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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1923

Page

8

Cora Myrtle Blauvelt Weds James Howard Arnold

Miss Cora Myrtle Blauvelt daughter of Mr. and Mrs Blauvelt and James Howard Arnold of Lorain were married at the parents home 116 Charles Court. Rev L O Newcomer officiated with the Seuble ring service. Brides sister Helen Blauvelt sang Oh Promise Me. Attendant Ethel Blauvelt wore lavender crepe and corsages of orchids and pink roses. Best man Wilson Harvey Arnold. After a musical program a two course wedding supper followed. The couple left for a ten day eastern trip including Niagara Falls with out of town guests Howard and Mrs Arnold and others from Bedford and nearby towns.

Itdhen Cora Mrrgervelit J. Blauvelt James Howneld Lorain Charies Court Felack Reginald DeKoven Hubert Mendelssohn Ethel Blauvelt Wilson Harvey Arnold Alice Goetz Hubert Struthers Howard Arnold Messrs. Wilson Henry Arnold Fiorence Fern Arnold L. O. Newcomer W. S. Thompson Bedford

Prosperous Year At Home For The Aged Board Enlarge

The annual meeting of the Home for the Aged board was held at the Home. District superintendents for ten North East Ohio Conference districts were added. New officers elected include Dr Edwin Kirby president and C H Hauger vice president. Attending were Dr J C Smith Dr S E Sears and Dr J H Blackburn.

the Home For the Aged Ohio J. S. la Croix E. DP. Barnett Cleveland Salmon Warren,c J. F. Burke R. L Elyria G. A. Reeder Edwin Kirby C. H. Hauger C. F. Johnson A. B. Taylor J. C. Smith Norwalk S. E. Sears Berea J. H. Blackburn

Community notices and birthday celebration in local lodge and clubs

Local events include St Clair Rebekah Lodge meetings at the hall and St Pauls Church council discussions at the Church of Christ in Church. A midweek circle of a spiritualist church meets at 669 Third Street. George Loughlin birthday party hosted by Mrs Anha McCrann on Chappel Street. guests listed and social activities noted. Family reunion honors Mrs Cynthia Loescher with forty six attending. picnic dinner and sociable afternoon. Hati-Koy Club election results and upcoming meeting details. Dames of Malta nominate officers for October installation. lamp disposal mentioned.

St.Clair Rebekah Ye Hall Council of St. Paul's Church Church of Christ In Church Firstpiritualist Church Caharies Third Street George Loughlin Anha MecCrann Chappel Street Owére George McLaughlin Francis Crisis Helen ‘McLoughlin Patrick McCrann Esther ‘McLoughlin Claude Buits Bertha Quade John Vernell Neil Smuth Stephan Novak Cynthia Loescher H. C. Loescher Mr. Loessher Cynthia Losscher Buffalo Neal Intercour Uch 3. Loescher

Local club notices and meetings listed for week

Community organizations plan events including wiener roasts at Mrs Deane Burns home and at Cascade Park. St Ann's Sewing Circle meets Mrs J M Trainer. Second Congregational Church holds division A meeting. Eastern Star Kiwanis and Pythian Sisters host sessions. farewell to Rev Smith. Medina Home picnic plans. Reunion of sideder families held at Wakeman with relatives attending.

St. Ann’s J. M. Trainer Princeton Avenue K. of Phair Medina Cleveland

Circle No 6 Presbyterian circle met yesterday

Mrs C E Chenery entertained Circle No 6 of the United Presbyterian church at her Blaine street home. Plans were made for Christmas articles to be sold. The session included piecing quilts and refreshments. Ort tt Ath will host Circle members on East River street. Mrs Young honored at post nuptial shower. Mabel Storer hosted a shower for Mrs Ralph Young formerly Miss Eleanor Hecker. Tables displayed red and white accents. Evening featured games with prize winners Idra Russell Bennett Ruth Young and Mrs William Hecker. Dean Graham of Oberlin spoke to the Rotary Club on The Place America Should Take in World Affairs.

Cecelia Stannislau Edith Saliuper Rush Street C. E. Chenery Circle No. 6 United Presbyterian Church Blaine Street Circle East River Street Young Mabel Storer Ralph Young Eleanor Hecker Idra. Russell Bennett Ruth Young William Hecker Dean Graham Graduate School of Theology Oberlin College Rotary Club America

Elyrians Host Guest Dinner For Out‑of‑Town Friends

Mr and Mrs Anton Haralandous of Middle Avenue entertained guests including Charles and Bert Grose from Detroit with Mr and Mrs Sam Snyder of Toledo and William Wilcox. A seven course dinner was served for fourteen. attendees included Mr and Mrs William Bilkey, Mr and Mrs George Huber and Elizabeth Jane Huber, Master William Huber, Miss Margaret Snell of Grand Rapids. The guests plan to visit the Hubers before departing.

