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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1938

Page

12

Mary Elizabeth Ely and Robert Lyons Exchange Vows

Mary Elizabeth Ely wed Robert William Lyons at Ridgeville Congregational church in a Palm and candlelit setting. The couple had six attendants and twenty guests attended a luncheon for Circle 2 after the ceremony officiated by Reverend E. C. Young.

Mary Elizabeth Ely Robert Lyons Ridgeville Church Robert William Lyons Ridgeville Congregational Church E. C. Young

Empire Day Plans Marked By Club Delays And May 27 Event

The British Empire Club executive committee set Empire Day activities for May 27 after voting that date as most suitable. Empire Day observance on May 24 will include a tureen supper, and the weekly card party and dance will be skipped. Details to follow. A church recital preceded the ceremony with wedding music and songs. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin princess dress with a gardenia veil. The bridal party wore coordinated gowns in periwinkle blue peach and aqua marine with floral accessories. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Lyons, will reside on a farm at Stop 71 Cleveland Road after a reception at the bride’s home. Mr. Lyons is a West High and Ohio State University graduate. The bride, formerly with the Elyria Public Library, attended Oberlin and Ridgeville High School.

British Empire Club A. R. Knapp Eleanor Gerstenberger Genevieve Fitts Florence Lyons Josephine Lyons Dorothy Ely Margaret Lyons John Lyons George Lyons John Richard David Charles Lyons James Ely J. E. Ely Stop 71 Cleveland Road Joseph Lyons Case Road West High School Cleveland Ohio State University Columbus Ohio Ridgeville High School Oberlin College Woodrow Wilson College Chicago Illinois Elyria Public Library

Miss Johnson Speaks at Bible Class Meeting

Miss Edna Gray Johnson spoke on Esther during the Golden Rule Bible class quarterly meeting at United Presbyterian Church. Mrs. A. E. Schulze led devotional, nominating committee named Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Harold Horace, refreshments served, meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.

United Presbyterian Church A. E. Schulze M. Cunningham Harold Horace Edna Gray Johnson Esther F. A. Lawrence C. E. Cheney T. F. Sellers Weimer Schulze Horace Cunningham

Nancy Chancellor Betrothed to Dr Kinell of Cleveland

Mrs William C Chancellor announces the engagement of her daughter Nancy Helen Chancellor to Dr Jack Kinell of Cleveland son of Mr and Mrs G Grant Ninell of Kansas City Missouri Both attend the Cleveland Clinic Nancy is a graduate of Elyria High School and Margaret Morrison School of Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh Dr Kinell is a University of Kansas graduate and a Phi Beta Pi member No wedding date has been set Also described is a postnuptial shower honoring Emer Mae Fullmer guest of Mrs Arthur Worcester at her Middle Ridge road home with attendees from Brownhelm Antherst Lorain and Elyria Prizes went to Mildred Zilch and Werner Zilch Yellow and green decor accented the dessert course.

William C. Chancellor Hamilton Avenue Nancy Helen Chancellor Jack Kinell Cleveland G. Grant Ninell Kansas City Missouri Cleveland Clinic Miss Chancellor Elyria High School Margaret Morrison Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh Kinell University of Kansas Phi Beta Pi Arthur Worcester Emer Mae Fullmer E. W. Spiegelberg Middle Ridge Road Brownhelm Antherst Lorain Elyria Mildred Zilch Werner Zilch

Rummage Sale Sponsored by Fagie's Auxiliary Officers

A rummage sale sponsored by Fagie's Auxiliary officers will be held Friday and Saturday at 104 Wesave. Proceeds aid local community projects and outreach efforts.

Fagie Asiary Wesave

Daughters of St. Andrew Host Workday at Church

Daughters of St. Andrew devoted the day to work meeting in the Guild Room of St. Andrew's church. A tureen luncheon followed at noon. A regular meeting is planned for Tuesday May 4 at Mrs. Ray Benz's home 322 Harvard avenue.

