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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1938

Page

9

Garden Wedding Planned for Evalyn King and Wayne Worden

Evalyn I King daughter of Mrs A B Williams plans a garden wedding today with Wayne W Worden son of Mrs R M Worden of Erie Pennsylvania at five o clock in the garden of the W Reisinger home 126 Brace Street Dr A E Kemp pastor will read the service The couple will wed as B W Baird and the bride's brother Dale King stand in. A reception will follow at the Reisnger home with fifty guests from Ohio and Pennsylvania The couple will reside in Erie Pennsylvania The bride a Elyria High School graduate and the groom formerly from East High School Erie is employed at the Pennsylvania Brass and Copper company

Evalyn I King A. B. Williams Nichols Block Wayne W. Worden R. M. Worden Erie Pennsylvania A. E. Kemp Second Congregational Church W. Reisinger Brace Street R. Reisnger B. W. Baird Dale King Frank Smith Mr. Worden Jack Reisinger Cleveland Pittsburgh Willard Lorain Elyria High School Pennsylvania Brass and Copper Company Bragaiee East High School E Rie

Sunshine Club Luncheon Hosts Two Guests at Annie Francis Home

Annie Francis hosted the Sunshine Club at her East River Street residence on Friday with twelve seats set for guests Mrs. Fosselius of Los Angeles and former member Mrs. Minnie Peters. The gathering centered on sewing Tug rags, and the next meeting is planned for Friday September 2 with hostess to be announced.

Annie Francis Sunshine Club East River Street Fosselius Los Angeles California Minnie Peters Lutz Patriotic Club Delia Lutz Bath Street Nina Rhodes Martha Refenning Nina Hitsman

Junior Protected Home Circle Marks Birthday

The fourth anniversary of Junior Protected Home Circle was celebrated last night in I. O. O. F. hall. eighty three members and guests were served supper by the Senior organization. Newburg Circle conducted business and initiated three new members. Mary Resar sang solo and guests spoke. John Resar and Albert Kismner provided music for dancing. The Junior Circle accepted an invitation to be guests of the Newburg Circle on October fourth.

Newbury Circle Mary Resar Phillips Quermier John Resar Albert Kismner Newburg Circle

Ampol Club Meeting at Holy Cross Church Auditorium

The Ampol Cub will hold a vital meeting at 7 30 P M Monday August 8 in the Holy Cross Church auditorium. Frank Walend president urges listed members to attend. Names include Lucille Tarnowski Stella Boreski Sophia Niegowski Mary Bierek Sophia and Theresa Dobrowski Genevieve Gutowski Ida Janowicz Genevieve Kowalewski Jane Mrukowski Elizabeth Skok Virginia Kowalczyk Helen Talarek Genevieve Tylenda Henrietta Irene Wieczorek Josephine Zlats kowski Alice Korzan Stanley Joe Talarek Alex Bierek Henry Stanley Dumske John Janowicz Walter Boreski Walter Kowalski Vincent Krucin ski Ben Noster Frank Flato Anthony Sito Brownie Sadowski Henry Wazyniak Chester Niegowski Stanley Sieminski Stanley Warzyncak Henry Butkiewicz Leo Kori zam Leonard Monske Mr and Mrs Frank Fritz and Mr and Mrs Thomas Kowalewski

Ampol Club Holy Cross Church Frank Walend Lucille Tarnowski Stella Boreski Sophia Niegowski Mary Bierek Sophia Theresa Dobrowski Genevieve Gutowski Ida Janowicz Genevieve Kowalewski Jane Mrukowski Chester Niegowski Stanley Sieminski Stanley Warzincak Henry Butkiewicz Leo Korizam Leonard Monske Frank Fritz Thomas Kowalewski

Party For Mrs Shepard At Lawn Party Luncheon

Mrs T T Elliott entertained in honor of Mrs Howard Shepard at 133 Eastern Heights Boulevard and 220 Washington Avenue yesterday with a lawn party and a one o clock luncheon. Guests included numerous ladies and Miss Josephine Fay with her cousin Josephine Wilcox. After luncheon several games were played led by Miss Fay.

