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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1938

Page

9

Engagement announcement at lawn party figures for Jennie Kowalewski

Dorothy Funk and Mable Little announce their daughter Jennie Kowalewski to Edmund Stawicki of Berea as their informal lawn party hosted last evening. Wedding date not set. Guests include Mrs D Livingston and Mrs S Kasper with numerous local friends. A later Second Congregational church class surprise party honored Mrs Spencer on Spruce Street with fountain pen and refreshments.

Walter Kowalesky Bondstreet Jennie Edmund Stawicki Berea M. Stawicki D. Livingston S. Kasper Josephine Zlatkowski Jane Walend Leona Zgoda Helen Lindway Helen Hrivnak Olive Kowalewski Jennie Kowalewski

Democratic Women To Hear Candidates At Club Meeting

The Democratic Women's Club meets Thursday at the Elyria Women's Club for a pot-luck supper at 6 P.M. Local candidates will speak at eight. The Middle Step Club of the YWCA plans a co-ed picnic at Century Park in Lorain next Monday evening with attendees meeting at 6:30. Committee members include Donna Chapman Jane McGuire Mildred Gembka Eva Varga. Transportation and guest plans to be confirmed by Friday. In case of rain the picnic moves to the following Monday. A surprise anniversary party was held at the Kiplinger home in Sullivan for Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Kiplinger with many distant guests listed from several towns. A birthday party for Mrs. Maurice Stark was held at 213 Gates Avenue with family and friends attending and refreshments served. The Industries Fair in Brussels will be enlarged due to space limits at exhibitors.

Democratic Women's Club Elyria Middle Step Club Century Park Lorain Donna Chapman Jane McGuire Mildred Gembka Eva Varga Elvin Kiplinger Sullivan Ohio A. C Wartsel Clayton Wartsel Polk BR. L. Kiplinger Rose Mary West Salem Jada Morrison Wellington Carrie Baylor DeArmon Frieda Ashland Guy Landis Glenn Priest Marcia Lodi Lawrence Kiplinger Cleveland Charles Kiplinger Morris Lura Edna Rolce Carrie Rolce Charles Morehead Norwalk Frank Beal Lavinia Eshelman J. H. Westaver Cloyd Piper W. D. Hull J. R. Bradbury Vermilion-on-the- Lake C. F. Kiplinger Roy McDaniel Cleo Fern Westover F. S. Myers Spokane Washington S S Maurice Stark Stark Gates Avenue Henry Woieczkowski Lois Louise Woiczkowski Amherst George F. Stark Leonard Harold Sparr Florence Ann Wyrana Preston Barberton University of Akron Grace Dale Chicago Helen Dudley Elkhart Indiana Young People's League Center H. Blake Center Park Myron Brill Oberlin Wallace Bear Amherst Business Men's Association St John Evangelical and Reformed J. G. Maxwell Maxwell W Nabakowski

Hasel family hosts eleventh annual reunion at Kreuger Farm

Members of the Hasel family gathered Sunday for the eleventh annual reunion at Elmer Kreuger’s Ridgeville farm. Seven ty attendees from Perrysburg Taiet Cleveland Valley City Lime City and Elyria joined a business meeting led by the host president. Norma Schultz read last year’s minutes while Herman Kreuger and Mary Wolf reported finances. Clarence Schultz was reelected vice president as all officers were retained. The group planned to meet again at the same home the last Sunday in July 1938. The afternoon included a grab bag, games and prizes won by several Hasels and Schmittgens. A picnic supper with ice cream and cake followed.

Kreuger Hasel Elmer Kreuger Ridgeville Perrysburg Taiet Cleveland Valley City Lime City Elyria Norma Schultz Herman Kreuger Mary Wolf Clarence Schultz Edson Hasel Lester Schmittgen Henry Schmitt

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List From Ohio Areas

Admission entries include Max Garfield San dusky Eben Brown 1620 East avenue Mrs Timothy Cavanaugh Avon Lake Egbert Olmsted Park man Ohio Clifton Beamer Attica Ernest Blum Willard Ohio Mrs John Smith 333 High street John Scotty McDonald Lodi street Mrs Robert Evans Euclid Ohio Jerry Gaston 137 Longfellow street Marilyn Calkins 125 Homer street Robert Boone 345 12 Th street Discharges list: Mrs Theodore Reynolds 398 Weolland avenue Mrs Leon Arias baby girl R D No 3 Mrs Rudolph Keller R D No 3 Marilyn Funagel Ashtabula James Davey 105 Second street Russell Roig Anderson block Lodi street Stanley Dombroski 115 Erie street William Kuss 201 Clark street.

Max Garfield Sandusky Eben Brown East Avenue Timothy Cavanaugh Avon Lake Egbert Olmsted Parkman Ohio Clifton Beamer Attica Ernest Blum Willard John Smith High Street John (Scotty) McDonald Lodi Street Robert Evans Euclid Jerry Gaston Longfellow Street Marilyn Calkins Homer Street Robert Boone

Beal Family Attends Sullivan Ohio Party

Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beal of this city joined a Sunday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Kiplinger in Sullivan, Ohio, while many others from town visited relatives and traveled to see sites in Pennsylvania Maryland Washington D C Virginia and Ohio.

