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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1932

Page

3

Gehl and McCoy Wed in Ripley New York

Edward Gehl and Nadine McCoy married in Ripley New York on Saturday August sixth at 11:50 a.m. by Reverend Bruce L Middaugh at the Methodist church parsonage. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Gehl of East River Street. bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs H H VanKueren of Amherst. Attendants were Mrs Cecil Perkins and Ira Perkins of Ashtabula Ohio. The bride wore blue flat crepe with white hat and gloves. corsage of white roses and white sweet peas. The Perkins wore peach flat crepe and corsage of yellow roses and sweet peas. The couple will make their home on Oxford Court.

Edward Gehl Nadine McCoy Ripley New York Bruce L. Mid‘ddugh Methodist Church Theodore Gehl Hast River Street H. H. VanKueren Amherst Cecil Perkins Ira Per Ashtabula Ohio J. L. Mathis Detroit Michigan Robert McDonald Middie Aryepave Elyria Memorial Hospital C. J. Whidden Park Avenue East Shore Lorain A. N. Lyberger Robson Court Neapolis Lyberger Charles Erber Cleveland Ernie Erber Charles Ct Elaine Stileenbauer Clara Atherton St. Mildred’s Rectory Somerset Kentucky L. F. Krueger Lois ‘Ftiwald Miss Stang Millersburg Kathryn Troxel New York City Harry W. Mosely Louise Massey Adele Nowlin Parma Dolores Perkins Lodi Street Wilfrid Bowdler Niagara Falls Lillian Eldred J. R. Mueller Pearl Street Harry W. Mose

Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles to attend Detroit Grand Aerie Convention

The Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles plans to travel Wednesday to Detroit Michigan for the Grand Aerie convention. The Drill Team will appear in the Grand Parade and compete in special drills. Last year in Toledo the Auxiliary won the Grand Prize and hopes to repeat. A twenty member group led by Captain Leona Schmidt will accompany, wearing red capes with blue trim white satin skirts white hose blue shoes and red white and blue caps.

Eagles Detroit Michigan Toledo Ohio Leona Schmidt

Hadaway family marks fourteenth reunion at Beaver Park

At the fourteenth Hadaway reunion in Beaver Park sixty three members attended with a brief meeting electing Oliver Hadanas president Mrs Leonard Smith secretary treasurer and Leonard Smith sports director For next year attendees hailed from Cleveland Akron North Lima and Elyria Other listed residents include Walter McGill Josephine Cannone and Edith Schenk among several families Also noted is a forthcoming engagement Emma Dostall to Frank Schoditsch with a wedding date not yet set Circle 2 St Pauls church hosts an ice cream social lingering in the notice tag.

Hadaway Beaver Park Oliver Hadanas Leonard, Smith Leonard Smith Cleveland Akron North Lima Elyria G. A. Dostall Amherst Emma Dostall Frank Schoditsch John Sehoditsch South Middle Avenus

Hospital Notes and Local Social Highlights

Admissions list names residents and addresses in Geneva Cleve liana Heights Lodi Eastern Heights Boulevard West Broad street Olive street West avenue Cornell avenue Lakewood Avon Lake Park hosts the tenth Boylan family reunion with officers elected and a noon dinner. Birthday party for Gloria Ann Blinzley at 537 West Broad street with Cascade Park outing and gifts. Business Women’s Club excursion to Vermilion River cottage for hamburgerye and campfire songs. Rev Billy Sunday to speak at Lakeside auditorium on August 11. King Solomons Lodge holds brief business session. Colonial Club picnic at Mrs J A Guthrie’s lake home followed by five hundred games.

Angela Koschar Geneva Ross Myers Cleveliana Heights Jack Greer Lodi Harry Smith Broad Street Robert McDonald Middle Avenue Josephine Hines Eastern Heights Boulevard Jerry Kraft John Dakenyi West Avenue Hattie Curtis Olive Street Doris Diamond Corinne Brown Cornell Avenue Joyce Dudach W. Broad Street Barbara Cromling Lake Avenue Vaneil Myers Gratton Arthur Beerbower Lakewood Lodi Street Gloria Ann Blinzley West Broad Street Colonial Club Monday Colonial Club J. A. Guthrie

Reverend Burner Officiated Funeral in Warren Ohio City

Reverend William Burner from Warren Ohio officiated the funeral of George Ingersoll of Lake avenue yesterday. Mr and Mrs Hamilton of Delaware Ontario spent the day with their daughter Mrs Donald Hecock of Lake avenue. Miss Lura Hamilton returns home with her parents Roscoe Schwan of Loudonville visiting sister Mrs Arthur Perkins of East Broad street. Mr and Mrs H G Seeley and

William Burner Warren Olto George Ingersoll Lake Avenue Hamilton Delaware Onto Donald Hecock Lura Hamilton Roscoe Schwan Loudenville Arthur Perkins East Broad Street H. G. Seeley

Woman's progress chronicled for Century of Progress

Inez Haynes Irwin named by the National Council of Women to write a history of women and women's organizations over the past hundred years. The work, approved by an executive committee from 29 organizations with five million members, will appear in connection with Chicago's Century of Progress Exposition.

