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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1938

Page

11

Betrothal announced at tea for Mary Louise Harrison

Miss Mary Louise Harrison announces betrothal to Russell E. Otto at a Saturday tea for about fifty guests. Otto, of St Louis, is a Wheaton College and Princeton Theological Seminary graduate. The couple plan marriage in Wheaton in June and settlement in Ozark Arkansas after. Out of town guests attended, with hostesses and assistants named.

Mary Louise Harrison Russell E. Otto Mar Edward B. Otto St. Louis Missouri Harrison Robert I. Harrison Lake Avenue B. Davidson Otto Wheaton College Wheaton Hinois Princeton Theological Seminary Princeton New Jersey Harris Ison Elytin Ph Io Ozark Arkansas Presbyterian Church Charles Finney Erie Pennsylvania Blisses Mary and Carolen Troutman Butler Frank Kiss Phyilis Jaycox Lakewood Theodore Neff Joseph Frotteh Parma Rere Betsy Ison Maia Resenvuranz

Sixty Junior Friendship Club Girls Receive Keys

At First Congregational church a vesper service honored Junior Friendship Club of the YWCA. Eleanor Carr presided as sixty girls were presented with Friendship keys by the advisor Mrs. Robert Wilson. Music included Geraldine Rigo on violin, Helene Cohen on piano, and Janet Notley singing. Afterward, parents joined a tea in the parlors with yellow and green club colors.

Friendship ‘Club First ‘Congregational Junior Friendship Club Eleanor Carr Robert Wilson Eric Chapman Geraldine Rigo Thais Helene Cohen Chopin Janet Notley Cohen J. Smatye Mildred Farts Friendship Clab Advisory Committee

St Pauls Confirmands Hold Annual Reunion

St Pauls confirmands gathered for their annual reunion on Sunday with 150 attendees. Rev Philtin Vollmer of Fairview Hospital spoke on The Transforming Power of the Gospel. Special music featured a trumpet solo by Robert Pomeroy with Karl Lehman at piano, and a quartet including Florence and Gladys Welton, John Stevenson, Earl Pallas, with Louise Fox at piano. John Moseny led the business session and new officers were named: president Mrs Kurl Lennmann, vice president Gust Klein, secretary Gladys Anderson, treasurer Paul Irion.

St. Pauls Snc Philtin Vollmer Fairview Hospital Robert Pomeroy Karl Lehman Florence Gladys Welton John Stevenson Earl Pallas Louise Fox John Mo

Insurance ad seeks buyers for true facts before you buy

Thome Guaranty Insurance Co with 32 years in business highlights a large cash reserve and advertises legal cost details for lens and digs. The notice warns against non advertising agents and urges verification before purchase citing S F C Barclay Grant St and phone 39934 128.

Thome Guaranty Ins. Co S. F.C. Barclay Grant

Past Present Officers Of Eastern Star Honor Mrs Herbert Young

The Woman's Club hosted a party honoring Mrs. Herbert Young as officers from 1936 37 and 38 and executive committees of three years presented her with a gift. Members including Ma Hel Garford Florence Sieger and Tazel Brodk organized the event and Mrs Young received a lovely gift from the group.

Eastern Star Herbert Young Masenee Young

Visitor at First Baptist Church Meeting

The regular meeting of the First Baptist church was held last evening with twenty attendees. After songs and testimonies, Doris Lveg gave a talk on Christian attributes, and visitor Miss Sehaidt from Wheaton College performed a piano solo. A cabinet reminder noted a meeting before the mid week service on Wednesday.

R. Woof First Baptist Church Pras Siven Doris Lveg Jones Sehaidt Wheaton College

Lorain and Cleveland Society Notes on Week End

Elyria scene highlights social visitors entertainers and outings. Mr and Mrs William Kiely hosted Kiely relatives and other guests while Misses Dorsey of Lorain attended with local families. Opera trips to Cleveland featured La Boheme Aida and Tannhauser with several civic and church figures noted among attendees.

