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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1939

Page

9

Miss Wahlene Otto Engaged to Harmon Gould at Y W C A Dinner

At a YWCA cabinet dinner 18 members of the Employed Young Women’s League learned of Miss Wahlene Otto’s engagement to Harmon V. Gould. The event featured a decorative easter egg with a diamond ring image.

Wahlene Otto Harmon V. Gould E.Y.W.L Young Women’s League Annetta Otto Oxford Ave League Hannon V. Gould Worth Gould Edison Highway Federal Relief Kathryn Schubert Luke Boyson Margaret Mahon Nora Waln Helen Tappan Berthoff Roberta Mosley Ely Woods Eleanor Olimsted Grace McCullough Young Men Alice Ruth Phillis Pearson Minnie Haas Ashtabula Margaret Minch Lough Grace McCul

St Agnes P T A Marks Tenth Anniversary With Dinner

St Agnes Parent-Teacher Association celebrated its tenth anniversary with a dinner at Marnys on Middle avenue. Eight charter members attended along with special guests Mrs Harry White and Mrs George Tulk while Miss Alice Walsh presided. Past presidents spoke followed by group singing and plant prizes awarded to several members.

St Agnes Parent-Teacher Association Marny’s Middle Avenue Alice Walsh Father Moseley Ed Kershaw Joseph Hochenedel Charles Lloyd Joseph Welsh A L. Bauer Clyde Barr James Elemes Josiah Alien Betty Harry White St. Mary’s P.T. A George Tulk P.T. A Carl Martin Qhio Tulk Rs. Martin Jed Wilord Ryan A. L. Bauer J. Dunlap J. Nowak L. Kramer Miss Walsh W. G. Worcester Frank Diederick Frank Guy Willard Ryan

Grandmothers Highlight Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting

In the absence of the president Mrs. Ned Palm the Mothers Auxiliary of the United Presbyterian church met with Mrs. Don Phelps presiding. The program featured poems songs reviews and a Girl Reserves report. Twenty four members and four guests attended the Jefferson Girl Reserves gathering with Easter Eggs on Parade as the featured stunt.

Ned Palm Mothers’ Auxiliary United Presbyterian Church Don Phelps C. L. Bristol Herman Paeth Paeth Carnal Harold Carroll

Spring Plan Event With Lambda Chi Hosts

Plans for spring activities were discussed at Mrs. Myron Sazssler’s home in Grafton road as Lambda Chi members gathered. The club will honor mothers with a tea in early May and Miss Marjorie McMullen will host a meeting at her Butternut Ridge road home in two weeks.

Myron Sazssler Grafton Road Lambda Chi Earl Brown Jean Shepard Marjorie McMullen Butternut Ridge Road

Personal News From Elyria And Surrounding Areas

Local society notes list residents traveling for family illness and visits. Elizabeth Work returns to Elsha from Wheeling and Martin's Ferry. Jack Warden Jr resumes studies in Columbus. Several births announced at Elyria Memorial Hospital and hospital visits noted alongside club and lodge activities.

Daughters of Union Veterans Plan May Inspection

Mary A. Chandler Tent No 142 met at the Y M C A with small attendance due to illness. Cora Knapp was installed as junior vice president and plans for an inspection May 23rd were announced with Cora Musser of Lakewood as inspecting officer. A patriotic program followed with Norah Abbe reading of the surrender at Appomattox and Charlotte Lewis delivering Youths Prayer for Peace. Social hour refreshments were provided by Etta Cowles Eloise Grossman and Helen Coniam. The next meeting is set for April 25th at the Y M C A with Grace Weldon and Cassie Richards as hostesses.

Mary A. Chandler Daughters of Union Veterans Cora Knapp Cora Musser Lakewood Lee Appomatox Norah Abbe Charlotte Lewis Etta Cowles Eloise Grossman Helen Coniam Grace Weldon Cassie Richards

Girl Scouts Hold Meetings at First Methodist Church

Troops 3 7 and 2 held sessions with roll calls talks on camp cookie sales and badge goals. Anne Kelleher announced cookie sales starting Saturday and Jean Crisp led plans for April 29 events.

