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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1920

Page

2

Miss Anns Col- Gaughter weds Har rie Comstock in Elyria

Miss Anns Col- daughter of Mr A D Collina married Har rie Comstock of Owego NY and Elyria in a Lakewood ceremony held nine oclock Sunday. The bride, Elyria's prominent young lady, studied at Elyria High College and Lorain County Electric. The groom, an electrician with Lorain County Electric, will travel with the bride on a westbound auto trip before settling at 244 East Fifth Street, Elyria.

Miss Anns A D. Collina Harrie Comstock Owego Elywas Lakewood C. H. Couch Highmid Avenue Congregational Church Colliza Comstock East Mr. Comstock New York City East Fifth Street Elyria Elyma Highalgo Business College Senn Lorain Cunty Electric Company Lorain County Electric Company Elyra

Republican Women 2 Meet Tonight Ahead of Big Rally

Lorain County Republican headquarters hosts a meeting of Republican women from Wellington Oberlin Amherst Lorain and nearby areas for organization and prep ahead of Friday’s rally. State organizer Miss Rose Moriarity of Columbus will speak and unite local clubs into a single statewide women’s group.

Lorain County Redington Oberlinsub Sgiterssay

Lorain County WCTU Meet Ends With Florence Richards Speaker

The Lorain county WCTU annual convention meets tomorrow at First Methodist church auditorium all day with a speech by Florence Richards of Columbus linking to the London temperance conference. Morning session includes officer election at noon lunch in church dining hall and a feature address in the evening.

Lorain County Woman's Christian, Operancs Union First Methodist Church Florence Richards Ofumbus Temperance Kers London England Richards

Citizenship Forum to Be Held by High Authority

Beginning Tuesday evening October 6 at 7 30 oclock a Citizenship Forum will be conducted in the focal association of the YWCA with Karl F Geiser of Oberlin College in charge. He is regarded as a top authority on his subject and will discuss Political Units the Basis of Citizenship. The meeting is open to the public and promises valuable information for new voters and others seeking political knowledge.

YWOCA Karl F Geiser Oberlin College Jefferson School Tuk Frank Stevens Path Street

Farewell Courtesy for Wit. ASD WRS and Mrs George Cotto

The Wit. ASD WRS and Mrs George Cotto hosted a farewell courtesy on Saturday evening for Mr and Mrs Henry Young and son, departing Elyria for California. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Kern, Mr and Mrs G A Wels, and a luncheon was served. Mrs Cotto presented Mrs Young with a silver gift. a gift for Mr Young and son honored their departure and best wishes for health and happiness in the western home.

ASD George Cotto Btaply Rs Cotton Preawa

Literature and Art Department Meeting Opens Year

On Wednesday afternoon at the home of Chairman Mr e C T M Lawler 318 Washington Avenue the first meeting of the year for the Literature and Art Department of the Woman's Civic Club will be held. Members and others interested are invited. Session starts at 2:30 o clock.

Lawler Washington Avenue Woman's Civic Club

Bride to Be Honored at Card Party in Gratton

Pro nuttial ADF AUR for October rrinf an sq uare Kirkbride of Eastern Weights boulevard and Harlan Knechtges of Grafton will wed. guest of honor Saturday evening as Miss Gertrude Kuechtiges hosted a card party at her Gratton home. Highest scores went to Miss Charlote Virftee of Larach and Alisa Francis Kirkbride of Ely tra. fall floral decor and pink luncheon setting. Gifts from Elyria Lorain and Grafton guests were presented to the bride elect.

Elert Elyria Lorain Grafton

Brilliant wedding features week at settlement house

One of the season’s most elaborate social events at the Settlement House Western Heights celebrated the marriage of Misa Elizabeth Kenya and Stata George. The ceremony was by Rey A Kalta nay of the Hungarian Reformed church. Attendants included Miss Elizabeth Gordon as maid of honor and Steve Seko as best man, with thirteen bridesmaids and flower girls. The couple hosted a banquet and danced at the settlement house after services, attended by about 160 guests.

Western Heights Misa Elizabeth Kenya Stata George Rey A Kaltanay Elizabeth Gordon Steve Seko Tittle Dizabeth Nagy Lucy Gordon Helde Gsory- Ink of & Simptoans

Local women hosts for week card and bridge clubs

Mrs Hollis of Fourth street will host tomorrow afternoon at her home the merging card club she belongs to. Mrs Robert Smith of East age nile Ws hosts Thursday afternoon for the A OT ciup meeting. Charles Full Sr will entertain Wednesday afternoon at Middle avenue home for the bridge luncheon club. Mrs Filward Warner of Me Harvard street hosts Tuesday afternoon for Circle No 4 Ald society at St Paul church.

Hollis Fourth Street Card Club Robert Smith East Age Nile OT Ciup Charles Full Sr Middle Avenue Bridge Clu Mra Filward Warner Harvard Street Circle No 4 Ald Society of St Paul Church

Picture History of the Kiddies Told for Toddlers

A nostalgic note invites readers to explore a picture history of early childhood. The text hints at guiding parents through visuals and memories as children begin to toddle and grow, presenting a treasure of infant milestones.

Local Guests Visit Relatives in Fort Wayne

East avenue residents are guests this week of Mrs Converse's relatives in Fort Wayne. Mr and Mrs Coon and family and Mr and Mrs Conrad Batten, of 184 Spruce Street, rested Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs F Lang on Oberlin road. Miss Josephine Lockard and Miss Naomi Marsh of Glastern Heights were visitors of their parents over Lindis from Obie Wesleyan tni versts at Delaware. On Sree of Chestnut Street and Matt Resar left for Delaware to attend the State Convention of the Sheet Metal Workers. Mr Snipes serves as local secretary and both Elyrians go as delegates.

East Avenue Coon Conrad Batten Spruce Street F Lang Oberlin Road Josephine Lockard Harvard Avenue Naomi Marsh Glastern Delaware Obie Sheet Metal Workers Snipes Elyrians

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