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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1923

Page

4

Elyria Attorney Weds in Youngstown Home Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Helen Fulia Vail to John K. Nece a Elyria Ohio attorney was solemnized at the bride's mother's Youngstown home. Rev William Carson Press performed the ceremony in a setting of ferns and autumn flowers. The couple will reside in Elyria after a Great Lakes and St Lawrence River honeymoon. Mrs Nece formerly taught at Canfield High School. Out of town guests included Mrs J A Courtney of Grove City and Miss Louise Nete of Girard Pa.

Helen Fulia Vail John K. Nece Elyria Ohio Edward Vail Warren Avenue Youngstown William Carson Press Evergreen Presbyterian Church

Cleveland String Quartet Opens Teachers Club Course

The Cleveland String Quartet led by Arthur Beckwith performs at the Elyria Teachers' Club course at the High School auditorium next Monday. The program spans Bach to Kreisler, includes Taft’s studio display, and features Stefansson’s attic tales. Also on November 6 Anna Dickie Olesen, Minnesota, the first woman nominated for the US Senate by a major party, will speak.

Cleveland String Quartet Teachers Club Arthur Beckwith England Beckwith Cleveland Elyria Teachers’ Club Edna Joseph Mozart Haydn Ravel Goosens Kreisler Lorado Taft Vilhjalmur Stefansson United States Senate Anna Dickie Olesen Minnesota Congress

Silver-Nefcer Nuptials Solemnized At Church

The morning service at St Agnes Church united Edith Silver and William Nefher in marriage with a 9 am ceremony officiated by Rev E A Reilly. The bride wore georgette crepe with orange blossoms, maid of honor wore blue canton crepe, best man was Leo Neufer, a wedding breakfast followed at the groom’s School Street home, and out of town guests joined the celebration.

St. Agnes’ Church Edith Silver Frank Alspaugh William Fer Xii E. A. Reilly Frank Mackert Lohengrin Georgette Ulie Verle School Street Joseph Neufer Cleveland Jacob Schmitz Jamit Oberlin Anna Born Francis Schof Shemeld Neuter Wil Schopi

Local church circles outline meetings this week

The West Ridge PTA meets at the school house Thursday afternoon. Circle No 9 of the Methodist church meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Bessie Hurd Lilghland court. Circle No 3 meets with Mrs Irving Lord at 227 Fourteenth Street Wednesday afternoon October 10 with Mrs Fred Underhill assisting the hostess. Mid Week Message Circle of the First Spiritual church meets at Mrs George Merthe’s 134 West Bridge Street. Elyria Memorial Hospital School of Nursing alumni hear Miss Muriel Anscombe in Cleveland. she outlined the School of Nursing, her work, and nursing education needs with solos by Miss Mary Louise Barres and readings by Mrs C H Giberson. The group is planning winter programs.

The Methodist Church Bessie Hurd Lilghland Court M4wethodist Church Irving Lord Fourteenth Street Fred Underhill First Spiritual Church George Merthe West Bridge Street Elyria Memorial Hospital School OF Nursing Cleveland E. H. H. School of Nursing Elyria Memorial Hospital Muriel Anscombe School of Nursing Miss Anscombe Anscombe New York Mount Sinai School of Nursing League of Nursing Education of Ohio Teachers College of Columbia University Mary Louise Barres C. H. Giberson

Legion Auxiliary Plans Masquerade and Charity Drive

Regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary drew strong attendance as plans formed to send a relief box to Columbus State Hospital. Absentees may join efforts. next meeting hosts a masquerade party. A birthday party followed, led by Mrs L E Allen and Mrs FP Barnes. Mrs J C Smith won the vase prize.

L. E. Allen FP. J. Barnes J. C. Smith

Initial Meeting Of Civic Club Literature Drama Dept

The Literature and Drama Department of the Women’s Civic Club met Monday afternoon at the Congregational Church. Discussions covered plans for Frances Squire and activities for the unit, with members Calvert of Washington and several Bellevue guests attending. The gathering included social exchanges and a Bellevue-Ecyria game outing.

