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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1938

Page

13

Northwestern University wedding of Madge Murbach and Lyman Wells

Madge Murbach daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Murbach and Lyman Robert Wells son of Mr and Mrs R E Wells will marry at Howe Memorial Chapel on Northwestern University campus Evanston Illinois this evening Only family and close friends will witness The Rev William Meir Auld will perform the service Miss Ann Murbach will attend in powder blue gown The couple are Northwestern graduates and plan residence at Library Plaza Orrington Avenue Evanston Illinois after April 15

Madge Murbach Ralph Murbach Washington Ave Lyman Robert Wells R. E. Wells Howe Memorial Chapel Northwestern University Evanston Ilinois California William Meir Auld Ann Murbach Holmby College Los Angeles John W. Murbach Horsee Whitehouse, Jr Alpha Chi Omega Zeta Phi Era Wranglers Fraterni Illinois Bell Telephone Ca Orrington Ave Illinois Grace Spiver Cleveland Mary Comings Toledo Skidmore College Saratoga Springs New York Anna Mae Comings Qeorge Penney Franklin Sears Charlevoix Michigan Lake Placid Wayne Burdue Oklahoma Price Gulf Farms John Price Oberlin College Lawrence Greene Colgate University Hamilton Orca Greene Earl Court Barton E. Payne Howard Massillon Ohio J. W. Penrod Robsoncourt Walter Carlin Elyria Memorial Hospital Carlin West River Eric Chapman, Jr John Murbach Whitehouse Frank Avers Lara Lyman R. Wells J. W Penrod Rirvia Memorial Hospital Mason Nichols Florida Sada Reisinger Mer August Jaeser Einy Perry Reisinger Columb Berea Fourth Street Lisa Anderson Non- Servatory Korea

Visitors Attend Elyria Chapter Eastern Star Meeting

Visitors from Oberlin Lorain Norwalk and Cleveland helped to fill Elyria Chapter No 166 Eastern Star meeting. Notable guests included George Philpott Blanche Kohler Clara Brown May Dramm Elizabeth Bickel and Ezza Holland. The session featured an initiation service solos and a token dinner was announced for April 8 with baby pictures requested.

Oberlin Lorain Norwalk Cleveland Leona Radde Theme Club Toksen Elgins

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Improvised

Hospital listing shows admissions for Arnand Emery Cun ut Mrs Walter Carlin West iver road and Mrs George Matel fak y 333 Parmelee avenue. Discharges include James Pupola Min Junction Daniel Cramer Geart hfield Louis Strohmeyer 5 steubenville Mrs Ralph Schmitz and Mrs James Oekn 801 Woodland avenue. Also noted are births and patient details with addresses and dates.

Arnand Emery Cun Ut Walter Carlin Westiver Road George Matelfaky Parmelee Avenue John Wooth R. D James Pupola Min- Junction Daniel Cramer Gearthfield Louis Strohmeyer Teubenville Ralph Schmitz Pasadena Avenue James Oekn Woodland Avenue Kenneth Jones

Protected Home Circle Anniversary Observed With Music

The Protected Home Circle celebrated its fourth anniversary with a program in the Ipdee room last evening. Mrs. Viverty de CapLAIN led a speakers list and a group sang solos with Mrs. Dunford. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Supreme Solicitor Fred A Service and Mrs. Service, Mr. Thomas of Sharon, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. George Viers, and about thirty Cleveland residents. The next meeting is in two weeks.

Hadley Supreme Solicitor Fred Serveice Service Thoma Sharon

Calendar of church and club meetings in Elyria area

Local notices list multiple events including Bible classes at homes and churches, junior and auxiliary groups, lodge sessions, and hospital auxiliary meetings. Also noted are a W C A lecture by Dr Jacob Meyer on domestic matters, Lenten service, and a Romania note about suspending motor vehicle import restrictions.

