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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1924

Page

10

Syria Teachers Hold Annual Banquet and Dancing Party

City Teachers held their annual May meeting at Alber's Villa despite poor weather, with about 120 attendees. Mr Bowdler chaired the committee, Miss Ata Johnson played violin, and Mr Maston and wife were welcomed as the new superintendent. Dancing followed the dinner, lasting late.

Alber Humber Bowdler Syria Ata Johnson Mass Tomson Wood Maston

Miss Lorene Marsh Engaged to Roanoke Man

Miss Lorene Marsh of Eastero slehts Boulevard hosted the Dit Club. the evening featured sewing and music. At dessert, guests opened favors revealing her engagement to Verne Braddon of Roanoke Va. the couple plans to marry in June. Marsh, a Elyria High graduate, works in the County Treasurer's office. Braddon is employed at the YMCA in Roanoke. Mrs. Allie Benjamin attended.

Lorene Marsh Roanoke, Va Slehts Boulevard

Thayer Chapman Weds Miss Stolba of Lorain Today

At one o clock this afternoon Miss Josephine Iba daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Tisler of Twenty second street Lorain became the bride of Harlan Thayer Chapman eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric D Chapman of The Hideaways La morte The Rev Willam Muir performed the ceremony The bride wore a dark blue suit and a corsage They were attended by Miss Elsie Stolba sister of the bride and Chapman Jr brother of the groom The bridal party drove to Cleveland for dinner and theatre later this evening a party given by Mr and Mrs A F Giles uncle and aunt of the groom Mr and Mrs Chapman will be at home after May first.

Elsieba Chapman, Jr Arian Thayer Chapman Stolba Lorain Cleveland A. F. Giles Chapman Lorain High School Charman One Armour Company of Chicago Mrs. Chapman Ler Ela Coultrip Birmingham Floria Wilmer Jump Kenyon Avenue William Murr Auld Columbus Street Jump Ashtabula

Festival at High School Auditorium Promises Debut Talent

Tuesday evening at eight fifteen in the High School Auditorium the first music festival will unfold under Lorena Tomson directing Flyria schools music staff. Participants include the Freshman Chorus the Girls Glee Club and the Ulga school orchestra with the High School Bard joining in.

Thes City Lorena Tomson Flyria Bard HOH Parsons Activatives Girl's Glee Club Ulga School Woentey Byline

Community club and lodge meeting notes and events

Local clubs and veterans groups schedule meetings in various halls this week. Mary Searles Literary Club convenes at 2:00 PM. Utoma Club hosts officers and members at Mrs. Lea Ward’s home. Four-th Club holds year-end luncheon at Mrs. C. E. Loziar’s on Washington Avenue. Toledo Woman's Clubs outline future events and officers for October.

Solomons A. M. Masonic Temple Chapman G. A. R. Mallights of Columbus C. Kalitherhood Yeo- Odd Fellows Hard Allen G Hall W. R. C. Club R. Halk M. Tech Council of Grice Lath Shurch Ain County Beekeepers Aston Colonial Club Mary Searles Leo Ward E. L. Cooper Mike M. A. Jenkins W. Kerchinske Lea Ward Martin Parker Bellave C. E. Loziar Igton Avenue George Lewis Garimales Lomas Toledo Red Woman's Clubs A. W. Huse D. C

Sabiage Licenses at Jump

SABIAGE LICENSES at Jump 28 grocer Ely 1 Ells Coultrip 23 teach townslip Rev W M.

Sabiage Jump Grocer Ely Ells Coultrip Teach Townslip Rev W. M

Meetings and events of local organizations this week

The Emergency Club gathers May 28 at Mrs Calvin Uteign 312 East Avenue and the general W C U e meeting May 27 at Mrs George Heine 471 West Avenue. AFL FLW meets with Mary Gates May ... plans for summer. plus Maranatha class at First Baptist with Ruth study and gifts for Gladys Standen. Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day plans set by Woman's Relief Corps. eighty ladies attend.

Calvin Uteign East Avenue W. C Ot Ue Mive-Third George Heine West Avenue Wiren Witterloon H AFL Flw Priday Mary Gates Gates Walter Watts Furnace Street Gladys Bliss Dorothy Celler Maranatha First Baptist Church Evangeline Spieth W. L. Walker Walker Alma Boyd Julia Jackson Misa _ Gladys Standen

White Shrine of Jerusalem in Session at Odd Fellows Hall

Bethel Shrine and White Shrine of Jerusalem met in the Odd Fellows hall with a brief business session followed by a program by Oberlin girls and refreshments. The next meeting is set for Sunday afternoon May 25 at 2 pm in the J O C F Hall with officers to attend.

