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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1935

Page

12

Lorain Society Notes Announce Two Local Weddings

Lorain figures Irene LeFrancois and Denia Ryan Jr plan a September 3 nuptial Mass at 9 AM with Rev Jerome Rhoner. Irene is daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis LeFrancois of 929 Lexington Ave. Denis Jr is son of Mr and Mrs Denis J Ryan Sr of 373 Tat Furnace St Elyria. The couple, with matron of honor Mrs Theodore Boylan and best man Earl LeFrancois, attend Lorain and Elyria schools and church communities.

Louis LeFrancois Lexington Avenue Lorain Irene Denia J. Ryan, Jr Denis J. Ryan, Sr Furnace Street Ilyria Jerome Rhoner

Marriage Announcement in Mer cer Pennsylvania

Mr and Mrs Francis Pareck announce their marriage in July at Mer cer Pennsylvania The ceremony was performed by Reverend George Duneas a Presbyterian minister The double ring ceremony was observed The couple were married The bride Miss Dorothy Lightfoot daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Snyder of Telegraph road The groom is son of Mrs Lottie Parsch of Harvard avenue He is employed at Colson Co

Francis D. Pareck Kenwood Avenue Mercer Hev George Duneas Belce Parsch Dorothy Lightfoot F. C. Snyder

Bible Class Outing Hosts Picnic Luncheon

Mrs C M Johnson of LaPorte hosted members of the Good Will Bible class at First Congregational church. Storm rearranged tables for a picnic lunch served to about twenty ladies. Mrs Alex Forbes spoke on Colleen Moore's doll house. Afternoon devoted to sociability. Birthday tureen luncheon planned Friday August six teenth at the church.

C. M. Johnson LaPorte Good Will Bible First Congregational Church Alex Forbes Colleen Moore

Final Stay At Home Camp Program Shines At YWCA

Mrs H M Metcalf presented the final Stay At Home Camp at the YWCA gym. Miss Ona Holly led the event with Dramatic Wanderers and Folk Dancing from six countries. Prizes went to Dorothy Brecknock and Dorothy Bell for Kodakery heat pictures. swimming certificates awarded to numerous Advanced Intermediate and Beginner girls. Helen Reess won the Jacks Tournament with rivals close behind. About 100 attendees witnessed group singing to close the evening.

H. MM. Metcalf Ona V. Holly D. A. Baird G. E. Gould Henrietta Tiffin Dorothy Brecknock Dorothy Bell Kodakery Evelyn Brill Lois Lersch Helen, Simpson Joan Smith Gertrude Stevens Dorothy Roger Lila Tutford Jean Mosley Mary Lou Johnson Helen Elemes Roxy Lee’ Douglass Virginia Brinzley Helen Rease Nancy Crisp Jean Hawk Alberta Gambie Louisé Dutch Miriam Kaplan Betty Beltz Ruth Woelfer Batty Moss Dorothy Sharp Helen Kiehm Betty Jo Braddon Nancy Creenland Marian Spencer Alice Gilbert Jean Draegert Virginia Simpson Patricia Bauer Ruth Beaumont Gail Tufford Frances Lemon Helen Reess Alberta Gambla Helen Keihm

Surprise party honors Miss Mary Winfield

Miss Mary Winfield was pleasantly surprised at home last evening by a gathering of friends. A buffet repast was served to Mesdamea Howe Brown Northcut Devonshire and Jackson, with Miss trig Neal and Miss Edna Mae Watkins serving as hostesses.

Mary Winfield Mesdamea Howe Brown Northcut Devonshire Jackson Trig Neal Edna Mae Watkins

Supreme Officers Visit Junior Circle On First Anniversary

Supreme and State officers attended the Junior Circle anniversary at I. O. O. P. Hall in Elyria. A six o clock supper was served and a program followed with rose drill, dances, recitations, and gifts for perfect attendance. The event featured Cora Phillips and Elyria members praising the growth of the Junior Circle and urging membership growth. The next meeting is planned for August.

Cora Pallins Juvenila Sharon Jean Heimsath Pauline Dunford Fern Gaines Margaret Haney Jewel Russell Dunford Clarance Dunford Earl Kaylor Klare Schaub Cora Phillips Elyria Alice Kaylor Agnes Dunford Lillian Heimsath

Calendar notices and club meetings listed in Lorain area

Calendar items show Susanna Wesley class of M. E. church hosting Eid party at Sarah Hail's West Ridge home. El Deco Club convenes with Annette Whitney on Lake Avenue. Jolly Twelve Pinochie Club meets with Mrs Burton on Furnace Street. Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary and I O O F Lodge Auxiliary gather at local halls. Monday evening Holiness prayer meeting led by Mrs Alice Harpster at 409 West Avenue at 7 30.

Susanna Wesley M. E. Atch Sarah Hail West Ridge el Deco Club Annette Whitney Lake Avenue Jolly Twelve Pinochie Club Burton Furnace’ Street Veterans of Foreign Wars Canton Lorain Alice Harpster West Avenue

Hospital Admissions and Birthday Party in Amherst Lorain

Lists of admissions and discharges in Amherst Lorain and Medina with names and addresses. Raymond Thompson Jr hosts his third birthday at East Avenue home with friends and favors. Dick Bial wins prize. Past Presidents Association meets at East Avenues. Elyria Bible class to be taught. Sunshine Club holds tureen dinner and games.

