Wedding Honors For Krueck Campbells In Watkins Glen
Mr and Mrs Charles Krueck and relatives returned to Elyria after Claude G Krueck and Miss Thelma Campbell wed at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Watkins Glen New York The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs L D Campbell wore a navy blue suit with a blue fox collar and gardenias Theo attendant was Miss Emma Lou Campbell The groom Robert Burleigh of Rochester served as best man Twenty guests attended a wedding breakfast at the Jefferson Hotel Afterwards the couple planned to reside at 419 South Franklin Avenue Watkins Glen Both families belong to Cook Academy staff Mrs Krueck a Mechan Institute graduate was a member of Alpha Psi sorority He is athletic director at Cook Academy and Phi Epsilon Kappa member The event followed by a separate gathering at the Burnet home where Theta Kappa Omega sorority members donated clothes for flood areas and prizes were awarded
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Krueck
Marian
Faith Krueck
East Bridge Street
Ivan Weir
Earlcourt
Elyria
Watkins Glen
New York
Claude G. Krueck
Thelma Aon Campbell
L. D. Campbell
Methodist Episcopal
Emma Lou Campbell
Robert Burleigh
Rochester
Krueck
Jefferson Hotel
Franklin Avenue
Kroeck
Ute
Cook Academy
Montour Falls
Mechan Institute
Alpha Psi Sorority
Cooks Academy
Universi
Columbia Uni
Netta Fraternity
Phi Epsilon Kappa
Bett. Burnet
Theta Kappa Omeza
Second Street
Nizht
Silver Tea Hosted by Zhonta Class at Second Church
The Zhonta Class of the Second Congregational Church held a silver tea last evening at Miss Thelma Pate's Lake Avenue home with good attendance. Miss Louise Fox entertained with piano selections. Prizes went to Mrs. Geo Lamberton and Louise Fox. Tea was poured for Mrs. Frank Spencer and Miss Eltz Lars at an artfully arranged table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zhonta
Second Congregational Church
Thelma Pate
Lake Avenue
Louise Fox
Geo. Lamberton
Frank Spencer
Eltz
Rebekahs Host Odd Fellows Meeting Program
The Fiy ria Lodge No. 1093 LO F held a regular Odd Fellows meeting with a Rebekah lodge program led by Sr. Clair. Guests included Elyria grand master E. L. Batley of Plymouth, and plans for a District No. 19 rally on April 5 were announced with transport arranged for drivers. The evening featured music, a speech on human instincts, and a finale of Blest Be the Tie That Binds. Refreshments served to 125 guests.
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Fiyria
LO. O. F
Odd Fellows
Temple
Sr. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Nubile Br
Verna Shubert
New London
Ameprine
District No. 19
Ohio
E. L. Batley
Plymouth
Elyria
Grand Iudge
Rebekahs
America
Paul Wainwricht
Giatin
Eugene Szabovora
Gertrude Mallory
Misses Falls
H Wellington
Argnes Erickson
F. E. Foreman
Paul Wainwright
Milne Church
Vernon Wagar
Oberlin
Norwalk
Methodist Surches
Robert Mallory
Earl Demos
Rev Bowen
Eugens Szabo
Mrs. Erickson
J Mre. Foreman
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Names
Admissions include Mary Bagnell 137 East Heights Boulevard Mary Ann and Tom Geiger 329 Fourth Street Mt. Leroy Fridaustine R D Xa 2 Mrs. Siivester Hammons Hadaway Street John Sinegar 121 Spruce Street. Discharges show Mrs. Charles Sparks 615 Dewey Avenue Mrs. Carl Hamm baby Inn Berlin Heights Mary Ann and Tommy Geiger 3209 Fourth Street Ruth Snyder Lorain Betty Sannar 241 Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bagnell
E. Hts
Blvd
Mary Ann
Tomms Geiger
Fourth
Leroy Frideustine
Siivester Hammons
Hadaway Street
John Sinegar
Spruce Street
Charles Sparks
Dewey Avenue
Carl Hamm
Baby Inn
Berlin Heights
Tommy Geixer
Fourth Street
Ruth Snyder
Lorain
Betty Sannar
Columbia
Meetings and social events in Elyria area clubs and groups
