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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1936

Page

16

Bridal shower honors Florence Browning before August wedding

Florence Browning was honored at a bridal shower hosted by her sister Ingred Eggers. Twenty guests from Cleveland Vermilion-on-the-Lake and Blyria attended bingo with prizes to Mrs Morris Thatcher Mrs Frank Westcott and Mrs John Litz. The bride-to-be Miss Browning will wed Elwood Pierce on August 15.

Florence Browning Elwood Pierce Shower Ingred Eggers Vuela Puau Bingo Cleveland Vermilion-on-the-Lake Blyria Morris Thatcher Frank Westcott John Litz Miss Browning Hans Eggers Arthur Pierce Indian Hollow Road

Local personals wrap with broad regional travel notes

A wave of Elyria and nearby area notices lists residents visiting relatives and taking trips. Names include Clarice Lehnis in Cincinnati with Geraldine Rigo in Harvard Avenue, J C Bins headed to Cape Cod, and many others vacationing in Michigan, Ohio, and Massachusetts. A Cedar Point trip, YWCA secretary Ona V Holly, and expositions at Cleveland are noted among multiple visits and small gatherings.

Mise Clarice Lehnis Cincinnati Ohio Geraldine Rigo Harvard Avenue

Cleveland Guests Daughters of Sahara Meet at Fair Street Home

The Cleveland guests Daughters of Sahara gathered at Mrs. Sam Avery's Fair Street home with two visitors from Cleveland, Mrs Lulu Ross and Mrs May Fletcher. An inquiry was made to attend the Sahara order’s Lakewood institution in September. Plans were set for a bingo party after the next meeting at Mrs. Ethel Sparks 318 East Bridge Street on September 10. Mrs Fletcher installed the new Queen, Mrs Elizabeth Avery.

Daughters of Sahara Sam Avery Fairstown Avenue Cleveland Lulu Ross Supreme Junior Envoy May Fletcher Ambassaasror Lakewood Ethel Sparks East Bridge Street Fletcher Elizabeth Avery

Miss Jacqueline Green and Howard Wendell at Playhouse dinner

Miss Jacqueline Green and Howard Wendell were guests at a Dutch treat dinner hosted by Mrs. Leon Selman on Ohio Street. Twelve were present. They will join the Cleveland Playhouse student group on September 14 after two years with the Playmakers, and friends congratulate them on their progress.

Jacqueline Green Howard Wendell Leon Selman Ohio Street Miss Green Wendell Cleveland Playhouse

Mrs Sasse Hosts Circle Four At Fourth Street Home

Circle No. 4 of St Pauls church, hosted by Mrs Fred Sasse on Fourth street, entertained thirteen members and three guests yesterday afternoon. Mrs M Lyndon led devotions as plans were made for next Thursday when the circle will host the E W U meeting. A refreshment course followed the business session. The next gathering will be in two weeks at Mrs C Schultz on Hast River street.

St. Paul’s Church Fred Sasse Fourth Street M. Lyndon C. Schultz Hast River Street

Fat Com Club Hosts Avon Power Plant Tour

President Cecil Garrett of Fat Com Club hosted a two hour tour of the Avon Power Plant last night. At nine o clock the members enjoyed a steak fry on Sheffield Lake beach. The September meeting will be hosted by Mr and Mrs J D Funk at their Edison Highway home.

Cecil Garrett Fat Com Club Avon Sheffield Lake Sptembers J. D Funk Edison Highway

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed for Amherst Lorain

The notice lists patients admitted and discharged from area hospitals including Adolph Kolovich Amherst Mrs Thomas Stringer 100 Second Street Carl Dropge Brunswick Charles Magy Graf ton Robert Heilman 116 Eastern Hrs Blvd Mrs Norman Panck Cleveland Jeanette Justin Oberlin Discharges Nola Peasley Vermilion Donald Millard R D No Mrs Walter Welburn baby 1 2 West Avenue Mrs Luella Lamberson Wellington Mary Ciazynski Wellington Erwin Ham Amherst Joan Beltz 244 Hamilton Street Maurice Boylan 220 15th Street Mrs Russell Sage 107 W Bridge. G S Leaders guests Elyria Girl Scout Leaders Lorain leaders host Camp ss See Kes. Forty Girl Scouts third period Lorain Camp present campfire songs firefighting ceremony Indian play Little Scarface. Refreshments served at Mess Hall by Marione Willis and Camp Counselors. Elyria leaders in abundance Mrs Gier Schoemaker Miss Dorothy Batt er Mrs Dewey Hull Mrs Arthur Richwine Mrs Paul Roig.