Norman Watton Amherst Ernest Handrash East Avenue Herbert R. Bowen North Olmsted Charles Winkler John Schrach Lorain Helen Pekarovits John Varady West Street Grayden Reed Bath Street Norman Whiton Ward Bliss Earl Keller Medina George McConnell East Bridge Street Raymond Thompson, Jr Raymond Jane Dick Rial Bobby Guy Crothers Tommy Farmer Aredith Eldred Caral Ann Rothgery Ruth Ann Donald Thompson Dick Bial Es Aoe Association of Auxiliary To Sons of Union Veterans Charles Lent East Avenues

Recorder Returns To Debs Speech Anniversary Coverage

Canton reporter Dennis R. Smith again covers the 17th anniversary of Eugene V. Debs antiwar speech that led to the socialist leader's imprisonment, recalling his 1918 Canton Repository report on the event.

Canton Dennis R. Smith Canton Repository Eugene V. Debs Smith

Local Personal Notices Include Travel and Visits Across States

Mr and Mrs T A Dean and Mrs Laura Daughters return to Columbus from visiting daughter Mrs Herman F Paeth of Harvard Age Miss Jynoe Skinner joins them after week with the Paeths Frank Higgie of High Street Paddy Ryan of Brooks Block depart for Washington and Norfolk for a week W B Kohn leaves for Van Wert Ohio for annual homecoming Miss Dolores Hastings heads to Cleveland to enter St Johns School of Nursing Mrs Frank Stetson and Mrs John Whitney return from Lakeside Joyce Walker of Montreal spends remainder of summer with grandparents in Harwood arrest Betty Taylor Medical Laboratory Technician in Kenosha Wisconsin leaves tonight for work after a three

T. A. Dean Laura Columbus Herman F. Paeth Harvard Jynoe ‘Skinner Paeths Frank Higgie High Street Paddy Ryan Brooks Block Washington Norfolk West Virginia Betty Taylor Kenosha Wisconsin

Assistant Professor of Household Arts at Teachers College

For many years the article notes an appointment or role held by an Assistant Professor of Household Arts at Teachers College, Columbia University, located in New York City, detailing its historical prominence and institutional context.

Teachers College Columbia University New York N.Y

Modish Mummy Patterns Dress Boys and Girls

Ladies pattern 2334 for sizes 4 6 8 10 years shows white pique with nautical blue accents lilac gingham and plain gingham collars and pockets. Brother shorts plain gingham. Material needs listed. Order pattern and book from Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department New YorkNY with payment in cents.

Mummy Sister Brent Chronicle-Telegram Fifth Ave New York N. Y

Local residents plan weekends visits and travel notes

The notes list numerous residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ambrose of Fremont staying with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stokely in Oxford Street, and the Adams and Damm families returning from Vermilion-on-the-Lake with well filled baskets and a cottage gift. Other entries mention Ruth E. Wilcox joining the freshman class at Ohio State, and various trips to McConnelsville, Chicago, Omaha, Michigan, California, and Louisville for visits, conventions, or holidays.

Hamilton Avenue Jack Ambrose Fremont Russell Stokely Oxford Street Charles Adams Arthur Damm Vermilion-on-the- Lake Ohio State University Ruth E. Wilcox Jefferson Street W. H. Vanoster Vanoster McConnelsville

Honors Shower On New Yorker At Dartmouth

William W. Fitzhugh of Brooklyn won Dartmouth College’s top honors including the Barret Cup and headlines the senior class. He earned summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, and led student groups while serving as senior fellow and class secretary. Also noted is a second item saying nationality influences Islam as in Europe and 10,000 American soldiers in the Philippines.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth College William W. Fitzhugh Brooklyn N. Y Fitzhugh Dartmouth Phi Beta Kappa Interfraternity Council Paleopitus Green Key Sigma Chi Fraternity

Canada Notes Business Rise In Early 1935 Indexes

The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Canada’s business index averaged 98.8 in the first five months of 1935, up from 63.3 in 1933, signaling a hopeful resumption of operations. An official commodity-price index averaged 72.1, up from 64.7, with prices stabilizing aiding business confidence and revenue prospects for Canadian companies.

Ottawa Ont Dominion Bureau of Statistics Bureau Canadian Corpo

Market gains lift stock prices amid improving outlook

The report notes common stock prices advancing over 60 percent as the market reflects a brighter outlook. It cites the Index averaging 88.2 in the first half of 1935 and 54.2 in the corresponding period of 1933, signaling a notable but uneven recovery.

Honeymoon Hitchhikers Reach Murphysboro

Mr and Mrs Joel Webber of Pittsburgh completed a hitchhike honeymoon of seven months. Married in Pittsburgh they began with 15 cents and traveled through 38 states arriving in Murphysboro. They report walking only 100 toilets.

Murphysboro Ill Joel Webber Pittsburgh

Buds Open Only at Night in Berne Garden

In Berne Indiana Mrs Edna Stauffer reports an unusual plant that opens yellow flowers at about 7 PM each evening and wilts by 1 PM the next day. The phenomenon accompanies a note on solar time variation and a linguistic remark that righteous originally meant rightwise.

Berne Ind Edna Stauffer

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