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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
8
A couple married yesterday afternoon at the home of Hey Haxer of the M Fy church Lorain. They were dinner guests of County Recorder Frank Irish and wife. They plan a short wedding trip and will reside at 247 Ohio street after.
Miss Wazel Kennedy of 213 Iame Street hosted a party for her girl friends last night. Prizes were awarded to Miss Francis Krit el and Susie Lynn. A large paper bag carried a cat revealed a note announcing Miss Kennedy’s engagement to Mr. Philip Robinson with a wedding planned for late October. The home featured pink and white asters and Kennedy works at Elyria Savings and Banking Co. Robinson is employed at The Merthe Co.
An event planned by Arthur Davis of 107 Longford Avenue previews the upcoming marriage of Miss Gertrude Diederich to John Gordon of Detroit. The evening features music dancing and card games with Miss Mary Diederichs winning top honors. Mrs C Brown presided over a luncheon and gifts were showered upon the bride. An out of town guest noted is Luthier Lepp of Cleveland.
An Indiana hospital nurse, Lorri Ungilman Hazelton, wed Joseph C. Hasei after securing a marriage license. Ruth Haney of Can appears as a popular party guest, with local gossip centering on the ceremony and attendees.
The McKinley Paiest-Teachers association opens the year Monday afternoon at 3 30 with new officers eager for member participation. Mr Vavgan explains new methods and parent cooperation. expect a productive session.
Oak street leaves today by auto for DeFuntak Springs Fla. Goorne Myen from 606 West Avenue hosts prominent guest Wilmont Kraemer, once a Budidie in the Inter war. Mrs Rodgers of 130 Uroudtt entertains at luncheon at Hotel Warcon with Mrs J de Medinasse of Pittsburgh as guest. Mrs Balty welcomes Mrs J de Medinasse for weekend in Paris. Miss Wonifred Dunham returns to Columbus after Ohio teaching event. A seven pound son born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Ray McNeal of 10 Jackson Terrace.
Reports from the front describe a decisive breakthrough with Russian forces driven back across the Pripet and Shitseh rivers. Polish Cavalry advances from Volhynia push toward Vilna near Lutsk and Kiev, threatening the Lithuanian capital as Soviet defenses falter and German support wanes.
Weather bureau reported no killing frosts in upper Michigan upper Mississippi and surrounding areas. Night frosts occurred in Arkansas North and South Alabama with low temperatures recorded across Atlanta Thomasville Mobile Jacksonville and Yampa reaching 32 degrees in several locations.
In New York on October 1 a large moving van strike and rain fears unsettled 79,0900 migrant families amid new housing laws. Arthur J. W. Hilly assures tenants they cannot be evicted despite leases. Royald S. Copeland warns migrants to keep units sanitary and avoid sidewalk clutter to prevent furniture being hauled away by street cleaning. Morris urges movers to delay to protect belongings.
Sheriff Backus and a posse aided detectives Reed and Waruteld in raiding a Pear Avenue house near Lorain. They confronted Andy Malmovski and a male companion, who threatened them with shotguns. The men fled after a gun was seized, a shotgun found hidden, and Mrs. Malinovsk i involved. Police seek the two suspects.
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