Meetings of Clan Robertson No. 242 in British Empire Club hall and Cub Pack of the Boy Beauts at First Congregational Church Thursday. Past Presidents club of Auxiliary and Song of Veterans meet on Friday with Mrs Jepvie Lear. Canton Lorain Auxiliary hosted by Mrs H Reinhardt at Elyria Woman's Club Thursday afternoon. Mrs O B Somers of Wooster Street hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Harriet Somers yesterday with three bridge tables and one bunco table. Winners included Mrs Leonard Birch and Mrs J D Biggs for bridge and Mrs J R Brown for bunco. two course luncheon served at small tables. later Miss Somers received a pink and white basket with gifts from Amherst, Birmingham and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Robertson No. 242
British Empire Club
First Congregational Church
Presidents Club
Song of Veterans
Jep + vie Lear
Canton Lorrain Auxiliary
H. Reinhardt
Ely‘ria Woman's Club
O. B. Somers
Wooster Street
Harriet Somers
Bunco
Leonard Birch
J. D. Biggs
J.R. Brown
Spring Luncheon Plans By Y W C A Members
The Y W C A announces the annual Spring luncheon for members on Monday April 11 at one o'clock. Chairman Mrs. Peter Smith reports the Elizabethan Singers from Oberlin Conservatory will perform Madrigals and folk songs with Philip Jones assisting. A Biennial Convention sketch for Colorado Springs will be shown by Mrs. Do A Baird, Mrs. E J Howenstine, Mrs. King Faurer, Mrs. M Tangler, and Mrs. E J Crisp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Smith
Oberlin Conservatory
Philip Jones
Colorado Springs
Do. A. Baird
E. J. Howenstine
King Faurer
M. Tazxlor
E. J. Crisp
Valley City P T A Meeting and Local News
Valley City P T A sets April activities at the school auditorium April 9 with music by Bors Odette and others. William Sieck in charge. A gasoline explosion at the Harry Thompson farm injures Gerald Thompson and destroys the garage. County Teachers Meet showcases Medina County music groups bound for New York festival. Junior class plans an April 17 dance. Junior-Senior play One Mad Night April 24. Boy Scouts launch a membership campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Valley City
Bors* Odette
Quartezie
Edgar Blaine
William Sieck
Harry Thompson
Gerald Thompson
Liverpool
Medina
Medina County
New York
Ohio
Pierce
John Adams High School
Cleveland
Cookshand
Three monthly meetings during school hours details
Local notes show three meetings monthly during school hours. Mrs Michael Kristick hosted the Pinochie club Thursday afternoon. Winners in a prize event included Mrs Earl Arick and Mrs Arthur Hauck for high scores and Mrs Leon Lehman for the consolation prize. Jewels of the Desert staged at the school auditorium Friday netted about 30.10 after expenses for the PTA. Mothersingers Club will meet Monday at the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kristick
Earl Arick
Arthur Hauck
Leon Lehman
Fashion Pattern for Youth Coat Dress Style 2822
A vintage pattern notice offers Style No 2822 a grey wool coat like dress for sizes 12 14 16 18 with a white collar. It suggests fabric options crepe silk or linen with white polka dots and organdie collar plus a simple sew diagram. Send 15 cents for the pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern together to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department 160 Fifth Ave New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle- Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
Irene Rich Star of Stage and Screen
Irene Rich, famed actress and divorcee of an army officer, is spotlighted as a vibrant star thriving in New York. The profile traces her career from early vaudeville and film roles to later radio and stage work, noting 4682 vaudeville performances and recent appearances. It also lists family connections and social visits with various acquaintances across Ohio and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Rich
New York
Irene
Frances
Jane
San Francisco
Agglo
Dustin Fatark
Allstar
Brown
North
Will Rogers
London
Paris
Europe
Warner Brothers
Players’ Club
York
Irene Sac
Fate
Clairborne Foster
Courty Chorus at National Music Festival This Week
