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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1923
Page
12
United to marriage to Duane Ketcham of Brooklyn New York the nuptials being solemnized at the home of Mr and Mrs Ketcham will make their home in Brooklyn.
A farewell program honors Rev. O G Nichols at the First Church. Ministers, church families, and friends attend with music by the water orchestra and piano solos. Presents include a chest of silver and a monetary purse, followed by a reception with tea cream and cake.
Monday listings include Cantons clubs and Benevolent Society activities at C hall and Lorals No 93. St John Moone Fellows Lodge Elyria F Hall hosts birthday club, pre natal, exchange club luncheon at Elks Rest. Birthday event featured readings and music. FFW Society holds outdoor meeting at Cascade with luncheon and contests.
The I G G 5 club meets Dorothy Boor 250 George St Tuesday at 2 30 pm first meeting of the year. The Dames of Malta meet Tuesday evening at Wurst Hall for officer nominations. Lamp disposal plans to be decided. Miss Phyllis Wagner and Clyde C Spieth wed at First Baptist Church yesterday afternoon. They will reside at 353 West Eighth Street. Helen Henke hosts farewell for Elizabeth Dickens who moves to Chicago. Various church society and cribbage club gatherings reported with guests, meals and upcoming meetings noted.
Mrs. H L Burns entertained the degree team of the Prthian Sisters at her home on Princeton avenue. Sewing and social chat filled the evening as the hostess served refreshments at the close.
Hospital notes list discharges for Mrs Harold Bren Esther Back Carrie Tran and Mrs Frank McKmisnt. Rev John H Grant begins his last month at First Church with biographical sermons and visits remaining in September. Leslie Jolliff named new organist from Oberlin Conservatory will debut tomorrow with soloist Miss Frances Jensen. First Church members urged to attend Union Service at M E Church Sunday evening to honor Rev Grant and note resignation of Rev W S Smith.
A string of guests and travelers visits across Ohio Michigan and Ontario. Detroit resident Ernest Carter visits Aire J J Buswell while Mrs Ellenberger returns from Cedar Point Elks convention. Families from Elyria Carrollton Bay Bridge and Cleveland undertake motor trips to Columbus Detroit Niagara Falls Toronto and Put in Bay with multiple family gatherings and cordial visits.
Jutta Baswell and Thomas Duan plan Labor Day absence as Mounds Brooklin Post Fife and Drum Corps departs for the National En campment of the G A R in Milwaukee. Four of the fifteen members are grandchildren of Charles L. Underhill, North Olmsted pioneer. the group includes Mrs Leoa Paddock, Mrs Marta Foster, Mrs Florence Benner, and Mrs MetBelle Summers.
Poem fragment by Margaret Sangster reflects on neglected deeds and unspoken kindness. The lines consider the tender acts left undone at day’s end and how such omissions haunt the living. An added note invites a free Steam Washer ticket from The Farm Implement Co. at a fair exhibit.
Alfred Alexander returns from a tren ton trip while Mr and Mrs Charles Kaser spend the weekend in Pittsburgh. Theodore Maddock leaves for Chicago to attend the Academy of Fine Art fall industrial arts course. Mr and Mrs Leroy Reisinger also appear in the notice.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St John will gather Sunday afternoon at 3 at the home of Mrs. E. Warner 126 Belfield to observe a death in the family and pay respects.
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