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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1932

Page

12

Miss Charlotte Webster to Wed Dr Barns in September

Miss Webster of 300 Washington Ave will wed Dr Broda Barnes in September. A campus and family background summary notes Webster’s Elyria High and Oberlin lineage, Barnes’s Denver, Western Reserve, Chicago training and current University of Chicago research teaching.

Charlotte Webster Broda Barnes Miss Webster Misa Webster Elyria High School Oberlin College Bryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania University of Chicago Dr. Barnes University of Denver Western Reserve University

Community club events and church notices list

Local society announcements detail Monday through Friday gatherings across veterans, fraternal, and church groups. Activities include installations, luncheons, picnics, card parties, beachevents, and district meetings at multiple venues such as K of C Hall, Elyria Country Club, Chippewa Lake, and St. Pauls venues. Also noted are visitors and residents traveling to Cleveland, Gambier, and Pittsburgh.

Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society Oliver Miller Longford Avenue Knights of St. John K. of C. Hall Truth Seekers United Presbyterian Church Bessie Paton Parkview Court Daughters of Union Veterans Martha Straw West Street Circle 3 St. Paul’s E. O. Pallas Griswold Road Cascade Park Conrad Rhinehart South Amherst Child Welfare and Social Service Department of Woman’s Club Leo Merer East Erie Avenue Lorain Elyria Lodge I. O Elyria Country Club Americas Legion Frank S. Harmon Junior Society of Grace Vermilon 2Nd Congregational Thomas Marsh Dames of Malta Chippewa Lake Ladies Eagles Men’s Brotherhood St. Paul's Church P. m St. Paul’s Circle I. D. Cartright St. Paul's Higenbotham Shepherd Farm LaPorte Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society East Carlisle J. Schuster Huron Street Phiel Lake Avenue Pythian Sisters Second Congregational M. D. Miller Dewey Avenue Dell Skeels East Side Guild of St. Andrew's A. H. Pratt Cleveland Street Elyria Commandery No

Bechtel Family Holds 24th Annual Cascade Park Reunion

The 24th Bechtel reunion gathered at Cascade park with fifty three at a noon dinner, officers elected including Raymond Bechtel president and Newton Bechtel treasurer. Attendees came from Port Dover Erie Cleveland Birmingham Brownhelm Henrietta Amherst Lorain Pittsfield Oberlin Elyria and others. A social afternoon followed with sports for children and cake.

Bechtel Cascade Park Raymond Bechtel Brownhelm Theodore Kuntz Lorain E. C. Schubert Town Line Road Newton Bechtel Port Dover Canada Erie Pennsylvania Cleveland Birmingham Henrietta Amherst Pittsfield Oberlin Elyria

Consecration Service By C E Of Church Of Christ

Twenty seven Church of Christ Christian Endeavor members met for Sunday services in the church auditorium at 6 26 p m with Joe Weller in charge of the consecration The topic How Does Nature Sneak To Us Through God was illustrated with magazine clippings Ruth McGinnis led and Lois Ketcham played a piano solo Neat Sunday Lewis Bishop will lead the next meeting at the highest point of Ascade Park meeting at the church at 7 p m

Church of Christ Christian Endeavor Joe Weller Ruth McGinnis Lois Ketcham Lewis Bishop Foascade Park

Squires Pangborn family reunion at Picturesque Mill Hollow Gardens

Forty eight members of the Squires Pangborn families gathered for an annual reunion on Sunday August 1. Edna Unger presided over the business session with James Kelble elected Dissident and Edith Storer reading. A picnic dinner followed with honor guards and songs. Attendees hailed from West Middlesex Pennsylvania Cleveland Amherst Henrietta Elyria Carlisle. Mr and Mrs J Garland and Jane of Elyria visited Amherst hosts Joseph Heathcots and family for Sunday dinner.

Mill Hollow Gardens Squires-Pangborn Edna Unger James Kelble Harry Storer J. H. Penfound Emma White Edith Storer Ardith Caywood West Middlesex Pennsylvania Cleveland Amherst Henrietta Elyria Carlisle

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges

Hospital notes list admissions including Arthur Beerbower Clifton Blvd Lakewood Mrs H E Seow Stop 6 Lake Ave Mrs Alfred Beesing 224 Princeton Anna Naymik Loram Eugene Atkin 121 Lodi Mrs Frank Gut teridge Lagrange Discharges include Emery Grey 232 Pigth Eugene Atkins 121 Lodi St Mrs John Zyla Wellington Edna Lamphier Medina Mrs R Dale Trescott baby girl 942 West Ave Mrs Floyd Lang 915 East Ave Mrs Herman Telzerow 256 Spruce St Mrs Fred Bryant baby boy 314 Park Ave Mrs Clarence Steucker baby boy 619 Lake Ave Columbia Mrs Armin Schroeder baby boy 416 3th St Mrs George Sherman baby boy 311 E Broad Mrs Raymond Thompson baby boy 502 1 2 East Ave William Davis Sr 204 Park Ave James Pahl 241 Oxford Mrs Kay Johnson and twins R D No 1 Anna Narmik Lorain Mrs William Kiely 1359 Northrup