Misa Elia Yost spends Easter vacation with friends in Arthur Wolf who also enjoyed a week here before returning to Ohio. Sunday afternoon update notes local visitors and activities surrounding the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courty Chorus
Misa Elia Yost
Cleveland
Arthur Wolf
Ohio
Wakeman Division Meetings At Home Hosts
Wakeman division meetings were held today at the home of Mrs. Elmer Shalton on River street. Division No 3 will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. L A Burk with Mrs. Clarence Pierce and Mrs. Blaine Hurst assisting hostesses. Minor fire damage reported at the home of Mr and Mrs William Albright after chimney area roof fire Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Albright
Home Economics Cottage event hosts social gathering
Mrs. Kenneth Ross won first prize at the gathering. Refreshments were served late. Visitors included Paul Coolers of Otterbein and Mr. and Mrs. Coolsv en McCreedy of Cleveland. Mrs. Dosia Wilson and Eugens Holmes of Miami visited his mother, Mrs. Haines. A chairs recaning demonstration occurred Thursday afternoon. W H Jones attended the state basketball tournament in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Host spent Friday in Sandusky. Ed Ebel visited Cleveland with family. Mrs. Plummer Dunkle and Mrs. C. J. Hart shopped in Norwalk Thursday. Francis Kuhl of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Coolers
Otterbein
Coolsven McCreedy
Cleveland
Dosia Wilson
Eugens Holmes
Miami
Haines
Plummer Dunkle
C. J. Hart
Norwalk
Francis Kuhl
Hindu belief on transmigration of the soul and cycle of existences
A fragment discusses Hindu ideas of transmigration and the soul’s journey through multiple existences. It references a series of rebirths and the concept of enduring cycles, suggesting a philosophical or religious reflection rather than a news report.
German 22000-Ton Cruise Ships Under Construction in Germany
German 22,000 ton cruise ships are being built in Germany under the Power Through Joy program run by the Labor Front. The new 22,900 ton pleasure steam freighter accommodates 1,409 workers and is designed to provide holiday opportunities at sea or on land. Workers pay about 12 percent of wages for reduced amusements, reflecting the regime’s social policy. The note recalls Walter Rathenau’s ascent to high rank fifteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlixni
Germany
Throngh Jes
Labor Front
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Blue Sey Inn
Oberlin Re
Country Club
Adc Soc
Walter H. Otfo
Dist
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Ohie National Life Ins. Co
Court St
Zotos
Nell Beauty Shop
Crusho
Samine
Broad Street
Odd Fellows Meeting
Jefferson Friendship Club
Eistia Telephone Company
Jefferson Girl
Eileen Heskutt
Marian Gruse
Gates Hospital
Boy Scouts
Mothersingers’ Club
Stothersingers’ Club
Thomas Wolfe
Edward Mater
Joseph Levet
Bauer
Wadsworth
Spain
Day of
Ernest Lamb
Edith White
Rocky River
Hera Friday
Jerry Kristof
Claude Reusch
Famiy
Frank Miller
Wolfe Homestead
Esther Wolfe
Townsend
Walter Wolfe
Edwin Keller
Son Marnard
Henry Hitchcock
Reed McClure
New Philadelphia
Ed Lasch
Twila Wilkinson
Elizabeth Schra
E. BE. Armstrong
FE. Fogler
Lindale
Sistersville
W. Va
Eric Stoskopf
Elmore Hinman
Mallet Creek
Martin Hagar
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Margaret Steck
George Schnabel
Fanul Steck li
Laura
Baldt, Aml
Teachers College
Columba Unihorists
Memory Lane
Snesxen
Robert Hoyt
Mary Hamim
Vermahen
Hera Poneroy
W. J. Benson
M Fred Zeliner
Frank Dideluis
David Kilzere
F. O'Donnell
Ead Wakeman
Shafer
Norwale
Albrighy
Todd
Tubbs
Elizabeth Gerber
Flora Ree
Ron Dalton
Veland
Wakeman
Bridge Club
Curtis Todd
Kenneth Ross
al Styler
Eletha Steele
Gladys Arnholt
Helen Eastman
Blaine Hurst
Eleanor Breisch
Pierre R. Smith
Easoned
Elyria Savings
Nate
Maurice OL Croqueen Permane
Court Street
Walter Ratheneau
Vicks Vatro
Lersch
Ravon Undies
McCallum
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