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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1937

Page

11

Cronin Parsh Marriage Precedes Denver Honeymoon

Twin sister Helen Parsch helped Mrs. Cronin wed Ray Cronin at St Marys Church with Father Lux presiding. The bride wore brown organza suit for the Denver wedding trip, after a ceremony featuring orchids and blue and yellow attendants.

Cronin-Parsch Denver Colorado Helen Parsch Ray Cronin St. Mary's Church Sylvester Lux John Huge Alfred Cairns Eleanor Parsch Shaughnessy Cleveland John F. Mee Columbus

Walter B. Manson Jr Weds In New York

Walter Blaine Manson Jr son of Mr and Mrs Walter Manson of East Orange New Jersey marries Marilyn Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Bertrand Brown of New York at the Women s Faculty Club of Columbia University The ceremony features singer Miss Mary McCoy performing two songs composed by the bride s father The bride a former Oberlin student and Cornell graduate is a member of Alpha Phi The groom a Cornell alumnus and East Orange employee is a member of Alpha Sigma Phi The bride s mother formerly Miss Mae E Ott of this city

Elyria Walter Blaine Manson, Jr Walter Manson East Orange New Jersey Marilyn Brown Bertrand Brown Riverside Drive New York City Women’s Faculty Club Columbia University Mary McCoy Ralph Elliott Hedges Maid of Honor Oberlin College Cornell University Alpha Phi Sorority Manson Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity Thomas A. Edison, Inc East Orange. the Brideg Room Mae E. Ott Athis City

Oberlin hosts Shaw of Berea College guests at Lake Avenue home

Honor Berea Ky guests Mr and Mrs Harvey T Brown entertained last evening at their Lake Avenue home for Professor and Mrs Ira D Shaw of Berea College Berea Kentucky They are spending a month in Oberlin and plan to return to Berea for the college opening Reminiscences of old times and tales of Mr Shaws World War I YMCA work and teaching at Berea College filled the evening Refreshments were served and a display of guests included several local families Also noted: supper bridge planned for Mrs Forbes daughter Mrs Edward L Smith of Albany New York with prize winners Bertha Ogle Elizabeth Ferraman and Betty Daykin and a note that Mrs Smith is former Lucy Forbes of this city.

Honor Berea Harvey T. Brown Lake Avenue Ira D. Shaw Berea College Berea Kentucky Shaw Oberlin Little Red School West Ridge Schramm Road Brown Ernest Freeman B. J. Squire Harmon Drusendahl Cassie Haverstick C. A. Squire Mary Hahn Harvey Brown Alexander Forbes Highland Court Edward L. Smith Albany New York Pat Jean Smith Forbes Bertha Ogle Elizabeth Ferraman Betty Daykin Smith Lucy Forbes City Olive Hoogenboom Irene Stutz Edith Radabaugh Eleanor Myers Betty Kaiser Rose Balas June Donnelley Paul Roig Vermilion-on-the- Lake Marjorie Ralph Middletown Connecticut S. H. Shaw Harrison Street William Hoffman Pittsburgh Kate Welfel John Shaw Allen Shaw Point Pleasant New Jersey Allen Ralph Shaw Frank G. Lord Kathryne Finnegan Kate Weifel Virgil Watson Fort Thomas G. McElfresh Eastern Heights Boulevard Opal Bush Homer Street Toledo Georges Davis West Bridge Street Toronto Canada Thonas Cotten Kenny Sheila Veda Goldsmith Middle Avenas BR. H. Hucknall Dorplaston Long Island

Local Admissions and Discharges Listed by Institutions

A garbled list shows admissions and discharges including Mary Jane Webber Amherst Ceylon Mel Fert Valley City Mrs Hallock Wood R D 2 Mrs Frank Marvin 115 Beebert Victor Weis man 647 River St Richard Stauder 712 E Broad Carl Fridenstine R D No 2 Donald Jordon Crestline Albert Coudres Seville David Cooley North Olmsted Helen Sajjachez county jail Discharges Cecelia Smothers Galion Mary Jane Webber Amherst Morris Kirk 430 Adams Street David Kirk 430 Adams J Jay Weichel 809 Woodland Aves Reynold Schwartz Avon.

