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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1936

Page

2

Agnes Sutherland to Wed Reverand Homer Clauser

The ceremony takes place this afternoon at 4:30 at First Baptist Church in Swanton Ohio with Miss Agnes Sutherland of Swanton to wed Reverend Homer K Clauser pastor of the Panflala Rantiet church. A half hour organ recital precedes the wedding.

Baptist Church Clauser Miss Sutherland First Baptist Church Agnes Sutherland Swanton Kia Homer K. Clauser Orrs

Complimentary Shower For Mrs Ralph Frank Attendees Named

Mrs Hildred Frank and Mrs Walter Frank hosted a complimentary shower Thursday for Mrs Ralph Frank. Guests played bridge among pink and white decorations with sweet peas soapdragons and baby's breath. Gifts hung from a pink and white umbrella and refreshments followed for the listed attendees and the honoree.

Hildred Frank Walter Frank Ralph Frank Ruby McPhillins Flossie Frank Elmer Frank Agnes Alexander Mildred Krause Clara Gagen Jeanette Robbins Jannette Terry Ose Frank

Club Honors Member A Birthday Shower at Cleveland Street

H H L Club guests honored Mrs Tress Behmane with a handkerchief shower hosted by Mrs Naomi Walker on Cleveland Street. Prizes were awarded at bingo to Mrs Dorothy Dobbins, Mies LaVonne Vancer and Weien Keehn, with pink and yellow decor and candles. A hostess later planned an event at Biteabth Court, inviting guests to enjoy entertainment and plans related to a China trip.

Tress Behmane H. H. L. Club Naomi Walker Cleveland Street Dorothy Dobbins Mies LaVonne Vancer Weien Keehn Fafreekhment Coursa Ariane Biteabth Court

Arlene Burr to Wed I. J. Miller August Fifth

A luncheon shower titled Sea of Matrimony honored Arlene Burr with Miss Margaret Minch Miss Marion Upp and Mrs. Milton Johnson hosting at Burr home. Guests played guessing and peanut contests, won prizes for Mrs. W. A. Brown and Mary Elizabeth Snyder. Arlene Burr to wed I J Miller of Spencer on August 5th with a blue and silver ship motif celebration noted.

Arlene Burr Margaret Minch Marion Upp Milton Johnson W. A. Brown Mary Elizabeth Snyder Meldam D. A. Burr J. G. Upp H. J. Minch Wm. Meinke Maxine Miller Leona Mowry Genevieve Thompson Dorothy Mann Elizabeth Snyder Eva Steibling Lorain Burr I. G. Miller Spencer

Local personals note a busy round of summer visits and travels

Myers and Dorothy Rice visit Mrs. Elsie Wood of Chilli cothe Ohio at her Lake Breeze cottage. Harold Dellefield and son Douglas of Omaha Nebraska visit his parents in Cleveland street. Edward Kershaw plans a week in Atlantic City New Jersey. C G Dumas hosts Frank Rogers Genesee Michigan and Mrs Joe Westfall with daughter Marvell Montrose Michigan. Alfred Alton leaves for a three week business trip to Los Angeles. George Robson and son Richard of Denison visit family in Manda ... , Mrs. Simison and Mrs. Hultz on eastern motor tour visiting Washington New York City Philadelphia expected back weekend. J D Shriver and Columbia avenue announce birth of a son at Hiyhla Memorial Hospital on July 30. Charles Taney joins travelers in Collius motor trip South. Stark Wilders and J Isipy depart for Chicago. Cartwrights visit Caverns of Virginia in Harrisonburg. Tischner family of lakewond are new parents at Elyria Memorial Hospital on July. Carl Smith and family and others plan a two weeks fishing trip in Canada. Goulds and Bridgelands head to Alexander Bay New York for two weeks. Bessia Downing returns from a month in Jeanette Pennsylvania. Maude Salen returns from National Gales meeting in Anderson Indiana. Nelle Standen leaves for two weeks at Bradley Lake Andover New Hampshire. About 2 1 2 million youngsters reach the legal driver's age every year.