Arthur Beerbower Clifton Blvd Lakewood H. E. Seow Lake Ave Alfred Beesing Princeton Anna Naymik Loram Eugene Atkin Lodi Frank Gutteridge Lagrange Emery Grey Pigth Street Eugene Atkins Lodi Street John Zyla Wellington Edna Lamphier Medina R Dale Trescott East Ave William Davis Park Ave James Pahl Oxford Kay Johnson Anna Narmik Lorain William Kiely Northrup Street

New Books At The Library

New shelves unveil works including The Long Rifle by White about Daniel Boone’s comrade’s grandson moving west with mountain men in early Rockies history. Meteors by Olivier discusses Leonid meteor shower prospects with expected peak around August 11th to 12th and high hourly rates. Bairds Manual of American College Fraternities surveys Greek life, constitutions, and interfraternity topics. An International Library of Technology set on window display and advertising is offered. Western and mystery titles remain popular with readers.

International Library of Technology

Minnich Family Reunion Held At Sugar Ridge Road Home

The Minnich family reunion gathered Sunday at Peter Terpes home on Sugar Ridge road with eighty six attendees enjoying dinner and games. Antone Minnich was elected president with officers named as Mrs. Joe Ternes Mrs. Ben Mahl Mrs. Floyd Yost Mrs. Jack Shanice and Mrs. Chris Linden. Out of town guests included Mildred and Frederick Gramhlich and John Minnich family from Cleveland. The next gathering is planned for Ridgeville at Joe Minnich’s home on the first Sunday in August 1933. Marion Daly of Cleveland’s Emergency Clinic is visiting her West Avenue home for a week-long vacation.

Peter Terpes Sugar Ridge Road Minnich Antone Minnich Joe Ternes Ben Mahl Floyd Yost Jack Shanice Chris Linden Columbus Mildred Frederick Gramhlich John Minnich Cleveland Joe Minnich Ridgeville Marion Daly West Avenue

Pippert-Hollinger Marriage Announced At Ludwig Reunion

At the Ludwig family reunion in Ruggles, Miss Lelia Pippert announced her marriage to James Francis Hollinger of Massillon. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend Paul W. Nesper on August 1, 1931, in Wheeling West Virginia.

Ludwig Ruggles Lelia Pippert James Francis Hollinger Massillon Paul W. Nesper St James Lutheran Church Wheeling West Virginia Henry Fridenstine South Amherst South Amherst High School Miami University Oxford Ohio Beta Sigma Omicron Lambda Kappa Gamma

Bible Class Teacher Returns After Vacation

E L Baney rejoined duties as teacher of the Upper Room Bible Class at First Congregational Church after a 1600 mile trip through West Virginia Virginia and Pennsylvania. He discussed the first four of the ten commandments and how interpretation changes over time while Kir Kaley noted the positive commands of Christ. Mr Wallace of Newark Ohio visited at President Dustheimer's home.

West Virginia Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania E. L. Baney First Congregational Church Bailey Appalachian White Sulphur Springs Blue Ridge Wallace Newark Ohio Dustheimer

Barbknecht Reunion at Mackert Grove

The ninth Barbknecht reunion gathered at Mackert Grove on Indian Hollow Road Sunday with 55 attendees. A noon picnic preceded an afternoon of games and ball, and officers were re-elected: Arthur Stoll president, William Wagner vice president, A G Barbknecht secretary, Theo Haag treasurer, Emmit Barbknecht historian. The next reunion is planned for the first Sunday in August at an announced location.

Barbknecht Mackert, Grove Arthur Stoll Wm. Wagner A. G. Barbknecht Theo. Haag Emmit Barbkuecht

Marriage License Applications Listed

Marriage license applications show James Varadi, 24, Crane, Lorain, with Mary Yeager, 18, Lorain, officiated by Fr. Rafferty. Edward Baldenwick, 55, salesman, Lorain, with Hazel Ross, 44, Lorain, officiated by Justice of the Peace William Cadman. Lilly Mashalis, 34, Lorain, with unknown partner, officiated by Justice of the Peace. The Mahlke family held its tenth annual reunion at the Mahlke home on Oberlin Road with 56 relatives and two visitors. Eric Gruse presided as president, Sam Greenberger as vice president, Bertha Quade as secretary and treasurer, and a sport committee including George Smith, Gus Quade, and Ervin Delefield. Baseball and ice cream followed the business sessions. The Mahlkes invited attendees to hold the next reunion on the first Sunday in August, 1933. Miss Virginia Goodwin returned from Indian Lake. Miss Mary Anne Wilford of Xenia and Miss Mary O’Leary of Faton, Ohio, joined as guests.

