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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1926

Page

6

Cleveland Bride Ruth Barnes Weds Allan Bates in Shaker Heights

Miss Ruth Nanette Barnes of Cleveland and Sean Bates, son of Mr. and Mrs. 4. P. Bates, wed yesterday at 4:30 p.m. at the Barnes residence in Shaker Heights. The ceremony featured white taffeta and tulle with orange blossom and Brussels lace, followed by a marquee reception for about fifty guests. The couple plans a honeymoon in the Adirondacks and Canada before settling at 82nd Street, Cleveland.

Ruth Barnes Cleveland Allan Bates Varney C. Barnes Chadbourne Road Shaker Heights Ruth Nanette Sean Bates 4. P. Bates Eastern Heights Boulevard H. Winters Elyria Methodist Church A. L. Blackwell Richards Barnes Bates Mrs. Bates Martha Bates Charles Biggs Mrs. Barnes Mr. Bates Gladiah Alt Charles Biggs Ali Faywell Waiss Martha Tates Richard Barnes Jean Kentt Jack Dunn Clappmates Ohio Wesleyan University Adirondacks Canada Hdl Eighty-second Street Hathaway Browh School Vr Fates Ohio“Wesleyan University Case School of Applied Science Phi Delta Theta Sigma Xi Tau Bets Pi Theta Tau Case School

Local Fraternal Meetings Tonight and Social Notices

Veterans auxiliary events at G A R Hall and I C C F Nall with DeMolay Daughters of Scotland and Knights of Pythias hosting gatherings. Yeomen circle meets on North Maple. Mrs Miller hosts. A highlight recounts Mrs A L Garford’s reception for Hellene Cadmus, praised for vocal artistry and a varied Brahms and Schubert program. Also notes Ladies Missionary Society meeting on Gratton road with Mary A Lyon talk and mission letters. birthday dinner for Mrs Jehle at Schramm road. birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Patrick Dempsey at Memorial hospital.

G. A. R. Hall David J. Nye Order of DeMolay I. C.C. F. Nall Daughters of Scotland Chevalier Lodge Knights of Fpythias P. Hall

Daughters of Sentia and clubs hold evening meetings

The Daughters of Sentia plan a meeting tomorrow night in the iot PP hall at seven thirty. The Democratic Woman's Club meets this evening at 110 Middle Avenue, Mrs K G Mathews hosting. The Order of the Eastern Star will meet tomorrow night at seven thirty in the Maseme Club rooms. This is the first plated meeting after summer. A luncheon in Lakewood honored Misses Alice and Trese Isler of Chicago, guests of Mr. and Mrs A B Isler of Fourteenth Street. Attendees included Mrs Ed Stankard, Mrs H B Isler, Mrs Mary Miller, Mr and Mrs Fred Nutt, Mrs A Gifford, and Mrs Ray Gifford of Cleveland. The afternoon proved delightful.

Daughters of Sentia Iot Democratic Woman's Club K. G. Mathews Middle Avenue Order of the Eastern Star Maseme Vacacom Alice Trese Isler Chicago A. B. Isler Fourteenth Street Ralph Petit Lakewood Clifton Lagoon Beauthicully Ed, Stankard H. B. Iseler Mary Miller Fred Nutt Chagrin Falls A. Gifford Ray Gifford Cleveland

Veterans of Foreign Wars plan October 6 gathering

Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a meeting at the G A R Hall planning a large October 6 get-together inviting posts from Cleveland Akron Lorain and surrounding cities. A large class of candidates will be initiated and a birthday party for State Senior Vice-Commander Colonel J P Murbach followed the business session. A luncheon featured a cake and flowers. An executive committee meeting of the VFW was set for seven this evening.

Activiies Cleveland Akron Lorain JP Murbach Vifw Itve Elemes

Plyrians Attend County Council Meet

Mrs Lena Taher, Mrs Albert Sibley and Miss Agnes Faron attended the Leper County Council meeting held at South Amherst. The session announced the year’s meeting would be held in Oberiin on October sixth.

