A Elyria Nuptials Mention Bride and Groom’s Welcoming Home
Mrs Gerhart presided as the bride Mrs Craine wore a white dress and hat at the ceremony. The couple, Mr and Mrs Craine, will be at home after October 1st at 638 West Broad Street. The groom a graduate of Elyria High School studied pharmacy at Ohio Northern and works as a pharmacist. The bride taught and worked as a bookkeeper before settling in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waisg
Miess
Ruth
Nol. Gerhart
Percy Craips
Fee
Mooney
Robert E. Judge
Brice
Craine
Logansport
Ind
West Broad Street
Elyria High School
Ohio Northern
Hex
Crandall’s
Elyria
Ursuline Academy
Cleveland
sim _Armitage
Nuptials Held for Rosella Paul Baraick at St Bernard
Miss Rosella Paul Baraick and Fred Allen exchanged vows in a morning ceremony at St Bernard Church officiated by Frey. Only close friends and family attended a brief reception in a private room with dinner following.
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Rosella
Paul Baraick
Frey
Ger
Fred Allen
The Senior. Friend- 8 We CA will croon at five
A fragment mentions a group or event labeled The Senior Friend 8 and a planned musical moment at five o'clock with California or a similarly abbreviated region. The text is fragmented and lacks clear details.
Miss Mueller Event at United Church Schedule
Fragmentary notice outlines a six o'clock program at the United Church on West Street in Scotland Wars rans G AR. It mentions Liberty daughters and a Teachers club, with Mrs A R and Second ron Missionary Le church as participants.
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Church
West Street
Baptist Ladies Hear Mrs Bawden at First Baptist Meeting
The First Baptist Church held its first meeting of the year on a Wednesday evening September 14 with supper at six. Mrs Gertrude Yost led devotionals on The Word of God and speaker Mrs Minnie Bawden, India missionary, discussed the 2009 convict settlement in India and the education of children, noting Christians among the cast and gospel efforts amid a largely unreligious population. Dr Pettigill's later service followed.
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Socity
First Baptist Church
Gertrude Yost
Goa
Minnie Bawden
India
Pettingill
Odd Fellows plan Springfield visit to Children’s Home
Nearly a hundred brethren prepare a Sunday trip to the Odd Fellows Children’s Home in Springfield. They will ride the Grafton car at 6:20 AM to catch the Big Four train at Grafton.
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ODD Fellows
Springfield
Grafton
LaPorte PTA to Meet Friday Evening at School House
The LaPorte parent teachers association will meet Friday evening at the school house. Music by Mrs. T Hamlin and talks by Miss Paddock and Mr Tanais. Everyone invited and members urged to come. Bring cups. refreshments will be served.
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LaPorte Parent-Teachers’ Association
T. Hamlin
Miss Paddock
Tanais
Pythian Sisters Hold First Fall Meeting
The Pythian Sisters met for their first fall meeting to clear summer accumulated business and plan fall and winter activities. Reports indicated Mrs Louis Heid rich Eastern Heights Mrs Brun ger East avenue and Mrs Stoney Neufercourt were reported sick.
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Pythian Sisters
Louis Heidrich
Eastern Heights
Brunger
East Avenue
Stoney
Neufercourt
Social card party hosted by Mrs Powers in Princeton
Mrs J J Powers of Princeton avenue entertained last night with three five hundred tables at her home. Dahlias and asters decorated the rooms. Mrs John Nestor and Mrs D T Seward won first and second ladies prizes while Mr James Seward and Mr Will Parsch won the prizes for gentlemen. Refreshments were served near the end of the evening.
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J. J. Powers
Princeton Avenue
Stra
John Nestor
D. T. Seward
James Seward
Will Parsch
Pettinelli to Speak at Firet Baptist Tonight
Dr W L Pettinelli will speak tonight at the Firet Baptist church and conclude his engagement in Elyria tomorrow. The main auditorium was filled last night and several attendees were housed in the Sunday School annex.
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W. OL. Pettinelli
Firet Baptist Church
Elyria
Fall opening at the C. H. Merthe Co. draws crowds
Over two hundred attendees flocked to the big store Tuesday for the fall fashion show. Frank Verbeck staged brown and gold decor while J. J. Cronin arranged displays. Floors showcased silks and dress goods, millinery, and ready-to-wear fur coats and dresses with six adult and four child models parading down aisles accompanied by the J. C. Merthe orchestra.
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C. H. Merthe Co
Frank Verbeck
J. J. Cronin
J. C. Merthe Orchestra
Old Residents Attend LaGrange Grange Homecoming
Elyrian attendees filled LaGrange for the ninth annual homecoming with an estimated thousand visitors. The LaGrange band provided music for concerts, games of baseball against Wellington, boxing and foot races, a children’s program, a basket picnic, and a town hall dance. Attendees praised the event as a successful, enjoyable reunion.