Mary Jane Webber Amherst Ceylon Melfert Valley City Hallock Wood R. D Frank Marvin Beebert Victor Weisman River St Richard Stauder E. Broad Carl Fridenstine Donald Jordon Crestline Ohio Albert Coudres Seville David Cooley North Olmsted Helen SajJachez

Birthday Party for Jeanette Sayles Draws Local Guests

Last evening Arline Eckenroad entertained at Jeanette Sayles fifteenth birthday at her home on Twelfth Street. Guests enjoyed games and contests, with prizes to Arline, Phillip Easly, and Richard Carpenter. A later lunch included Virginia Hoffman and others who brought many gifts to Jeanette. The Women’s Mission Bible class held its annual picnic at the Palmer home on Griswold Road with about sixty attendees enjoy ing croquet and a gong hymn finale.

Arline Eckenroad Twelfth Street Jeanette Sayles Phillip Easly Richard Carpenter Virginia Hoffman Thelma Gordon Harriett Folley Tom Haywood Phil Easly Clar- Lois Bradley Once Standon Women's Mission Bible Class First Baptist Church George Palmer Griswold Road

Royal Neighbors of America Hold Summer Picnic

R N of A unit meeting at Woodman hall with strong turnout approved a plan for an August 18 Lake View Park Lorain picnic. Supper at six. Members and families invited. For transport call Mrs Lilian Masterer to arrange rides.

Royal Neighbors of

Enchanting cotton homewear pattern with sew instructions

Fashion pattern offers a smart cotton dress and French apron for summer wear at home or beach. Includes size 36 to 50, yardage details for 39 and 30 inch materials, step by step sewing instructions, and ordering info from Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department. Price options and book offer are listed.

Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department West 19Th Street New York N. Y

Margaret Pallas Becomes Bride Of Clayton Damon In St. Paul's Church

Margaret Pallas and Clayton A. Damon wed at St Pauls Evangelical Church in a three o clock ceremony. Clergy Rev Ernst Irion officiated as guests wore subdued attire and gladioli decor framed the altar. The bride, sister Mildred Pallas as attendant, and cousin Lawrence Dake attended. After a small reception at the bridal home, the couple will honeymoon east and later reside at 407 Cleveland Street. Damon, son of Allan Damon of Medina, works with Western Automatic Machine Screw Co and is York High School graduate. The bride, active in 4 H, is Elyria High School alumna.

Margaret Pallas Clayton A. Damon St. Paul’s Evangelical Church Hrnst Irion Mildred Pallas Lawrence Dake Medina Henry Pallas West Ridge Road Cleveland Street Mr. Damon Allan Damon Western Automatic Machine Screw Co York High School Elyria High School

Junior P H Circle Celebrates Third Anniversary Night

Distinguished visitors attended the Junior Protected Home Circle meeting at I C O F Hall for its third anniversary. Guests included Junior director Mrs Cora Phillips state deputy J F Cohagen supreme guardian W R Cubbon and Mr Phillips. A class of seven juniors was initiated and the Junior Drill team performed a fancy drill. Recitations by Kathryn and Ethel Read song and tap dance by Oda Hinton guitar and banjo duet Edmund Saxa and Edmund Smith top dance by Dorothy Sharp with piano accompaniment by Winona Miller L C Heimsath former president of the Senior group and president W A Leonhardt were recognized. The Junior Guardian President Margaret Read presented gifts to Mrs Phillips the Circle counsellor Mrs Clarence Dunford and the assistant counsellor Mrs Helmsath. The next meeting is set for August twentieth in the I O C F Hall.