Ear Court Frank Rogers Genesee Michigan Joe Westfall Marvell Montrose Alfred Alton Second Street Los Angeles California George Robson Richard Denison Mandaigua New York George Simison Gerald Hultz James Ingerbretsen Salt Lake City Utah Washington, D. C New York City Philadelphia J. D. Shriver Columbia Avenue Hiyhla Memorial Hospital Charles Daney Geraldine Daney Harry Daley Collius Charles Taney South Stark Wilder J. Isipy Chicago Sherandoah Valley L D. Cartwright West Street Virginia Harrisonburg Robert San Diego Margaret Crawford Berea Alexander Bay Gould Cottage Bessia Downing Jeanette Pennsylvania Maude Salen Harvard Avenue Ander,ton Indiana Nelle Standen Justice Petro Bradley Lake Ln Andover New Hampshire

Nellie Wheatley Weds George Krugman At Parsonage

Nellie Wheatley and George Krugman marry in a quiet ceremony at the United Presbyterian Church parsonage with twelve guests. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs A T Wheatley, wore poudre blue organza with gardenias. the groom is employed at Fox Furnace Co. They will reside on Eighth Street after a wedding trip. out of town guests include Mrs Howard Stone of Belleville.

George Brown United Presbyterian Church Nellie Wheatley George Krugman Howard Stone Belleville Ohio Rocky River

Welsh Club Picnic Held at Penfield Avenue Home

The Women's Welsh Club annual picnic gathered 36 attendees at the garden home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Davis on Penfield Avenue. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams and their Lorain-born daughter. Dinner served at 6 featured warm fellowship and group singing into the night. Shanghai has a Woman's Commercial and Savings Bank.

Ll. P. Davis Penfield Avenue Women’s Welsh Club W. H. Williams Lorain

Christine Stark Bride of James Diederich

North Ridgeville St Peters church wedding Thursday morning united Christine Stark daughter of Mr and Mrs Jane Stark Bay Village and James Diederich son of Mr and Mrs A W Diederich. Fr Francis Diederich read the single ring service at nine. Attendants Irene Stark maid of honor Viola Stark bridesmaids. Walter Diederich cousin of groom and Arnold Schuster ushers. Brides gown satin fingertip veil orange blossom headpiece. Attendants wore pink satin and blue taffeta with pink roses. Post ceremony wedding breakfast for about sixty five guests at the groom’s parents home. The couple plan to reside on West Broad Street where Mr Diederich works at Colson Co. London has a Bread Street Friday Street Birdeane Walk and a Golden Lane.

Miss Sutherlands C. J. Sf Sutherland Swanton E. F. Clauser Cleveland Holden Oberlin Conservatory of Music Farley Sutherland Trilby Ohio Miss Sutherland William G. Hart Dearborne Michigan Maude Sutherland Wauseon Donald Miller Fort Farne Dorothy Clatser Helen Reimund Findl Jeanette Sutherland Willow Ting Phylis Miller Fort, Wayne Caroline Klopfenstein Flint Ralph Neighbbour Gilbert Clauser Forte Wayne F. A.yoat J. Banco Cadman William Hart Dearborn Michirton Howard Dilgart Bud Wagner Lorain Kernit Miller Sam Wagner Walter Keisler Flyria North Ridgevillea St Peter's Church North Ridgeville James Diederich Christine Stark Jane Stark Bay Village Francis Diederich Irene Stark Viola Stark Walter Diederich Loman Arnold Schuster Mr. Diederich A. W. Diederich Cleveland Road West Broad Street Diederich Colson Company

Wedding Today In Holy Cross Church Unites Elyria Pair

Mary Olszewski and Steven Pilarczyk Jr. united in a Holy Cross Church wedding led by Rev. Fr. Budawaftin. The ceremony featured white satin gown, attendants in yellow and lavender, and a 45-guest reception with families from Cleveland, Grafton, Lorain, and Elyria. They plan a Canada honeymoon and will reside with the bride’s parents on Huron Street after returning.

Holy Cross Church Elyria Grafton Mary Olszewski Edward Olszawski Huron Street Steven Pilarczyk, Jr Steven Pilarczyk Lawrence Budawaftin Latine

Local Clubs Meet in Various Halls and Parks

Calendar items show Canton Lorain and Auxiliary meeting in O F Hall to discuss veterans affairs. Townsend Club No 1 gathers in club rooms at 7 pm. Baptist church youths host a picnic supper in Elywoods followed by an outdoor service. Colonial Club meets at Oberlin Lane at 1 pm.