White Shrine OF Jerusalem Bethel Shrine Odd Fellows Hall Oberlin

Local social notes from Lorain and nearby towns

Mrs D O Hooven hosted by Mrs Bert Bacha in Lorain Thursday. Miss Clara Klingshirn from Cleveland returned from a short visit at St Marrs Ovia. Mrs William Neumeyer visited Mrs L Menge in Imherst yesterday. Mr and Mrs Johnston and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Johnston of Knox Pa stayed with Mr and Mrs John Grennan Garvin Ave last night. Miss Pearl Moon of Euclid Avenue Cleveland to spend Sunday with parents Mr and Mrs A Moon on Griswold Road. Mr and Mrs C L Muller East Avenue attended Ma Festival and Maldwitt Cottage banquet at Oberlin yesterday. Mr and Mrs FLA Wack 612 East River Street and Mr and Mrs oA Parsch 229 Harvard Street left for Alamane to visit Edward Weck over the weekend. Chester Wessey Furnace Street and Dwight Koppes Earl Court stay with Robert Savane at Phi Delta Theta House Ohio Wesleyan University over the weekend. HOSPITAL NOTES Admissions Mrs Frank Hudson Valley City Discharges Franklin A Prelps LaGrange

D. O. Hooven City Bert Bacha Lorain Clara Klingshirn Cleveland Street St. Marrs Ovia William Neumeyer L. Menge Imherst Mr. Johnston Wilbur Johnston Knox, Pa John Grennan Garvin Avenue Pearl Moon Euclid Avenue Cleveland Moon Griswold Road C. L. Muller Chester’ Wessey Furnace Street Dwight Koppes Farl Court Robert Savane Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ohio

Amherst Tragedy at Cleveland Train Crossing Claims Three Lives

May 24 Amherst mourns Miss Northup and companions after a sedan struck by a Nickel Plate freight train at London Road crossing in Cleveland. Kennedy and Allen survived, later identified by license numbers as occupants of the wrecked car. Authorities report extensive injuries and mangled faces among victims.

Amherst Kin Cleveland Tureday Misa Northe m i Charles Kennedy Harold P. Allen London Road Kennedy Allen Miss Northpum

Unclear text fragment about a deceased woman

Remains brought by O H Baker. She is survived by her widowed mother and brother John in Cleveland. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

John Cleveland O. H. Baker

Mrs Homer A Dute to Unveil Monument for Martyrs of War

Mrs Homer A Dute will unveil the Eagle's Memorial monument at dedicatory services in Amherst on Sunday May 25. Delegations from Ejfyrya Loraig and Wellington expected. The program includes dedication and music led by W T Nord ay Congressman Mary Trev A A Hunter. Song America.

Amherst Homer Dute Ejfyrya Loraig Wellington W. TL Norday Mary Trev A. A. Hunter America

Lorain Attorney to Speak on Laceration Day Planned

Amherst May 24 The principal address on Laceration Day will be delivered by G. A. Resek a Lorain attorney noted for his local legal work. The event centers on community observance with Resek as featured speaker.

Amherst G. A. Resek

Amherst Mayevents parade and decorations observed

Attorney discusses arrangements for a parade day with a 9 20 a m start at the town hall. Brown helm band leads the procession to Crownhill cemetery then back to the schoolhouse. War veterans from Civil Spanish American and World Wars to participate. Community notices include Miss Christine Hoyt entertaining associates, Mrs Lidia Hunt's surprise birthday party, a P S Masquerade at the Congregational gym, stores closing May 30 for Decoration Day, and requests for flowers for Decoration Day. Local Rebekahs host Elyria visitors and other neighborhood notices.

Town Hall Crownhill Cemetery Brownhelm Amherst Decoration Day Committee

Pythian Sisters Host Evening Event At Hall

Day evening the Pythian Sisters will give a chance at their hall. Mrs it G Busse returned to her home in Chicago after several days visit with the Garthen. Mrs George Rice and daughter Mittantet were Blyria visitors yesterday. Homer Wilford from Blyria called on friends. Dr GR Wiseman returned yesterday from Greenspring. Mrs E H Sahl is an Elyria visitor today, Mrs A Baker Russell and

It. G. Busse Chicago Garthen George Rice Mittantet Blyria Uaterday Homer Wilford GR. Wiseman Greenspringn E. H. Sahl Elyria A. Baker Russell

Cleveland Visitors Return Home After Visit With Family

Mrs Matilda Wesbecher and daughter Mary Lahiff accompanied her on the return to Cleveland after several days with Mrs EB Lah and the Lahiff family. A reflective saying notes that character remains despite growth and every gift carries obligation to the less gifted.

Helen Cleveland Terday Matilda Wesbecher Ytatt EB. W. Lah Mary Lahiff

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