Inez Haynes Irwin Authors’ League of America

Daughters Entering Taxation in Michigan and Local Visits

Residents and visitors are noted across Elyria as two daughters prepare to attend a taxcation in Michigan. Mrs. Georgia Phipps returns to Andover Ohio after visiting relatives here. Several families travel to Detroit and Chicago for conventions, vacations, or visits to relatives, including trips to Vineyard Lake Michigan and Lake Erie shores. Multiple households report returns from trips to Canada, Pennsylvania, and nearby Ohio towns.

Opponents Say Forged Helene Madison Olympic Record

In Los Angeles Aug 9 Helene Madison wins the 100 meter freestyle, but opponents Den Ouden Saville and McKim claim they pushed her to the record. Madison credits them, noting she set a new Olympic mark of 1 6.3 seconds and plans a Los Angeles vacation before deciding next year. Den Ouden, 14, returns to Nottersdam to continue studies after her second place in Os m p ie Games. Saville retires from swimming to marry, while McKim plans to return to Panama.

Los Angeles Helene Madison Willy den Ouder Holland Eleanor Saville San Francisco Jo McKim Panama Helene New York Willy den Ouden Nottersdam Helland Eleanor Sabile Tre Josephine McKim United States

Carlisle to Get Fire Reporting Instructions

Carlisle Township residents will receive cards detailing information to provide when reporting a fire. The distribution follows negotiations that conclude an agreement for city fire protection. Key trustees driving the deal include Frank Rahl, Walter Hadawar, and Carlisle Township Trustee Charles Williams.

Carlisle Township Charmes Williams Mr. Williams Frank Rahl Walter Hadawar

City residents plan varied travels this week

Louise Musser of New York City will search later this week on a cruise to Cuba. Naomi Bach of Amherst is spending two weeks visiting friends in this city.

Ley Louise Musser New York City Cuba Naomi Bach Amherst

Paris fashion: Patou Dia bolique chic and Vionnet evening wear

Paris fashions feature Patou’s Dia bolique ensemble mixing a red leather belt red and silver ornament with a detachable jacket for formal or plain looks. A two two inch front tab jacket closure and scalloped edges define the chic, while Vionnet offers a black chiffon gown with pink chiffon lining and satin blouse embellishment for afternoon to evening wear.

Paris Patou

Dreamland Plans Comedy Show For Garden Jar Drive

Dreamland theater will stage a special all comedy show at 10 50 a m Saturday August 13 to provide jars for canning surplus produce from the city 400 municipal gardens. Admission is one Mason fruit jar with adults and children admitted alike. The event is a charity and donations of more than one jar are appreciated.

Dreamland Theater Management

Elks to Stage Tourney Final at Spring Valley Club

The Elyria Elks golf finals cap the second annual tournament and fourth meet of the contest tomorrow at Spring Valley Country Club. Play begins at 1 pm with dinner after and a grand drawing for a new automobile plus 100 prizes donated by Elyria businessmen. Committee: Jim Armitage chair, O J Shafer, I N Eidt, Frank Ellenberger, J M Marshall, F E Pierce.

Elyria Elks Spring Valley Country Club Elks Elyrian Jim Armitage O. J. Shafer I. N. Eidt Frank Ellenberger J. M Marshall F. E. Pierce

Rabbit Club Chooses Team and Host for August Dinner

The Carlisle 4-H Rabbit Club elected Maurice Hills, Allen Harrison, and Owen Harrison to a scoring team at its meeting held at James Hurlbut’s Oberlin road home. Billy Feron was chosen as delegate to the Oberlin Health meeting. Advisor Alfred Emery checked the record books while games and a wiener roast offered diversions. George Sears of Fuller road will host the club on August 22.

Maurice Hills Allen Owen Harrison Carlisle James Hurlbut Oberlin Road Billy Feron Oberlin Alfred Emery George Sears Fuller Road

City Employees Picnic Planned at Vermilion on the Lake

City workers plan a August 20 picnic at Vermilion on the Lake with a full afternoon and evening of games contests and diversions. Twelve committees coordinate events from finance to lifeguards and policing with Dan Symons and street commissioner Ike Hastings named to committees to ensure smooth operation.