Daughters of St. Andrew St. Andrew's Church Ray Benz Harvard Avenue

Public Invited Final Recital Of Season By Student Dept

The Elyria Musical Art Society Student Department presents its final season recital open to the public. Sixteen members perform a miscellaneous program Friday at 7:50 PM in the YWCA parlors. Wayne Meinke leads and gives current events. Participants include Peter Smith and Dorothy Szabo with solo strings and clarinets, Joan Duckett, Nan Shryock on pianos, and many additional soloists totaling over a dozen performers.

Elyria Musical Art Society Yy. W. C. AL Wayne Meinke Peter Smith Dorothy Szabo Evelyn Farschman Joan Duckett Nan Shryock Eleanor and Mathryn Highgate Lois Marie Bennett Helen Naughton Betty Maynard Josephine Mischka Thelma Jeanne Cgegenheimer Mary Jean McElfresh Olga Sonkoly Barbara Braegser

Women Association hears religious talks at Second Congregational

Mrs. Kellogg Review's group met Wednesday afternoon at the Second Congregational church. Miss Irene Upton traced This is My Father's World and Bertha Kellogg reviewed What is this Moslem World. Mrs. Spencer led as president with notes from Oberlin conference. Tea followed with Division D hosting Division C.

D. M. Upton Women’s Association Second Congregational Church Irene Upton Frank Spencer Congregational Women’s Associations Oberlin Glen Broderick Harold Olmsted Nina Ramser Elyria 1St Congregational Church Medina Association Amherst Bertha Kellogg Charles Watson Africa Phillipines 4. Bauer Jay Hastings

Catholic Study Club Reviews The Autobiography of Little Flower

Mrs. Fred Roth hosted Group No. 3 on Stanford Avenue for a Catholic Studies Club meeting. Miss Emma Fitzpatrick reviewed The Autobiography of the Little Flower about Saint Therese of Lisieux. Mrs. Stephen Bumback gave a paper on The Eucharist. Next gathering set for two weeks at Mrs. Robert Smith’s on Oxford Avenue.

Fred Roth Catholic Study Club Stanford Avenue Emma Fitzpatrick Therese Lisseaux France Stephen Bumback Robert Smith Oxford Avenue

Elyrians Elected to District Sons of Veterans Auxiliary

Mrs. Mary Clarcomb was elected president of District No. 9 of the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary at a Lorain meeting. Elyrians Mary Hitsman, Nina Hitsman, and Charles Decker were named treasurer guide and councilor, with others from Elyria Lorain and Cleveland attending. The quarterly meeting will reconvene in July in Cleveland.

Mary Clarcomb Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Lorain Nina Hitsman Charles Decker Martha Retenning Elyria Cleveland

St Marys Altar Society Sponsors Dessert Bridge

Thirty five tables were in play at St. Marys Parish Hall for a dessert bridge sponsored by the Altar Society. Mrs Arthur Davis was general chairwoman with Easter lilies and spring flowers setting a bright scene. Awards went to Mrs Helen Ursem and Mrs A E Sump for bridge high scores. five hundred prizes to Mrs Harley Brant and Mrs Mary Diedrick. pedro to Mrs Lucy Plas and Mrs Lockary. special awards to Mrs Gerald O Connor and Mrs Nell Sheahan. Hostess committee included Mesdames Lugaski Stolz Swindling Sensbach Sheahan Seward Senti Schirack Stankard St Marie Smith Schneider Seward Krenzel Sump Spinks Sump Schlageter Stolzenburg Stirzaker Schoenbachler Stang Smith and Miss Barbara Stolz.

St. Mary's Parish Hall Altar Society Arthur Davis Helen Ursem A. E. Sump Harley Brant Mary Diedrick Pedro Lucy Plas Lockary Gerald O'Connor Nell Sheahan John Lugaski William Stolz Harry Swindling E. J. Sensbach J. B. Seward Betty Senti Edward Schirack E. J. Stankard Gene St. Marie Alva Smith John Schweda Henry Stolzenburg A. Stirzaker Alex Schoenbachler Harold Stang Harry Smith L. Schneider Dr. W. Seward M. J. Smith Mary Krenzel Leo Spinks Lloyd Sump C. J. Schlageter Barbara Stolz

Middle Step club announces hostesses for Monday meeting

Nancy Heywood Olive Green and Marian Bridgett will host the Middle Step club Monday night. After remarks by Oberlin Peace Society students an open forum for questions will follow at 8 00 in the YWCA gymnasium. Sylvia Chervenka is sponsor and Donna Chapman is president to contact for absence.

