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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1924
Page
2
Lagrange residents report Sage business trip to Cleveland. Mrs Alice Buttell returns from Wellington. McRoberts recover from illness. Bake sale at Gotts store Sept 30. Eastern Star supper and Women’s Circle programs at the church. Local quilting for relief funds and lodge social events announced with dates.
Mrs O a Wee and a group of seventeen members of 1k Glen church class gathered Wednesday evening. Guests gave stunts for entertainment and refreshments were served. After ten years of service Rex and Wis Knapp left for Briin Heights Thursday morning. The pastor will lead the Harop church. best wishes from friends accompany them to their new home.
A brief social item records a Berea family event held Tuesday with relatives including an uncle and guests, mentioning Mr and Mrs Henry and a second daisate of the couple in attendance.
Brill married George Collins of Cleveland in a Sept 17 ceremony at the Vermilion Reform Church conducted by BR Heller. The couple will live in Cleveland where both have been employed. Local relatives gathered for a wedding dinner at the bride’s home.
Hasenpflug Durand Brandat and Harold Bacon of Cleveland were mentioned with Mrs Joseph Stolba who became seriously ill at her daughter Mrs William Ruth's home Sunday night. She is described as somewhat improved. Mr and Mrs Frank Stastny and other relatives were also noted in the short item.
Son Robert of Lorain visits at aunt Mrs Wm Ruth's home Friday evening. Mrs Michael Dreho and Mrs Gascoigne, both of Lorain, call at the Ruth residence. Queen Mary of England judged wardrobe needs and reserved outfits for wear and disposal. Howard Elinho defeated Inching 2 to 0 in a noted bright game, while Read Sox celebrated a victory with a scoreline not fully quoted.
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