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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1936

Page

10

Society Notes Highlight School Fiancee and Club News

Miss Marian Schmittgen announced her engagement to Robert Fosselius, wedding planned September fifth. The item details engagement backgrounds, reception decor with crystal bow and pastel flowers, and a castle-theme cake. Other society items cover H. G. S. club plans, a Vermilion-on-the-Lake outing, new member Mary Walsh, bridge prizes, and Royal Neighbors of America meeting with aris] practice and August birthday committee. Elma Wirth joins as a new member.

Banco and Bridge Marian Schmittgen William Schmittgen Cleveland Road Robert Fosselius Fosselius A. Fosseline Princeton Avenue Metene Royal Neighbors of America Woodman Hall Aris Hasl Avenue Lillian Malterer Nellie Coen Fila Williams Catherine Jackson Mary Hadawar Nellie Bragger Agnes Blythe Mary Bagwell Elma Wirth

Yachting Party Held At 214 Stanford Avenue

The Itsinus Sorority enjoyed a pleasant evening at the home of Alberta Monk 214 Stanford avenue. A business meeting followed with officers for the coming year elected: Ruth Ellam president Florence Newell vice president Donna Chapman treasurer Elizabeth Seitz social chairman Alberta Houk and Caral Christman.

Itsinus Hama of Alberta Stanford Avenue Ruth Ellam Florence Newell Acte Donna Chapman Elizabeth Seitz Alberta Houk Caral Christman

Jr. PL. C. Celebrates Birthday With Program

A joint meeting of the orders of the Protected Home circle marked the junior order's second anniversary. The senior order planned a garden party at the Resar home on East River Street. Members and guests, including Cora Phillips and Robert Berwing, attended a program with songs, recitations, dances, and musical solos. refreshments followed.

Odd Fellows Hall Resar East River Street Florence Resar Agnes Dunford Lillian Heimsach Cora Phillips Sharon Pa Order Robert Berwing Fern Gains Catherine Reed Dorothy Sharp Camilla Gains Margaret Read Ethel Read Mariam Jeeckson Rebekah Meldrum Betty Dornick Lang

Birthday Surprise at the Homestead School Party

Seventeen classmates and neighbors gathered for a birthday party with games and prizes for Fred Smith Richard Herman Jalowiec Bernard Lysasht and Ned Raltzil Billy received gifts from attendees. Late refreshments were served to Jacqueline Lou Bobby Nuhn and a list of guests including Jack Betty Lon Ronald Chapman Bernard Lysaght Thomas Gallo Ned Baltz Henry Strivens Richard Loomis Rich Pe Welter Ke Eugene Bor Billy Rab.

Fred Smith Richard Herman Jalowiec Bernard Lysasht Ned Raltzil Billy Jacqueline Lou Bobby Nuhn Jack Betty Lon Ronald Chapman Hernard Lysaght Thomas Gallo Ned Baltz Henry Strivens Richard Loomis Bernan J Tason Rich Pe Welter Eugene Bor Billy Rab

Past Presidents Club Dines, Plans September Roast

The Past Presidents' club of the Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans met yesterday at Mrs. Jennie Lent's East Avenue home for a tireen dinner. Eleven members attended the afternoon business meeting. A wreath of thanks went to Mrs. Mary Claysomb and Mrs. Jessie Contam. The next meeting is set for the first Thursday in September at Mrs. Nina Hiteman's Lake Avenue home with a wiener roast planned.

Club of the Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans Jennie Lent East Avenue Tireen Mary Claysomb Jessie Contam Nina Hiteman Lake Avenue

Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Beverly Vaughn Before Augual 3

Mary Neuman and family hosted a kitchen shower at 953 Avenue for Miss Beverly Vaughn who will wed James Neuman on August 3. A pink and green theme featured bunco with prizes awarded to Mrs. Lucilla Wiseman Miss Lote Kiefer and Beverly Vaughn. Ten refreshments were served from Elyria and Oberlin.

Mary Family Neuman Avenue Beverly Vaughn James Neuman Lucilla Wiseman Lote Kiefer Elyria Oberlin

Local personals note broad travels and visits

Mrs Grace Dwire cares for her mother at 106 Long ford avenue. Numerous entries list relatives and friends traveling or visiting from Elyria to Cleveland, Toronto, Portland and beyond, with many to Canada and Europe. Trips include trips to Paris, Quebec, Niagara Falls and Buffalo.