Shepard

Hospital admissions and discharges list for Oberlin and nearby towns

A hospital admissions roster lists Wilma Scott Oberlin Louise Scott Oberlin Holles Rhoads 311 Gulf read John Miller 113 Williams street Judith Hemp hill Oberlin Wilma Jean Bowman Oberlin Leonard Bowman Oberlin Rosalie Rhodes Oberlin Mrs Gerald Squires Bellevue Mrs Lee Pattie 22 Woodford avenue Ruth Suimpert Louisville Ohio Cash Lawson 232 East avenue John Schwarz Mansfield Mrs Gerald Grandstaff 707 East avenue John Love Vermilion Josephine Wilcox 130 East avenue. Discharges include Nelson and Annabelle Coon R D No 1 Mary Lou Lightfoot Telegraph road Fannie Kaplan 301 Lodi street Mrs George Kay 200 Marseilles Mrs Lee Pattie 22 Woodford avenue Pearl Wilford Avon Ohio Florence Brown Ragland Ohio Catherine Kintz Bucyrus Eleanor Brown Nankin Ohio Geraldine Pasano Mansfield Virginia Livesay Mansfield Helen Brewer Painesville.

Wilma Scott Oberlin Louise Scott Holles Rhoads Gulf Read John Miller Williams Street Judith Hemphill Wilma Jean Bowman Leonard Bowman Rosalie Rhodes Gerald Squires Bellevue Lee Pattie Woodford Avenue Ruth Suimpert Louisville Ohio Cash Lawson East Avenue John Schwarz Mansfield Gerald Grandstaff John Love Vermilion Josephine Wilcox Nelson Annabelle Coon R. D. No Mary Lou Lightfoot Telegraph Road Fannie Kaplan Lodi Street George Kay Marseilles Pearl Wilford Avon Florence Brown Ragland Catherine Kintz Bucyrus Eleanor Brown Nankin Geraldine Pasano Virginia Livesay Helen Brewer Painesville

Busy Elyria personals note many travelers and visits

Dick Robson Ward Travers and Dick Meckley return from a Vermilion River camp. Rice Stowell reunion plans in Lodi Ohio. Families travel to Jackson Michigan and Newark Ohio for visits. Neighbors host, visit, and move into new homes. A hospital birth and a hip fracture are reported among local residents.

Dick Robson Ward Travers Dick Meckley Vermilion River S. F. Rice East Bridge Street Rice-Stowell Lodi Ohio E. W. Rowland Clark Street Don Bowland Jackson Michigan C. Smith Columbus L. E. Hargrave St. Francis Hospital Hargrave Perry Clevenger Lake Avenue George Hamman George Jr Valley City Ashland Wisconsin Clevenger Mary Goetz A. R. Glen Jennie Easterbrook Harvard Avenue M. F. Elliott Vermilion-on-the-Lake Florence Parmere Cleveland Florence Terry Parmele Huron Road Hospital E. B. Caywood James Lysaght Rose Bronson Elyria Harry Caywood Lorain Hubbard Lake R. M. Brouse George Street Spencer Marguerite Taylor Hamilton Street Boston Massachusetts Barbara Jack Reynolds Ida Wolf Eighth Street Mary Bruhn Eleventh Street Gerald Squires Betty Decker Bellevue Elyria Memorial Hospital Charles R. Markham Kenyon Avenue G. E. Dachiler 211 East Avenue New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Southwest

St Agnes parish club postpones picnic and plans October dinner

The Dramatic Club of St Agnes parish has postponed the annual picnic scheduled for Sunday August 14. A tureen dinner is planned for October. In Chardon James Ineman repairs cars and writes song lyrics with cousin Libby Ineman helping with lyrics to music. Their latest song is Its All Yours Today.

Cues and Lines Dramatic Club St. Agnes Parish Chardon James Ineman Libby Ineman Aetas

Sponsor Silver Tea To Raise Funds For Bartlett Memorial

A group of friends of Madame Caroline Gardner Clark Bartlett plan a Silver Tea at the Woman's Club on Wednesday afternoon August 10 at 2 30 o clock. Proceeds will fund a Memorial Room at the Elyria Library honoring Madame Bartlett who donated her sheet music and scores. The event features talks on Ohio composers, a song program, and a Dawes piano selection, with Miss Edna G. Moore and Mrs. Carl Martin participating. invitations go to interested friends and the public.

