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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1936

Page

3

Mass Harriet Somers Weds Joseph E at Park Avenue Home

Society notes report the wedding of Miss Harriet Somers to Joseph E. Smith at the bride’s Park Avenue home in Elyria. Reverend Will Foster officiated with music by Roberts and Wade, mourners include Gladys and Irving Shepherd, and bridesmaids Hollis and Miller in poudre blue gowns. The couple plans to honeymoon in Washington DC and reside at 20 Bass Avenue after graduation and lodge affiliations of both families.

Harriet Somers Joseph E. Smith Petitve Somers Park Avenue Joseph E C. J. Smith Urides Will Foster Charnbult a = Roberts Wade Grabt Yielims Miss Gladys Irving Shepherd Relio Hobert Bures D’hardelot Buzzard Columbus Hollis Miller Howard Somers, Jr George Smi Spring Valley Washington, D. C Bass Avenue Sroom Elyria High School Frank S. Harmon Lodge DeMolay

W R C Holds Meeting With Active Attendance

Claire Wend presides for the local Women’s Relief Corps as three membership applications are read. Visitation of the sick chairs Mrs Anne Grace Bright reports efforts with cards and plants sent to veterans and widows. President urges all to bring guests for the attendance prize.

Claire Women's Relief Corps Anne Grace Bright Ma Mace Minnie

Two Marriages Are Solemnized in Early Ceremony

A cloc wedding record notes the marriage of Alice Mer to Harold W. Crowe and another ceremony at 336 Hartsmont Lane. Revered Foster officiated. Residences listed as 3 Paris at the Crave and Can Gipsen until eight o'clock.

Alice Mer Harold W. Crowe Foster Sarsomaze of Carrech Hartsmoon Emelored Lace Co

St Pauls Circle Meeting Noted With New Members

The St Pauls Circle gathered for a seasonal meeting with new members joining Mrs Eolde and Mrs Krebs. Mrs C Wignelé and Mrs anhotham sang, and the group noted Easter crafts while marking attendance. Next meeting set in two weeks at the church parlors with Mrs Anden as hostess. An anniversary observance was also noted by Encampment No 138 in IO Q F.

Poes Eolde Krebs C. Wignelé Anhotham Tae Anden

Meeting to own the heir April 4th

The article notes a meeting set for April 4th to decide ownership or succession related to the heir, with mentions of individuals named Wordman Yan and Zend Enenad, and potential discussion of reuse or heritage rights. The exact context and roles of the parties are unclear from the fragment.

Wordman

Local Group To Host Zone Meeting

Rainn EL Hary and Post No. 3342 will entertain Elks Cin on AgtTE Ses fay mee 2 arch Zen ne Oslo.

Rainn EL Hary Elks Cin Arch Zenne Oslo

Easter Personal Notices From A Distant Town

Fragmented personal notices list names and relations across towns and countries. Mentions include Jefferson Powell of Canada, George Dyke Cleveland road, Mr and Mrs, and Vernon Wright of Pennsylvania. Easter visits, travel, and family ties appear amid scattered addresses and affiliations, with brief references to education and local events.

Ach Gaushier Murbach Waington Avenue Hach Brown School Cleveland Josperd Ana Ani Eon Ben Univery Earl Coe Breit Waster Dunlap Atbe Road Nork al Man Jean Ham Powell Carada George Dyke Cieveland Road Joan Grainger Rome Ontario Memor Rathes Devon Pennsylvania George Bradley Wright T. C. Whit

Mary Adeline Bush Weds Earle Biedier Lokey in Elegant Ceremony

Mary Adeline Bush became the bride of Earle Biedier Lokey in a pretty afternoon ceremony. The event, attended by family and friends, featured music and a reception with refreshments.

Mary Adeline Bush Earle Biedier Lokey Earte Biedier Lowey Edward J. Bonerati

Annual Spring YWCA Luncheon Draws 130 Guests

The YWCA luncheon expected a turnout of about 130 members and guests. A brief program is planned at one o'clock with remarks from leaders and a focus on community service and goals for the year.