Cora Phillips J. F. Cohagen Supreme Guardian W. R. Cubbon Phillips Cohagen Oda Hinton Edmund Smith Edmund Saxa Dorothy Sharp Winona Miller L. C. Heimsath W. A. Leonhardt Guardian Margaret Read Circle Clarence, Dunford Helmsath C. F. Hall

Monday Evening Church and Lodge Notices

Holiness Prayer meeting at 316 Eleventh Street Monday evening. Eagles Auxiliary meets 1:30 PM Monday. Rebekah Lodge observer golden anniversary with dinner at 2nd Congregational Church at 6 PM. Pythian Sisters meet. Middle Steps 3teen supper in garden at rear of YWCA at 6:30. Townsend Club meets in club rooms at 7:39 rain location YW residence. Knights of Columbus meet.

Eleventh Street Eagles Auxiliary Rebekah Lodge 2Nd Congregational Church Pythian Sisters Y.W Townsend Club Knights of Columbus

Haag Family Reunion at Berea Fair Grounds

The 29th Haag family reunion takes place Sunday August 8 at the Berea Fair grounds. Dinner is served at 12:26 PM. Robert Lewis serves as secretary of the Haag family association.

Haag Berea Fairgrounds Robert Lewis Association

Licenses Issued In Local Census Licenses

Licenses granted to Leroy William Banister 36 draftsman Elyria and Gladys Tarr 29 Brownhelm teacher. Henry Arthur Pfaff Jr 24 Oberlin merchant and Lela Mildred Brown 24 Oberlin.

Leroy William Banister Elyria Gladys Tarr Brownhelm Henry Arthur Pfaff, Jr Oberlin Merchant Lela Mildred Brown

Reception Follows Anderson Skryp Nuptials At Holy Cross

Miss Mary Skryp and Frank Anderson Jr. were married at Holy Cross Church in a nine o clock ceremony. The bride wore a white satin gown with train and veil. Bridesmaids included Louise Skryp and Ann Casco with Helen Giedlizak as another. Attendants were Ton Anderson and ushers Joe Kaczmarek and John Kienikowski. A small reception for 35 relatives followed at the bride’s home with pink and white decor. The couple, students and workers, will live at 101 Fremont after their completed home is furnished.

Holy Cross Church Mary Skryp Frank Anderson, Jr Gration Lawrence Budny Walley Louise Skryp Hanna Nes Ann Casco Lorain Helen Giedlizak Shite Chiffon Anderson Ton Anderson Joe Kaczmarek John Kienikowski John Hugo Charles Guth Elizabeth Ann F. Lugas Miss Ann Banik Alvina Barney Misa Noga Maid of Honor Miss Banik Miss Barney Miss Noga John Azok Steve Stambo Leo Bransztett Steve Puhaly Joseph

Many Toledo area residents bound for trips and funerals

A long list of locals head for Detroit Cleveland and Ontario for family visits vacations and funeral services. Notables include Miex Harrist Nelson Mixx Mary Schwert returning from Detroit and a funeral procession for Miss Joan Byer involving Mr and Mrs C A Byer and relatives in Detroit. Others plan cruises to Montreal and Georgian Bay with Beav er Park cottages and trips to Atlantic City and Beaver Park noted.

Miex Harrist Nelson and Mixx Mary Schwert Detroit Michigan

Ann Swetz and Lorain Man Exchange Wedding Vows

Ann Swetz wed Joseph Azok at St Marys Church in a 9:00 ceremony. Rev James Daly officiated as Gloria bouquets, organ music, and a Mendelssohn recessional marked the high mass. The couple, both locals, planned a northern Canada honeymoon before settling at 333 Beech Street Lorain.

Ann Swetz Lorain Man St. Mary’s Church S J. Mary's Church James T. Daly Susan Swetz 333 Beach Sreet Joseph Azok J. Azok Wealth Street Lorain

Wooster News Highlights Local Visits And Trips

Residents report visits from Cleveland and Fremont guests. Ohio Business School Day events at the Exposition are noted with a collective attendance. Families plan excursions to Pittsburgh Thousand Islands Alexandria Bay and trips to Wapakoneta and the East.

