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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1937

Page

9

Dorothy Funk-4416 Bride Set for September Fourth

Bond street hosts announce the marriage of Ruth Nierman to Oscar Jaroch with a Grace Lutheran church ceremony planned. Inter Se Club held a bridge party with prizes to Miss Florence Golde Mrs. Lillian Vought and Mrs. Ruth Johnson as guests enjoyed garden bouquets a candle lit salad course and reveal of the September fourth date.

Ruth Nierman Oscar Jaroch F. E. Nierman Bondstreet Ruth Selman Ohio Street Inter Se Club Florence Golde Lillian Vought Ruth Johnson Grace Lutherans Church

Miscellaneous showers honor upcoming weddings in Elyria

Mrs. Joan Trombetta and Mrs. Steve Polimene hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Polimene with bingo, bunco, and a luncheon in green and white. Prizes went to several guests, and gifts followed. Additional club events included a Ted Taylor house meeting with a beach party planned for August 26 at Beaver Park and a bridal honor for Elsie Wilmot.

Joan Trombetta Eirhteenth Street Steve Polimene Baguieenty Kaminski Meo Boyson Schumar Curcillo Naro Polen Criciglano Trupo Delsanti Retundo Larizza Petar Paonessa Frank Paonesna Frank DeFazio Frank Luppiko Ann Angelo Polimene Elyria Cisco Camera Trifiletti Lorain

Keen Kutters Visit Lakeview Park Summer Meet

Yesterday the Keen Kutters traveled to Lakeview Park for a noon gathering hosted by Mrs. Dora Swee sex who fried hamburgers for all. Mrs. Evelyn Smith led devotions at the brief meeting. Mrs. Clara Behnke won a special prize. The Peanut sisters exchanged gifts before adjournment. Mrs. Clara Farmer will entertain at Cascade Park two weeks from now on August 26 for another summer activity.

Keen Kutters Lakeview Park Dora Sweesex Evelyn Smith Clara Behnke Peanut Sisters Clara Farmer Cascade Park

Shower honors Beverly Laundon before August wedding

Beverly Laundon, soon to wed Harold Dickens on August 25, was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Jane Crowe and Bettye Karlow at Karlow’s East Avenue home. Guests played bridge and banco with prizes awarded to Nettie Laundon and Verne Peters. Henry Dickens won banco. A salad course was served amid pale flowers, balloons, and clever verses revealing the gifts.

Beverly Laundon Harold Dickens Jane Crowe Bettye Karlow East Avenue Bridge Banco Nettie Laundon Verne Peters Abs Henry Dickens

Local licenses listed for Carlisle and Elyria residents

Glenn E McMullen 51 Carlisle township store keeper and Ella Mae Morse 28 113 Hillsdale court Elyria. George Jones 41 Cleveland gardener and Myrtle Mason 31 of 1652 West avenue Elyria. Charles Granel 37 Cleveland truck driver and Pearl Seelit 38 of 316 Cleveland street Elyria.

Glenn E. McMullen Carlisle Township Ella Mae Morse Hillsdale Court Elyria George Jones Cleveland Gardner Myrtle Mason West Avenue Charles Granel Pearl Seelit Cleveland Street

Local clubs host gatherings from gardens to picnics

Colonial Club members dine at Mrs Beebe s home on Fourth Street. G A R Ladies circle holds picnic supper at Lakeview Park on Monday August 16. Elyria and Columbia Center Garden Clubs share an illustrated lecture by Dean Alfred Vivian August 17 at town hall. A B C Church class plans a tureen wiener roast at Haglund home Saturday at 6. Tri-Sizma sorority entertained Miss Helen Finegan s home with games and luncheon. next meet August 26. Happy Pinochle Club hosted by Mrs Hansman with prizes, lunch served, next meet August 19 at Mrs Schueneman s Lake Avenue home. Fai Com Club dines at Miss Friedenstine s Murray Ridge. next meeting September 9 at Mr and Mrs Meng s Harvard Avenue.

Colonial Club Artemas Beebe Kries Fourth Street West Avenue P. D. Reefy Lakeview Park Garden Club of Columbia Center Elyria Garden Club Dean Alfred Vivian Ohio State University Columbia A. B.C Church of Christ Haglund Gulf Road Tri-Sizma Sorority Helen Finegan Howe Street Jerry Feron Jo Kubiak Ninth Street E. H. Hansman Furnace Street Fai-Com Club Jean Friedenstine Murray Ridge Migs Ruth McGinnnis Frederick Meng J. D. Funk Arlen Harvard Avenue

Entertain E W U Circle Plans August Event at Home

Mrs H Gheenich hosted eighteen members of Circle No 1 of St Pauls church on Roosevelt Avenue. Devotions were led by Mrs Iva Simmons before the business session which planned the Evangelical Women's Union event on August 28. The meeting adjourned after a salad course to reconvene August 26 with Mrs Louis Priel on Furnace Street.

