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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
10
The event lists honorees and officers from several lodges including Lorain No. 93 and Cuyshogs. Readings, processions, and musical interludes by Kolinski Orchestra mark the Decoration Ceremony with flags, hymns, and an address by the Department Commander.
Circle No 1 met at Mrs H E Hauelsen Park avenue with 35 members and 6 visitors. Social hour included a musical program and refreshments. Circle No 2 met at Mrs R L Barth Eaton Center with 25 members and 2 visitors, followed by social time and refreshments.
The Savings Deposit Bank & Trust along with Elyria Banks hosted a Halloween masquerade with autumn decor in black and orange. Prize winners included Miss Eleanor Kushinsky, Miss Laura Harris, Miss Helen Denman, and Miss Harriet Sheffield. many attendees listed from local banks.
A quiet wedding took place at the home of Mr and Mrs H D Peas body in Wakeman Tuesday evening at 7 30 when their daughter Effie wed Duncan W Robertson. The ceremony was by Rev Blait. A reception followed and guests included Mr and Mrs Peter Robertson and Mrs Lucy E Panhooy. The couple will reside in Elyria.
A bake sale is held at the Central Book Store on Saturday October 21 to benefit La Porte Sunday School. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach. Local volunteers organize the event seeking shopper support and donations.
The United Presbyterian church held its monthly congregational supper in the church parlors with about fifty attendees. Mrs Margaret Gould and Mrs Erg est Buck led the event, a program featured Robert Bherrard’s voice solos and J. McNulty of Cleveland recited poems. A quartet including Clayton Vaughn Ernest Buck A W Baird and Karl Debmann performed. Devotions and a Sabbath school lesson followed.
An eight pound boy named Harry Edward was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Frank Daly at 133 West Bridge Street. Various guests including Myr Holcomb, Ora Titus, and Mr and Mrs Charles Lump visited, with many mentions of other recent social calls and a discharged soldier from Service Company, Tweaty-first Infantry, Scho field Barracks, Hawaii returning home to 114 Chase Street. Additional notes list births to N C Bell of Cuyahoga Falls and several visitors to Archie Hobill and East Broad Street households, along with a series of visits among local families and relatives at multiple addresses.
Mrs Sehneider entertained at luncheon in honor of Mrs Lucy Bergman of Quilicothe. Mrs Boddy remains ill at home on Middle Avenue. A motor trip to Portsmouth is planned by Mr Wolf, Mrs Wolf, and Fred Wolf to visit relatives. Former Ambassador W G Sharp and wife return Sunday from Europe trip.
A church notices a cafeteria supper event hosted by the Church of Christ on Saturday at 4 30 p m. The brief item lists the time and venue for the community meal and fundraiser.
Fragmentary notes mention individuals and addresses with unclear actions. Names include Juanita Kenney and a baby, Marvard avenue, Columbia Station, and various unreadable phrases. The text lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear news item.
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