First Methodist Church Alice Tarry Elizabeth Hawes Anne Kelleher Jean Crisp Bartter

Miscellaneous Program by Musical Art Society Members

A program of miscellaneous music was presented to the Musical Art Society on Tuesday afternoon in the YWCA parlors. Miss Edna Bates led with selections including two pianos and violin numbers. The fire of the program ended with tea served by Mrs. Huge and Mrs. Kaley as social hosts. the society will hold a May luncheon and business meeting with nominating committee reports.

Musical Art Society Edna Bates George Tulk Cleveland Marian Anderson Washington D. C Adolph Busch Busch America Toscanini Boris Godounoff Moussorgsky-Pattison Eleanor Erickson Walter Hinkle Odomein Holder Abend Stern Jack Huge Karl Kaley Elizabeth Taylor Karl Plocher Frederick Stillwell Fred Ruth L. B. Hindman A. C. Hudnutt Charles Clark C. H. Cushing Marjorie Rossiter Carlton Squire

Elyria Girl Weds In Richmond To Make Home In Virginia

Elizabeth Garland daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Taylor of the Plaza Apartments married Edward Pollard of Meherrin Virginia in Richmond on Easter morning April ninth The ceremony occurred at nine thirty oclock at the bride s aunt s home The couple plans a wedding trip to New Jersey and Baltimore before settling on a Meherrin Virginia farm The bride a 1933 Elyria High School graduate was active in Church of Christ work Attending out of town were Mr and Mrs R L Taylor and Mr and Mrs R G Garland among others

Elizabeth Work Elsha Wheeling West Virginia Martin's Ferry Ohio Jack Warden Jr Columbus School of Art Chestnut Street Hazel Brodbeck H. W. Merriman R. R. Bevard Alten Strong Akron White Shrine Brodbeck Strong Menno Musselman Kitchener Canada Elyria Charles Burt Adelbert Street Charlotte Brooks Los Angeles California Bessie Bickford Kate Huffman Plaza Apartments Collierville Tennessee 3. W. Woodward Marjorie Fpitcock Elmer Brown Maynard Hart Norwalk Port Clinton Bellevue Fremont Paul Shuckhart Furnace Street Elyria Bfemorial Hospital Barbara Wiliam Wehman, Jr Kenyon Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Bert Hammond Clark Street Aliss Emilie Ann Jones Detroit Michigan Thomas Gotro Fern Barchard Beverly Stanley Hammond Jack Donley Cleveland Miss Jones Turkey Greece Aegean Bill Young John Carroll University Joseph Conrad Edwin Schubert St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain Walter Smith Smith Sugar Ridge Road Irvin Tucker The Memorial Hospital Robert Lee Taylor Elizabeth Garland Edward Pollard Meherrin Virginia Richmond

Miss Frances Leiman Bride-Elect Showered at Home

Miss Frances Leiman bride-elect of Richard Rigg enjoyed a surprise shower hosted by her mother Mrs F Leiman and Susanne Sklenar at 210 Clark Street. Prizes in bingo and Chinese checkers went to Betty Ryan and Charlotte Moore. a buffet luncheon followed and gifts were exchanged. Guests included Marian Barnes Charlotte Moore Betty Ryan Betty Mae McDowell Rosemary Coo ley Genevieve Gariss Mrs F A Rigg Mrs Carl Swiers Donna Swiers Susanne Sklenar Ida Leiman Betty Sykuta Marie Youngberg.

Frances Leiman Richard Rigg F. Leiman Susanne Sklenar Clark Street Betty Ryan Charlotte Moore Marian Barnes Betty Mae McDowell Rosemary Cooley Genevieve Gariss

B B B Club Hosts Meeting With Four Guests

All members gathered at Mayme Gibbons home on Prospect Street with four guests. Thirty six games awarded prizes to Lena Hirth Ruth Shepherd Lena Butz and Anna Cook. Gifts went to Susanna Beat tie Mayme Gibbons Lena Butz Elizabeth Avery Anna Cook Ruth Shepherd. Lunch served. next meeting set for two weeks with Susanna Beattie. Swiss Steak Supper at Emmanuel Lutheran Church on April 13 from 5 50 to 7 00 pm adults 40 cents children 25 cents.