Anton Haralandous Middle Avenue Detroit Mich Charles Bert Grose Sam Snyder Toledo William Wilcox Cavers Willam Bilkey Lorain George Huber William Huber Elizebeth Jane Huber Toteds Charles and Wiliam Wilcox Margaret Snell Grand Rapids City

Denham Glies Reunion News and Local Gatherings

The twenty sixth annual Denham Glies reunion was held at William Bridgett’s home with seventy five attendees and sports winners Edgar Yost Mrs Nelson Yost and David Moxon. Other notices detail Rutherford Ruth erford family gathering at R Rosenoguard and various marriages, meetings, and upcoming reunions across Lorain Elyria Cleveland Toledo and nearby towns.

Denham-Glies William Bridgett Furnace St Edgar Yost Nelson Yost Litchfield David | Moxon Cleveland Howard Stevens David Moxon Helen Nichols Erin Irene Welsh Bridgett Renocard Home R. Rosenoguard Lodi Street Rutherford Toledo Lorain Elyria Ruggles Beach

Fire and care as Katherine helps junior during a croup crisis

Katherine and Aunt Kathe rine mobilize a fireside aid in a tense moment as Mother Graham builds a blazing fire and sets up a makeshift croup tent to soothe Junior during a severe throat spasm. Jim brings wood while Katie fetches help and Junior fights the choking fit.

Atherine Mother Graham Katherine Junior Katie Katler Katherina Jim Katlell Graham

Local Residents Report Visits Travels and Guests

Numerous households note visitors and trips. John Bedient from Albion Michigan visits sister Mrs A J Budnutt. Russell Koehler travels from Cleveland with E Bliss. Geggenheimer return from Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Edwards family and Benton family guests of Walker in Williams Street. Perry returns from Horwich Massachusetts and New York City. Dietrick visits daughter in Detroit. Welsh family moves from Indiana Harbour to 217 Cheatnut Street. Kershar hosts lactar sister Harriet Nelson from Youngstown for week.

John Bedient Albion Mich A. J. Hbudnutt George Clausins Huron Russell Koehler Cleveland Ohio E . Bliss Williams Street A. L. Geggenheimer Niagara Falls Buffalo N.Y C. B. Edwards Medina Irving Benton LaGrange Joseph Walker Illiams Street R. D. Perry Third Street Horwich Massachusetts New York City Peter Dietrick Butternut Ridge J. C. Liden Decroit George Welsh Indiana Harbour Cheatnut Stree Thomas Kershar Columbus Street Harriet Nelson Youngstown

Velvet and Fur Tie into Luxurious Suit Trend

Local social notes record Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bang and Miss Pauline Sweezy visiting various families including Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Thompson in Gratton and Mrs. J. E. Haynes in Coraopolis. Other mentions include D. A. Wilmot family returning from Darton, L. R. Taylor’s trip to New York, and the Brandau couple’s Cleveland Heights visit with relatives.

Jack Bang Pauline Sweezy Able Urichsiige Ferry Thompson Gratton J. E. Haynes Coraopolis A. L. Squirese Middle Avenue D. A. Wilmot Darton McCook Field L. R. Taylor John Lersch Co New York City James Brandau Princeton Avenue Cleveland Heights Perry Thompson Loretta Irene Edna Labor Day Thompson Mathew Dunn

Fulmer family visits and Toledo trip noted

Rev. and Mrs. D P Fulmer of Cleveland visited son Fred Fulmer and called on Rev. G A Reeder. Mr Collin and his father of Medina visited the home for the aged. William and Elisabeth Huber returned from a four week vacation spent in Toledo and are spending the summer months.

Grafton D. P. Fulmer Cleveland Fred Fulmer G. A. Reeder Collin Medina William and Elisabech Huber Toledo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cora Myrtle Blauvelt James Howard Arnold Fatikoy Club Jean Notkin Bath Street Deutch Mi Man Lesnick Gertrude Kailes Ohio State University Ruth Rosenberg Dames OF Malta Dames of Malta Wurst Senda Isabelle Bishop Phumber Dorcas Church of Christ Wien Deane Burns East Avenue D. Miller Dewey Avenus Nellie Smith George Roig Howard Forsythe Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Kiwanis Club United Oyterian Church W. 5. Smith J. G. Whitney M. E. Church Cascade Park Methodist Church Wareman Siider Wakeman Fred French Occas C. C. Maddox Euclid He Aee H. W. Maddox Joyce L. L. Maddox Lerain Circle No. 6 Presbyterian Church Elyrians Denham-Glies Family Reunion Konors Marzsret Gruse Elva Guthman High Street Ept John Kershaw E Ag Lake Avenue Harriet Na Karl L. Bidemann Lakewood Bessie M. McDonald John Grant Windyslaw Grvez Josefa Gembric Albert Sikora Mildred Mahoney Novak Mack Harrie Lora Terry Howard Huston Franklin Elizabeth Ebersole Obertin Lobingler James H. Arnold Cora M. Blauvelt L. D. Newcomer Fred J. Gockstetter Roundhouse Myrtle Hartsel Wellington Naremore Edward Prieskorn Diemaker Juanita Koegle J. W. Tley- Chartes A. Bousor Newepe Adele Garrison Nere Geneva Marion K. Milander C. D. Marston The Kenilworth Gift Shop Second Street Rialto Theatre Chas. H. Savage Corner Broad and Washington R. C. Bettis Schoo Children’s Apparel Shop Micheal Dunast the Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe Court Street Central Book Store Peng
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