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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1921
Page
2
Two local schools plan a pageant with a cast including Captain Belle and Comical Bafier Louis Youngs. The committee reports strong enthusiasm among participants and chorus. William A. Baker of Chicago has been hired to stage the production.
The organization lists officers for the coming year including President Mrs C F Lang First Vice President Mrs Hoard Second Vice President Mrs Prentice Prelate John Gerhart Secretary Mrs Gastos Pisander E R Gaston Cornaunecor Mrs Wilhelmy Guard Fred Snyder Sentinel Gustav Bostall. At next meeting these officers will be formally installed.
Tonight and tomorrow union services at the Union Presbyterian church feature Rev Theo Merten as speaker and Rev Henry Ruranar from Concordia Seminary. The Service Star Legion plans a Cleveland trip September 13 to 16 for the memory service at Wade Park.
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Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Nellie Doughty and Mr. Giles L Ray on Thursday at 2 p.m. at their new home 427 Kenyon avenues. Mr Ray works for the Savings Deposit Co. Attended by the bride’s mother Mrs. Doughty of 133 Monroe Street, the couple then traveled to Clyde, Michigan, to visit Mr Ray’s family.
The Educational Department of the W. C. As met this week to outline a winter program of classes in sewing and cooking. A full schedule will be issued soon. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wilcox of East Avenue hosted a gathering for their daughter Josephine with six friends playing games after refreshments.
The Riverview Park event lists several organizations meeting at venues such as LO O F Hall and Verret Hall. Luncheons and gatherings occur from 2:00 to 7:30 as part of the fair schedule. A Home Garden Association floral and vegetable exhibit is planned Saturday morning.
The Elyria Methodist church hosted a banquet in the dining hall for the Twilight League baseball team. Approximately thirty attended as CW Koppes led ceremonies in place of Rev Dr Winters who was ill. Dwight V Peabody and Frank Wilford spoke on athletics before Mr Martin and Rev Dr Winters, with the team honored for winning the league.
Mr Stanley Albert Corfman son of Rev and Mrs R C Corfman of 412 Park Avenue will wed Anita J Tritschler at the home of her parents in Clinton Iowa on September third or fourth with his father Rev A W C Corfman officiating the ceremony.
The Elyria page notes a farewell party at W Zaruke’s home for nephews Robert and Carl Blark of Youngstown, with games music and refreshments. Mr William W Graw and Miss Helen Sanderson united in marriage at the bride’s home. Several young Epworth League members hike for a wiener roast but rain interrupts. A long list of personal visits and travels among local residents follows, including trips to Michigan Ohio and Indiana and multiple relatives visiting or traveling.
Mr and Mrs Earl Saaby of Chicago spent two weeks with Wm Stark on Kenyou Avenue and 230 Eastern Heights Boulevard. Miss Erne Hyland of Salem returned to the city for the school year after assisting in art and penmanship programs. Mrs and Mrs Brambaugh and others from Elkhart and Akron visited Clark Street. Watts sisters returned from the Lake Shore cottage. the Roigs and Light family attended a Fort Wayne reunion. Carrie L Church and Mary Church returned from Chautauqua after two months visiting Buffalo and Niagara Falls via Madison en route home.
Mrs William Clapp and other LaGrange residents plus Mrs Luther Clapp of Grefion Pa attend the funeral service for Miss Dorothy Nielsen, niece of Mrs Shaw, killed in a Thursday auto accident. Services are set for Monday at New Castle.
Cece Moore and Mrs Florence B Wright moved from 145 Elm street to 83 Elmwood Place. Mr Robert Youngless and family moved Thursday from 36 South Pleasant street to 64 South Pleasant street. Miss Mary W Keppler of 76 East Lorain street returned Thursday.
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