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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1940

Page

13

Miss Margaret Lacy and Clifford Limpert Wed in Ridgeville

The Parsonage of St. Peter's church in North Ridgeville hosted the wedding of Miss Margaret Lacy and Clifford Limpert on a Saturday evening. Margaret is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lacy of Cleveland Road. Clifford is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Val Limpert of North Olmsted. The Rev. J. Buescher officiated.

Margaret Lacy Clifford Limpert Ridgeville St. Peter's Church North Ridgeville Louis Lacy Cleveland Road Val Limpert Dover Road North Olmsted J. Buescher Vic Jaze Lacy Norman Limpert St Peter’s Ridgeville High School Lindner Company of Cleveland Limpert North Olmsted High School John Marshall Law School North Olmsted Sportsman Club National Carbon Company of Cleveland

V F W Auxiliary Installs Officers At Special Meeting

At a special session the V F W Post 1079 and Ladies Auxiliary conducted a joint installation in the V F W club rooms. Helena French was elected president with a slate of officers including Myrtle Haun Susanne Beattie Dorothy Powell and others. A reception gift was given to the auxiliary by Nils of Warren Ohio.

VF. W Anna Powell Emma Zahrley Lila Henderson Auxilary Helena French Myrtle Haun Susanne Beattie Dorothy Powell Armna Powell Eleanor McCully Belva Ahhabs Bertha Mulroy Mary Moir Sue Sayers Clara Carruthers Lila Brown Afildred Lahff Nils Warren Ohio

Local society notes and births parade through Elyria town

Mr and Mrs Lawrence Boughton of Birmingham plan a Florida return this weekend with Howard Lash of Columbus Street. Opera attendances feature Mrs Lewis Hall and others in Cleveland and Euclid, with several visits to La Traviata. Births announced include a daughter for Mr and Mrs Krugman of 355 Tenth Street at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Several residents host, visit, or plan gatherings at homes on Lake Avenue Sixth Street and more, while local groups discuss Pan American cooperation and bridge lessons wrap up at the Elvira Woman's Club and YMIC.

Lawrence Boughton Birmingham Florida Boughton Howard Lash Columbus Street Airs Boughton Airs Lewis Hall Ninth Street Cleveland Shaw Avenue Epworth Euclid Moss Jane Hill University of Michigan Eastern Heights Boulevard Michigan State Dental Clume Detroit Michigan Jack Rassler Mahon Arémen Julius Hyman the Ciy Metropolitan Opera Campens Cleveland Pible Auditorium Marierre Highgate Katherine and Eleanor East Avenue Opera Floyd Kauffman H. E. Christensen Fester Avenue Emma Scheuneman Lake Avenue Sarasota Oscar Krugmen Elyria Memorial Hospital Krugman Tenth Street W. L. Chorpening Edna Carlisle Fairview Vilage George Pierce Sixth Street Mirs B. W. Lemley Curaenoga Falls Hog Hoover Corner Revenue Paul Wise Carroll Wilson Ypsilanti Richard Beard Roosevelt Avenue John K. Nece Ann Arbor Alvin Landy Elvira Woman's Club Ymic. A

Service League Hill Billy Party Planned For Sightless Center

The Elyrma Service League schedules a postponed April 26 benefit at Elxs hall for the Center for the Sightless. Miss Florence Hing leads arrangements with four committee women, offerings include prizes such as baby pigs and chickens, baskets of apples popcorn balls and peanuts, a Playmakers group program, songs by Barbera Plocher and others, Lambeth Walx and dancing lessons, Wace Grabil's orchestra, and silent films starring Mabel Normand Fatty Arbuckle and Marie Dressler.

Massachensetts Salomer Elyrma Service League Center For the Sightless Ion Elxs Hall Florence Hing Barbera Plocher Sumner

Emmanuel Luther League Entertained By Mission Society

The Luther League of Emmanuel Lutheran Church met Sunday evening with six members as guests of the Women’s Missionary Society. A luncheon preceded a program reviewing adventure stories about John Flynn and Gray Owl, followed by prayers, hymns, and new confirmants welcomed into the group.

Young People’s League of Luther League Emmanuel Lutheran Church Women’s Missionary Society Smaldragons Caiendulas Julia Bendik Alarion Lindberg Carl Wagner John Benak Lord and Father of Meankind Pat Rogers Roberts Shryock, Jr Canada Umch Georgne Ovierbacher Jean Smith Donald Anton Don Weers Walter Kieth League Milan Bendix Charles Waickard Bob Shrrock Young People’s Committee Carl Wazner Julia Bendk Howard Biack

Bride-Elect Marjorie Parron Feted With Wedding Plans Revealed

Mrs Howard Parron hosted a Lake Avenue gathering for 16 guests to compliment Miss Marjorie Parron, with bridge and banco prizes awarded to R A Moulton, Miss Parron, D B Gordon, and Tromes Murray. The affair featured a three tier cake and yellow green décor as Miss Parron prepares to wed Robert Blakeley May 11.