YWCA

Hospital and discharge list with names and addresses

A fragmented hospital and home care list shows multiple names and locations including Avon Mrs Jennie Clark Home Fear Ageds and James Peck. Discharges note Russel Ahierim 214 Sumner St and Charles Walker at the Children’s Home Oberlin Walton Rord and others. A meeting notice lists Thea South End Home Department meeting Tuesday at 2:00 at Mrs William Smith Chestnut Ridge.

Ann Marosii Mressan James Peck Avon Jennie Clark Thea South End Home Department William Smith Chestnut Ridge

Community church and school meetings amid art exhibit talk

Calendar notes schedule church classes and PTA gatherings at Jefferson Jr High and nearby churches. Highlights include Men’s Bible Class, a modern art education talk by F. Exe of Cleveland, a violinist, and a discussion on myth making and Hitler.

Rand Dreams Taiort Sion F Coca Edsa Berm W. G. A. Jownsoné McKinley Eiation Mondaer Eto F. Exe Cleveland Willi Harcrave Jefferon Ralph W Sarah Ham Fotte Erraon George D. Nicholas Paul Wainwright

Brighton Community Club Party and Local Notices

Community events fill the Brighton scene with a club party featuring Dutch Merrill and his orchestra for dancing, a $1.15 meal, and games. W C T U and Women’s Foreign Missionary Society hold meetings with bake dinners and service projects for disabled soldiers. Brief social notes list visitors, family gatherings, and local movements among residents of Brighton Center and nearby towns.

Menmounii Merrill

Easter Music at First M E Church in New London

Easter services at the First M E Church begin at 11 AM with a concert at 7:30 PM directed by Christine Giles Bingham. Morning program features Gounod’s Unfold Ye Portals, organist Violet Fisk Lawrence, pianist Katherine Barnes, violin obligate Marie Triplette Twaddie, and Handel’s Messiah portions. Evening program includes Organ Tocatta, anthem Christ the Lord Is Risen, soloists, and duets, with Rev. C. B. R. delivering a sermon. District meeting of Odd Fellows held. Swartzmiller and grand master activities noted. Taxi fleet curiosity linked to Bell Transportation Co. and Parkale Service purchases for New York and Washington operations. Packing numerous named individuals and local groups.

New London M. E Christine Giles Bingham Gounod Violet Fisk Lawrence Katherine Barnes Marie Triplete Twaddie Wooler R. A. McClellan G. 1 Spade Ott Dorothea Parnell Tulk Gwendolyn Parnell Smith Fame Oddfellows LC. A Iscal E. L. Baller OG. G. ‘Swerimmaler Albert J. Hund Huron No Norwalk Swartzmiller Wil Lamson Marion Sandusky

Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits in Clarksville Area

Alberta Carpenter and daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carpenter in Clarkfield. The dinner honored the birthday anniversaries of Dean MacClellan, Mrs. Clement Greene and daughters Ja and Betti. Virginia Greene visited Ruth Phillips in Clarkfield. C. H. Lamphere hosted their daughter and son-in-law H. E. Sheffield from Cleveland. Mrs. H. L. Vogle of Cleveland visited Mrs. C. E. Gill and family. Ruth Wheeler from Clyde vacations at Lamphere. Mary Ewell spent a day in Mansfield. Clark Ewell and family were Sandusky visitors Sunday afternoon.