Adolph Kolovich Amherst Thomas Stringer Second Street Carl Dropge Brunswick Charles Magy Grafton Robert Heilman Eastern Norman Panck Cleveland Jeanette Justin Oberlin Nola Peasley Donald Millard R. D. No Walter Welburn West Avenue Luella Lamberson Wellington Mary Ciazynski Erwin Ham Joan Beltz Hamilton Street Maurice Boylan 15Th Street Russell Sage W. Bridge A G.S Elyria Lorain Marione Willis Dorothy Bartter Dewey Hull Arthur Richwine Paul Roig

Bunco Night Hosted by Miss LaVonne Yancer at Dewey Avenue

The H. H. L. Club met Thursday at Miss LaVonne Yancer’s Dewey Avenue home with Bunco as the entertainment. Prizes went to Betty Bahn, Mrs. Tres Schmauch, and Hilda Schuster. A salad course followed, served by the hostess and her mother Mrs. Yaneer. In two weeks Miss Arlene Bushwell will host at her Elizabeth Court home.

H. H. L. Club LaVonne Yancer Dewey Avenue Bunco Betty Bahn Tres Schmauch Hilda Schuster Mrs. Yaneer Arlene Bushwell Elizabeth Court

Mrs Gus Quade Hosts Circle Meeting at Olive Street

With the chairman absent, Mrs. Gus Quade presided as vice president and led the devotional service for Circle 1 of St Pauls Church at her home 307 Olive Street. A brief business session followed and refreshments were served. In two weeks Mrs Fred Raester, Circle chair, will host at her LodI street home.

Circle 1 St Paul's Church Gus Quade Olive Street Fred Raester Circle

Mrs Brown Hosts Sewing Club Gathering

Mrs Harvey Brown of Lake Avenue hosted members of the Major Woodworth Auxiliary Sewing Club yesterday afternoon. The group sewed and socialized, planning to meet next month at Mrs D C Kothe’s Furnace Street home.

Harvey Brown Lake Avenue

Lorain Residents Granted Licenses In Brief List

A brief notice lists license holders from Lorain including Flassan E Braim 41 and Helen Marie Rahold 38 both from Lorain along with Harry W Braund 25 machinist and Helen C Golab 28 from Lorain.

Flassan E. Braim Lorain Helen Marie Rahold Harry W Braund Helen C. Golab

Community Meetings And Social At Local Halls

Tonight Northwest Encampment and Daughters of America hold sessions in I O O F Hall and Woodman Hall. Beacon Light Class of St Pauls Church hosted a steak fry at Century Park with four guests. upcoming hostess announced. Pythian Sisters met with good attendance. birthday committee served ice cream and cake. next meeting in two weeks.

Northwest I. O. O. F. Hall Daughters of America Rollin E H. Hinkson Woodman Hall Beacon Light St. Paul's Church Century Park Mrs. Anthony Marian Anthony Maxine Fichtner Miss Brown Thursda Laura Barton

Bridge Club Meets and House Party Summary

The Friday Evening Bridge club gathered at Mrs. Rowland Morris’s home for a party honoring Mrs. Louise Keller on her August 9 birthday. Nine members attended and a gift was given. refreshments followed the bridge game. Also noted are visits and travels of local residents and a poultry market ad at Hart’s Poultry Market.

Bridge Club Rowland Morris Louise Keller Keller

Oberlin Couple Mark 6th Anniversary Today

Oberlin couple marks their sixth anniversary today after returning from Detroit where she had been guest of Mr and Mrs Samuelson for five weeks. Local brief items recount visits by families including the Warners and Senning relatives, plus a Markley 4-H club game against Amherst and a Crystal Beach picnic.

Detroit Ma. Samuelson A. C. Warner H. D. Worcester C. 7. Senning and Family Oberlin

Papworths Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Oberlin

Mr and Mrs John Papworth of Oberlin mark fifty years of marriage after exchanging vows on August 14 1866 at the bride’s parents farm near Oberlin. The couple age 81 and 70 with four children plan to celebrate with relatives including guests from Ont Canada and Ohio towns. Other notes mention visits and local family updates along with a discussion on dairy barn modernization and ventilation.

John Papworth Oberlin Papworth Obertin

Sheffield Lake Garden Party Highlights Social Club Event

The Sheffield Lake Social Club hosted its second annual Garden party at Mrs. Ted Morgan’s home in Lake Hurst. Committee members included Mrs Edward Freischlar Mrs James Brush Mrs Clifford Howells and Mrs Frank Young. The event paused for wedding notices for Miss Marietta Ferner and Francis Griffor who were read for the first time at St Theresa’s Church.