Caroline Gardner Clark Bartlett Woman's Club Elyria Library Madame Bartlett Masdeme Bartlett Ohio Carl Martin Eric Chapman Bartlett Edna G. Moore Elyria United States Charles J. Dawes Frederick Meng

Gift of Silver Sets a Bridal Theme at Gollmar Home

Mrs Richard Gollmar hosted Miss Margaret Hewitt evening with two bridge tables. Hewitt won high, Miss Nell Willows took consolation. Yellow snapdragons and blue delphinium decorated the room. A bride and bridegroom doll marked Hewitt’s seat. A steak set matching the silver was gifted to the upcoming bride, George Senior’s fiancée from Ontario. Wedding date set for August 23.

Richard Gollmar Margaret Hewitt Gollmar Thirteenth Street Robert Bainbridge Miss Hewitt Miss Nell Willows George Senior Ontario

Licenses Granted to Aebersold and Rice

Edward Aebersold aged 29 of South Amherst is licensed as a machine operator and Laura Rice aged 24 of Russia Township is licensed as a teacher.

Edward Aebersold South Amherst Laura Rice Russia Township

Honor Eight At Home For Aged Picnic Birthday Tribute

Eight Elvira Home for the Aged family members were honored at a lawn picnic yesterday afternoon to celebrate August birthdays. Guests included Mrs Anna Smith Rev Albert Harris and others with refreshments of watermelon and a special dinner. Separate civic group attendees joined in the garden event at Stop 5 River Road with a brief business session led by Mrs R Hobambe followed by a card game and high score prize.

Elvira Anna Smith Albert Harris Ella McConnell Mary Light Emma Jackson C. W. Longdow Mercy Bradley William Crisp C. B. Hess Massillon J. H. Blackburn Lakewood W. W. Wager Oberlin J. H. Hurst Edwin Kirby Elyria Department of Civics and Political Science R. W. Cobb Stop 5 River Road R. Hobambe

Amherst A safety and accident prevention program at Hickory Tree Grange

Hickory Tree Grange met Thursday evening planning an August 13 ice cream social on Town Hall park lawn and an August 18 visit to Middle Ridge 4-H Clubs. The program included a vocal trio, vocal duet, two skits The Talking Statue and Scene in an Undertaking Parlor, and an educational segment on accident prevention with named participants. Refreshments were planned for two weeks later.

Hickory Tree Grange Town Hall Park Middle Ridge Ralph Hecock Wanda Katherine Kolbe Son Oliver May Standen Betty Kelly LaRue Spiddinger Lester Weichel John Ahlgrim Henry Kathe Dorothy Kolbe C. A. Alexander

Body Buried Along Lake Shore Ties To Toledo Case

Charles E. Hoehler, jailed in the Toledo Stockyards robbery case, disclosed plans to guide authorities to a lakeshore site between Toledo and Cleveland where William Zimmerman, a slain confederate, was reportedly buried after being shot by the stockyards night watchman. Police warned they would charge murder if a body is found amid details about a jacket at the crime scene. The penguin migration note appears incidental.

Cleveland Charles E. Hoehler Toledo William Zimmerman Hoehler Zimmerman

Calendar of Oberlin Club and Society Meetings

Monday events list a Royal Arcanum lodge and Daughters of Sahara gather at local halls, plus a lat e lot club meeting with Mrs Nancy Krieg in Oberlin. Various groups meet at homes and public spaces, including Colonial Club at 303 Park Avenue, YWCA at 6 30, and Elyria Assembly for Rainbow Girls, with several coed activities and prayers planned.

Royal Arcanum Lodge Daughters of Sahara British Empire Hall Nancy Krieg Oberlin Bee Keepers of Lorain Co A. Anijouchine Avon Lake Road Colonial Club O. G. Sheppard Park Avenue Marian Carr Cornell Avenue Sarah Massey Washington Avenue Middle Steps Century Park Townsend Club No Elyria Assembly Order of Rainbow Holiness A. S. Heimbach Fourth Street

You and Your Child By Jane Herbert Goward

A mother uses forceful discipline while a father approaches parenting with patience and dialogue. The boy David prefers his father, whose steady friendship gives him security, while the mother inspires fear and resentment. The piece urges private parental agreement on training methods to keep a child from taking sides.