Civic Club E Women’s Civil Fev Mrt A Tts S$ Calvert Wash Aeton Avr Chilcano Edgewater Road

American Yeomen Install Officers At Odd Fellows Ball

The American Women gathered in the Odd Fellows' ball for a large turnout where officers were installed for Brookside Lodge Cleveland and for the Yeomen. October 29 is set for the annual children’s festival inviting Yeomen and their children. A Women’s Civic Club Music and Art Department meeting at Mrs. Gull’s home included a business session, a musical program by Mrs. Terry and Mrs. Wherry, and refreshments.

Foreman Harry Yateer William Tresington C. Dunford Millie Tissaxton Frank Younes Nowena Elsie Yaneer Rebecca Cora Bentis Louis Helmsath Jesse Raesler Nettie Woodruff Brookside Lodge Cleveland Woman's Civic, Club Cloyd. D. Gull Earl Court A. E. Terry J. G. Wherry

Surprise Party Honors Mrs Stokes At Home On Fairlawn

A party of Mrs Helen Stokes friends gave a surprise shower at her mother Mrs Anna Rocher residence on Fairlawn avenue. Guests included Hattie and Amelia Down Mayme Kuss Lucile Her Anna Pauline Eleanor Bodenlos Clara Amelia Wickleman Mary Carrand Odelia Henes. A pleasant gathering ended with dainty refreshments and a gift presentation.

Community Notes From Ambert And Nearby

Sunday visits unfold as families including the Millspaughs and Jacksons spend time with relatives in Ambert. W. H. McAllister, formerly treated at St Joseph’s hospital Lorain, is discharged. The Mertz household hosts the Minch family, and Mrs. Eddy of Massillon visits Mrs. Virginia Newton. Mrs. Simpson Sarles of Buffalo visits Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Maples in Jefferson Square.

Jackson J. R. Millspaugh Amberet W.H. McAllister St Joseph's Hos Lorain R. Minch Mertz Park Avenue

Local residents host visitors and travel notes across region

Mr and Mrs Harry Denman of Chicago stay two weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs Martin Denman on Fifth Street. A Bellevue party dined with Mr and Mrs Frank Snooken and Mrs Arnold Seip and two children. Mrs Theodore Faulhaber of this city attended a Lor quest at a Train Club event. Mrs G A Reeder goes to Epworth Memorial Church Branch Meeting in Cleveland today. Several families from Mallet Cz and Dewey Avenue visited, including Ralph Bishop and Albert Bishop with Mrs New ton, Mrs Lockard and Halcyon, and Misses Josephine Lockard and Lucilie Carroll at Ohio Wesleyan. Mrs J F Burny, daughter and two sons, and Mrs Charles Mole returned from Detroit after visiting Jack Miller. Ida Barnhart leaves for California for the American Legion and Anxies convention.

Harry Denman Chicago Ill Martin Denman Fifth Street Borer Noel Dackatt East Broad Street Frank Snooken Arnold Seip Bellevue Elks Theodore Faulhaber Marion Vosus Norwalk Dorothy Frederick J. P. Whitehall Emmatt Seaman M D. B. van Dorn Cleveland George van Dorn Oberlin Newton West Second Street W. C. Lockard Halcyon Henry Tulk Henry Delsware Josephine Lockard Lucilie Carroll Ohio Wesleyan University J. F. Burny Charles Mole Detroit Andrs Jack Miller Ida Barnhart Beebe Coure C Fornia the American Legion and Anxies San E. Saunders

Women Club members readies for district conference

Mrs D Troxell and Mrs Harry Crandall invite members to the Middle North District Conference of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs in Ashland on Wednesday and Thursday. Nellie Hill travels to Ashland to address the Ashland County W C F U at the Congregational church and close the session. She will speak at Medina on Wednesday. Ernest Whidden of Riverside California visits sisters and travels to Penfield then home via Redlands and the National Old Trails Road. D Ray Igo and Mrs Igo head home to Redlands after a long auto trip across 12 900 miles via Yellowstone and Lincoln highways. Mrs John Whitney leaves for a three day Branch meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society in Cleveland, with five states represented. Lucille Kirsch to attend a contest at Epworth Memorial church this evening.