Culbertson East Avenue Stud McKinley Raymond Fisher Oberlin American Legion Auxiliary Dorothy Terrell Alfred Luther Lake Avenue Merry Mixups Ethel Sparks East Bridge Taliyha Edna Mae Wilson Sth Street Postscript Club Don Wettri Beebe Court King Solomon Lodge Mos Jeanette Payne Sq Sieur Townsend Glib Elyria Men's Columbia Club St. John’s School Jefferson Junior High P T. A Canton Lorain Elyria Memorial Hospital Board of Methodist Church Berean

Leaders Council Plans Evaluation Meet for YWCA Groups

The Leaders Council at the YWCA voted to hold a second evaluation session on June 3. Each club president and committee chair will report progress, goals, and errors from the past year and propose future activities. Committee names and the pre convention meeting details were announced, with volunteers urged to contact the YWCA office.

Leaders Council YWCA Y. W.C W.C. A Calumbug Miss Ona V. Holly Hannah Garford George Gould Donna Chap Man R. C. Novatney R. W. Johnson Alice Mctracken Mack Willis Lee Weichel Monty la Fille Ohio Y. W New Yark Elitre Glenn Frank Ion

Speak On Civil Service by Mrs Frederick Grover

Mrs Frederick Grover spoke on the Merit System of Civil Service at the Elyeia Woman's Club meeting. W Smith sang Home and accompanied Mrs 5 then resumed her act Hor Syri Ar Hanes displayed crystal treasures from abroad. Tea hosts included Mrs R Holcombe and Mrs Smith. The department will sponsor a rummage sale late this month. About forty Maranatha Class members met at First Baptist Church with group singing. Mrs Olive Pontier's Africa letter was read. A mother daughter banquet is planned for Friday March 12. Helen Osborne spoke on her Egypt India trip with customs and brought items from those countries. A refreshment course followed.

Frederick Grover Elyeia W. Smith R. Holcombe Smith Chepman Lawrence J. W. Smith Sutherdyn J. M Olive Pontier Africa Lawrence Houk Edna Bates Helen Osborne Egypt India

Schultz Home Guests Host Fun Evening In Grafton Road

Mr and Mrs Harry Schultz hosted friends last night on Grafton road with April foul games as high lights Mrs August Velinski and George Weller won first prizes while Mrs Stephenson Burke and Theodore Carpenter took consolation A two course luncheon followed for Tom Forrister Theodore Carpenter Stephenson Burke George Welfer August Velinski and daughter Joyce Vermilion

Harry Schultz Grafton Road August Velinski George Weller Stephenson Burke Theodore Carpenter Tom Forrister George Welfer Joyce Vermilion

Elyria Men's Bible Class to Discuss Raising of Lazarus

Elyria men's Bible class meets Sunday at 9 30 in the YMCA to take the 11th chapter of John as the lesson and speak on The Raising of Lazarus. Harmony quartet will sing. Monday evening at 6 30 a tureen dinner with wives as guests at First Congregational church.

Ae GG Numa Eilyria Y. M. GA First Congregational Church

Wedding of Dorothy Lottman and Carl Culler Solemnized

Dorothy E. Lottman wore a beige lace street dress in Grace Church as she wed Carl R. Culler this morning at ten oclock. Rev. W. W. Walker officiated. bridesmaid Agnes Lottman and attendants wore aqua gowns with brown accessories. Culler, a graduate of Ohio State University, plans vocational agriculture work in Baltimore. they will reside there after the ceremony.

Dorothy Lottman Carl Culler Grace Church Dorothy E. Lottman Carl Ruller Grace Lutheran W. W. Walker Gardemias Swansonia Agnes Lottmar Edward Pastorius Broadan David Cutler Lucus Alf Culler Ohio State Uni Culler Peeing Dane Vor Tulier Meg Culler Alpha Gamma Slama Baltivan Paris

Lorain County Ohio Wesleyan Alumni Banquet Set

Lorain County Alumni of Ohio Wesleyan University plans a banquet on April 7 at 6:30 PM at the High Elks, featuring Ray Detrick as host and a Western Campus film program with performances by the Men's Glee Club. Officers include Richard A. Todd as president and William E. Gregory as vice president, with a secretarial treasurer and board members listed. Reservations to Alice Stofer in Elyria are urged.