Middle Step Club Nancy Heywood Olive Green Marian Bridgett Oberlin Peace Society Sylvia Chervenka Employed Young Women's League Y.wlca Donna Chapman

Girl Scout Troop No 4 Holds Meeting at St Marys Hall

Troop No 4 met at 6 30 in St Marys hall. Girls rehearsed songs for a Ridgeville Grange program next Tuesday and distributed cookie orders. Attendance star recipients turned in their names for the upcoming Court of Awards. Next meeting will be at 7.

St. Mary's Hall Ridgeville

Rummage Sale Set by Women's Relief Corps

A rummage sale hosted by the Women's Relief Corps takes place Saturday April 23 at 104 West Ave with proceeds supporting relief work.

West Ave Women’s Relief Corps

Hospitalization plan details with rates and contact

Insurance advertisement outlines daily hospitalization at 85 for 28 days plus 7 days for accident, sickness or maternity, plus 10 for operating room 10 for anesthetic and 5 for X ray. Costs 73 cents per month. Mrs C Barclay 128 Grant St. Phone 30 934.

C. Barclay Grant St

Thursday Night Calendar Of Meetings And Events Listed

A long listing of meetings and gatherings across multiple groups including Mary Neuman Foster avenue and Kim Ko Margaret Krigman Clark street. Dance by Disabled Veterans of World War at Elks ballroom from 9 to 1. Several circle meetings at churches and lodges plus speakers and associations with dates and venues.

Mary Neuman Foster Avenue Kim-Ko Margaret Krigman Clark Street Galaxy Richard Gollmar 13Th Street Billie Rick Lake Avenue Lorelei Doris Leonard Elks Ball Room St. Paul’s Circle 6 Mildred Pietch Spruce Street St. Paul's St. Pauls L. Schroeder Neufercourt We-Kum-U-Rhum Y. W. GC Frank Slutz Townsend Middle Avenue Twentieth Century Club Elyria Council No Masonic Temple Daughters of Scotland Woodworth David J. Nye Order of de Molay

Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Meet and Award Night

Mrs. Brown hosted the Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters on Elev enth street with a brief business session planning a May 25 gathering at Mrs. Rose Ryan’s Fourth street home. Prizes went to Mrs. Anna Hoard, Mrs. Gertrude Smith, and Mrs. Ruby Beal. Hoard won a special award. Helen Kipf hosted Chrysanthemum club guests on Tenth street with pinochle and a luncheon centered by a three tiered cake. prizes went to Mrs. Esther Neimeyer and Mrs. Hattie Novak. The next meetings are set for May 18 at Mrs. Minnie Zan der’s home. In Egypt’s Baharia Oasis, three centry temple statues and vases were found well preserved.

Florence Brown Eleventh Street Pythian Rose Ryan Fourth Street Anna Hoard Gertrude Smith Ruby Beal Helen Kipf Chrysanthemum Club Tenth Street Esther Neimeyer Hattie Novak Laura Thompson Minnie Zander B. C Baharia Oasis Middle Egypt

April General Meeting Of Elyria Woman's Club Highlights

Elyria Woman's Club April meeting featured reports from departments, a German exchange lecture, a Mother and Daughter banquet plan, and a three arts program including songs and a Somerset Maugham scene. New trustees Beidler Crisp and Lawrace were elected.

Rummage Sale At Episcopal Church Basement

Rummage sale set for Saturday at Episcopal Church basement located at the corner of Third and Middle. Proceeds support church programs.

Episcopal Church

Woman's Club delegates report at Ohio Federation meeting

Mrs. George Colburn delegates Elyria Woman's Club to the Ohio Federated Clubs convention reports on attended meetings. Highlights include safety education, leadership talks, forest fire films, and a new federation president election. Correlated speakers include Lena M Phillips and Cornelia Stratton Parker.