Vermilion-on-the-Lake Dan Symons L. A Ike” Hastings

Clevelander Fined on Liquor Charge

Edward Lane of Cleveland was fined one hundred dollars and costs for transporting liquor after arraignment before Justice Walter H Watts in Mayor Van Oster's absence. Lane’s car search on Oberlin road yielded a gallon jug of liquor and eight cases of empty bottles. William Tray, accompanying Lane, was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication.

Edward Lane Cleveland Walter H. Watts W. H. van Oster Lane Oberlin Road William Tray

Grand Jury Calls Special Session For August 12

Grand jurors will be convened for a one day special session on August 12 instead of August 16. Assistant Prosecutor John Harding said about 12 cases will be considered and the session will likely last one day.

Festerday John Harding

Bee keepers tour three Ohio counties for association meet

About 90 bee keepers and their families left Delphos to tour Van Wert Paulding and Defiance counties as part of the Ohio Beekeepers Association summer field meet. They were to assemble at Holgate for an art session. Virgil Argo W H Dunham of Ohio State University and E R Root of Medina spoke yesterday.

Delphos van Wert Paulding Defiance Apiaries Ohio Beekeepers Association Holgate Virgil Argo W. H. Dunham Ohio State University E. R. Root Medina

Defiance man arrested for stealing flour

Clarence F. Thies, 20, of Defiance is jailed after pleading guilty to stealing 175 pounds of flour from a box car on a B and O railroad siding. Police Chief Karl A. Weaner reports finding several sacks of Red Cross flour in Thies home.

Defiance Clarence F. Thies Karl A. Weaner Red Cross Thies

Hysterical and nervous disorders in the Middle Ages

The passage notes that hysterical and nervous disorders were contagious in medieval times, spreading through groups of mentally unstable people exposed to severe misery, sickness, brutality, and crime. It conveys a view of widespread fear and poor conditions shaping mental distress.

Cutting Light Bills By Tapping Meters Warned

Napoleon A C August 9 The water works department says some consumers reduced electric light bills by tapping wires under meters. In the last month four consumers were caught as department workers uncovered tapped wires. Cincinnati Ohio August 9 A three year old boy Jack Jacobs Norwood shot himself with a popgun found under a neighbor's pillow. The neighbor, hearing a shot, found the boy dead.

Napoleon, C Water Works Department Cincinnati Jack Jacobs Lee Jacobs Norwood

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Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society Oliver Miller Longford Avenue Knights of &J. John K. of C Truth United Presbyterian Church Bessie Paton Parkview Court Daughters of Union Veterans Martha Straw West Street Conrad Rhinehart Elyria Lodge I C. F. American Legion Frank& Harmon Lodge Beagles Auxiliary Walter McGill Josephine Cannone Edward C. Reinker Lina Block Eyler Tonn cc. Fulton Edith M. Schenk Hallock Robert M. Estrich Columbus Helen E. Watts Wellington St. Paul's Church The Children’s Second Street T. J. Hutchings Boylan Avon Lake Park Business and Professional Women’s Club Claire Reynold Vermilion River Birmingham Camny Elstia Billy ATF Lakeside W. A King Solomons Lodge Broad St Georgia Phipps Andover A. Dixon Genevieve Dixon L. Fisk Princeton Avenue Champaign Hlimeis James Fisk Chicago Bertha Lyberger Eagles Auxiliary Mesdames Stella Landers Martha Wirth Flossie Masser Emma Warman W. D. Huffman Detroi Fred A Barr Chase Street Mercer Lard Greenville Pennsylvania H. W. Marriman Vineyard Lake Stevenson T. C. Robbins Alger Road East Avenue David Gauss S. Stevenson Maud and Beryl Jessie Allyn Stevensson Frank Rudolf Canada Lynne Paty S. H. McCarthy Bedford Paty E. L. Rice Aberlin Road Rice James Richard Mathis Cash Villa Ross Mylers Cleveland Heights Will Murray East St Louis Joseph Conrad the Brown Company Printers - Paper Merchants Elyria, Ohio Gloria Stuart Gloria Rabbit Club Clevelander Blue Bird Court Street Gabrileen Frederics Eugene Kewpee Amazon Vienna Federal Page Exmple Beauty Shop Masonic Temple T. F. Cushing Lorain County Bank Building Schwind Picture Store West Second Street Leia Red Arrow East Ave O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co Phon Airyle Beauty Sound Trust Crandall’s Drug Store Middle Ave
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