H. G. Hoater Claire William B. Finchey Nchcon Abbe Rownorth Mra.ie Micholas Second View MM. Awld Sire. F. Terry Sec.relary Auld Marietta Marie Antoinette France Cleveland Oberlin Northwest Territory Lorain County Ohio Wesleyan University Higha Rihard A. Todd Elyria William E. Gregory View Preent Atlfee Stofer L. C. Bateman Lorain James C. Kageman Elizabeth Lowry Wigton Kathryn Eckler Hearn Wesleyan Alice Stofer O'Donnell Eivria

April Feels Day Bridge Social At Grafton Road

Mrs Myron Saustier and Mrs Lia Vaughn Cropp hosted six guests at Saustier home on Grafton road for a bridge party where Mrs Saussier and Mrs Earl Brown posted winning scores A dessert course hinted at April Fool The WCTU will hear Dr William Muir Auld on International Relations for Peace at 2 pm Tuesday at the First Congregational Church Chairman Mrs A C Schuleman led planning Miss Elizabeth Rich will lead devotion and Mrs Doris Monroe will sing

Myron Saustier M Lia- Vaughn Cropp Grafton Road WCTU

Adult Bible Class Studies Serving Other Races at Church

The Adult Bible class at the Church of Christ meets Sunday at 9:30. The study covers the seventh chapter of Mark under the title Serving Other Races and welcomes attendees not affiliated with any Sunday School class.

Church of Christ

Dorcas Members Hold Annual Dinner At Church

One hundred members and families attended the Dorcas class of the Church of Christ for its annual dinner last night at the church. Tables featured spring daffodils jonquils and forsythia while Mrs Maude Salen presided as toastmistress.

Dorcas Church of Christ Maude Salen Will Foster Jefferson Junior High School Viola Har- Brave Doris Monroe Frank Crawford Margaret Davis Kenneth Young Ruth Groll Reverend Foster Nanee Cone

Local society notes from Elyria and beyond

Residents and visitors travel for vacations and weddings across Ohio and New York. Grace Spiver plans a Lake Placid visit with Anna Mae Comings in Saratoga Springs while many others depart for colleges, hospital recoveries, and family events including a Wells-Murbach wedding in Evanston and a new arrival at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Rally drill and social hour at Royal Neighbors meeting

Royal Neighbors of America held an evening drill under Captain Wirth’s direction in preparation for the May rally. After the business meeting a social hour followed with cards and refreshments for members and visitors from Loraine. The rally is set to begin in two weeks at 6:30 after Good Friday observances.

Royal Neighbors of America Wirth Lorain

Plan Benefit Dance For Disabled War Veterans

Plans are under way for a dance by disabled American Veterans of the World War. The event will be held Thursday evening April twenty first at Elk Ballyoum. Music will be provided by local groups. Commander Tom Mihalis is general chairman of arrangements. Dancing will be from nine to twelve.

Tom Mihalis

Mrs Bryson Hosts Catholic Study Club Meeting

Members of Catholic Study Club No. 4 gathered at Mrs. J. Bryson on Ninth Street for a review by Mrs. R. Hagen of Brother Petroc's Return by an anonymous writer with initials S. Me. The tale explores miracles in a modern world, while Mrs. R. Becker provided a condensed life of Madame Curie.