George Colburn Elyria Woman's Club Ohio Federated Clubs Earl Padgett Selover Ohio Harris Greenfield Schools Peirce Columbus Federation Federated Clubs of Columbus Madrigal Singers Capital University Mabel de Rra King Cameron Beck New York Stock Exchange Institute H. N. Wheeler United States Department of Forestry Ambrose Middleton Middle- North Padgett Lena Madesin Phillips Frank Slutz Chauncey Newcomer Federation of Women’s Clubs Newcomb Middle

Local Personal News and visitors from across towns

Frank Humphrey Jr. returns to John Carroll University after Easter visit with family. Russell Baker and daughter Sally Sue of Morristown, NJ visited L. A. Obitts family. Clifford Little visits Milton Baumhardt family in Elyria area. Botamer announces birth of son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on April 20. Paul Halter leaves for Washington to visit friends. Vermilion Legion show features Slack Birkline Miller. A son born to Mike Kavulla in Elyria Memorial Hospital on April 20. V Malik Verda lectures on the 23rd Psalm at Elyria Home for the Aged. Mrs. Paul Malenchini returns to Willmette after visit with son. Mary Jones visiting Cleveland guests.

Frank Humphrey Jr F. A. Humphrey Middle Avenue John Carroll University East Cleveland Russell Baker Sally Sue Morristown New Jersey L. A. Obitts Fourth Street Clifford Little Traverse City Michigan Milton Baumhardt Cornell Avenue Kenneth Botamer Elyria Memorial Hospital Botaumer High Street Paul Halter Denison Avenue Washington Py. C Jack Slack Geraldine Birkline Jack Miller American Legion Vermilion Mike Kavulla la Grange V. Malik Verda Oberlin Assyria Elyria Paul Malenchini Willmette Illinois Mary Jones East River Street Cleveland

New Member Elected at Continental Club Meeting

The Continental club held its regular weekly meeting at the Y M C A. The advisory board proposed Melvin Clapp for membership and he was unanimously elected. The next meeting will be at the Y M C A with Del Roig in charge of entertainment.

Continental Club Melvin Clapp del Roig

Women in a Changing Social Order at Ohio clubs convention

The forty second annual Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs convention closed with a program honoring a successful wife mother and homemaker who became a notable career figure. Dr Josephine Peirce installed new officers as attendees departed with renewed interest and enthusiasm from the educational and inspirational meetings.

Josephine Peirce Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs

Marmola Prescription Tablets Advertises Fat Loss Method

An old ad promotes Marmola tablets as an easy way to shed fat caused by hypothyroidism. It claims sales past thirty years and over twenty million boxes, notes not a universal cure, and urges consulting a physician for diagnosis while including the formula in every package.

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Soc Tety Dorothy Funk Mable Little Circle 2 Methodist Church Nettie Clark Aura Cole E. £. Dettman Miss Johnson Nancy Chancellor Dr. Kinell Pen Woapas Mrs. Kellogg Review Colette S'Sevas Lion T Elyrians St. Mary’s Altar Soc I. O. O. F. Hall St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Lodi Nellie Reynolds Grafton Rebekahs Ira Marsh Rebekah Assembly Ashtabula Church of Christ Gladys Gooden Reynolds Helen Arias I. 0. O. F. Hall Northwest Mary Brunswick Harriet Warner 16Th Street Rose Laundon Girl Scouts Stage Arts Studio Middle Ave Mrs. Brown Entertains Club Elyria Woman’s Club Uncheon American Home and Child Welfare Department Doris Todd Karl Kaley Thrower League of Women Voters E. A. Hubbard MaybeHe Munson Emerson Junior High School Henry Tibball Ohio Federation Department’s Treasury Stanley Birkbeck Oberlin Inn Meyer Godey Perry Mesdames Beidler Crisp and Lawrace Whitmore Three Arts Club of Helen Schulke Helen Houserman Schulke Somerset Maugham Armory EK Fay Peyayy Standard Factory Broad Street Adwt Edith Mae Edith Maer Sheese HyGrade Dry Cleaners
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