H. Gheenich Circle No. 1 St. Pauls Church Roosevelt Avenue Iva Simmons Evangelical Women's Union Louis Priel Furnace Street

Community Club and Society Notes From Local Calendar

Tonight hosts Salose club with Myrtle Bailey in South Amherst. Daughters of America gather. Win One club meets Betty Opner at 1024 West Avenue. Northwest Encampment No LSS meets in IOOF hall Rollin EB. Hinkson Post 3341 VFW meets. Six guests join seven members of Circle No 4 at St Pauls Evangelical at Mrs QO Schrader’s Marseilles Ave home. Guests include Mrs Fred Schrader Mrs Alfred Emery and son Merle Mrs George Yay and daughter Mary Lou and Mrs Charles Prout. Hostess served salad then adjourned to meet August 26 at a to be announced location. Eighteen Division A of Second Congregational Church gathered at Mrs H D Shock’s West River St home for social evening with tea served by Mrs Ruth Croft. Next meeting for Sept 1 at Mrs Edna Woodcock’s Lake Ave. Plans for bingo on Aug 26 by Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans in Woodman hall. Prize won by Mrs Jeanette Arnold. Meeting to be held Sept 9.

Salose Club Myrtle Bailey South Amherst Daughters of America Betty Opner West Avenue Northwest Encampment No LSS I. O. O. F. Hall Rollin EB. Hinkson V. FL W Circle No. 4 St. Paul's Evangelical Church QO. Schrader Marseilles Avenue William Holdy Fred Schrader Alfred Emery Merle George Yay Mary Lou Charles Prout Division A Second Congregational Church H. D. Shock West River Street Sons of Union Veterans Woodman Hall Jeanette Arnold Silver Slipper Club Frank J. Rabotina Second Street Lorain Maurice Kritzell G. G. Humphrey Frank Steele George Henry Oakdale Avenue

Culture Club Meets At Lake Shore Camp

Mrs. E. A. Hubdpara entertained fifteen members and guests of the Culture Club yesterday at her summer home at the 103rd C. V. I. Camp on the lake shore. A tureen luncheon was served and an informal afternoon spent. The club will resume meetings on September 23 when Mrs. H. C. Wilcox will entertain on East Avenue.

E. A. Hubdpara Culture Club Lake Shore H. C. Wilcox East Avenue

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Mrs. Thomas Koval esky of Bond Street, Mrs. Garlie Hale of Lorain, Marilyn Teabeds of St. D No. 2, Helen Zerol of Park Place, Mrs. Lucen Taylor of Middle Avenue, Ed win and Thomas Haywood of Pasadena, and William and Robert Ternes of R D No. 1. Discharges include Mrs. Arthur Bowman and baby boy of LaGrange, Mrs. Birdie Wood of R D No. 3, Emma Gehl of 217 E 9th, Robert and William Ternes of R D No. 1, Lawrence Clark of Amherst, Bernard McLanaghlin of 118 Fairlawn Crank, Dallas R D No. 3, Julius Rakes of 613 West Third, John DePue of Mansfield, Robert Ronhour of A470 Lodi, Wilbur Krueger of Ridgeville, Robert Worcester of Chestnut Ridge Road, and Frederick Conrad of 215 Cornell.

Thomas Kovalesky Bond Street Garlie Hale Lorain Marilyn Teabeds St. D Helen Zerol Park Place Lucen Taylor Middle Avenue Edwin and Thomas Haywood Pasadena William Robert Ternes R. D Arthur Bowman LaGrange Birdie Wood Emma Gehl Robert and William’ Ternes Lawrence Clark Amherst Bernard McLanaghlin Fairlawn Dallas Julius Rbakes West Third John de Pue Mansfield Robert Roncour Lodi Wilbur Krueger Ridgeville Robert Worcester Chestnut Ridge Road Frederick Conrad Cornell

Local Personal Notices Share Travel and Family News

A long list of neighborhood personal items reports travel plans and visits. Mr. and Mrs. James Gallagher and their sons head to Ionia Michigan for ten days to visit relatives. Several couples plan motor trips through the east and Midwest. Others note visits to Buffalo Detroit St Louis and Lake Erie and a youth earning military honors and preparing to enter Northwestern University. A birth is announced at Elyria Memorial Hospital and a bicycle accident victim shows improvement.

James T. Gallagher Thomas James West Ave Ionia Michigan Stanford Ave Moody Cottage Lake Erie Ave C. J. Miller Kenyon Avenue Dearborn Agatha Felka Robert Strand Herbert Strand Park Avenue Culver Military School Strand Elyria High School Northwestern University T. T. Ellett F. A. Jenkins Norwalk Stewart Archambeau Erie Street E. T. Fly E. A. Horace East Broad Street Joe Noveske Homer Street Boston Massachusetts Joseph Balback Lilian Balback Buffalo New York A. D George Bradley Harvard Ave T. C. Whitmore Harvard Avenue Erving Plain Middle Ave H. C. Reinhardt West Bridge Street Jimmy Robinson West National Parks The Dakotas Joseph M. Skinner Flora Toronto Ontario John Gray Laundon Court Max Chapman Detroit Eric Chapman Walled Lake Wilma Jane Neufer P. L. Boz Durkee Road Elyria Memorial Hospital J. L. Peters Alice Gaston Tawns Bay H. B. Smith Elizabeth “Bainbridge North Olmsted Great Lakes Great Lakes Exposition William Krieg Weat Avenue Middle Avenue L. J. Barnhart Wooster Street