Sheffield Lake Social Club Ted Morgan Lakehurst Edward Freischlar James Brush Clifford Howells Frank Young St. Theresa's Church Marietta Ferner John Ferner Lake Road Sheffield Lake Village Francis Criffor

Hoag Daughter Admitted For Tonsil Operation At Memorial

Pa Sunday Marilow Hoag daughter of Mr and Mrs E Hoagh of Ahber road was admitted to Memorial Hospital for a tonsil operation. Monday Mr and Mrs Frank Perry spent several days last week with their daughter Mrs Clarence Smyth and family of Gulf road and attended the Home Coming at Of sted Falls. Saturday and Sunday afternoon

Marilow Hoag E. Hoagh Ahber Road Memorial Hospital Frank Perry Clarence Smyth Gulf Road Ofsted Falls

Honored on birthday Aits and guest gifts

Merman sleem entertained on Wednesday evening in honor of her daughter Wilma whose birthday fell that day. Those present were Trene Hollis Virginia Chrisman Agnes Graham Zelma Smith and the honored guest who received many nice gifts. Mr and Mrs Harry Slapel of Berea called at the home of Mr and Mrs E E Minard Sunday. Miss Julia Polacher of Holland Michigan is spending her vacation at the home of her sister Mrs Herman Bloem and family of Gulf Road. Mrs Emily Tinehos and son Walter of Amherst called on her sisters Mrs W E B Taft and Mrs H C Chambers Sunday afternoon. Mrs Harry Field and daughters Dorothy and Bveen of Tor Rummage Sale Saturday Market House.

J. C. Bins Middle Avenue Cape Cod Massachusetts R. Nichols D. R Roberts Rowland Morris Malcolm Reese Elyria J. B. Kaser Amherst Houghton Lake Michigan Florence Brackett Water Street Columbus Ohio Betty Campbell Dorothy Sandrock I. S.C. CG Cedar Point Administrative Council International Society For Crippled Children Hart Layport Frank Spencer Alfred Muller Lakewood Ohio Band Russell’ Dean Shell Cleveland Exposition WTAM Jolin Brant J. H. Pope Second Street Dorothy Elyria Memorial Hospital Brunswick Kari L. Kaiser Philips Court Springfield R. W. Moore Park Hobill Lake Avenue Ashtabula Warie Theresa Rita Baker Minnesota Joan Foreman St. Joseph’s College of Renssalear Indiana A. J. Foreman Harvard Avenue K. W. Webber Butler H. van Morran Vandergrift Pennsylvania P. E Maddock Howestreet A. W. Mack Hilly Evelyn Wyandotte L. A Fridenstine LaGrange Road Rosemary Smith Nick Schmidt Sheffield Village Ona V. Holly Elyria Y. W Adirondacks Gambier, Oho Alten Katherine Wright Cleveland Street George Kunkle Oxford Avenue Philadelphia Atlantic City Dana J. Fox HD Boynton Helen Mildred Dellefield Eleanor R. J. Reisinger Interlochen H H. Br Boynton Hauvenstein Olmstead Mathew Fortman Amherst Hospital Adams Street E O W Wrgh Dughter Grant Street Lakeside Edmund FE. CG. Griswold Pottsburgh Juliette Endley New York Ciy Formay Tor Pittsburgh W. C. Endley Clara Hollis Wolfcourt Toledo Detroit J. D Kaser Ella Tilden F. J. Lewis Eaton Rapids Alice McCarty Jeanette Lewis Harley Haskins LaPorte J. J. Heckel Elmus Croskey W. W. Marlett Doris Ann Penson Tom Penson Clyde Pixley Jesse Oldham E. H. Hurd F. H. Lewis Herman Smith Butternut Ridge Road Clyde Pisley Myr Oscar Pixley Shirley Buffalo New York Loretta Lewis Charles Foote Fred Smith Cleveland Markley Theirview School Markley School Wiliam Pagar Crystal Beach Onto Canada Clarence Smith J. Smith Mehl Harland Johnson Grafton Herbert Smith Kenneth Smith Air Leslie Weston Dover Edward Minard J. J. Fenwick Wellington Pearl Schroeder Birmingham Willard Taft Hazel Smith East E. E. Minard H. C. Chambers L H. Duntee Russel P. L. Chambers Andrew Smith Erie Merman Sleem Wilma Trene Hollis Virginia Chrisman Agnes Graham Zelma Smith Harry Slapel Berea E E Minard Julia Polacher Holland Mich Herman Bloem Gulf Road Emily Tinehos Walter W. EB Taft H.C. Chambers Harry Field Bveen Tor Market House

Temperature as key feature in stock barns

Temperature controlled farm buildings including milking houses and stock barns occupy farmer attention nationwide. Ventilation and ventilation improvements show vast gains in cattle health and overall farm efficiency.

Private Readings Offer at Lorain Center

Private readings available daily from 2 to 6 pm and Sunday 11 am to 3 pm with a 1 dollar starting price. Former reader at Ohio Hi Tea Room Oberlin and Garden Tea Room Elyria and other Cleveland venues. Located at p36 Broadway Up. Phone 2945 Lorain Ohio.

Ohio-Hi Oberlin and Garden Elyria Cleveland Broadway Lorain Ohin

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