Club Meetings Reported By Calendar Comrade Group

Calendar Comraderie Club meets with Helen Koehn of Glenwood street BB. B. Club meets with Mrs Arthur Scrivens 633 East Broad Just As Eight club meets with Mrs Jes Kaufman 406 1 21 Middle avenue King Solomon's Lodge No 58 meets Captain P D Reefy Circle Ladies of G A R meets Knights of Columbus meet Elvira Assembly Rainbow for Girls has meeting Townsend Club No 1 meets in their club rooms at 67 percent com placeholder

Comraderie Club Helen Koehn Glenwood Street BB. B Arthur Scrivens East Broac Street Eight Jes. Kaufman Middle Avenue King Solomon's Lodge P. D. Reefy Knights of Columbus Elvrra Assembly Rainbow For Townsend Club

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Summary

Hospital admissions include Burg, John and Winifred Barnes, June Aller, Dorothy Schlitt, Mrs John Rainey, Mrs Cyril Breennock, Helen Veres, Ben and Jack Von Lake Ave, and R D No 8 E. Discharges list Richard Reinhardt, Andrew Lee, George William Spon, Clarence Woodings, Jané Brydon, Marilyn Sunagel, and Ashtabula.

Admissionburg Wes John Winifred Barnes West St June Aller Oxford Dorothy Schlitt Harvard Ave John Rainey Cyril Breennock Ben Jack Lake Ave Hélen Veres R. D Rchard Reinhardt Andrew Lee George William Sponseller Wellington Clarence Woodings Grafton Jané and Joan Brydon Kenyon Ct Marilyn Sunagel Ashtabula

75th Birthday Party for Mrs Annie Bruebler at Home

Mrs. Annie Bruebler of 111 Wighland Court celebrated her 75th birthday with a guest of honor gathering last evening at six. The home was decorated with flowers and two birthday cakes. Pink and yellow favors brightened the table as Mrs AM Smith, Mrs C R Hurd, and Mrs D T Johnson and families attended and gifted her with many presents from her children.

Annie Bruebler Wighland Court AM. P. Smith C. R. Hurd D. T. Johnson Bruehter

Picnic at Meyers Summer Home in Lorain

The American Home and Child Welfare Dept of the Elyria Woman's Club plans a picnic at Mrs. Leo Meyers's summer home, 2035 East Erie Ave, Lorain. The event is on Tuesday, August 11 at 12 39. Attendees are asked to bring their own tableware.

American Home and Child Welfare Dept Elyria Woman’s Club Leo Meyers East Erie Ave Lorain

Licenses Granted for Four Ohio Residents in Claim Proceeding

Four individuals were issued licenses in a local proceeding. George Solomon, 28, of Gary Indiana, and Anna Waters, 24, of Isia township near Bader Miller, Lorain, both unnamed tradespeople, along with Lillian Marie Kennedy, 28, of Lorain, a teacher, and another Lorain resident identified as an electrician.

George Solomon Gary Ind Anna Waters Isia Township Bader Miller Lorain Lillian Marie Kennedy

Social visits and club notes from Blaine Street to Phoenix

East Second street over the weekend featured Mr and Mrs Fred Atkinson and daughter Edna of Bristol Rhode Island visiting Charlan Sparks on Blaine Street. Rev and Mrs Leonardo Mercado and children Evelyn and Richard of Phoenix Arizona, after a three day stay with Dr and Mrs H K Finley of Denison Avenue, left yesterday for Michigan. Mr and Mrs Mercado are with the Mexican Gospel Mission in Phoenix. The article notes Mrs Wm Thompson was inadvertently omitted as a guest of Monopoly Club No 1 at their meeting yesterday.

Lexington Virginia H. W. Ingersoll Middle Avenue Leonard Brown Tulsa Oklahoma Lewis Brown Kenyon Avenue W. R. Augustine Robert Davis Lancaster Pennsylvania Augustine Julia Saywell Dorothy Saywell Princeton Avenue Quebec New Hampshire Elmer Teiche Robert Goacher Karl Lautenschleger Alma Richards Ohio State University Anna Monroe Elyrian la Jolla California la Jole Otlee George Zemba Weat Over Nue Cential College C. R. Stokley Oxford Avenue Mayer Janet and Harold, Jr Long Island Margaret Rusko Cleveland Street M. J. Fortman Adams Street Amherst Hospital A. E. Pomeroy Dorothy Bath Street Washington George Brownell Wmn. Humphrey Findlay Ohio Mise Lillian Davies Cleveland Fred Davies Fast Broad Street Ralph Whitney Columbus Elyria B. Atkinson H. K. Finley Toledo Finley Lewis Avenue Baptist Church F. A. Barr Chase Street George Llewellyn Lorain Niagara, Falls Buffalo New York William Strohmeier Rochester John Tarnen Fred Atkinson Edna Bristol Rhode Island Charlan Sparks Blaine Street Leonardo Mercado Evelyn Richard Phoenix Arizona H. KK. Finley Denison Avenue Michigan Mercado Wm. Thompson

Avon Lake Social Roundup Prominent Visitors

Avon Lake events note Miss Coletta Smith entertained Miss Gladys Miller of Oberlin. Cecil Thomas and Justin Smith of Washington, D. H. returned home after a week with college classmate Fred Lott Jr.

