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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1930

Page

8

Engagement of Ursula M. Larkin to William B. Schenk

Mr and Mrs J F Powers announce the engagement of their niece Ursula M Larkin to William B Schenk son of L W Schenk of 22 Pasadena Avenue The couple were announced at a bridge party at the Powers home Saturday evening A pink and white refreshment table bore the engagement notice The wedding is planned for November The groom to be is a city nurse Ursula Larkin is a city nurse.

Ursula Larkin William B. Schenk J. F. Powers Waillips Court Ursula M. Larkin Larkin Elty

Forty Hours Devotion Opens at St Agnes Church

A lengthy Forty Hours Devotion began at St Agnes Church with a high mass led by Rev Father Really. The altar and sanctuary were decorated by St Joseph Sisters. Frank Mackert conducted the choir of twenty five with Mrs Mackert as soloist performing Ave Maria and other pieces. The male chorus has progressed since Easter time.

ST. Agnes Church St. Agnes’ Church Father St. Joseph Frank Mackert Battman Petrie Frar D. Monschein R. Nethling J. Will G. Fillimon JL. Beech J. Kalopos H. Shapir&o D Higgins E. Higgins Schaeffer MW. Fortman H. Will E.dachiler J. Hochenedel J. Berdocs MB. Bassett H. Blair E.blair W. Carlin R. Ryan

Freshman clothes ideas in latest library books

Review highlights social history works from University of Michigan professor Ulrich B. Plyps on the old South up to 1881, including novels and travelogues. Notes lively literary items from Saint Tho i to Capris, and on upcoming local social events and hospital notes.

Inotes Isfe Old South University of Michigan Ulrich B. Plyps Jas Lite, Brown jCo United States Edward Elsburg I Boston Rome Toree Paris Pasteur Naples Charcot la Filla Tiberius San Michel Capri Sani Michele Axel Mantke Alan le Mar Txos Jane Corliss

Girl Scouts Meet At First Congregational Church

Regular meeting of the Girl Scouts scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at four in the Gates room of the First Congregational church. Also lists marriage licenses for George Marian and Apna Stirpak, both in their early twenties, from So. Amberst and So. Amberat respectively, with clergyman Rev Eischen noted. Additional licenses for Steve Paulli and Sophia Arm, both from So. Amherst, with Rev Blachen and Paul Burdar and Millie Ellan in Lorain.

The Knights of St. John C. Hall Sunny Side Up Club E. Moore Ninth Street Women's Benefit Association Elsha Country Club West Lattin Business and First Congregational Church B. A. Aughinbeugh Ww. Co. T. A George Haines East Avenue St. Paul's Church American Legion Elttia Lodge No Frank Harmon W.C.A Noble Elen Lockard Mary Fox Lake Avenue Circle No. 2 A. Ernst Oberlin Road Eagles Artillery Keen Kutter Club Buckere Bunco Club Paul Hubbell Spruce Street Dames of Malta L .O. O. F. Bell Edith Husted Kobe Japan Y. W. C. A. Friendship Club Church of Christ Lorain Bethel Shrine Catholic Daughters of America Sahara Daughters St. Paul’s Church E. Irion Third Street William Newmier Ohio District Evangelical Women's Union General Ladies” Aid Society East Side Guild St. Andrew’s Church Waller Dyke East River Street Girls Friendly Society St. Andrew's Church Ladies’ Aid Society United Presbyterian Church Padley W. River Road Dinasr Elyria Ioa Iva Oliver Gates Christian Endeavor Elyria Baptist Church Young People’s Society Second Church C. E Second Congregational Church M Radcliffe Europe Oberammergau Roger Rodgers Arthur Ludlow Lang Nellie Gregory Miss Jordan National Education of the Church New Yorks First Congregational ‘Church George Marian Farmer Awberst Apna Stirpak jSo Amberat Steve Paulli Quarryman Amherst Sophia Arm Blachen Paul Burdar Driver Millie Ellan Justice of the Pease

