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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1920
Page
2
Coming events list shows Noy Poole Dancing Club Sarty Dea and Daughter of Liberty set to entertain at Sears state venue. program includes performances by local groups and scheduled dances for attendees.
A community meeting titled Good and Bad About Elyria will be held tomorrow at 6:20 PM at the home of Mrs J H on East Avenue to discuss local topics. attendance expected to be large. Ruth Kolbe and Rev Bainbridge united in marriage Saturday afternoon at 4 PM.
HoracalL Clapp and Edith O'Dell of Casper Wyo were married November 20 and arrived in Elyria on Saturday to visit Mr U Clapp and Mrs Luther Clapp. They plan to reside in Elyria and make their home at 1018 East Avenue. Ida Davis and George Schuasrer won al rards and prices while Ndna Veitzen and William Watson were consoled. Mr Gray received a gift at a luncheon and expressed appreciation in his acceptance speech.
Mr and Mrs George Barr of East Hiver street visited Cleve land at Mr and Mrs Fredj Norgan on Qarfield avenue County Clerk C M Williams returned to his office after a two week absence due to a severe attack of rheumatic pain Glen Hull son of Mr and Mrs F E Hull was home for Thanksgiving from Ohio State University The Hamilton school children plan a bazaar December third Ridge school PTA bazaar set for Saturday afternoon Miss Ada Wallington attended a vocational guidance conference in Cleveland and Elyria Federation plans a party for Cleveland girls plans for W C T U meetings and other social items including students returning to Ohio Wesleyan Carnegie Tech and Ohio State and several local events and visits Note: many OCR fragments included.
The First Church of Christ Congregational announces the installation of Rev W A Warren as pastor in Painesville. Details of ceremony and schedule will be announced by church officials.
Esther Marguerita Ruth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Pippert, married Arthur Ruth in a living room ceremony in Amherst. The bride wore blue charmeuse satin and held roses, with bridesmaids Inez Ludwig and Larcil Ruth. A wedding meal followed for forty guests and the couple will live in South Amherst after December 1. Esther is a 1918 Amherst High School graduate and a stenographer at Superior Metal Products. Arthur works as a clerk at Ruth Mercantile in Amherst.
A crowded First Methodist Church heard a strong program featuring the Lurain High School quartet Walberg Brown Leo Kucinski and Vanda Mochlerbrock The violin solo of Mendelssohn and the choir led by Ralph Wright drew praise Organist Miss Mervyn Apnero from Oberlin Conservatory contributed to the success The sermon by Dr Winter based on Psalm 102 stressed gratitude and mercy with reverent reflection and a message of renewal.
The preacher at First Baptist Church used Revelation’s Four Horsemen to critique world conditions. He warned German theology dethroned Christ and preached that true peace is only through Christ’s return as Conqueror. a continuation study on Revelation is planned for next Sunday evening titled The Rider on the White Horse.
St Andrews Church announces a busy Bazaar week with scheduled events. Tuesday features a festival for St Andrew and a 10 o clock celebration for Roly Corumantin, plus Guild and J Guild meetings. Wednesday hosts the annual Bazaar and parish fair in the Chu school room. Thursday includes Kinship Guild oress and Vestry meeting, and Saturday holds Junior Auxiliary activities in the Hall.
Shoe manufacturers in Lynn request abolition of the wage bonus of 12 1 2 to 20 percent that has been paid for more than a year as a first general step toward wage reduction in a city with about 15,000 operatives in 100 factories mainly making women's shoes. Ruby Cummings McAllister, voice teacher, by appointment.
Lorain County members of the Ohio Farmers Cooperative Milk Company will hold a meeting in the Assembly room of the Chamber of Commerce in the Masonic Temple Elyria Ohio on Tuesday November 30 1920 at 1 o clock sharp. Every milk producer in Lorain County should attend this important meeting. P H Rogers committeeman.
Twenty four Oberlin students from diverse lands appeared at First Congregational Church Sunday for a Pilgrim Tercentenary program. Armenian girls performed, poetry and a dialogue on Spirit of Puritanism were presented, and a Chinese Alliance speaker plus a Japanese educator trainee offered international views on the Pilgrims. A Greek student displayed a parchment replica of the Mayflower Compact as the service closed with a diverse song and piano duet.
A mass photograph event is planned at Day's Studio 186 Cheapside with 5000 participants. The notice also promotes the Big Baz aar and Chicken supper at St Andrews Church on Wednesday afternoon December 1.
In Williamson West Virginia on November 9 federal troops were positioned at strategic points in Logan County at Governor Cornwell's request. Colonel Herman Hail led the forces and reported disorders while the question of declaring martial law remained under discussion. Civil authorities sought prompt action to control the unrest.
The former German empress Augusta Victoria, ill with a heart condition, showed improvement after a difficult night. Physicians reported she slept well and her condition stabilized, with a cautious note on remaining fragile. The dispatch notes continued medical attention and updates from Doorn Holland.
A J Pierce announces his return to auto painting and lettering after wartime work. He will operate from the rear of 356 Second Street, inviting old customers and friends, and will also continue roofing under Lurnin County Roofing Co.
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