Lena Taher Albert Sibley Agnes Faron Leper County Council AMOT Legion Ausilary South Amherst Sion Oberiin

Marriage Licenses in Five Listings and Local Notices

Marriage licenses show couples from LaGrange Tidsfield Lorain and nearby townships with ages from 19 to 36. A Justice of Peace in Decatur Indiana was called to the death of Mrs John Brodbeck, and Frank Freeman of Ridgeville plans a Detroit visit to see their son Nelson.

Menle Hanmer LaGrange Meckante Janie Niedine Tidsfield Township Sith Oberlin Thomas Borthwick Machus Elizabeth Donohoe Loram Hebler Lorain Lnly Dute Amherst H. J. Dute Antherst Water Schatt Cleveland Ruth Cahill Russia Township O. E. Brodbeck Sixth Street Decatur Indiana John Brodbeck Frank Freeman Ridgeville Detroit Nelson

UNESCO Condenses at W S Meeting Reflects Mission Work

The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church held its annual meeting at the church with large attendance. Reports from Standard Bearers Young Women's Missionary Society Elizabeth Stevens Society and Little Light Bearers showed growth. Mrs Stargill led devotions and letters from missionaries described Christmas boxes and ongoing support. Mrs A C Myers discussed WFS work in Mexico and political issues, noting no interference from the Mission Board.

Unesco W. S Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Methodist Church Young Women's Missionary Society Elizabeth Stevens Society Little Light Stargill A. C. Myers Mra. J. G Whitney

Utopia Club Hosts Social Busy Day and Plan Quilting Bee

Ella Mills hosted Utopia Club members at Parke View Com. Roll call and minutes were read. Members planned a quilting bee at Homer Garford’s home on Eastern Heights Boulevard for next Wednesday. Prizes were awarded during the social hour with Harriet Garner winning the rattIe, and refreshments served. The group to meet again at Mrs L E Wessel’s home in two weeks. Hawk hosted Social Afternoon Club. ten members attended with Miss Tussell Mayberry of Wooster visiting. St Clair Rebekah Lodge held a business session at the I O O F hall planning a pound rally and fall rally in November. a large attendance and other business items discussed.

Wiliam Muche Congenital Twelve Grafton Toad Pedro McDonald Anna Gothke Hattie Kuss Lacey Pomeroy Mache Agnes Erickson Circle NO. & Oys Circle No St. Paul's Evangelical Church Paul Wainwright Courtland Street Edward Wagner Harvard Street Utopia Cub Ella Mells Ella Mills Utopia Club Homer Garford Arthur Castle Harriett Garner L. E. Wessel Winckles Street W. Ron Hawk West Avenue Mree Tussell Mayberry of Wooster St. Clair Rebekah

Newsboys Picnic At Cascade Park For Chronicle Telegram

Ninety three Chronicle Telegram newsboys enjoyed a Cascade Park picnic from 9:30 AM to 2 PM with ball games tennis races and a noon lunch provided by the Chronicle Telegram A group photo was taken later in the day. Mr and Mrs L W Maben and daughters Marie and Jessie returned from a Falls trip recounting pleasant travels and friendly entertainment along the way.

Chronicle-Telegram Cascade Park Chronicle- Telegram L. W. Mabn Marie Jessie Sixth Street Falls Buffalo Lockport

Hospital Notes Admissions List Turbulent Names

Hospital notes list admissions including Marian Stark and Lodena Nelson with addresses across Amherst Pischarges. Others include Mrs Willam Judge Mrs Oxcer Betts and baby boy at Fairlawn Avenue births for Mrs Curtis Barnes and Mrs Joseph Skirup with baby girl at Brands ton Avenue.

Marian Stark Anna Buggi Hagel Street Pischarges Lodena Nelson Amherst Willam Judge Furnace Street Oxcer Betts Fairlawn Avenue Curtis Barnes South Maple Street Joseph Skirup Brandston Avenue Mark Angelos Eatt Avenue William Zawlekt 80Th Street Mtaveland Hleuner Erickson Grant Street

Local Couple Heads to Columbus For Stele Fair

Mr and Mrs William Humphreys of Cornell Avenue and Mr and Mrs Elmer Unaverstick of Lincoln Court left this morning for Columbus to attend the Stele Tair. Mrs William Reese, Mrs Martha Kaley and daughter Helen of Stanford Avenue also left for Toledo to visit friends. Charles Herst and Kenneth Wright are in Columbus for the Ohio State Fair. Mrs Charles Biggs of Park Avenue attended the Bates Barnes wedding in Cleveland yesterday.

