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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1922

Page

12

Opel Waldron Becomes Bride of Frederick Schnuerer

Opel Waldron and Frederick Schnuerer wed in a ceremony at Elyria with a pale pink and blue reception. The bride wore a dark plee georgette gown and carried san- popes and lilies. the groom’s party included a best man Kenneth Lord. They plan a short wedding trip to Danville Indiana and will reside on Eleventh Street after returning, both noted locals.

Opel Waldron Frederick Schnuerer Weide Bag Wrhol Bhaver Schouerer Elyria High Ohool Schnuerer Walo Oberlin Business College Schnuerer Farm Implement Company Danville Indiana Charles Eckler Eleventh Street

General Aid Society of M E Church Names Committees

The Toe Ceners Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church met in the church parlors with Mrs. Wilcox presiding. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Nettle Nishola. Minutes and a yearly report were read showing 2700 calls and 80 meetings. nine circles reported 329 members and $380 raised in January. Circle 2 won attendance honors. Standing committees were named, cafeteria suppers planned, a solo performed, and circles 1 and 2 hosted luncheon.

Methodist Church Wilcox Aveny Society Nettle Nishola B. H. Long Tion George Stevens S&j W. B. N Hawk Sam Beal K. Bills J. A. Lucas Supyar Henry Helfdrich J.G. Fields Peter Kolinsky John Bath Clarence Reazell United Presbyterian Sunday School Board United Presbyterian Church Ida Long H. Briggs

Lorain County Council P T cadre at Wellington wellington meeting

Lorain County Council of Parent Teachers Associations held its fourth regular meeting at Wellington High School. Speaker Wardo L. Davey of Kent spoke on Trees and Reforestation, with an instructive address enjoyed by attendees. Reports from delegates on home, school, and community improvement followed, plus student musical numbers.

Lorain County Parent-Teachers Association Activ Mies Vielin Lucille Niehals Iola Andrews Gil— Ft Newsome

Halloween events fill Elyria social calendar

Miss Agnes Tutthill hosts a Halloween masquerade at Hewes Street with Ada Wallington Lula Buffett Lola Burgett and others attending. Pythian Sisters card party prizes given and a Settlement House masquerade planned with judges named. Community groups announce parties rallies and meetings across Elyria from October 28 to 30 including a Republican rally at Gates School and a Girl Reserves Halloween event.

Agnes Tutthill Creuser Club Niss Hewes Street Hallowe'en Ada Wallington Lula Buffett Lola Burgett Lillian Gray Olive Dunfee Margaret Gruse Maimie Waters Inez Bradley Luelle Kirk Viola W van Dyke Marion Meiukla Settlement House V0 Club Mra . C Washburn F. M. Shelton Louise Baker Daisy Wilder Second Ward Gates School Moale

Women club circles hear Mrs Winter in Ohio tour

Mrs Thomas G Winter of Minneapolis president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs impressed Northwestern Ohio attendees during her Cleveland Toledo swing. A Coliseum audience heard her discuss the new national club home in Washington and its early cramped beginnings.

Middle West Thomas G. Winter Minneapolis General Federation of Women's Citys Club Ohio Cleveland Toledo Mwinter Northwestern Ohio Coliseum Woman’s Club Woman’s Educational Chlt

Early treatment of the common cold urged by physician

A physician warns that neglecting a cold can lead to serious or fatal diseases and urges prompt care. Father John’s Medicine is cited for its sixty seven years of claimed success in treating colds and coughs to build strength and prevent complications.

Father John

Concert by orchestra and choir delights large audience

A packed High school auditorium enjoyed last night’s program by the K. of C. orchestra and St Mary’s choir. The program featured orchestral and choral pieces with solos and duets. Notable numbers included piano pieces by Miss Jean Gassiter and Miss Elle Kenge, and vocal solos by Laura Tillack Grubba. Reverend Fray conducted and violinist solos by Alvin Bemis and William Conrad drew praise. The choir finished with pieces by Gounod, Inflammatus and Suntus with Rosini.

K. of C. Orchestr J. Mary's Antifa K. of C John H. Fray Jean Gassiter Elle Kenge John Whelton Laura Tillack Grubba Lorain Alvin Bamis Tom Ridgeville Peter Smith Rossini St Mary's Choir Lou Tillneck Grubbs

Goblins Prepare for Halloween Night Fun In Fields

Miss Hoardman embraces the spooky mood planning to dress as a goblin for Hallowe'en. Pumpkins and corn stalks marked for a village raid on celebrations as she gathers a hat and pumpkin ready for a night of apples cider and treats with friends.

Miss Hoardman

Baby girl and baby boy named in births at Bath Street

Horate Mr and Mrs Jonathan Rita of 228 Bath Street announce the birth of a baby girl and a baby boy in a concise parish notice. The fragments indicate two newborns with parental names and a residential address.

Hiauting Mast Avenue Horate Jonathan Rita Bath Street

Rotary talk opens local events and births in Youngstown scene

Burke addressed the Rotary Club at Youngstown yesterday. A string of local residents and visitors are noted to have traveled from Cleveland Buffalo and Montreal while a baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Gringle of Amberat on Wednesday October 25. Several social visits are listed including Mrs X A Palmer and Mrs Charles Uber at Chestnut Avenue and Mrs F G Falor with Mrs S P Trace visiting in Alton.

Burke Rotary Club Youngtown Loretta Rudolph Went Fourth Street Ming Nova Ringler Cleveland Bave Lyon Squire F. Basinger Eastern Heights Boulevard Veda Goldsmith Midd!s Avenue Sandusky Misa Louise Baker Harrison Street Frank Cutting Lorain Geo. Haines East Avenue

Local Visits and Family Gatherings in Carlisle Area

On October 26 Carl isle Carlisle hosted visits from Nichael Knechtges and daughters Celia and Mary and from Mr and Mrs Joseph Stack of Elyria who called on Mr and Mrs M Diedrick. Little Norman Youngeberg hurt his arm and Mrs Diedrick entertained her mother Mrs Maringer of Ridgeville. William Plas and family of Elyria spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Marguerite Plas and family. Mr and Mrs Walliam McLaurie were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J Lewis of Elyria. William 2nks has been working in Litchfield.

Carlisle Nichael Knechtges Celia Mary Joseph Stack Elyria M. Diedrick Norman Youngeberg Diedrick Maringer Ridgeville Wiliam Plas Marguerite Plas Walliam Mclaurie Ars. J Lewis Eleria William Nks Litchfield

Ladies of St Agnes Card Party at the Church

The Ladies of St Agnes Church plan a card party tomorrow night at the church. Refreshments will be served.

Modern Woodmen OF America Modern Woodman of America St. Agnes’ Church

Fragmented Notices From A Distant Week

Various items mention Misa Catherine Moon cpant five days to Lorain, Paul Rating and family visiting John Morea of Elyrta, and a review of poison experiments with morpine and a goat camp. It notes a new instrument enabling simultaneous telephonic conversations and mentions Amber and East China import activity, plus a church supper at M B Church.

Misa Catherine Moon Lorain Paul Rating John Morea Elyrta

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