William Kiely Kiely Matt Opting Charles Heltrick William Richard Erica New York Edward Kershaw Illian Katherine Dorsey Lorain Roy Culp Patricia Ann Lake Avenue Cleveland Thomas Hughes Columbia Elyria Hone Russell Bryan Elyria Memorial Bryan Boston Avenue F. M. Sanders West Bridge Street E. E. Westin Karl P. Meister Elyria Home For the Methodist Shelar Ohio

Noon Day Services at St Johns Church During Holy Week

Noon services at St Johns Church today led by Reverend HH A Burandt of Detroit on What Will Ye Give The Grace Tutheran and Sc Johns churches sponsor the event Mrs Irena Block directs organ and Grace choir sings The Heart of God by C B McAfee Tomorrow Reverend Burandt speaks on What Evil Hath He Dang Grace choir to sing The Ola Rugged Cross with Mrs Block at the organ Services continue daily at noon throughout Holy Week

St. John’s Church Grace Tutheran Sc! John's HH. A. Burandt Detroit Artain Schroeder Irena Block Women of Grace C. B. McAfee Barandt Grace Choir G. Bonnard Mra. Blockage Schroeder

Calendar Events From Monday Night Circle of C C L

Calendar items list Monday and Tuesday events across churches clubs and societies. Mentions include Mrs Michael Krenzel, Miss Harriet Hubbard, Mrewumpe, Rainvew, Wellington, Cambridge, various church circles and lodge meetings, PTA and auxiliary gatherings, and community club activities with multiple addresses and hosts.

Michael Krenzel Cambridge Harriet Hubbard Mrewumpe Nelson Rich Efia Assembly Townsend Club PT. D Beery Circles Ladies of G. A. RR Kingamen Lodge Eagles U. 2 J. K. Hester Tenuta Street

Hospital Admissions List Shuffles Names Across Streets

Admissions include Ernest and Cleveland, Phyllis Bota Mendelcourt, Edward Powell of New York City, Louis Chervenka, Ida Derk of SSS Vulcan Street, Mrs Russell Ban Winvkles, Mitchell Warner at 364 Vulcan Street, Mrs Ralph Fobes at 329 Ninth Street, Bertha Silezer, Mrs Harold Pembe of North Street Grafton, Ernest Kish, Henry Wigert of LaGrange, Charles Culp, Cleve nte Binery, Harmand Commediet, Edith Ars, Mrs Hail at 312 Park Avenue, and newborns baby girl and baby boy from Grafton and 345 Street.

Ernest & Cleveland Phyllis Bota Mendelcourt Edward Powell New York City Louis Chervenka Vulcan Street Ida Derk Charles Culp Clevente Binery Commeditet Harmand RLY Edith Park Avenue Mrs . Hail Grafton Joly Fritz Street

Local club notices and meetings listed for week

Community groups across Lorain County share meetings including St Pauls Churchmen's Brotherhood at the church. Lenten services and a chorus performance at St Johns Church are scheduled. Various ladies clubs, chapters, and sororities meet at homes, churches, or Y M C A locations with officers elected and bingo planned.

Hostess Hosts Frisky Evening for Sonrlga Club Guests

Hostess entertained Sonrlga club members and guest Miss Stella Traczek at her home Friday evening. Nine tables of rummy played with prizes to Stella Pracsek and Miss Anne Krupelwk. Marthe Yesberger consoled. Ming Ross Bugh received a birthday token. Balloon dance planned for May 14 at the A B C club. Rose Bush to handle tickets. Sunrise party to meet Miss Carrie Masiyk in three weeks at 1104 Prospect Street.

Missy Caroline Buren Sonrlga Club Stella Traczek Stella ‘Pracsek Anne Krupelwk Marthe Yesberger Ming Ross Bugh A. B.C Rose Bush Carrie Masiyk Prospect Street

