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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1923

Page

8

Enterprising Lorain County Normal School News

The Lorain County Normal School admitted twenty five new students after entrance exams on August 14 and September , with Amy L Briggs of Oberlin top scorer and Phyllis Hughes of Wellington second. Twelve towns are represented including Oberlin Elyria Wellington and Amherst. A set acquainted picnic was held in Ely woods with a noon lunch. Senior students to finish January include Margaret Roberts Eunice Cuddeback Helen Shap and others. An upcoming wedding is announced for Dorothy Baird to Theodore Nevins at Rev Reilly’s residence in Oberlin on September 22. The LaPorte Parent-Teachers Association will elect officers Friday night with a program including music reads and a children’s play. A picnic marked Fr and Mrs Hall’s birthdays with visitors from nearby towns.

County Normal School Lorain County Normal School Twenti Ih Amy L Briggs Oberlin Phyllis Hughes Wellington Axamn Elyria LaGrange Amherst Columbiae Station New Vartha Radachy Margaret Hess Madalene Miller Ruth Haueter Julia Metro Irene Kastonak Sara Smith Helen and Beryl Bonsor Esther Johnson Stella JM Ramoser Mildred Metzer Dorothy Baird Len Kelly Theodore Nevins George Nevins Father ‘Reilly

Local Club Meetings And Hospital Notes

Multiple 1920s era society notices list meetings for the David J Nye Chapter of the Order of De Malay, Mam-a-loc Club, Pollyanna Club, Ladies Aid Society, Research Literary Club, Butternut Ridge PTA, T.grid.a Social Club, and Hatikvoh Club with dates, places, and hosts. Hospital notes record admissions for Orville Babcock, Charles Hadaway, Mrs Tom Spanos, Mrs Everett Sandrock, Mrs Joe Lash, and discharges for William Cox, Tami Cantella, and others, with locations in Elyria and Cleveland area.

Orville Babcock Lorain Charles Hadaway Furnace Street Tom Spanos Huron Street Everett Sandrock Ely Tia Joe Lash R. D . Oberlin William Cox East Bridge Street Tami Cantella E. 131St Street Cleveland

Mission services at St Peters church North Ridgeville

The St Peters church mission in North Ridgeville draws strong attendance across services led by Fathers Stenbrunner and Dillon with Father Rhein directing. An evening sermon contemplates death and judgment while daily services run each morning at 5 and 8 and evenings at 7.

ST Peters St. Peters Church North Ridgeville Stenbrunner Dillon Cincinnati Father Rhein B.stors Dilion

LaPorte W CT U reports at LaPorte church meeting

LaPorte W CT U met at LaPorte M E church with strong attendance. Reports came from Mrs Shepard about the Columbus Convention. Mrs Bright accompanied Mrs Shepard to Columbus. Nellie Hu of Elyria Union welcomed new members and cradle roll members. Three longer members enrolled. Officers installed followed by social and musical hour. Plan to attend County Convention at Elyria Methodist Church on September 28.

Laporte W. Cc. T. T Columbus LaPorte W CT LaPorte M. E W Ot Shepard Delesars Bright Shepard Nellie Hu Elyria Union Elyria Methodist Church

Marriage Licenses Listed for Elyria and Lorain Couples

A list of marriage licenses shows Earl Spiegelberg and Esau Fullmer both of Elyria. Anthony Patania and Catherine Poien of Elyria and Carlisle respectively. Father Frey Nevins and Dorothy Baird of Oberlin. Reilles Ragan and Pauline Gason of Lorain. John Stafford and Alberta Turner of Cleveland and Lorain. John Slaughter and Lillian Johnson of Lorain. and Joseph Noyirat and Agnes Botaro, both of Lorain.

Anthony Patania Elyra Catherine Poien Carlisle Frey Theodore Nevins Elyria Dorothy Baird Oberlin Ret Reilles John A. Ragan Pauline Gason Lorain Novak John Stafford Cleveland Alberta Turner Noel John W Slaughter Lillian Johnson

Local Socials and Travel Entourage Reveals Weekend Plans

Residents announce upcoming visits and departures with families and friends. Mr Fuench and Mrs Fuench of Connecticut plan to host guests from Washington and Boston campuses. James Flood and Helen Kelner prepare study and travel arrangements across several states.

Dames of Malta Elect New Officers at Last Night Meeting

The Dames of Malta met in Wurst Hall and elected officers led by protector Margaret Habil and queen Anna Drage. Other posts include Herald Milicient Roper, first color bearer Lulu Tchenor, trustees Mina Schrabsote and Isabelle Bishop, and secretary roles filled as listed. The next meeting will install the officers.

Dames of Malta Wurst Hall Isabelle Bishop Philadelphia Margaret Habil Anna Drage Grace Woodings Naomi Clara Cromwell Milicient Roper Neva Jumont Lulu Tchenor Mrs. Gray Mina Shrubsole Clara

Topeka Woman Writes $200000 Yearly Life Insurance

Mrs Edna L Crow of Topeka Kansas stands as a leading life insurance writer for a major eastern company. For three years she has consistently earned 200000 annually as manager of the women's department for the Kansas agency.

Edna L. Crow Topeka Kansas The

Local Graduates and Visitors Leave for Studies

Short a and son George of Amherst go to Athens Ohio to resume studies at Ohio University. Mr and Mrs J G Wagner and sons Bobby and Jack return to Detroit after two weeks in Elyria. Miss Effie Humphrey heads to Oberlin College. Miss Olga Boynton of Cleveland visits Ohio Street. Baxter Sharp departs for Salisbury School Connecticut. Mr and Mrs Thomas Kershaw leave for four five days with Mary Neilson in Pittsburgh. Gracie Fields rises to London stage earning over 1000 dollars weekly. In Alabama forty seven women hold public education roles.

Paul Johnson Bellfield Avenue Athens Ohio University J. G. Wagner Bobby Jack Detroit Mich Elyria Effie Humphrey Oberlin College of Arts and Science Olga Boynton Cleveland Earl Greenland Ohio Street Baxter Sharp Salisbury School Salisbury Connecticut Thomas Kershaw Columbus Street Mary Neilson Pittsburgh

Italian General to Govern Fiume

Premier Mussolini named General Giardino third in command of the Italian army as military governor of Fiume. The report notes 28 government heads resigning in the area.

Mussolini Italy Giardino Fiume

Interesting Meeting Of Circle No 4 Methodist Church

Circle No 4 of the Methodist Church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs W B on Hawk hosting on West avenue Twenty seven members attended. Guests included Mr Reinhart and Mrs Edwin Kiray and her young daughter. Business plans for the coming year were made and a social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess and assistants. Next meeting will be with Mrs F L Shaw on October 18 at 109 Princeton avenue. Mr and Mrs Richard Perry Jr depart tomorrow for a motor trip East.

Circle No Methodist Church W B Hawk West Avenue Reinhart Edwin Kiray Herman Baumer Ford Loomis Fred Lawrence John Schrieb F. L. Shaw Princeton Avenue

Club to Host Social Meeting with Cards and Prizes

The organization will hold a social meeting on Thursday with cards prizes and refreshments. All members are requested to attend.

Catholic Daughters of America

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