Bride Honored in Mock Wedding at Cleveland Street

Mrs. Doris Swindling and Mrs. Paul Talareki hosted a gathering at Cleveland Street for Mrs. John Rose Jr. Violet Nash. A mock wedding and parlous Rames entertained guests including Mrs. John Rose Sr. and Mrs. George Oates who won prizes. A Rift from the group was presented and a salad course followed. Attendees listed include Mrs. A. Nash, Mrs. John Rose Sr., Mrs. M. Cheechuck, Mrs. George Oates and daughter Betty Mae, Cleo Smith, Fern Smith, Mrs. Tom Hallouer and Mrs. J. W. Hallauer.

Doris Swindling Paul Talareki Cleveland Street John Rose Jr Violet Nash John Rose Sr George Oates A. Nash John Rose, Sr

Post-Nuptial Party Honors Mrs Disbrow at Cambridge Ave Home

Mrs Earl Walker hosted a post nuptial party for Mrs Herbert Disbrow also known as Geneva Shinskey at 618 Cambridge Avenue. Guests were largely associates from the Irv Value Dress Shoppe and presented gifts after bingo and bunco games. High score holders were announced.

Earl Walker Cambridge Avenue Herbert Disbrow Geneva Shinskey

Salads and Desserts Highlight Shinskey Event Dinner

Mrs Paul Stanford Mrs Disbrow the honored guest and Milas Victoria Shinskey attended a gathering with a salad and dessert course. A deep yellow and white color scheme dominated by candies flowers and ice cream reflected a shaded flavor aided by a soft palette.

Paul Stanford Disbrow Milas Victoria Shinskey

Forty Lads Visit Electrical Park

Forty boys guided by Herman Geyer and Carl Glowson toured the Nela Electric Plant in Cleveland. For ten cents each, a conductor explained the plant and showed the largest and smallest electric bulbs followed by a swim at the East Side YMCA. Burton Ohlemacher aided in supervision.

Herman Geyer Carl Glowson Nela Electric Cleveland East Side Burton Ohlemacher Columbia St Robert Ohlemacher

Also Mentioned on This Page

Walter B. Manson Jr Small Supper Bridge London Eagles Eagles’ Hall Allek Bernard R.N A. T. Picnic Felder R. Ankeny Laura J. Baldt Teachers College Clayton Damon St. Paul’s Church P. H Protected Home Circle I. C. O. F. Hall Anderson-Skryp Elyria High Grafton High The National Tube Company Fremont Street Ernest Harper Mildred Pleteh Robert Niebling Joan Byer C. A. Byer Mabel Refenning S. S Albert Hennes Hawthorne Street Akron Crystal Beach Harold Loescher Walter Loescher William Thomasson Thomas Schreppel Leona Mowry Mable Little Montreal St. Lawrence Thousand Islands Quebec Saguenay River R. Bennett Lois Marie Walter Keisler Guill Lake W. H. Curtis Artemas Court Robert Shryock Stanford Ave George KK. Shryock Johnstown Indianapolis Ind J. J. Fall Cedar Street Elmira Georgianna Merrifield Seventh Street M. E. Hawkins Mishiwaka Indiana S. Sharp West Avenue W. N. Bird Xrandson Ronald George Bird Atlantic City Ward W. Miller Ward Willig Junior Chicago Ilinois G. M. Marsh Keightz Boulevard Murhbach Coal Azok Beech Street Troxel Manufacturing Co Loraine High School National T. Reese Elyria Business College, and Associates H. W. Henry Ohio Business Schools Association Clyde Pixley Geraldine Bond Street Thomas Tenson Joyce Nada Corkill Rose Cromling Lancaryi Castle Lyria, Ohio Second Street
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