Grace Lutheran Aid Society Cancels Thursday Meeting

Meetings Grace Lutheran Aid Society can cels the scheduled for Thursday of this week at the Krugmen home. The Education committee of the .C. A. postpones the August end meeting to some time in September. All members and friends of the C. E. C. club are urged to attend a threen supper in Elywoods at six o'clock promptly on Wednesday. A program has been arranged. The Berean Class of the Methodist Church will have a tureen picnic Thursday evening at six o'clock at the Home for the Aged. Members are asked to bring their own table service.

Grace Lutheran Aid Society Krugmen The C. A C. E. C. Club Elywoods Methodist Church

Meeting of Ladies Auxiliary Plans National Delegates

The Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Faust No. 1079 met to finalize plans for sending delegates to the National convention in Columbus from August 21 to 26. Afterward, members and guests played bingo with prizes awarded to Myrtle Smith, Wesley Smith, Bertha Mulroy, Shirley Ann Betts, Mary Moir, and Susanna Beattie.

Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Faust No Columbus Myrtle Smith Wesley Smith Bertha Mulroy Shirley Ann Betts Mary Moir Susanna Beattie Mrs. Haun Lilia Brown

Mothers Club Elects Officers at August Meeting

Monday night meeting of the Mother's Club in the Masonic Building elected Mrs. Mae Libow as president and Mrs. Clarence Chismar as secretary. A picnic was planned for Thursday August fourth at Beaver Park with assembly at 1 30 p.m. and transportation arranged through Miss Doris Todd. The club will reconvene August 15th.

Mothers Monday Night Club Masonic Building Mae Libow Clarence Chismar Beaver Park Masonic Doris Todd

Licenses Granted in Regional Farmers and Drivers Pairings

Walter Frank Justavich, 41, Carlisle township farmer. Kaz mera Kuchnicka, 46, Carlisle township. John Kulolvic, 23, Cleveland truck driver. Julia Kersel, 21, Erhart. John H. Van Ausdale, 30, Oberlin clerk. Florence Herbst, 23, Amherst. F Nathaniel Gallin, 25, Gary, Ind teacher. Mildred E Pettiford, 24, Oberlin.

Walter Frank Justavich Carlisle Township Kazmera Kuchnicka John Kulolvic Cleveland Julia Kersel Erhart John H. van Ausdale Oberlin Florence Herbst Amherst F. Nathaniel Gallin Gary Ind Mildred E. Pettiford

Beesley Family Returns From Canada Trip

Mr and Mrs Eugene Beesley return to their home in Indianapolis after a vacation through Michigan and a trip across Canada and the Eastern states. Their daughter Mary Lou stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles Crehore in East Avenue during the absence and Phylis Powell visits relatives in Columbus Ohio for two weeks.

Stanford Avenue Michigan Eugene Beesley Canada Mary Lou Charles Crehore East Avenue Beesley Indianapolis Phylis Powell Eighth Street Columbus Ohio

Calendar of Tonight Club Meetings and Socials Across Town

Daughters of Scotre gather at British Empire Hall while Iota Nu, with Claire Mec Guire at 400 Kenyon Avenue, holds notes. L. B. A. meets Mrs Nel lie Cobb at Stop 5 Yeller Time. Jolly Eight Bunce Club visits Mrs Sophia Makiuski on Cleveland Street. Rebekah Social Club meets Mrs Pearle Wright at Vermilion on the Lake. Eagles Auxiliary bingo at Mrs Sarah Massey’s home 251 Washington Avenue. Twelve Gay Brunettes meet Irma Shore on Second Street. Elvira Lodge 193 F O O F and Junior Order United American Mechanics and Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias and American Legion meet. Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society hosted by Mrs Frank Oertell 136 Stanford Avenue 7:30 take offering for China.

Daughters of Scotre British Empire Hall Iota Nu Claire MecGuire Kenyon Avenue B. A Nellie Cobb Yeller Jolly Eight Bunce Club Sophia Makiuski Cleveland Street Rebekah Pearle Wright Vermilion-on- the-Lake Eagles Airs Sarah Massey Washington Avenue Irma Shore Second Street Elvira Lodge United American Mechanics Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias American Legion Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society Frank Oertell Stanford Avenue China

Employed Young Women Planned Boat Ride And Picnic

The Employed Young Women's League of the YWCA plans a Tuesday boat ride on August 9 with Phyllis Pearson and Genevieve Landis as chairmen and Dorothy Saywell Audrey Squires Celia Vat Wormer Jeanette Shrub sole and Lois Kieffer assisting. Two o Clock Club members and husbands host a pie social at Mr and Mrs Manhattan Lengel's East avenue home on Saturday. The yard gathering does not alter next week’s children's picnic plans.