Avon Lake Coletta Smith Gladys Miller Oberlin Cecil Thomas Justin Smith Washington, D. H Fred Lott, Jr

Elyrians To Sing In Two Nations

The Elyrians a popular local quartet will sing tonight and Monday in two nations as part of a state program and an international program. They perform at Vermilion Regatta Monday representing the Kiwanis Club at a London Ontario international Kiwanis meeting with Sixth Ohio district guests. The group includes Harland Brown Alan Van Wormer Walter Smith and Bob Burns with Eugene St Marie as accompanist. Local Kiwanians will join others by car and special train crossing Lake Erie to London.

Eugene St. Marie London Lake Erie

Modern Appliances Transform Housekeeping Habits

An old fashioned kitchen routine is contrasted with modern appliances that simplify chores. The piece notes electric washing machines, dishwashers, ranges, electric lights, and a new under sink garbage disposal that eliminates the traditional kitchen pail and garbage can.

North Ridgeville Church Notes Aug

Sunday service at Congregational church featured missionary Dwight Nonaldson on furlough from Persia giving a work review. Pastor Rev. FE C Yaune noted former Sunday school pupil Dr. Donaldsen. Brief item also mentions Harry Hopp, Air Reserve Corps member, at the en- (incomplete)

North Ridgeville Aug Reh Dwight Nonaldson Persia Donaldsen FE. C. Yaune

Colorful Motif Stitchery Pattern for Fall Bedspreads

Pattern 5570 offers a transfer design for a fall themed bedspread using daisy and French knot stitches. Includes large ray motif, bolsters, corner motifs, and color guidance with material lists. Send 10 cents to Chronitie Telegram Household Arts Dept for pattern 5570 at 259 W 14th Street New York NY.

Chronitie-Telegram Household Arts Dept W. 14Th Street New York N.Y Household Arts

House Is Judged By Paint And Trim

Two finishing items determine a new house's quality in the eyes of the casual observer. If paint is smooth and trim is neatly joined the house appears well built. The article urges greatest care in finishing, noting trim and paint as decisive despite frame, insulation, wiring, and plumbing quality.

Hidden frame and visible stems shape a fine house

The writer urges complete inclusion of the hidden frame and all essential structure while insisting the two visible stems receive exceptional craftsmanship. Excellence in these elements will define the building’s character and quality.

Impartial camera captures sober proof in Pasadena incident

A motion picture camera and Kleig lights were used to document intoxicated driving. A police officer rode a bicycle into the glare, leading to complaints. The film provided clear evidence of his condition. In Toledo, firefighters found a sprinkler system extinguished a blaze at Allan National Co with only water damage totaling 3537.

Pasadena Cal Toledq A Ilan National Co

Fort Knox Campment Moves. Visitors Stroll Local Hearts

Betty Robinson of Pittsburgh visits grandmother Mrs. Charlotte Steinmetz in Louisville Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown visit former's Indiana parents. Miss Mabel Daniels of Philadelphia stays with Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Young for several weeks. Knights of St. John fish fry postponed to a later date.

Fort Knox Louisville Betty Robinson Pittsburgh Charlotte Steinmetz Charles Brown Indiana Mabel Daniels Philadelphia E. C. Young Knights of St. John

Draft Regulation Device Available

Automatic draft regulation devices are now available for masking in the smoke pipe of warm air furnaces, hot water, or steam boilers. They maintain an even draft for uniform fuel consumption and fuel savings. Most units use a counter balanced damper that opens when draft is excessive, passing air up the stack rather than through the combustion chamber, making them a prudent addition for automatic or hand fired heating plants.

Elyria Woman Injured Falling From Porch Steps

Mrs. John Rainey, 69, of 311 North Street, fell from her porch steps about 11:40 p m yesterday. She sustained a possible fractured nose and was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment.

John Rainey North Street

Gold search deepens on San Josh ranch finds 26 foot hole

J C Daniels reports four men digging on his California ranch after a gold search needle directed them downward. They have dug 26 feet so far and promise the rancher 23 percent of any discovered gold. He says he will not eject them.

San Josh Cal J. C. Danyels Pital

Canadian tax collections set new records in Ottawa

In Ottawa, Ontario, the first quarter of 1026 saw income tax receipts reach 366,123,762 dollars, marking a 41,800,900 dollar increase over the same period last year as the government marshals stronger revenue.

Ottawa

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