James Varadi Lorain Mary Yeager Fr. Rafferty Edward H. Baldenwick Hazel D. Ross William Cadman Pittsburgh Lilly I. Mashalis Mahlke Charles Mahlke Oberlin Road Eric Gruse Sam Greenberger Bertha Quade George Smith Gus Quade Ervin Delefield Charles Mahtke I. D. Nelson Tamily Tampa Florida George Stevel Ella Savage AtWater Minnesota Beatrice Kardos Cleveland Sam Schon East Avenue L. F. Reisinger Oxford Avenue New York City V. A. Bayer Lewis Mercantile Co Bertha Wiers Brewster Ohio Ben Mosley Pennsylvania Helen Coniam M. FE. LaMarch Lakewood Charlotte Webster H. A. Engler Oak Harbor H. F. Paeth Princeton Avenue Henry Theman St. Petersburg R. P. Vaughn Denison Avenue Robert Funk Elyria Reynoldsburg B. A. Jenne Burton and Foster J. Brown J. Lewis Mathis E. J. Handyside Detroit Michi-_gan Grang Aerie The Eagles Mathis Fifth Mr. Handyside Elyria Aerie W. A. Wallace Newark F. A. Dusthimer East River Street W. A. Job Denison C. W. Reynolds Edna Lewis Harvey Lewis E. R. Gaston Wilbur Gaston Lewis Perry Park Lake Counts Carl Schmidt Ninth Street Vermilion Wesley Pick Third Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Carrie Lou Church West Avenue Wellington Walter Ss. Kohn Cleveland Street van Wert Seventh Street Brewater Marjorie Smith Clara Lord Mary Sherrill Huron Floyd Yost Henry Cox Plevna Ontario Canada H. B. McKale Jean Kathryn Dean A.C. Hudnutt Washington, D.C Lansing Mich Albert Bremke Amherst J.C. Wilkie James T. D. Goodwin Marguerite Goodwin

Stowell Rice Family Reunion Held in Cascade Park

The Stowell Rice family reunion gathered sixty five members from Cleveland Medina Lodi Sullivan Elyria Lakewood and Tiffin at Cascade Park on Sunday. Stanley Rice of Elyria served as president and Edith White of Medina as secretary during a post dinner business session. Hostesses were Mrs Stanley Rice Mrs Francis Biddinger and Mrs Gerald Rice. Next year’s reunion will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Perry White of Lodi Ohio.

Stowell -Rice Cascade Park Cleveland Medina Lodi Sullivan Elyria Lakewood Tiffin Stanley Rice Edith White Francis Biddinger Gerald Rice Perry White Ohio

Numerous visits and travels among Ohio families and friends

A long parade of guests and travelers spans Elyria and nearby towns as PioCass I D Nelsons and many others visit relatives in Tampa Cleveland New York City Detroit and Detroit area conventions while others take vacations to Vermilion Perry Park and Lake Huron. The notes list guests, homecomings and weekend visits among residents from Elyria Oberlin Reynoldsburg Dennison and nearby communities with several trips to Columbus Pittsburgh and Windsor areas.

Health report shows progress in county school exams

The County Health Department reports improvements in students health after annual exams of 6 259 first eight grade children. 5 838 defects found averaging 1 95 per child. Immunization rates rose with 34 percent vaccinated and 75 percent given toxin antitoxin injections. One in six advised tonsil removal and one in twenty five still needed glasses. The district health department serves public and parochial schools outside Elyria and Lorain.

County Health Department District Health Department Elyria Lorain

Nurses Least in Demand in Oklahoma City Report

State Labor Commissioner Pat Murphy confirms nurses are least in demand among seven household service worker types in Oklahoma City. Domestics fare better, with household laundresses second, according to the report. Henry Martin of Buckhorn has adopted a baby lynx deserted by its mother and plans to raise it with bottled milk.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Pat Murphy Lynx Loveland Col. Aug Henry Martin Buckhorn

Tinfoil Aid Reaches Shrine Hospital Springfield

Seven tons of tinfoil collected over four years by Medford schoolchildren were delivered to Shrine Hospital in Springfield Mass for sale. Proceeds will fund hospital work.

Tinfow Aided Springfield Mass Medford Shrine Hospital

Vermilion Cottage Guests From Regional Families

Wissinger cottage at Vermilion hosts visitors including Mrs. C. W. Hawley and daughter Mrs. Casselman and Miss Florence Hawley of Sherman New York, guest at Mr. and Mrs. C W Smart. Also Mrs. Scovell Bryant and Tom Scott of Lexington Kentucky visit Miss Anne Brown on Ohio Street this week.

Wissinger Vermilion C. W. Hawley Casselman Misa Florence Hawley Shermian N. Y C W Smart Scovell Bryant Tom Scott Lexington Kentucky Anne Brown Ohio Street

Education and the Quest to Learn

A concise reflection on education as the process of learning to acquire knowledge rather than simply the act of obtaining it. The text underscores education as a pathway shaping how one learns and uses information over time.

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