A. G. Merers Martha Goss W. H. Leares Brighton Johns Sireet Hirs. Newcomb Stanley Harris Columbia Nellie Tatve Oberlin Harvey Merrill Jami Yeitrie and Arts A. W. Davidson Melvin Camden Davidson Wekeman E. Earl Davidson Charles Seeley William McConnell Pittsfield Robert Clausen W. H Searles Goss Clauson Brighton Weildshop E. Earl Day Martha Burrows Virgil Burge Jesse Burge Carl Langdon Carlisle Albert Langdon E. H. Buison Inlax John Morrison Elyria Alberta Albert Carpenter Clarksti Dean MacClellan Clement Greene Betti Virginia Greene Ruth Phillips Clarksfield C. H. Lamphere H. E. Sheffield Cleveland H. L. Vogle C. E. Gill Ruth Wheeler Clyde Mary Ewell Mansfield Clark Ewell Ray Verna Jean Sandusky

Rembrandt Talk and Local Social Highlights

Miss Huth Caren spoke on Life of Rembrandt while Miss Alice Ward returned home from Florida. A. L. Wolfe calls a meeting of New London Odd Fellows base ball players at 7:30 tonight in LO. O. F. hall. Dr. Marvin L. Humphrey returns home after medical duties in Chicago.

Huth Caren Rembrandt Alice Ward Florida Diamond Stars A. L. Wolfe New London Oddfellow New London LO. O. F. Hall Marvin L. Humphrey Chicago

Surprise party honors Lillian Craig on twenty first birthday

Mrs Ralph Craig hosted a Saturday evening surprise at Lake Breeze Road for daughter Lillian Craigs twenty first birthday. Prizes went to Mrs Louis Hauck Louis Neverman Charities Bauserman and Mrs James Bresh. Other guests included Mr and Mrs James Brush and several Brookside area residents. Fifty Brookside sixth graders were absent with measles.

Ralph Craig Lake Breeze Road Lillian Louis Hauck Lous Neverman Charities Bauserman James Bresh Mra James Brush J. Frew C. Bauserman B. M Myers Paul Poor J. Kovanes Louis Hanck Minnie Greiger Lillian Craine Audrer Crane Joseph Jacobs James Dusilak

Local Legion Delivers Aid To Johnstown Flood Victims

A truckload of clothing and food from Elyria American Legion, Red Cross, and local posts was sent to Johnstown, Pa. to aid flood victims. Pete Dirlam, Eddie Herzog, and a driver delivered the goods, pictured the devastation, and noted recovery may take a year. Local relief groups plan continued support only if needed.

American On of Ohio Columbus Red Cross Johnstown State Highway Department Pete” Dirlam Eddie Herzog American Legion Elyria Post No. 12

Woman Found Strangled to Death in Beekman Place

New York police pursued leads after the body of Mrs. Nancy Evans Titterton was found strangled in her Beekman Place apartment. A fingerprint in the bathroom and torn cloth from her clothing are key clues, with her husband Lewis H. Titterton and other visitors questioned. A 16-year-old tailor’s delivery boy may be questioned after reporting a delivery at 11:30 a.m. Evidence shows she was murdered with a pink pajama coat and red robe knotted at the throat, with signs of a struggle.

New York Nancy Evans Titterton Titterton Dayton Harvard University Frank O’rourke Beekman Place O'Rourke

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W.R.C Arch Carpenter’s Broad St St. Paul's Circle Tia Elyria Riding Club Bermuda Islands Eycuange Oune Evelyn Bosré Hava Puthdar Rar Georgs Haines A. R P.T. A. Notes Hitler Wilmot Printing CO Masonic Temple W. F. M. S. Meets Bell Transportation Co Parkales Service Uss O. M. Grissinger M. E. Churen Grissinger Jackson's Sheffield Brookside School Marie Wentling Brookside High School Bertha Smith Avancod P. L. Charbers Etta Johnson Barmord Dae Lois Youtzy Bedford Walker Clutes St. Joseph's Hospital Chester Carpenter and Childree Grafton Legion Ada Germany Italy London England John Masefield Ren Edward Vint King George United States Teresely Edward Brother Scorpions Shuckhart Little Scorpion Club Grafton Road Florence Schuster Middle Ave Brookhouser Lee Whitney Company Hardware & Tinshop Imperial Furniture Co East Ave
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