Woman’s Civic Club Harry Cran Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Ashland Nellie Hill Ale Ashland County Congregational Church Hill Medina County Medina. Or el Mra Ernest Whidden Riverside California J. Ao Pusbach Frank Snook Cora Smith Lloyd Jefferson Motoriag Penfield Claude Hamkamer D. Ray Igo G. B Plumb Third Street Redlands Kansas City Grand Canyon New York City Boston John Whitney Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Cleveland West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Ohio Lucille Kirbr Lakeside North East Epworth Memorial Chruch

Typographical Error in Holcomb's Advertisement

In the October Chronicle Telegram a typographical error in Holcomb's Market advertisement quotes Kirk's Soap at 18¢ instead of 48¢ per 10 bars.

Holcomb'a Chronicle-Telegram Whitem Kirk

Ren estate transfers and realty sales listed in Lorain area

Carrie C Moore transfers to Frank Frod cette on lots 9 10 Gregg s first ad to Lorain for 1500 ER W Hubbard transfers to Jennie Hubbard part of lot 36 LaGrange tp for 1000 John Sennhenn transfers to John Bay lot 471 Sturtevant s Fairhome ad to Lorain for 2000 Carl W Menz transfers to Nettie A Little lot 2 Taylors adt to Amherst for 500 Ida Linn transfers to Scott Gilmore lot ATL WK 41 Elyria for 8500 Continental Co operative Realty Co transfers to Jessamine Lynch lots 45 44 Nk 5 Thidgeville Heights Ridge ville for 200 The Majestic Realty Co transfers to A P Veras lot 99 Main Division of lot 110 Shet held for 500

Carrie C. Moore Frank Frodcette Gregg Lorain ER. W. Heubbard Jennie Hubbard LaGrange John Sennhenn John Bay Sturtevant Fairhome Carl W. Menz Nettie A. Little Taylor Amherst Ida Linn Scott Gilmore Elyria Continental Co-operative Realty Co Jessamine Lynch Thidgeville Heights Ridgeville the Majestic Realty Co A. P. Veras

Community invite to Grangers on Oberlin Road

Oberlin Road hosts a gathering titled Stop 87 Danve Thursday Eve inviting all Grangers and friends. The notice calls for attendance by members and associates of the Grange network.

Oberlin Rd

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John Nece Elizabeth Stevens Society Bembower Dunn Plumb Warden Mantle Miller Edwarde Wheland Cleveland Road A. Hamaan H. K. Funler Gates Avenue Odd Fellows Lodge Elyria No F. Ball Federation Girls of W. A American Legion Legion .Com Frank Harmon Lodge Masonic Temple Young Ladies Society of St. John's Lutheran Church Ladies Auxiliary of Knights of St. John Manse Women’s Benefit Association of Maccabees Wurst’s Elks Lodge Elks Hall Church School Cabinet and Regions Education Committee First Congregational Church Mrrtin Deanan Denman Henry Denman F. A. Denman Wakeman Frank Hawley Middle Avenue Great Thompson Edwin Lew East Avenue Urban Dern Harvard Avenue B. Davison West Ninth ,Il West Ridge Parent-Teacher Association Eok Gage Hazel Avion Martha Roman Bellevue-Ecyria Gama AMT Clvic Club Mrs. Stokes Friendship Club Friendship William Neufer Path of Daughters OF Scotia Dance Wursthall Smith Orchestra Busica’s Broad St Hecock Arouni Johnston OPT. Rialto Theatre York State B. Davis Co Hobokes, N. J C. Graham Davis Beking Davis U. S REN Radio Shop Boylans Hickok de Forest Willard Storage Oren Geo. H. Chamberlain, Jr Musical Art Society Mabel Garrison New York String Quartette Clarence Whitehill Brunswick Music Store Ferdinand V. Anderson SICK Karnak Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc Selling Ageess W. & J. Sloane New York Coy Allen & Brown
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