Local society notes reflect community life and milestones

Miss Mildred Vogler left to serve as student nurse at Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland. Mrs Mabel Hart recovers from illness. Mr and Mrs Charles Tucker celebrate their forty eighth wedding anniversary in Cleveland. Cadet Second Lieutenant B B Bainbridge named in Purdue University ROTC. Major J E McMahon releases ranking of the senior cadets. Various relatives visit Elyria, Chicago, and Detroit. numerous trips and weekend visits noted. Births include a daughter to Antone Olson. Roy Kelly and spouse welcome a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Mildred Vogler Second Street Lakeside Hospital Cleveland Mabel Hart East Avenue Charles Tucker East Avenna B. W. Bainbridge Purdue University J. E. McMahon Milton Parrish Elyria Kathryn Keyser Pottstown Pennsylvania Chicago Ilinois Leslie Hardy Leslie Sammy Wellington E. L. Rice Oberlin Road O. E. Brodbeck Irving Geitgey Burton Oichlemacher Ard Ohio Frank Ketcham Bertha John and I Raymond Cleveland Road Horace Ketchum Craighton Green Springs Rh. D. No. 1 Elyria Memorial Hostal John Garland Joseph Heathcote Amherst Roy Kelly Elyria Memorial Hospital G. H. Bishop P. Slavin Frank Slavin Lucille Haroun Pontiac Michigan Cora Slavin Toledo Kete Prentice Broad Street

Diamond Dyes Offer Rich Colors for Home Use

Real dyes give richest colors with Diamond Dyes noted for high quality anilines. They deliver soft bright colors for dresses drapes and lingerie and stay true after washing. Easy to use with no spotting or re dyed look. 15¢ packages at all drug stores.

Residents Host Varied Weekend Guests and Travels

Local residents welcomed guests and announced travel plans. Mr and Mrs Nielsen returned from Oteego Lake Michigan while families from Cleveland Heights Princeton Avenue and Edgehill Road attended a ninth birthday dinner party for Robert Sank er. Several travelers head to Athens Ohio for Ohio University and others plan to enter Lake Erie College or travel west through South Dakota and Yellowstone Park.

N. D. Nielsen Middie Avranue Oteego Lake Michigan Pete Held Marjorie Pemberthy Cleveland Road James Brandal Princeton Avenue R. A Sanker Edgehill Road Cleveland Heights Robert E. L. Cannon Junior Howard Wendell Cedar Street Howard Martin Eastern Heights Boulevard Ohio University Athens H. L. Reynolds Denison Avenue Helen D. A. Baird Garford Avenue Ohio Miss Reynolds Harold Burns East Arenue Father Frey Jefferson Helen Frey Eighth Street John Houserman Mand Pittsburgh Cramer Aspinwall Pennsylvania Lucy ,Housermar Charles Court Nora Stetson West Painesville Lake Erie College Mary Carr Elyria Evelyn Carlson Cleveland Lynn Carlson Anns Foler Carrie Parsch Lorain Molly Grove Columbus Yellowstone Park South Dakota Murdo

Fashions By Frances Paget Formal Daywear 1930

New York fashion notes describe fall and winter 1930 returning to formal style with 1930s romantic influences and 19th century glamour. Designers emphasize afternoon frocks in Canton crepe and crepe Elizabeth with sheer overlays, aiming for heightened elegance in daytime wear.

Frances Paget Ceprright Sirle New York

Beads and Lace Highlight Yo k es and Velvet Frocks

Beads decorate yokes and collars in solid patterns resembling lace with contrasting colors. Velvet frocks feature lace or fur accents and draped necklines, with ermine or lapin fur for formal day and evening wear. A public card party hosted by the Brotherhood of American Yeomen at I O O F Hall is announced for Monday evening.

Wnittes N. A. Q. Club Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias Pilgrim Church Plus Ultra The Methodist Church Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John K. of C. Ball Bridge Pedro Brotherhood of American Yeomen

Gas treatment eyed to purge grain storage plants

A report notes chloropicrin gas could rid grain elevators flour mills and other food storage plants of pests. The text mentions lining with fur and varying sleeve widths as part of a description of a garment or equipment and contrasts it with the chemical treatment for storage facilities.

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