Canton Lorain O. O. F. Hall Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Townsend Club Clab Rooms Baptist Church Elywoods Colonial Club Oberlin Lan

Hospital Admissions List At City and Syracuse

Admissions include Eva Griffin from Hartford and Joseph Kosinski of 1262 15th Street along with Mrs Howard Craig 253 Washington Avenue Jules Hoffman Clara Finkelstein and Abe Goldberg from Syracuse Charles Webster 1397 Hastings Avenue Mrs Frank Grapel Hilda Frederick Bus ter Zito Billy Anderson Junior Kreig Richard Thomas Vincent Moreno Joe Sedlak Ralph Shatari Roy Petrott all of Children’s Home Discharges list Sterling Edington 962 Cleveland Street Mrs Charles Kunkier a baby girl R D 1 Wadsworth Helen Mashinsky 200 Chestnut Street Joe Sedlak and Buster Zito also Children’s Home

Eva Griffin Hartford

Licenses Granted for Lorain Residents in Local Records

Licenses issued include Alex Olesey, 1, a Lorain mill worker, and Ann Temyczyk, 21, a Lorain resident. The notices list ages and occupations, reflecting local licensing actions.

Alex Olesey Lorain Ann Temyczyk

Church of Christ Service With Speaker in Bible Class

Sunday morning service at 9 40 a m at the Church of Christ features Attorney Richard Stevens opening the Young People’s Department Sunday School program. The final contest in the class is in charge as Stevens speaks on Democracy a Christian Institution. Special music includes organ and piano duet by Claire Short and Jeanne Little.

Church of Christ Richard Stevens Young People’s Department Nday Stevens Claire Short Jeanne Little

Beautify The Bathroom Advances in bath room design and fixtures

Over the past five years progress in bathroom equipment and heating appliances has accelerated. New waterproof tiles and compositions offer durable flooring in diverse colors. Fixtures are improved and more attractive, with materials suitable for updating even older bath spaces.

Guide to Charm Daily Care for Clear Skin

A health notes article by Jacqueline Hunt on preventing and treating blackheads. It explains that anyone can have blackheads, outlines causes from poor health or dirty skin, and outlines a care routine including cleansing with soap and a brush, avoiding oily creams, using drying liquids, and using astrigents to close pores. It emphasizes summer as a good time for treatment and urges medical check if health issues exist.

Jacqueline Hunt

Bath Rooms Transformed by Fixture Rearrangement

Bath tubs have advanced in design and the bath room may be completely transformed by rearrangement of fixtures and addition of new floor and wall materials.

New Heating Plants Being Developed In Homes

Heating the small house is a problem that is being given intensive study by many concerns that manufacture heating equipment. New devices are being brought out in rapid succession as manufacturers bid for the growing market. In the next few years the bulk of homes built will start in the lowest price group.

Whooping Cough Is Only Contagion In Elyria

Dr George E French Elyria city health commissioner reports whooping cough as the only contagion in the city with other diseases largely absent. Last month 3 whooping cough cases, 4 scarlet fever, 2 chicken pox. scarlet fever and chicken pox eliminated. E G Curtiss city chemist logged 316 tests across milk, water, ice cream, pool water, urine, diphtheria, and toxicological analyses. Kathryne Fulton city health nurse made 246 visits, noting tuberculin tests, vaccinations, births, and child health activities. George W Savage city food inspector conducted 194 inspections and condemned several meats and produce. $7.50 collected for saving dairy permits. F H Williams sanitary officer logged 20 rubbish complaints and 52 restaurant inspections.

Elyrias George E. French E. G. Curtiss Kathryne Fulton George W. Savage F. H. Williams

Clean Clothes Cooler Wear Longer with Monite mothproof cleaning

The ad touts cleaner clothes staying cooler and smarter for longer wear. It notes light fabrics need frequent cleaning in hot weather to allow air to circulate and claims tests show cleaning removes sharp particles that weaken fabric. It promotes United Dry Cleaning Company and their Monite mothproof process with guaranteed care.

United Dry Cleaning Company

Fireplace heaters heat rooms and water supply

The article describes living room fireplace heaters used as a heating unit for the living room bathroom dining room and bedrooms. These devices provide hot water and warm air, with cabinet type stoves circulating warm water to other rooms and supporting up to five radiators over about 150 feet of radiation at a surprisingly low cost.

Rain, politics and the farmer’s fate in western droughts

Alice Longworth notes the absurd view that rain might be caused by politicians or clergy. She mocks attempts by Tugwell and Wallace to claim medicinal power, arguing droughts dock crops not by policy but by nature, regardless of party.

Albuquerque New Mexico West London'a Roonevell Tugwetl Stary Wallace Medicina

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