B. B.B. Club Mayme Gibbons Prospect Street Stokes Herb Carter Dorothy Davies Lena Hirth Ruth Shepherd Lena Butz Anna Cook Susanna Beattie Elizabeth Avery Mrs. Davies Warren Avenue Emmanuel Lutheran Church

How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men

Advice for women aged 38 to 52 worried about losing appeal during menopause symptoms. Recommends fresh air and sleep, plus Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to boost vitality, ease nerves, and counter hot flashes and mood changes.

Lydia Pinkham Finkham

Central Guild Hosts Spring Bridge Party

The Central Guild of St. Andrew's Church invited friends to a Spring Bridge Party at the Elyria Woman's Club. Dessert was served at 1:30 by Mrs. W. Dehm and committee, then Auction and Contract Bridge were played with prize tables and high score rewarded. Tickets sold out by Mrs. Cloyd Gull. tables arranged by Mrs. Ernest Rule and assistants. Members contributed effort ensuring a friendly, successful event.

Central Guild of St. Andrew's Church Elyria Cloyd Gull Ernest Rule Nettie Laundon

Five Guests Attend Club Event At Miss Tarnowski Home

Miss Marian Tarnowski hosted Alpha Beta Bluets at 626 East Avenue Tuesday evening with five guests. Bingo prizes went to Gladys Crombie Regina Burke Mildred Diewald Lucille Tarnow Ske and Kathryn Nasipak. special prize to Marie Plas. Chopsney was served at a table with American Beauty roses. Additional guests included Gladys Crompie Virginia Burke and Mary Ann and Kathryn Nasipak.

Alpha Beta Bluets Marian Tarnowski East Avenue Gladys Crombie Regina Burke Mildred Diewald Lucille Tarnowske Kathryn Nasipak Marie Plas Chopsney Gladys Crompie Virginia Burke Mary, Ann

Cafeteria Dinner at Graf ton M F Church

A cafeteria dinner is scheduled at Graf ton M F Church on Thursday April 13 at 5 PM. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.

Grafton M. F.church Thurs

Evening Community Clubs and Talks Tonight

Calendar list shows Trefoil Mrs K Bovlan East Avenue Dames of Malta install officers Rollin E Hinkson Auxiliary elects officers Clasque Club Ellen Fleming Gates Avenue F I club Thelma Reinker Gates Parent Teacher Association 730 Rabbi Lubasch speaks Monopoly Club Mrs E R Novak Fast Broad St Golden Glow tureen 6 Mrs Anna Hollup Bellefield Ave Redouble Six Club Mrs Falls Cedar Street Friendly Twelve Mrs George Folk Middle Avenue Cora May Walton Club dinner 1st Congs 6 30 then Dorothy Fuldheim Cleveland 8 Marshall Chapter R A M screen dinner Churchmens Brotherhood St Pauls 8 PM United Presbyterian service 730 then choir rehearsal

K. Bovlan East Avenue Dames of Malta Rollin E. Hinkson Clasque Club Ellen Fleming Gates Avenue F. I Thelma Reinker Gates Cedar Street Friendly George Folk Middle Avenue Cora May Walton Dorothy Fuldheim Cleveland

Iota Nu Club Plans Dinner at Hotel Westlake Next Tuesday

The Iota Nu Club met last night with Agnes Ross of 1205 Middle Avenue. Jitterbug danco entertained members. Wanda Bielke won first prize and Ann Stolz received consolation. In two weeks the group will be entertained at the Stolz home 313 Sixteenth Street.

Hotel Westlake Iota Nu Club Agnes Ross Middle Avenue Jitterbug Danco Wanda Bielke Ann Stolz Stolz Sixteenth Street

Past Presidents Honored At Legion Auxiliary Dinner

Legion Auxiliary held a dinner at Legion Home honoring past presidents. tables formed a hollow square and decorations included pink and white flowers with lighted tapers. Notable attendees included Mrs. Cecilia Shannon and Mrs. Ida Barnhart, with tributes from Mrs. Paul Halter and Mrs. Fred Hadaway. A program featured piano solos, a duet, readings, and requests for juvenile books and tea towels for the Orphans Home. An open house at the Sandusky Soldiers Home is set for May 7 to view veterans making poppies.

Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Cecilia Shannon Ida Barnhart Paul Halter Fred Hadaway E. H. Hansman William Beckwith Charles Hanson W. C. Lockard William Sudro Ada Allen Wiliam Hearne F. Hadaway Art National Americanization Sandusky

Merry Wives Pinochle Club Hostess Evening

The Merry Wives Pinochle club met with Mrs. Leon Baird on Roosevelt Avenue. Prizes went to Mrs. Russell Wood and Mrs. Baird. A refreshment course followed at an attractively set table. The club gave Arnold Schindler a gift. Mrs. Russell Wood will host again in two weeks.

Merry Wives Leon Baird Roosevelt Avenue Russell Wood Baird Arnold Schindler Columbus Street

Elyria Woman's Club Cards Benefit at Club House

The Evening Department of the Elyria Woman's Club hosts a benefit card party at the club house on Friday evening April 14 at 8 o'clock. A Praise and Prayer meeting will be held at Mrs Nina D Ryan's home 1525 East Avenue Thursday at 7 30 All welcome.

Elyria Woman's Club Nina D. Ryan East Avenue

Ely Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Recaps Activities

The Ely PTA held a social hour with yellow table décor as Mrs. Dart Keech and Mrs. Oscar Koehn poured. President Mrs. J. C. Struthers opened with a devotional from the Ohio Bulletin. A paper sale planned for April 19 and a May Breakfast were approved. Two officers will attend parliamentary procedure this fall. Summer Round-Up set for June 7–9. Principal Harley Carnicom announced 21 books donated to the library by T. L. Moise. Mrs. Milton Wilcox introduced a review of A Runnelheart Must Roam by Maude Delavan. Second grade won the day’s attendance award. High School PTA meeting postponed to April 20 with a 48-piece Oberlin Women’s Band program.

Ely Parent- Teacher Association Dart Keech Oscar Koehn J. C. Struthers Ohio Bulletin Jennie Grace Birrel Harley Carnicom T. L. Moise Milton Wilcox Henry Ingersoll, Jr Maude Delavan

Hear Musical Program at Berean First Methodist Church

Mary Martha class met in the Berean room of First Methodist last night with Judge s verses from the book of Judges. Mrs Harley Vibber led the session and named a nominating committee. Music featured a violin cello and piano trio plus readings by Miss Carol Christman and a Mendelssohn piano solo. Sixty five attendees shared birthday cakes and gifts. class will meet again May ninth to elect officers.

Mary Martha First Methodist Church Harley Vibber Katherine MacDonald Alpha Jennings Mabel Handricks W. O. McClellan Geraldine Rigo Charles O'Malley Nan Shryock Beethoven Schubert Carol Christman Mary Cary Wibber Mendelssohn Bartholomew Bellingham Miller Hull McClellan Meinke Rogers Seacrist Sutcliffe Watson

Students Earn Pins At Elyria High School Music Night

The Elyria High School Music Society held its third pin awarding program in the high school building. About eighty attendees watched as Mr. Beck judged performances by Marcella Novak Kathryn Schramm Janice Elliott Nancy Wainwright Lois Phelps Lois Youtzy and others across piano violin flute and clarinet pieces. Medal winners will perform in May.

Elyria Musical Art Society Beck Marcella Novak Behr Ducelle Bert Kokas Kathryn Schramm Handel Janice Elliott Hellman Nancy Wainwright Clementi Phyllis Refenning High School Mr. Beck Stephen Foster the Swan” Palmgren Lois Phelps Ivanovini James Arnold Meister Oliver Shubert

Ninette Club Meets Mrs Mildred Brandigan Amherst

The Ninette club gathered with Mrs Mildred Brandigan of Amherst yesterday evening to celebrate the birthday of Mrs Leland Sheriff who received a gift. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs Kay Roth first Mrs Elean Brandan second and Mrs Sheriff as consolation. Decorations featured pink and white with a birthday cake centerpiece and gladioli accents. Members listed include Kay Roth Rena Decker Ella Sheriff Katherine Rogers Louise Wernert Bertha Meesick Ella Duckett Margaret Krebs and the hostess.