Avid David Tad Dad Daddy

Icebox Do's and Don'ts for Refrigerator Care

Simple home guidelines advise keeping food in covered containers and removing paper wraps before storage. Clean vegetables and use transparent bags or hydrators, wash the fridge weekly with mild soda solution, defrost when frosted beyond a quarter inch, avoid overcrowding, and ensure free air circulation for best service.

Revolver in custody after Woodford Avenue incident

Patrolman Loren Miller took into custody a small calibre revolver from a Woodford Avenue resident. The woman said she had been threatened by a neighbor. The event followed a reported threat and the weapon was seized for investigation.

Loren Miller Woodford Avenue Miller

Primaries Next Tuesday in Amherst Ohio

Voters in Amherst and adjoining areas head to the polls next Tuesday to nominate party candidates for the November elections. Key issues include a $28,000 PWA bond for a high school addition and a Lorain bridge project bond. gubernatorial and U S Senate races draw the chief attention with Davey vs Sawyer and Day vs Taft. Local social notes mention a Farm Bureau picnic at Rose Grove and Junior Walther League activities with planned hay rides and beach party dates to be announced. The Ehrman real estate firm also moved its offices today to Park Avenue.

Amherst PWA Lorain Betwen Martin L. Davey Charles Sawyer Arthur Day Robert H. Taft United States Walther League of St. Pauli Lutheran Church Evelyn Thomas Ruth Johnson Florence Behrendt Banco Lois Woiezikowski Herman Kirschner June Draga Paul Hoffman

Amherst Couple Wed in Toledo Home

Mrs. Elsie Orcutt formerly of Amherst married Earl Guson of Morenci Michigan on Wednesday at her sister Mrs. A C Murphy’s Toledo home They plan to reside in Morenci Also notes parish picnic at Beckstines woods with sports and a dinner and a Young Democratic Club picnic at Elyria Fair Grounds Services at Congregational church suspended for August but Sunday School continues Rev C E Schmidt to lead German service at St Peter Evangelical and Reformed at 10 30 am other services at 8 30 am with Sunday School at 9 30 am

Amherst Elsie Orcutt Earl Guson Morenci Mich St. Paul Lutheran Church Beckstines’ Woods Young Democratic Club Elyria Fair Grounds Congregational Church C. E. Schmidt St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church

Rev R C Bosse Resumes Services

Rev R C Bosse will resume his religious services after a brief interruption. The announcement notes a return to regular gatherings at the usual time and place with standard worship procedures and community participation expected.

R. C. Bosse

Amherst Briefs: Church Duties and Local Visits

Mrs B A Jenne resumes pastoral duties at St Paul Lutheran after a two week recess in Buffalo and Cleveland. Discharges include Mrs Albert Barck and baby girl, Mrs Homer Cox and baby boy, Mrs Jessie Worcester, Mary Hoffner. Reps from Lake Chatauqua visit. Robert Laux returns from Evangelical Leadership Training School. Miss Mildred Wragg and Dorothy May Pomeroy visit Cleveland. several locals attend the Cleveland New York game.

St. Paul Lutheran Church Buffalo N. Y Cleveland Albert Barck Jackson Street Homer Cox Lorain Jessie Worcester Mary Hoffner Amherst Rey C. E. Schmidt Lake Chatauqua Robert Laux Evangelical Leadership Training School Dunkirk St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Sunday School Mildred Wragg Dorothy May Pomeroy Elyria Sam Wragg J. Henry Corrain Hulda Margaret Berger Frances Sabiers Janet Springer Cleveland New York Kathryn Schriner

Western Automatic Picnic Committee Heads Announced at Crystal Beach

The Western Automatic picnic sets August 20 at Crystal Beach with committee chairmen named. A. G. Hiscox leads sports and program while Pat Elberts serves as starter and announcer. Other roles include Oldfield as judges chair, Pearl Alexander on prizes, Hillmer on field marshal, Sherman on refreshments, Smith on finance and Steller on publicity. Program begins at ten with details to come.

Crystal Beach A. B. Cochrane F. H. Bryant R. D. Buol A. G. Hiscox Pat Elberts R. D. Oldfield Pearl Alexander George Hillmer Field Marshall George Sherman C.H. Smith A. F. Steller

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