St Pauls Circle 1 And Related Local Club Meetings

Local groups and individuals attend nested meetings across streets and clubs including St Pauls Circle 1 with Elsie Boals and Elizabeth Folk on East Broad Street and Circle 4 with Mrs Carl Roeseman on 9th Street Research Club with Mrs Frecker Furnace Street Miss and Mrs Club with Mrs Al Bishop Park Place Ria Ain Club with Agastha Selka Spruce Street St Marys Altar Society Adoration in church Ninety Five Club with Mrs H I Nye Debutante Club with Betty Orvis Easter candlelight at Church of Christ 9 0 Twentieth Century Club Townsend Club party at 136 Middle Avenue and Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary meet Styria Commandery No 6 KR T meet Division B meets with Mrs George Fridex Murray Ridge for tureenstonehean at 2 30 Bethel Shrine meets in LO C EF Wall Anderson Circle at 6230 and Communion and Congregational Ww Andeorth Sewing Circle meets for allay sewing at home of A T McRoberts on Firnace Street Gravetheran Aid Society Preparatory admission service at St Andrews Friday includes choral From Olivet to Calvary Tyrda Royal Neighbour meeting Gran Tigredia Social Club with John Gutensol East Avenue Order of Eastern Star Protected Home Circle St Pauls Lenten service at 7 30 with holy communion

St. Paul's Circle Elsie Boals Amitie Elizabeth Folk East Broad Street St. Paul's Circle 4 Carl Roeseman 9Th Street Research Club Fiecker Furnace Street al Bishop Park Place Ria Ain Club Agastha Selka Spruce Street St. Mary's Altar Society Ninety Five Club Bethel Shrine LO. C. EF Wall Anderson Circle Toh Andeorth McRoberts Firnace Street Gravetheran Aid Society Preparatory Se. Andrews Trida

Sunrise Service Planned by Elyria Knight Templar Group

Plan Sunrise Service Elyvia Commandery No 60 will unite with other commanderies in the seventh Templar district for a Master Sunrise service Sunday April 27 at 8:20 a.m. in the Cleveland Public Auditorium. Chester B Kempfergon will officiate with Grand Prelate of the Knights Templar US. A choir of sixty voices under Charles D Dawe will provide music.

Elyvia Commandery No Knighty Templar Charles D. Dawe

St Andrews Young People Plan April 1 Party

Eleanor Fis ler led the fellowship meeting with a plan for an April 1 party in the Sunday school rooms from eight to twelve. No meeting next Sunday evening. Nancy Heywood led the program on Variety of Religious. On April 24 Rosenary Barlow and Bill Bowdler will lead.

Eleanor Fisler St. Andrew Nancy Heywood Rosenary Barlow Bill Bowdler

Juniorettes Meet With Betty on Princeton Avenue

Juniorettes of the American Legion Austrary met Betty Bo Bart on Princeton avenue Saturday afternoon. After the regular meeting, games were played with attorney Jean Davis and Virginia Kotopes winning prizes. Refreshments followed as Master baskets were favored. The next meeting is scheduled for May 14.

American Legion Austrary Betty Bo- Bart Princeton Avenue Atty Jean Davis Virginia Kotopes Favora

Paul Irion Leads Young Peoples League Chapter

Paul Irion led the Young People’s League of St. Paul’s Church during Sunday evening services. The topic posed the question If Christ Were to Return Bodily Today What Would We Do. Donald Gunder, Williams and Fox and Dvs Anderson participated in the discussion. next Sunday Donald Gunder will lead the meeting.

Paul Irion Youngs Peoples League St. Paul's Church Christ Donald Gunder Dvs Anderson William and Fox

Good Friday Religious Services Across Local Churches

Friday devotionals mark the day with services at Loa ta including a 3 14 p m service. Lutheran and St John’s parishioners attend Holy Communion and quiet meditation in churches like Kmmanuel and First Wong. Church members join a meeting with the committee, and a communion service occurs in the church auditorium.

Loa Ca Lutheran Tae St. John’s Church Kmmanuel Lutheran Vive Fy

High School P T A Meeti ng with Mrs Taft of Cincinnati

Mrs. Robert A Taft of Cincinnati a mother of four will speak at the Elyria High School Parent Teacher Association meeting Tuesday evening The guest is noted for organizing the first troop in Washington and the first National Board member She organized the Cincinnati Girl Scouts and has served on their Council Her talk will target mothers and daughters though Tarbers may also find it of interest

Robert A. Faft Cincinnati Elyria High School Taft Washington First National Board Sly Tarbers

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