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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1925
Page
3
The wedding of Spiegelberg and Fitch was an afternoon ceremony at Walter Grobe’s home with Rev W Losaie of the Evangelical parish officiating. Kieth Brown served as best man.
The Higha Woman's Club announces the opening of its club rooms this Thursday. Harold R. Pee addresses the audience at the Caurea 18t S55 show discussing postwar welfare efforts. Proceeds fund local services while plans include entertainment and community programs.
Betty Jans Se Heights Boule hosted a birthday party with sixteen guests, color themes white and pink, paper caps, and a tea service. A post nuptial honors event for Mr and Mrs Graddson announced by Jimsted noted a mid city venue with decorations and centerpieces. Mr and Mrs Peter Kol hosted a Sunday evening gathering at Kenyon Avenue while Mr and Mrs Gus Wells plan a winter trip to Lake Worth Florida.
A senior class met and elected officers with President Chapma is listed as vice president secretary Marion treasurer Donald Lauten feheleger and other names. Changes and local visits noted as Gladys Wekkolder and Miss Gladys plan a trip from East Brows Street to Brandon before returning home.
Tonight events include Cor2 Miay Walton Mission Study Club meeting at M Hildreth He cock 155 Dennison avenue and Brotherhood to Grace Lutheran Church gathering at the church. Cartiste Grange 302 convenes at Grange Hall. Knights of S G A R Hell Elyria Lodge Nov. 103.1 EF. hosts Odd Fellows Women’s group at Second Congregational Church home of Mr McHexris 1225 Lake Avenue. Various clubs report fall programs and educational plans amid social events.
Community notices show Mrs Earl C Taylor hosting West Side Needle Guild at St Andrews on Thursday at 2 30. Lorain County Druid Brotherhood to hold anniversary dinner at Delaware Avenue Methodist Episcopal on Wednesday Sept 16 at 7. Darhktars of Scotland As a vle Lodge No 6 meet in Werst Hall Thursday. Sirs G W Daughter of Betlefeld Avenue hosts 1 Do Too Club Thursday Rebexah Lodge hosts evening with a program in the Of¢ Felows hall. Baptist Church youth meeting at 7 30 at 180 Le Marrriage licenses Osie Brebst 23 of Couviland and 2nd Brown to Ralph mamas. Hospital notes list patients and discharges including Frank Pierce Jim Nichols Joe Sabo Lesko and Roy Carlson.
The personals page cites several locals headed to Oberlin College and Marietta College for the fall term. Miss Dorothy Shew enters Oberlin on Fifth Street while Miss Mildred Sox travels with G H Wilson. Richard Chase departs for Cornell preparation and Miss Leno and Mrs Hess are mentioned among family visitors. Comings and goings include others visiting relatives on East College street and West Bridge Street.
Names and brief notes about local residents starting at new colleges this week. James Hamiln departs for Belwine Wallace College in Gea. Marguerite Shaw heads to Oberle College while Marie Kruachan Clara Lee enroll in business courses at Speccerian School in Cleveland. Ebba Fost resumes university studies at Arhess. Former city residents Roy and Mrs. Marsh visit Flint Michigan friends for the weekend.
Miss Marion Merthe and Ellen Crisp prepare to enter Lake Erie College while others depart for Ann Arbor and Lansing. Mrs Charles Wack and daughter Caroline stay with relatives in Coldwater Quincy and Lansing for a few days. Eva Anderson teaches at Henrivts High School. Herbert Guild travels for college, and Les Lots at Hess is mentioned with Robert Ris in the fragment.
The Kress Larkin Orchestra plays Wednesday night at Vermilion on the Lake with performances continuing Friday Saturday and Sunday evenings. Local patrons are invited to enjoy the music and dancing in a lakeside venue.
A Massachusetts visitor stays with Mrs. Margaret Chapman of Columbus Street and travels to Ann Arbor to enroll at Michigan University.
Jiss Esther Jobsson, a Kent Normal School graduate, accepted a teaching position in one of Kent's grade schools this past June. She completes training and begins duties in the Kent district.
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