Hugh Gawn Rev Tabbert Frederick Schroeder George Schroeder Rudelpt Sabers Roscleod John Sabiers Baker Margaret Burman H Bodman Belden Elyria Clarence Boughton L Wrage Ed Lanwoot Mich. and others as they visited relatives, attended spelling contests and dinners, and traveled for illness and family events.
Mrs Martha M Hubbs mother of nine children reenters high school after a 30 year gap to complete credits. She has earned the necessary credits in two years and will graduate alongside her daughter in the East Moline High School room.
An unclear notice mentions a Wednesday parlor event and a rebooked Kishor Jazz Orchestra for tonight's dance at Centiis Park. Also referenced are a medical convention, Mrs Edwards designing school, and a continuing event through June and July at YOWIC.
In Liabow Portugal crime figures show a drop in homicides and theft incidents amid shifting enforcement and public safety measures. Officials credit community programs and targeted policing while noting ongoing challenges in urban districts.
Roger W. Babbs comments on the stock market amid a recent market wobble. He notes fear and bearish sentiment, arguing that the short stock practice has grown since prior raids and that many investors do not understand short selling.
An OCR fragment promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a health aid. It touts benefits such as relief from constipation and a daily routine to improve well being, mentioning physicians and chronic cases in a persuasive, period newspaper voice.
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