Ninette Club Mildred Brandigan Amherst Leland Sheriff Kay Roth Eleanor Brandan Sheriff Rena Decker Ella Sheriff Katherine Rogers Louise Wernert Bertha Meesick Ella Duckett Margaret Krebs

A.A.U.W. to Review Seabury Book at Harvey’s Shop

The A A U W will meet at 219 Hamilton Street to review Dr Seabury's How to Get Things Done for members. Adele Brown, chairman, will lead the business meeting at 7 30 with Mrs Fred Fullmer as program chairman.

W. E. Beninghoff Harvey’s Book Shop Dr. Seabury David Hyman Hamilton Street Adele Brown Fred Fullmer

Final Dance In Series To Be Held Friday

The Grand Finale, the last dance in a three part series for high school youths, will be held April 14 from 8 30 to 11 30 in the high school gym. Jack Eltons orchestra with a new amplifier will provide music and Mary Jo Keyes will sing. Refreshments will be sold. Tickets are on sale at the schools at a reduced price. Paul Cochranes chair of the dance committee with helpers including Mr and Mrs O F Flint, Mrs C Woodfill, Mrs W R Botamer, Mr and Mrs Harry Forbes, and E E Holmes.

Parent-Teacher Association Jack Elton Mary Jo Keyes Paul Cochrane O. F. Flint C. Woodfill W. R. Botamer Harry Forbes E. E. Holmes

Re Elect Officers At Baptist Women Missionary Society

Last evening the Baptist Women's Missionary Society re elected all officers for another term. Mrs C R Bennett was named president with L A Flickinger, W E Davies, H G Briggs and Howard Smith as vice presidents secretary and treasurer respectively. Miss Hazel Mower led the program with a vocal solo by Julia Jackson. Elizabeth and Minnie Hulty spoke as missionaries recounting a field inland from Shanghai with twenty churches and a city church. They urged prayer for missionaries worldwide amid references to evacuee compounds and Jewish refugees.

R. C. Baird Baptist Women's Missionary Society C. R. Bennett L. A. Flickinger W. E. Davies H. G. Briggs Howard Smith

Dessert Bridge Plan Marks Ladies Auxiliary Meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St. John read a card from Rev. Edward James Seward announcing his ordination in Rome on March 19. A dessert bridge is planned for April 26 at the Woman's Club with Mrs. Mary Krenzel in charge.

Edward James Seward Rome Ladies’ Auxiliary Knights of St. John K. of C. Hall Seward Woman's Club Mary Kren

Plus Ultra class aids Charleston orphanage

Mrs. C. M. Ackerman led the devotional period as the Plus Ultra class of First Methodist met last night with Lois Eschiruth of North Ridge. The group voted to send five dollars and clothing for Charleston West Virginia’s orphanage run by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keisler.

C. M. Ackerman First Methodist Church Lois Eschiruth North Ridge Charleston West Virginia Walter Keisler Avis Heary Katherine Dawson Ruth Sloane Miriam Smith Miriam Rogers Sara Love No. 52 Colonial Apartments

Lorain Tuesette Club Meeting Ends With Prize Awards

In Lorain last night Mrs Edward Raider hosted the Meet In Lorain Tuesette gathering. Mrs Thomas Clark received high score honors and Mrs Clarence Payne was consolation winner. Refreshments followed at small tables then adjournment to meet again in two weeks with Mrs Fred Bongs of 343 Concord hosting.

Lo- Tain Edward Raider Thomas Clark Clarence Payne Fred Bongs Concord Avenue

YWCA Bible Hour Held Thursday Morning at 10

The Bible Hour will meet in the YWCA auditorium Thursday at 10 o clock. Friends and neighbors are invited to attend. In these days of unrest and uncertainty, great comfort and peace are found in the Book of Psalms.

Penny Lunch at Church of Christ This Thursday

Penny Lunch will be held Thursday from 11 o'clock at the Church of Christ. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach programs.

Church of Christ

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