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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1924

Page

3

District Rebekah Lodges Hold Good Meet in Amherst

The Fourteenth Special Session and School of Instruction of the Ninth District of the Ohio Nebelish Assembly met in Amherst with Mrs. Clara Alander reporting a record district giving total of 457.0 dollars, the largest ever for the district. The event featured presentations by officers and a focus on charity efforts amid the state’s district leadership.

Rebekah Amherst Rebekah Vox Clara Alander Ohio Nebelish Assembly Yester Gary Emma M Mere Lear SimMod

Miss Dorothy Adams to Wed Arthur Damm on November 16

Miss Dorothy Adams and Arthur Damm announce their forthcoming marriage set for November 16. The couple plans a ceremony in the local residence region with friends and family in attendance.

Dorothy Adams Arthur Damm

Local social events and a community program noted

A montage of community groups meets at hall venues including the G A R Hall and Catholic Daughters hall. The event featured music and a luncheon with plans for a follow up in two weeks. Names include Margaret Snyder and Anthony Neiding among attendees from Michigan and Missouri.

G. A. R. Hall Order of DeMolay 1. O. C. F. Hall Catholic Daughters of Am Kk C. Hall Elyria Che The Mothe Moose Cherplier Knights of Pyt of B. Tallica Gugsis Isrause Michigch Ekling St. Louis

East Bus Plan Meeting At Guih's Barber Shop

Residents gather at 746 Te Second Eapner for a public meeting about a new East Bus project. Attendees discuss interested participants and note there will be no charge for the session.

Guih Charg Wim

Aliyan Marries Miss Burnett in Pittsfield Ceremony

In Pittsfield Illinois, Alyrian marries Miss Burnett in a quiet ceremony witnessed by local residents and family. The event took place at the county courthouse with a simple reception following the vows.

Alyrian Miss Burnett Pittsfield Ilasn

Methodist Circle Teaches Enriching Music Evening

The Methodist circle held a November meeting featuring solos by Koprana and a piano duet by Ethel Millsran and Uelea Busweil. Guests J. H. Mathis of Wooster and Mrs. Peter Kolinski attended as the circle hosted and refreshments were served.

Delia Ibnesd Ethel Millsran J. H. Mathis Wooster Peter Kolinski Jim

Evangelist Sackett Addresses Sunday Meeting at Local Church

Evangelist Sackett spoke to a filled house at the United Presbyterian church last night. He recounted his past and how he found God, urging listeners to dedicate income to the Lord as a debt of gratitude. The sermon emphasized strong faith and dynamic preaching.

Sackett Uaeted Presbyterian Church Isin Grutt

Woman’s Home Mission to Host Evening Sing

The Methodist church hosts a Ladies Aid Society program featuring vocal numbers and entertainment. Mrs. H Son and John Barer plan to host guests in the County Bank Building on Middle Street, with Mauries Boyland among the organizers.

Mauries Boyland Ors H Son John Barer Hoz Tee

Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Easy Color for Fabrics

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as the only dye brand needed for wool silk linen and mixed fabrics. It instructs readers to tell their druggist the fabric type and color target and claims simple reliable results.

Neckagius Diroeno

First Church Circles Meet at Elinziley Park

Circle two of the First Church holds a meeting at Elinziley Park with attendees including Andrew Pouris and nearby residents. Event details reference Parc No 2 and 601 Park, with local organizer Wal Church listed among participants.

THE First Church Park No Wal

Memorial Hospital notices and local social updates

The column lists residents visiting and traveling including Mrs Charles Schon and Mrs 7 B Wilein at Memorial Hospital, and Mr and Mrs R H Wotton with Mrs D I Conroy planning a motor trip to Corning New York to visit relatives. Also mentions Lorvin residents visiting E H Sneilenberger.

Atte Ae Eugris George Alf Atscin Memorial Hospital Charles Schon

Blingley Couple Welcome Daughter at Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Leland Blingley of 339 Furnace Street welcomed a daughter yesterday at Memorial Hospital. The birth adds another member to the local family.

Bort Leland Blingley Furnace Street Dauighter Memorial Hospitial

Chest drive in Oberlin aims for 12500 goal

Oberlin students subscribe to a Chest drive for the year totaling 12500 dollars. The effort backs appeals to the Gb and faculty with no definite names handed. The Chest supports a broad appeal and funds distribution.

Oberlin Ucd Overlin College Gband

Oberlin Voters to Discuss Politics October 28

Oberlin Ohio residents will gather at the School auditorium to hear a non partisan meeting hosted by the League of Women Voters. Candidates from the two presidential tickets and the local race will be represented and audience questions will be addressed.

Obserlin Wass Ters Wors Uluds Oberlin League of Wars Tion Keors Uy Cuestions

Women Attend Meet On Politics In Oberlin

About forty women attended a political discussion last night at Mrs. H. N. Holmes home in Oberlin. The League of Women Voters sponsored the event with A. E. Heacox presenting Calvin Coolidge’s acceptance speech and Permena Allen outlining John W. Davis’s acceptance. Mrs. F. J. Lehmann and Mrs. Harry Bassett also read statements by Helen Keller Jane Addams and others urging votes for Coolidge.

Oberlin H. N. Holmes Pices League of Wormer Woiters A. E. Heacox Calvin Cool Permena Allen John W. Davis Robert LaFollette A. G. Cummings LaFollette Helen Keller Jane Addams F. J. Lehmann Calvin Coolidge Harry Bassett

League of Women Voters hosts nonpartisan election forum

The League of Women Voters hosts Wednesday evenings discussions on vital campaign issues. The next meeting, October 22, is at Mrs. Charles B. Ketcham’s home 99 North Main Street. Topic: The Mechanics of Election How the President Vice President Governor are elected. Meetings run 7 30 to 8 30 p.m.

League of Women Voters Charles 2B. Ketcham North Main Street

Rites Held Today for Mrs Shelton in Oberlin

Rites were held today for Mrs Ann Mary Enilline Shelton in Oberlin. She died Tuesday evening at age 62 and had worked as a dressmaker in the village. Born in Kentucky on April 2, 1862, she will be interred at Westwood Cemetery in Oberlin.

Theo. Willey Ohio St Indianapolis Ind Siother Bracheld Regulator Co BA 18 Fianta Brein Oberlin Ann Mary Enilline Shelton

Strong apple demand forecast by Ohio Farm Bureau official

Columbus reports from C. W. Ward of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation indicate robust winter and spring demand for apples. Dealers are buying more from orchards and packing houses than in years past, with reduced winter variety estimates and increased exports abroad.

Columbus C. W. Ward Ohio Farm Bureau Federation

Ridgeville Grange Dance Tonight Raffle and Welcome

Community notice for Ridgeville Grange inviting all locals to an evening dance. A blue feather tip is missing between Earlcourt and W Avenue near 7th and Middle, with return to Fanver & Robson and a reward offered.

Ridgeville Grange Blue Feather Tip Earlcourt W. Ave Fanver & Robson

All Rebekahs Meet At 1 30 P M Tomorrow

The I O O F Rebekah lodge held notice for a meeting at 1 30 p m at C F hall to mark the death of Eva Sweet with Inez Bradley as N G.

Rebekahs C. F. Hall Eva Sweet Inez Bradley N. G

Carek Florist Hosts Concordia Club Social at Moose Hall

Carek Florist presents a West Market Card social for the Concordia club at Moose Hall Friday evening October 17. Admission includes refreshments with prizes for 500 and Pedro. Phone 2414 for details.

Carek Florist West Market Concordia Club Moose Hall Pedro

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