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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1930
Page
9
Historic silhouettes depict Dr R N Oakes and family figures from Lorain County in 1881. Notes recount journeys to New York City, teaching careers, and a physician widely known across nearby towns as he traversed muddy roads to reach patients.
Mr and Mrs Sylvester H M Agens of East Orange New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Margaret Agens to George Calvert son of Mr and Mrs H B Calvert. The announcement was made last week in East Orange during a dancing party at the Calverts Overbrook Road with fifty guests present. No wedding date has been set.
Readable fragments list individuals and addresses including Clifford Ledyard 393 Fur nace street Mrs Elmer Cordis Oberlin Avenue Edgar Cropp Grafton Ohio Mrs Abraham Brenner 405 Middle avenue and discharge references for Mrs Michael Szabo 1866 East 34th and Christopher Wels Browm Hotel Elyria.
The text notes that Sir Rowland Hodge, head of Eltringhame Ltd ship builders Interests, was created a baronet in 1921 after later being admitted to the United States.
The lecturer finished with a Daniel blessing urging courage and strength. The article notes the nation's highway cost now stands at 56 dollars per car.
The June graduating class elected officers yesterday afternoon with two boys and two girls winning posts. Raymond Morris was chosen president after three ballots. other officers are grid Rogers as vice president, Robert Kaiser as secretary, and Marguerite Taylor as treasurer. Committees for senior activities will be formed soon, starting with the pin and ring committee.
Local readers are informed of a packed evening with Junior H Club, Elvira Lodge 103, United Presbyterian Bible School Cabinet at 7 50, St Andrews Altar Guild in the Choir room at 7 30, EB A officers practice at 7 00 in Wurst hall, and summer residents at Leake Avenue. Also listed are Bird Class, Grace Lutheran Fellowship, and WCA trip to New York with a soloist appearance at Grand Boulevard Church of Christ.
A stream of social items from Marion Ohio notes Rev and Mrs Pan Bourquin hosting relatives from Louisville and Marion parents visiting Elsriz. Dr Mozer to sail Oct 3 aboard the France for Europe with post graduate work in Edinburgh and Vienna.
The Hamilton PTA and Jefferson PTA announce meetings this Thursday and Thursday afternoon at school buildings. The West Ridge Y operates from Miss Marian Lauer’s home. The Gates PTA holds its first school year business meeting Wednesday at 3 30 PM. The Second Congregational Church Division L meets Wednesday evening at 422 Woodland Avenue. The Progressive class of the Methodist Church postpones and will attend a Wiener roast at Portman’s of Herrietta tonight at 6 30.
Countess Cathcart Vera Fraser, once barred from the United States in 1926 for alleged moral turpitude, married shipping magnate Sir Rowland Hodge at Princes Row register office. The ceremony follows an engagement reported last week and recalls her prior marriages and wartime widowhood.
John Randall Duae of Boston lectured at the High School Auditorium under the local Christian Science Church. He praised Mary Baker Eddy, traced her life, and cited healing works from cancer to pneumonia as demonstrations of Christian healing. He contrasted spiritual knowledge with economic discord and urged Christianization of thought as remedy for global unrest.
Real dyes give richest colors for every home. Diamond Dyes claim top quality anilines for soft bright colors on dresses, drapes, lingerie. They apply evenly, do not streak, and maintain depth after wear and washing. Available at drug stores.
The text argues selfishness arises from latent fear of lack and death. It claims material abundance exists for all and that real substance love and spiritual ideas are infinite, so fear and selfishness disappear if humans learn this truth. It suggests freely breathing in and out shows freedom to receive and give.
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