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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
2
Enthusiastic meeting of Frnjay school workers last week at United Presbyterian Church set plans for a campaign to raise Sunday school attendance by 50 percent. Campaign runs Nov 1 to Jan 31 with a committee from several area churches to lead efforts.
Miss Nugent daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Nugent of 85 North Howard street Akron wed Erwin W Eppley son of Mr and Mrs Saul Eppley of Elyria. The ceremony occurred at two o'clock Wednesday at the High Street Church with Rev Wells officiating. Attendants were Naomi Nugent and Martin Riggs. Out of town guests included Mrs A Ballmer Denver Cole Anna Riggs Denver Martin Ruges Zanesville and Mrs Eppley Elyria. reception and dinner followed.
An old style advertisement touts Brownstone hair dye as a safe, odorless solution to color gray hair. It claims easy transformation to light brown through black, with two color options and a trial offer from the Benten Pharmacal Co. at Covington Kentucky. The copy emphasizes no harmful metals and invites readers to mail order a trial package.
The bride’s home was prettily decorated with palms and cut flowers as the young couple departed on a motor trip through the East. Afterward they will reside here where Mr Bop ley is employed with The Pallas Bros. Electric Co.
Invitations from Elyria friends announce the marriage of Miss Emily Warwood M Ranshaw daughter of Mr and Mrs George B Ranshaw once residents here to William Malthy Barber of Toledo. The ceremony will be Thursday afternoon October 16 at five o'clock in St Paula Episcopal Church Petersburg Va. Amity Club Meets Tomorrow and Sons of Veterans Aux meet tomorrow with a 7 20 practice session at Mrs Carlson Squires Park Avenue home.
The Home Hygiene Club met at Muss Gill's home on Winnesday afternoon and walked to the rocky river shore for a autumnal picnic and wiener roast. The girls sang and shared stories, under the supervision of Miss McCracken and Miss Girl who chaperoned the outing before Vester's Sunday school illumination talk.
An advertisement extols a cheap pine extract based remedy named Pinex as a universal cure for coughs colds and throat irritation. It claims rapid relief by soothing airways and membranes, with dire warnings about counterfeit products and a guarantee of satisfaction from Pinex Co Fi Wayne.
Rev Z H Grant to lead Sunday school lessons on religious education themes for teachers and students over the next three months. John Wesley Hill D P B to speak Friday Oct 10 at First Congregational church auditorium. endowment news noted. Public invited with attendees from Cleveland Lansford Buffalo and Philadelphia and other areas.
Rollin Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs R F Eastman of Jefferson street entered Charity hospital Cleveland today for serious operative treatment. A baby boy born at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Vernon Ross of Phillips court weighed eight and a half pounds and named Jehan Vernon. F J Helling who fell from a scaffold last Monday on the East side is recovering. Miss Laura Dellefeld of Rush street returned Tuesday after vacation travel.
Business and Professional Men urged to order advertising in the upcoming City Directory. Direct inquiries to phone 7061 or visit 289 Second Street for details.
Notice lists a frat dance by the Twentieth Century Dance Club on October 3 with details about a trade teacher training class for skilled mechanics. The teacher training session begins October 7 at Technical High School Auditorium and invites all mechanics to attend the first meeting.
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