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LaGrange
Wellington
LaGranse
Local Social Notes Reflect Winter Travel and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs R F Emmons rented their home for winter. Harm of Louisville and J C Merthe met. Louis Kramer and 537 E Bridge St residents left for Albuquerque Mexico. John Dorner and Park Ave travelers visit Misahahawka Indiana for two weeks. Miss Christen Howard and John Edmundson wed yesterday by Mayor Jones. Rachel Moulder of Cleveland visiting her brother. J B Maddock of Howestreet hosts guests. Hattie Hilfott harvests strawberries for sick neighbors. P H Caltraan of Akron formerly Elyria renews acquaintances with Pete Kolinstl. Ladies Auxiliary of Grand Eagles meets about social plans for Sept 28. C J Snobel of 415 Tenth St travels to Dayton then West Alexandria indefinitely. Carrie Wetherbee and Mrs John Harmon visit Lorain area. Mrs Levins of Rutland VA guests of Mrs John Kenneth. Florence Brown of East Ave and Mrs John Hadaway accompany Hadaway party to Berea fair. Freeman Stearns of 312 Walnut St recovering but slow after illness. attends G A R meeting. Mr and Mrs Jack Penrod host dinner for Arthur Snyder Mrs T Miller daughter Miss Margaret Miller and Leroy Miller of Jamestown Pa.
Suffrage Worker Pushes Carrie Catt as Armament Conference Delegate
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt is urged as the best qualified woman to represent American women at the Armament Limitation Conference. Mrs Raymond Brown cites Catt’s world stature, leadership of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance, and extensive knowledge of international law and foreign conditions as justification for her selection. Miss Alice Robertson argues women lack suitability for such a role, urging cautious, non-political representation.
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New York
Carrie
Chapman Catt
Women of
Hardin
Attie
International Woman's Suffrage, aAlliance
Notable Illness and Family Visit Reported
The text notes a severe pneumonia attack and two weeks of bedridden illness for Mr Somers. It mentions Mr and Mrs Corwin W Kind and their daughter Jean visiting former parents Mr and Mrs Elph Kindis of Lake Avenue, returning to Hochester New York where Mr Kindig is employed.
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Somers
Corwin
Jean
Southwestern objects to paving of South Main street in Oberlin
The Southwestern interurban opposes paving from the railroad to the corporation line arguing the $14,000 cost is not affordable for the street car company. After negotiations, the village and the interurban agree to raise tracks to grade and lay cinders for full width, with the street car company to cover future dust suppression costs if needed.
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Oberlin
Southwestern
Main Street
Corporation
Street Car Company
Interurban
Brotherhood to heat disarmament meeting at church
The first fair meeting of the Brotherhood of the First AY. E. church will be held in the church parlors next Monday evening starting with a banquet at 6 30. After supper Prof Geiser of Oberlin College will address the gathering.
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Oberlin
Brotherhood of the First AY. E
Geiser
Oberlin College
Oberlin Notes Highlight Alumni and Local Visits
James McGill known as Jimmie returns to Oberlin to pursue a master’s degree and recalls his editorship of the Review. Mrs. Claude Birdseye and family leave for Washington after two weeks with Levi Whitney’s family. Prof. Jess Mack visits Lima, while Miss Marvy Gerrish recovers from typhoid at Sherrill home. Families attend a WaGrange reunion and D R Moore and family visit Cleveland. Alberta Scofield of Los Angeles visits Mrs. Dowen on North Street.
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Oberlin
James McGill Bes‘ter
Jimmie
McGill
the Review
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland
Claude Birdseye
Washington, D. C
Levi Whitney
Forest Street
Mary Taylor
Mt. Vernon
Kirke L. Cowder
Jess Mack
Lima
Marvy Gerrish
Sherrill
Pat
G.N. Walker
WaGrange
D. R
Alberta Scofield
Los Angeles
Dowen
Professor Straet
Gas outage hits Mt Gilead to Marion area
Meriin Gas company halted supply between 12 noon and 5 p.m causing Mt Gilead and Marion to go without gas for most of the day. Local newspapers planned noon presses.
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Atarson
Meriin Gas Company
Mt Gilead
Marien
Hear Dr W L Pettingill at the Baptist Church tonight
The notice invites readers to hear Dr W L Pettingill deliver a sermon at the Baptist Church this evening. It encourages attendance and notes the speaker will be sharing religious guidance.
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W. L. ‘Pettingill
The
Baptist’Church
Adr
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Avoidance of Surgery
A Vermont and Illinois style testimonial letter recounts doctors recommending operation for female troubles but reports success using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement cites multiple women who avoided surgery, urges requests for the private text book, and provides the company address in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E- Pickham
Jenee
Chicago
Vermont
Lydia
Burlington
Lydia E. Pinkham
H. R. Smarox
Apple Tree Point Farm
Virson
Lydia’ E. Pinkham
Lynn
Massachusetts
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United Arch
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J. C. Merthe
Louis’ Kramer
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Albuquerque
Mexico
John Dorner
Park Avenue
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Aliss Christen Howard
John Edmundson
Mar Tiase
Mayer Jones
Rachel Moulder
J. B. Maddock
Howestreet
Hattie Hilfott
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P. H. Caltraan
Akron
Elytia
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Pete Kolinstl
Grand Eagles
C. J. Snobel
Tenth Street
Dayton
Alexandria
Carrie Wetherbee
Mirs
John Harmon
Lorain- Ana
Mrs. Levins
Rautland
John C. Kenneth
West River Street
Florence Brown
John Hadaway
Middle Avenue
O. C. Hadawa
House of
Ridgeville
Berea
Freeman Stearns
Walnut Street
Jack Penrod
Arthur Snyder
T. Miller
Margaret Miller
and. Wom
Leroy Miller
Jamestown
Margery Rex
International News Service
Katherine BP
Devin
Carrie Chap Tn
Catt
Richand Edwards
Minne Fisher
Mrs Reymond
Brotherhood
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Sipesang
Sutton
Union Tianers
Walter C. Kelly
Wixter Bites
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Aameteam Quartet
Michael McCoy
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Pinkham
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Webster
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