Young Women’s League of the Phyllis Pearson Genevieve Landis Dorothy Saywell Audrey Squires Celia Vat Wormer Jeanette Shrubsole Lois Kieffer Two o'Clock Club Manhattan Lengel East Avenue

Honor Former Member A Literary Club Supper Party

A supper party hosted by the Literary club at Miss Mary Ingersoll's Middle avenue home honored Mrs. Virginia Saunders Griffin of St Joseph Missouri, a former club member, with Mrs. Henry Ingersoll Sr also attending. After supper the members, joined by Mrs. Griffin, reminisced in an informal evening. Following that, crop damage in Kenya and Uganda rose as bush pigs and baboons increased after reducing their leopard predators.

Literary Club Mary Ingersoll Middle Avenue Virginia Saunders Griffin St. Joseph Missouri Griffin Henry Ingersoll Kenya Uganda

Honor Lodge Session Highlights and Upcoming Events

A joint session of Canton Lorain No. 93 and Auxiliary No. 11 met in the I O O F hall with Lt Ray Malhams and Lady Lagzie Berger presiding. Ill auxiliary members were noted improving and several reports were read. An invitation to a reception for Department President Lady Blanche Boyer in Canton is accepted for Saturday evening August 6. Past Capt Ray Renouard and Chevalier Walls birthdays were celebrated during social hour with Lady Lizzie Berger and Lady Lizzie Malham at the refreshment table. Past Auxiliary Presidents will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Malham of 26 Union Street Oberlin.

Canton Lorain No O. O. F. Hall Ray Malhams Lagzie Berger Department Blanche Boyer Canton Ray Renouard Chevalier Walls Lizzie Berger Lizzie Malham Malham Union Street Oberlin

Roast At Lake A Pleasant Club Evening At Oak Point

A low mood Club held a pleasant roast at Oak Point on Lake A Saturday evening. Four couples attended, including former members Mr. and Mrs. Don Bungard and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johns of Harrison Street. They will host the club again on Saturday evening August 13.

Depression Club Oak Point Don Bungard Robert Johns Harrison Street

Pittsfield Shower Honors Miss Brasee at Home

A pre nuptial shower for Rachel Brasee was hosted by Arlene West and Mc Connell aides at Ollie Biconnell’s home on Wednesday July 27. Guests from Pittsfield and surrounding towns gathered, assembled memory booklets, and offered gifts before ice cream and cake.

Pittsfield Rachel Brasee Ollie BicConnell Arlene West Haupington Miss McConnell Raymond Brasee Ella West Florence E.R. McConnell L. D. West Carl Brand Leroy Brasee Lesie Preston Sam Betts Verna Betts Mary Chapman J. E Rosecarns Kath Jeer Oberlin Glenn Piper North Carton Frank Sones Homerville Franklyn Wright Wellington

Amherst piano recital and governor campaign events

A piano recital by Floyd C. Moore's pupils with Jeanne Wise and Mrs. Carroll Hankinson at St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church includes a long program of organ violin clarinet and vocal pieces featuring performers such as Wayne Heller Phyllis Miller and Ruth Miller. Separately a booster meeting for Charles Sawyer's gubernatorial bid in Amherst discussed voter mobilization plans and a Sawyer visit expected Thursday with an Amherst Lawyer for Governor Club forming with officers listed.

Floyd C. Moore Jeanne Wise Grafton Carroll Hankinson Elyria St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church Mayerbeer Ketelbey Ruth Miller Haydn Schumann Wayne Heller Brilbro Phyllis Frank Vogt Edward Brehm Ponce Phyllis Miller Hunt Burgmulter Frederick Eppley Chopin Prestissimo Beethoven Martha Schriver Schoen Rosmarin Kreisler Rebe Godard Elaine Hamann Miller Marge Pippert Mr. Hankinson Rubenstein Heller Florence Baetz Vanderbeck Mary Brandt Walsh Billy Pipperino Longinus Arlene Northeim Chaminade Owen Felton Koehler Shirley Balls Gavatte Musette Srd Portchinélle Rachmaninoff Marjorie Brill Severn Mrs. Wise Marguerites Hadley Emery Mary Powers Mozart Williams Yvonne McQueen Mendelssohn Catherine Fowell

Amherst Day picnic set at Crystal Beach amid many events

Preparations underway under Amherst Business Men's Association for Amherst Day at Crystal Beach with bus transport, one o clock events, three cash prizes, a Strong Man act, and a 5 30 p m drawing. Other items include parish picnic at St Joseph Church with 1000 attendees and rain causing changes. Births and hospital admissions noted in Amherst area.

Crystal Beach Amherst Business Men's Association Amherst Russell

Immigrant Passes Ninth Citizenship Test in Court

Orazio Abono celebrated after passing his ninth citizenship examination in a California court. He leaped from his bench and kissed the American flag as the judge noted his persistence. The court said nine attempts were sufficient to grant citizenship even though not all answers were correct.

Martinez. Cal Orazio Abono

Hospitalization plan offered with wide coverage

Pays accident sickness bills up to 185 dollars in any hospital in the United States or Canada, includes 28 days care, maternity seven days, anaesthetic, one day operating or delivery room. Mrs EC Barclay 1126 Grant St. Phone 39934.

LU. S Canada EC. Barclay Grant St

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