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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1923

Page

12

Methodist Aid Societies Raise 2500 at Year End Meeting

The Gen Ladies Ald Society of the Church held a party meeting with Rev G A present and thanked the Indies for their gift to the Aged. Mrs. Long elected president with officers listed. Circle No 1 served refreshments as four thousand calls were made and about 2500 raised.

Ald Society Jamey Cathere A. R. Cara W. Meel Deely Stetson Rev. G. A W. Lepper Clarence Beazell B. H. Long W. L. Beal E. E. Reed Henry Theman J Cayton Long M. M. Wilcox W. B. N. Hawk Methodist Circle Circle No 2 Methodist Church A. R. Carsten Elmer Jump Fields John Brandau C B. Mincks Qobertin Road

County Parent-Teachers Annual Meeting Set for Tuesday

The Lo wie County Council of Parent teacher Associations will hold its annual meeting at Vincent School in Sheffield township on Tuesday October 2. The day includes an afternoon business session with elections and reports followed by a talk by State Senator J F Burke. The evening program features music and an address by Kent State Normal College president J B McGilvery. Lunch will be served by Vincent Parent-Teacher Association.

Lowie County Council of Parentteacher Associations Vincent Sheffield Township J. F. Burke Pres J.B. McGilvery Kent State Normal College Ladies of the Vincent Parent-Teacher Association Vincent School Elyria Lorain Woman's Association First Congregational Church Harp New York City Cleveland First Church Mme Nicola Cerri Arthur Pomeroy Lehman

Local Club Events and Society Notices

Extensive notices describe club meetings at various halls, including Knights of Pythias Chevelair No. 316 and Daughters of Scotia at local lodges, plus a St Pauls I F L gathering. Marital announcements include the Mosher Chapman Butler wedding planned for October at St John’s church Bridgeport. Social gatherings feature a LaPorte church farewell party for Mr and Mrs Stiffler and a Meaghiful Luncheon honoring longtime friends at Gates Street home.

George Tatteraff Cambridge Street Knights of Pythias Chevelair Sige P. Hall Clan Robertson Moose Hall Daughters of Scotia Lady Il Btson Wurst’s Hall Io. F. Hall Worth Elyria Grange Eagles Lodge Srance Oberlin St. Paul's I. F. L G&i Gates Room Cochrane Laporte W. &Tiffler Howard Florida C. M. Johnson Eighbors Stiffler Howsd

Bride Wed at St Marys Church in Avon

Miss Caroline Gilbert daughter of Mrs Anns Gilbert of Avon married Arthur Haney son of Mr and Mrs Chris Haney of Columbus Street yesterday at St Marys church. Rev Father Frey officiated. Bride wore white georgette and veil with white roses. Bridesmaid Miss Lucille Miler wore pink crepe de chine. Best man was Clarence Haney, twin brother. The couple will reside at 134 Homer Street.

Caroline Gilbert Anns Gilbert Avon Arthur Haney Chris Haney Columbus Street St. Mary's Church Father Frey Lucille Miler

Moose to Install Women's Auxiliary

The Moose lodge plans to form a women's auxiliary with about fifty women already showing intent to join. Past Noble Grand Organization of St. Clair Rebekah Lodge held an all day sewing meeting at Odd Fellows' Hall. A tea honored Dr. Alice Arnold and girls enjoyed an evening of five hundred, followed by luncheon. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges in Lorain and Ashtabula areas.

Moose Lodge Genew St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows’ Hall R. L. Stearns Princeton Avenue James Hornyak Center Street Helen Wilsdak Grafton Ohio John Breckenridge Frank Lisaght Floral Steve Osendesco Randolph St Lorain James Hororek Center Sc Charles Flendera Muriel Ave Cleveland Chamberlin Sam Tekes West St Violet Nisuia Oak St Ashtabulah Jay Rich Ashtabula Junior Jim Katherine Graham Sag Harbor Mother Graham Katie Richard Nim

Local Social Notes From Amherst Area

Mrs R A Barver returns from trips to Pittsburg and Washington D C. Mrs B L Tyrrell of Cleveland visits cousin Miss H A Saxton on Middle Avenue. Claude Spicer comes home after a month’s western trip to Colorado Springs Salt Lake City Oakland and Los Angeles. Frank Wunderly learns of brother Alexander Wunderly’s death in Huron after a stroke. George H Allen hospitalized in Cleveland. Mrs William Gamble and Mrs Clyde Steith visit Miss Catherine Doria in Lorain. Families host and visit in Amherst including Mr and Mrs Walter Bush and others.