Hostess Circle Four Meeting At St Peter Church

Nice August gathering of Circle Four of the Woman's Union of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed church hosted by Mrs. Elaie Whiton. Afternoon business session included singing presided by Mrs. William Barris with devo tions led by Mrs. Finie Whiton. Plans were made for September at Mrs. John Wurmneat’s home on S Main Street with Mrs. Anna Schmaiuch assisting. Entertainment by Ringo and Pick-up-Stix honored Mrs. W Marshall and Mrs. A C Kreeger. Refreshments were served to a list of members and guests.

Amherst Nice Mervin Schubert Edison Highway Circle Four Woman's Union of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church Eveats Elaie Whiton William Barris Devaniona Finie | Whiton Plank John Wurmneat S. Mainstreet Anna Schmaiuch Ringo W. ¥. Marshall A. C. Kreeger Suesto Carl Berg Harold Berg Carol Fd. Brucker V. Marshall L. Roemer Dorothy Brucker Vera Mae Schubert

Circle Three Hosts St Ann’s Society Members

Circle Three of St Ann’s Society at St Joseph Catholic church gathered with Mrs J H Strohmeier hosting on Washington Avenue. Pinochie won high honors with Olivia Wie gand second, followed by refreshments. Next meeting place to be announced in two weeks. Funeral rites for Mrs Mettie Norton held at Methodist church with Rev Eastman officiating. burial plans noted after two week trip to Washington and New York City.

Circle Three St. Ann's Society St. Joseph Catholic Church J. H. Strohmeier Washington Aveniue Olivia Wiegand William Gillis Mettie Norton Methodist Church F. EB. Eastman Wakeman Washington, D. C New York City

Birthday Honoree Joan Schoenherr Entertained at Grandparents Home

Mrs Edwin Schoenherr hosted Joan Schoenherr's fourth birthday yesterday at the grandparents George and LaPorte home. Guests enjoyed games and a birthday cake centerpiece while receiving cards and gifts from attendees including Nancy fling Eileen Baxter Janet Kenneth and others.

Edwin Schoenherr Joan George Goodyear LaPorte F. Fling Nancy Eileen Baxter Archia Welton Janet Kenneth

Noon Day Club Meets at Beaver Park and Local Notices

The Noon Day Club met at Beaver Park with Dr. W G Schaeffer hosting. Seventeen members were served dinner. Plans were made to meet at Conrad Zilch’s on Park Avenue with hospital auxiliary providing dinner. Church and community notices include St Peter Evangelical and Reformed, First Evangelical, and Congregational services and school times. A delegation from Foursquare Church will attend evangelistic services in Akron led by Rev and Mrs Larson. Individuals travel updates and local visits are noted.

Beaver Park W. G. Schaeffer Conrad Zilch Park Avenue Hospital Auxillary St. Peta’s Church Tenney Avenue Foursquare Church Akron Larson

Methodist and St Joseph R C Church Services Schedule

The Methodist Church lists Rev B H Ryan as pastor with Church School at 11 00 and Worship led by L As Obitts Elyria at St Joseph R C Church Rev James Smith pastor Low Mass 730 Sodality Teckawitha choir taking communion 930 High Mass Foursquare Church led by Rev and Mrs R Barber co pastors 915 Church School 1030 Worship 730 Evangelistic service The text also notes a cultural reflection on civilization and environment.

St. Paul Lutheran Church R. CG. Bosse Methodist Church B. H. Ryan Elyria St. Joseph R. C James Smith Sodality and Teckawitha Choir Tsking Communion Foursquare Church R. Barber

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dorothy Funk Ella Morse Glenn McMullen Maxine Miller Howard Miller Lawrence Boughton Miss Morse Ted Taylor Reginald Fawkes Marguerite Smith Miss Smith Elsie Wilmot Paul Weisbrod Cascade Street Hamburg Fry First Ward Henry Sassmanhausen Batiste Gontis Ethel's Court Street Acme Happy Pinochle Club E.W.U Brenner Brenner’s Thrift Neevee Money Bow Au Broadway Gould Biss Vistar Co B. A. Jenne Church St Loyal Workera Clase Myrtle Mae Rosetta Hill Beacon Light St. Paul's Church Ruth Blakesly Woodlawn Cemetery John Neuschle Franklin Avenue FE. Keister and Son Wisconsin Canada J. Meng Marion Neva Barris Doris Cannell L. Reichert Norma Reichert St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church CC. E. Schmidt First Evangelical Church M. A. Hayes Congregational Church T. J. Williams John Lersch Co Ceylon Genuin Ceyton John Lersch
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