Wiliam Humphreys Cornell Avenue Elmer Unaverstick Lincoln Court Columbus William Reese Martha Kaley Helen Stanford Avenue Toledo Charles Herst Kenneth Wright Ohio Charles Biggs Park Avenue Bates-Barnes Cleveland

Local Notes From Vincents Sept 2

Mrs Edirk Coy visiting sister in Cleveland returns home briefly Sunday. Mr and Mrs Newman of Cleveland visit Mrs Brooks. Jerry Brooks family attend Berea fair and plan to travel to Cleveland then boat to St Ignace Michigan. Mrs Martha Caley and daughter Helen travel with Mrs Reese formerly of this Place on a motor trip village to unknown destination.

Edirk Coy Cleveland Newman

Toledo Visit and Local Family News

Toledo residents plan several days with Mrs. Sarah Armond and daughter Jennie. Charle Kellar, recently recovering from a broken leg at Memorial hospital, is due home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Reese visited John Morris and family Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hardy returned from England to stay with relatives. Mrs. Hardy's aunt joined them to visit her brother. John Wilson and Jamie William and Gerald Morris, along with Morris and Earl Jones of Lorain, spent time with cousins.

Toledo Sarah Armond Jennie Charle Kellar Memorial Hospital Reese John Morris Familly Dick Hardy England

Jaffa Oranges Said to Prevent Disease in Europe

In Jaffa Palestine on September 3, reports note the belief in the magic preventive powers of Jaffa oranges against infectious diseases, aiding their rising popularity in Europe. The text traces citrus origins from southern Asia to Mesopotamia and Israel, mentioning historical importation by Jews returning from exile.

Palestine Jaffa Europe Asia China Himalaya India Nippur

Card Party at K of P Hall Friday Afternoon

Card party hosted at the Knights of Pythias Hall Friday afternoon at 2 o clock. Everyone is invited and refreshments will be served.

P. Hall

European Resorts Show Large Profits In Past Year

Paris reports reveal the Hotel ds Paris at Monte Carlo earned profits of 8,405,900 francs and boosted the dividend from 189 to 275 percent. The Monte Carlo Casino and Cannes Municipal Casino also posted gains, Cannes starting 1919 with 1,506,000 francs capital.

Paris Monte Carlo Puss Cannes

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Brahms Franz Eros Kursteiner Ladies’ Missionary Society Church of Christ William Sudro Gratton Road W. C Tull Missionary Society Henry Tibball Mary A. Lyon Mre Rowland John Jehle Fred Lang Schramm Road Jehle Patrick Dempsey Woeet Avenue J Memorial Hospital Luvcreon Sumver Hulse Vv. Flw PLAN Mrs. Muche Dinnet M. BE Lorain County Methodist Episcopal Church Lorain, County C. 8 Kelser Mies Anna Martin Columbia J. Vaukh WM. MM. Auld First Congregational Church Minster William Muir Auld W. Auld Elyria Hellene Cadmus Bruce Davis Oberlin Conservatory of Music Church School THE Mrs. Hawk ST. Clair Rebekah Lodge Chronicle-Telegraal Manril Great Io Aluminum Elyria China & Crockery Bron St Kodak Kodak Film Kodaks Phillips Vincent Marooney Ballroom Miller Auto Dancing Cook’s Millinery East Ave Marcelling William and Gerald Morris Morris and Earl Jones Avon Park French Creek Avon, Ohio William ConRad West Bridge Busick Broad St Hecock West Second Street Temple Bell Johnston Gift Shop Welsh Curtain & Rug Store Springvale North Olmstead Elyria Fur Shopper Broad Street Meadowview Oberlin Road Metro Realty Corp Elyria Savings & Trust Ruth Hat Shop Ephetic
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