R. A Barver Middle Avenue Pittsburgh Washington, D. C B. L. Tyrrell Cleveland H. A Saxton Walter Bush Eastern Heights Boulevard Herman Kruger George Bradley Harvard Avemue Palace of Progress Claude Spicer T.s.ts Colorado Springs Salt Lake City Oakland Los Angeles California Frank Wunderly Marseilles Avenue Hs Brother Alexander Wunders Huron Wunderly George H. Allen George R Allen Cleveland Hospital William Gamble Clyde Steith Misa Catherine Doria Lorain William Winson Baby Jack Heathcote South Amherst Bertha Burrell Lois Mitchell Axon Lake F. W Spencer

Local residents return from visits and trips

Grand Lodge, Md., members returned home this morning after several days as guests of Major and Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Nether Hilk Sof Sack left for Wear Baden Ind. to be gone several days. Mr. and Mrs. William Struck and Mr. and Mrs. Toba Conner returned from Albion Mich after a five day trip. Dewey Olsen and Charles J. Toth with baby depart Sunday for Chicago, to visit friends and move to Gary Indiana where a new home is complete. Mr. Toth danced at Riverview Park on Monday Wednesday and Saturday evenings.

Grand Lodge, Md Major Jones Nether Hilk Sof Sack Wear Baden Ind William Struck Toba Conner Albion Mich Dewey Olsen Charles J. Toth Baby Chicago Gary Indiana Toth

Former draftsman promoted at Gary plant among Valley City visitors

The list includes Eva Rogers Eva Bruseen Iva Bruseen and many others such as Etta Schwan Blanch Everys Wise Ruth Nesbitt Helen Traxler Norma Meyers Normacyersbeta Genevieve Lew Mildred XKinnect Esther and Marcella Spieth Orvin Lahman Clyde Schuster Lester Schuster Morace Belden Carl Davidson Herbert Traxler Nelson Gross Muriel Brunson Amela Haummessen Grin Kellogg Robert Neabitt Raymond Pomeroy Theo Reising Walter Reising Co Law Burton Selden m hruster Charlea Bryan Spieth Mrs Fred Armbruster and Mr and Ma B Spieth and family were callers at Valley City on Sunday Grace Steis from Strongsville also mentioned.

Theo Reising Walter Reising Law Burton Selden Mhruster Charlea Bryan Spieth Fred Armbruster B. B. Spieth Valley City Grace Steis Strongsville

Spieth honors son Charles on 16th birthday

ERHART Sept. 27 Mr and Mrs B B Spieth entertained on Sept 21 for Charles Spieth s 16th birthday with a surprise party. The evening featured games and amusements and a candy trimmed cake. Attendees included Lois Jackson Denna and Marjorie.

Erhart B. B. Spieth Charles Lois Iackerson Denna Marjorie

Family Car Troubles Stall a Long Island Visit

In a domestic comedy set on Long Island a car balks and fails to start leaving a woman frantic as she ponders trains and a city meeting. She fears missing Richard and relies on kin for help while a tense journey unfolds toward Marvin station and a hoped rendezvous with Alfred Durkee.

Long Island New York Richard Alfred Durkee Marvin Station Darkeen Madge Leils Leila Alfred Dicky Leil Baga Marvin Alfred Durkes

Weekend Visit Notes From Local Families

The text records visits and travels over a weekend. Mr and Mrs Stein hosted the narrator and family. Mr and Mrs Fred Armbruster visited Elgin, with Mrs Selden Armbruster joining them. H W Deudel took a firing trip to Amherst on Tuesday.

Snd Stein Fred Armbuster Elgins Selden Armbruster H. W. Deudel Amherst

Nef Couple Spends Tuesday in Elyria

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nef spent Tuesday in Elyria while reports note farmers busy with farming concerns. The article mentions Volapuk as the first artificial language to gain some success, invented in 1880.

Joseph Nef Elyria

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