Catholic Study Club No. 4 J. Bryson Ninth Street R. Hagen Brother Petroc S. Me

Mrs Reisinger Hosts Gathering At Clinton Residence

Mrs Reisinger entertained last night at her daughter in law and son in law Mr and Mrs Carl Gibson of Clinton Avenue. Pinechle games were in play with Mrs August Jaerey and Harvey Pearsall acting as warden for high wares. A maple sugar car followed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charl Mekland and Mr and Mrs C Humphrey of Butter nut Ridge along with Mr and Mrs Harvey Pearsall and Mr and Mrs Aug Jaeser of this city and Mrs Relginger of Columbia street.

Lada Reisinger Carl Gibson Clinton Ovednue Pinechle Clames Blay August Jaerey Harvey Pearsall Pearsall C. Humphrey Charl Mekland Butternut Ridge Augu Jaeser This Ity Pe Relginger Columbia Stariun

Jolly Janes Meet Hinmal Shamel Hosts Arenese

Jolly Janes hosted Hinmal Shamel at a gathering on Alritt street with first prize awarded to Mrs Pauline Billingsly and Mrs Helen Barry, while festivities closed with a dainty supper. Details note Mrs Marswell Garth and Mr Milton Thays among attendees.

Hinmal Shamel Arenese Alritt Street Pauline Billingsly Helen Barry Tvs Marswell Garth Rock Velt Avenue Milton Thays Jastiin Menger

Observed Guest Day at Punsing Club Hostess Residence

Mrs Charlotte Miller hosted a Guest Day event at 218 West Street yesterday with sister Mrs Betty Le Tute. Thirteen members attended five tables of cards were in play. High scores went to Mrs Betty Webner Mrs Maude Barre and Mrs White low scores to Mrs Lehmann Mrs Vern Martin and Charles Bieffeldt. Luncheon followed and the club adjourned to meet May sixth with Mrs Florence Brown of Eleventh Street.

Charlotte Miller Betty le Tute Betty Webner Maude Barre Mss. Lehmann Vern Martin Charles Bieffeldt Florence Brown Eleventh Street O

Licenses Granted and Ordered Raid in Lerain

Louis Lopez, 25, Lerain, is licensed while Helen Zilesky, 22, Lerain, faces an order raid. The terse notice lists these two residents and their respective actions in Lerain.

Louis Lopez Lerain Helen Zilesky

Jefferson PTA News Speaker on Every Day Astronomy

Dr G J Dusthimer of Baldwin Wallace College will speak at the Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association meeting Monday at 7 30 PM on Every Day Astronomy. James Lunese of Baldwin Wallace Conservatory will present violin music and the program includes a reading methods talk by Hare nett Hubbard with pupil demonstrations. Election of the nominating committee will be held Tuesday at 3 PM.

G. J. Dusthimer Baldwinne Wallace College Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association Jomas Lunese Baldwin- Wallace Conservatory of Muse Harenett Hubbard

Tureen dinner hosted by Patriots Club members

Fer Tureen Che Patriots Club met for a tureen dinner at Mrs. Jeanette Arnold's Bond Street home. Hostess prize went to Mrs. Josephine Zacharias while bingo prizes were awarded to Mrs. Jessie Conlam and Mrs. Helen Kelly. Event notes mention a May 7 gathering at Mrs. Claycomb's Fourth Street home.

Che Patriots Club Son of Cajon Veterans Auxiliary Jeanette Arnold Bond Street Josephine Zacharias Jessie Conlam Helen Kelly Claycomb Fourth Street

Northwest Territory Exhibit Marks 30th Cleveland Anniversary

In Cleveland the Western Reserve Historical Society will mark the 30th anniversary of the Northwest Territory with an exhibit. Dr. Wallace H. Cathcart notes cooperation of the Society, featuring original manuscripts and broadsides tracing the territory from George Rogers Clark to Ohio statehood.

Northwest Territory Cleveland Wallace H. Cathcart Western Reserve E Historical Soelown Old Geuorge Rogers Clark Ohia tsAg Dr. Cathcart Marietta Toas Arthur St. Clair Vasto Pts

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