Marjorie Parron Howard Parron Lake Avenue Bridge Barco R. A. Moulton Marjore Parron Banco D. B Gordon Tromes Murray

Sigma Gammas Sponsor Benefit Party For Center for the Sightless

The Sigma Gammas hold a benefit supper at the Hearns home on Lake Avenue with 26 guests. Prizes in bridge awarded to Mrs Joseph Hodenedel and Mrs Gerald Leonard. A dance is planned for May 11 to aid the Center for the Sightless. committee includes Mrs Leonard, Miss Townsend, and Miss Daywood.

Sigma Gamma Sorority Center For the Sightless N. S. Hearn Lake Avenue Hearn Dotris Carnocci Dorothy Hoton Urban Rothe

Talk on Freshening Up the Home at Elyria Club Meeting

Mrs. Richard Burgess will present a talk on budget friendly home refreshes during the Junior Department regular meeting at the Elyvia club house. She will share clever ways to furnish the home without added budget strain with Mrs. Richard Golimar serving as program chair.

Richard Burgess Elyvia Club Rchard Golimar

Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs. Cora Dougherty at 315 Winckles

A surprise party at 315 Winckles street marked Mrs. Cora Dougherty’s 74th birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. Wessell, Laura Wessell, H. E. Wessell, Libbie Booth, Thomas Smith and Patty, John Scott, L. E. Wessell, and the guest of honor. A birthday cake by Mrs Thomas Smith and bingo prizes were part of the celebration.

Cora Dougherty Winckles Street John Scott Cr. Wessel Thomas Smith Afr C. Wessell Laura Wakeman H. E. Wessell Oberhin Libbie Booth Patty L. E. Wessell Elyria Dougherty

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Clarence Brush

Miss Florence Rundle hosted fifteen friends on Blaine Street for a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs Clarence Brush of Chestnut Ridge. Guests included Mr and Mrs Max Gregory Mr and Mrs Fred Undershill Mr and Mrs George Smith and many Brush family members.

Florence Rundle Blaine Street Clarence Brush Chestnut Ridge Max Gregory Fred Undershill George Smith Harold Gilson Fred Smith George Gilson C. B. Brush Thelma Myers Doris Brush Clarissa Brush

Epworth League Group Sings at Elyria Home for Aged

About 40 members of the Granger Epworth League led a program at the Elyria Home for the Aged with group singing musical numbers and an inspiring talk by The Rev H A Guiler and Mrs Guiler.

H. A. Guiler Guiler Granger Epworth League Elyria Home

Camera Club Meeting At Elyria Y Studio

The Elyria Y Camera club holds its regular Monday meeting at the Photo Shop studio 224 Middle Avenue. Harold C. Etz, a factory representative for photographic goods, will show prints and explain printing and toning methods. An actual demonstration of enlarging developing and toning will be performed. The event starts at 8 30 with members friends and photography enthusiasts urged to attend.

Camera Club Elyria Y Camera Club Middle Avenue Harold C. Etz Eiz

Couples Play Pinochle at Fifth Street Club

Mr. and Mrs. William Beelmanp entertained the pinochle club at the home on Fifth street Saturday. Six games were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Harold Diedrich Mrs. Walter Thome and Mrs. Albert Schaefer after a dessert course served at a large table decorated with sweet peas. The club adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mr and Mrs. Walter Thome of Fos.

Katherine Fisk H. G. Hoover Kriegs West Avenue Miss Fisk Leonard Fisk Frank Wherton Hooverei B. W. Lemley Cuyahoga Falls Elyria Fisk Albert A. Orne, Jr Chicago Tinois L. J. Slavin Gram Street P Noble Tony Olszewski Stanley Bruce Fred Stahl Prospect Street Lenore Gildenmeister Parkview Court William Beelmanp T. B. Y. P.mochtie Club Fifth Street Harold Diedrich Walter Thome Albert Schaefer Foster Avenue

Local workers named in Elyria Lorain license list

Licenses issued include Rocco Diliwlo 24 plater Cleveland Marie Bonaminto 23 Lorain Robert McGee 24 Lorain apprentice roll Turner Doris Harmony 24 Lorain John Donovan 26 Elyrian service manager Janet Baus 23 417 Middle Avenue Elyria

Rocco Diliwlo Cleveland Plater Marie Bonaminto Lorain Robert McGee Roll Turner Doris Harmony John Donovan Elyrian Janet Baus Middle Avenue Elyria

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V.F. W. Auxiliary Galway the. Board of Health Foreign Policy Group Earl Brown Ohio Street The Pan - American Union Earl Pallas Service League Hill Billy Party Richard M. Timms J. B. Johnson Albert W. Duel Joseph Beltz Emmanuel Luther League Mission Society Miss Harris Don Bryant North Main Street Oberlinen Nina Harris Muss Harris South Amherst Oberlin Sigma Gammas Slavin Peerless Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co 2Nd Street CH. Merther& Co Exyria Belle Sharmeer Hose Fia Junior Woman's Club Worthingto E. Bridge St Dir Lydia E. Pinknam St Andrew's Young People’s Fellowship Verne Peters Ralph Fitts Christian Endeavor Church of Christ Jack Buster Brown Miriam Hoprhains Virginia Maurice Maurice Oil Lucka Broad St Haserodt
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