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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1920
Page
2
Miss Elia Carr hosts at Park Avenue while Hermas Lovajoy prepares for Ohio State study. A large group travels east for a motor trip with Avery, Younglove, Bainbridge, and Harvard connections. Area residents return from Buff alo Niagara Falls and Toronto for the exposition as Cleveland visits. Church notices list services at Church of Christ St Andrews Episcopal United Presbyterian and more with sermons, music, and youth activities.
Fragmentary report notes a gathering aiming to unite conservation circles. General secretary Beckwi and others discussed forming a State Federation and planning a September 24 test meeting at the home of William Slebenist at 504 Lodi. The item reflects efforts to organize women’s teaching groups and provide information on brow tall.
Misa Lilian Esch of West River Street and William Lutz of Lorain wed this morning at St Agnes Parish with Riley presiding. The bride wore a blue taffeta gown with matching accessories and roses in her bouquet. The groom works at Fite Co and the bride at General Telephone. after a two week honeymoon they will reside at 747 West River Street.
Mrs Jon Rawson of Amherst Road with sister Mrs Orrin will entertain the Cen Orel Guild of St Andrew's church on Monday afternoon. Mrs MH Eckler of Ober st road left Thursday for St Clair to stay with her daughter Mrs Frank Schulze. Robert Savage of Fifth Street will leave Monday for Ohio Wesleyan University at Delaware.
A local Fort Dodge letter recounts a teenage girl's severe monthly suffering from age 13 to 16. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Compound, the patient reportedly improved, with the writer praising the remedy and recommending it to others.
Morning worship at First Baptist and Grace Lutheran with sermons on The Glory Cloud and Whatsoever a Man Soweth. Regular and junior Endeavor sessions announced alongside evening services and youth outreach. Grace Lutheran evening sermon continues a Protestant versus Roman Catholic series. public invited.
Sunday services at St Pauls Evangelical Church include Sumalay School at 9 30 am Mission Sunday and morning worship at 10 45 am with sermon by Rev J K Bischoff and music from the Junior Choir Rally Day set for Sept 28 1920 with solicitation for cooperation First Congregational reports altered tomorrow service due to auditorium repairs with Home Coming atmosphere soloist Harron and pastor sermon change of hour for Sunday school and morning worship church school supervised by P Poste all departments meet except adult Rally day Sept 26 Young People department to implement changes at First Congregational.
Oberlin residents will vote on exempting certain bonds issued before January 1, 1920 from tax limitation. The measure aims to relieve budget pressure and boost the town’s fiscal balance. Council approved the action. ballot to be presented to the board of elections for the November election.
Philadelphia September 14 Two hundred employees at Herbert Hosiery Mills Conshohocken Pa agreed to a ten percent reduction in wages to prevent a mill shutdown according to L L Herbert head of the concern He warned that without the cut work would have stopped All workers are girls and some others were mentioned as part of the announcement
Tomorrow's Rialto concert features Nelson Waring and Gertrude Van Dyke with Williams and Howerd and the duo Barton and Hall. The program includes a two reel comedy and a one reel news weekly, with matinee at 2 30 and evening shows at 6 15 and 9 15 pm.
At Hamlin Minnesota the Minnesota state fair drew similar crowds for Governor Cox and Senator Harding. Official counts show 179011 total attendance on Monday with 138086 paid admissions, and 204 including 66275 paid admissions on Wednesday. George White claimed Cox drew more attendees than Harding based on reported figures.
The Harrison Musical Comedy Company, resident this week, ends its engagement with the show His Night Out this evening at the Alto Theatre. The company has performed throughout the week to local audiences.
Medina county teachers institute closes a four day session as officers are elected. Chalkman PF D Riffey Seville are named among the officers.
East Ohio Conference of United Brethren Church including Eastern and Southern Ohio meets here for the week starting September 14. The district reports 16,000 members across its churches and activities.
A Cleveland resident seeks to purchase a live retail business in Elyria or may take a partial stake. Responds to Box GC 42 Chronicle-Telegram with details.
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