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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1935

Page

3

Irene Hales Weds Max Gerber at First Baptist Church

Miss Irene Hales daughter of Mr and Mrs A O Hales wed Max Gerber son of Mr and Mrs J Gerber last evening at the First Baptist church Rev Ralph Neighbour officiated. The altar was decorated with palms ferns and white blossoms. An organ recital preceded the ceremony with Lohengrin wedding music. Mrs Lawrence Hales acted as matron of honor with Doris Edwards and Elaine Garland as bridesmaids. Best man was Karl Gerber and ushers were Lawrence and Alfred Hales. A reception for about eighty followed at 1005 West avenue with a three tier cake and pink tapers. The couple plan a motor trip to Canada and Bellville Ontario before settling at 715 Middle avenue. Both are Elyria High School graduates and attend the First Baptist church.

Irene Hales A. O. Hales Max Gerber J. Garber First Baptist Church Ralph Neighbour Claire Short Lohengrin F. A. Yost Mr. Short Lawrence Hales Alliance Ohio Doris Edwards Elaine Garland Karl Gerber Lawrence Alfred Hales West Avenue Dorothy Jane Christian Margaret Edwards Bertha Steffan Buddy Garland Betty Corkhill Gerber Canada Bellville Ontario Middle Avenue Elyria High School

Bride-To-Be Miss Irma Lau Hosted With Harold Leimbach Shower

Entertained for bride to be Miss Irma Lau of Amherst and her fiancé Harold Leimbach at a pink and green themed shower. Guests included Mrs. William Kraft of Lorain, Mrs. Henry Pomeroy, and several local residents as games, prizes, and a luncheon followed.

Irma Lau Amherst Harold Leimbach Fred Gotro Carl Swiers Verna Walker Henry Pomeroy Henry Kratt Albert Berg Rudolph Lau Henry Schieferstein William Kraft Lorain Ed Coleman Ted Smith Verra Walker Robert Peters Thomas Gotro B. Webdners

Calendar Notes From Local Clubs Tonight

De Molay Chapter gathers for initiation. Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary plan a Cascade Park picnic. Girl Scouts Troop 1 meet at First Congregational church. Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge No. 6 and Clan Robertson No. 242 meet. Women's Benefit Association also meets. Mrs. Margaret Gebhardt guest at Hotcha Club event hosted by Mildred Neufer at 303 Lake Ave. Prizes in bridge went to Esther Smith and Neva Thompson. Next meeting set for Esther Smith's home at 156 Courtland Street on Sept 4.

de Molay Woodworth Cascade Park Girl Scouts First Congregational Church Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge Clan Robertson Order of Scottish Clans Women’s Benefit Association Margaret Gebhardt Hotcha Club Mildred Neufer Lake Avenue Esther Smith Neva Thompson Courtland Street

Picnic in Elywood Club Holds September Meetings

Members of a gala club in Elywood gathered for a business session as Anna Mae Blakeslee was initiated. A picnic is planned for August 25 at Beaver Park and the next regular meeting set for August 21 at Rosadel Rhodes’ Seventh Street home. Evelyn Ernst and Aileen Fiedler led the vampire meeting.

Elywoods Clasque Club Naomi Struble Haltwood Street Elywood al Hamburgery Anna Mae Blakeslee Beaver Park Rosadel Rhodes Seventh Street Evelyn Ernst Aileen Fiedler

Office Force Picnic At Vermilion On The Lake

Twelve members of the Elyria Memorial Hospital office force enjoyed a picnic last evening at the cottage of Margaret Bolash in Vermilion on the Lake. The diversions included riding swimming and dancing as the group relaxed together.

Office Force Elyria Memorial Hospital Margaret Bolash Vermilion-on-the-Lake

Meetings and club notices in Elyria region

The Elyria Townsend Club No 41 meets every Wednesday at 8 p m in the Town Hall Council Chamber. The Tigredia club Pythian Sisters meet Friday for a tureen dinner at noon at the picnic grounds of yrs Fred Brunger la Grange and.

Elyria Townsend Club No. 41 Council Chamber of Town Hall Tigredia Club Pythian Sisters Fred Brunger la Grange

Wedding and social notes from Elyria area

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hales of Alliances Obi announce the Elyria wedding of Miss Irene Hales and Max Gerber at the First Baptist church last evening. Teachers Georgiana Tait and Joyce Hatch depart Sunday for a East Coast tour visiting Boston Quebec and Montreal. Various locals return from trips to Atlantic City Philadelphia Reading and beyond. Several residents plan future visits to Columbus Warren Cleveland and other spots. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Norman Schofield August 14 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Lawrence Hales Alliances Obi Elyria Irene Hales Max Gerber First Baptist Church Georgiana Tait Joyce Hatch Boston Quebec Montreal Douglas Jackson Douglas Brandston Avenue Atlantic City New Jersey Gertrude Helen Adams Denison Avenue Reading Philadelphia White Richard Salisbury North Olmsted Adams C. L. Adams Columbus Jeanette Corr Charity Hospital Cleve Fourth Street George A. Peter Tom Roy Kulp Lilac Hedges Lake Avenue John Bell Homestead Pennsylvania George New York Wollett Ralph Louise Bell R. E. Bell E. Brotherton Clark Street Norman Schofield West Ninth Street la Son Elyria Memorial Hospital Thomas Stone William Jersey Shore H. B. Stone West Bridge Street Thomas Koviak Turner’ Street

First Textile Inventions Stir Worker Resistance Across Lands

Licenses granted to Rollin Gandy and Ethel White of Elyria and to John Whitner in Sandusky with Mona Hall of Elyria. Jest of John Kay of England born 1760 died in obscurity, exile, and poverty. Workers resisted his inventions, fearing loss of livelihoods, and he narrowly escaped a mob breaking into his home.

Rollin Gandy Elyria Ethel White John Whitner Sandusky Mona Hall John Kay England

Local hospital admissions and community notices

Hospital admissions include James Cahi Am heret Ohio Glenn Holdy and others with listed addresses. Discharges note Mrs Helen Pippett baby boy and several individuals returning home. Community events feature devotions led by Virginia Putt and talks on how the Japanese earn a living by Iris Bartter and Jean Dunford.

James Cahi Amheret Ohio Glenn Holdy 10Th Street Chester Schaaf Bellevue Gayle Hasson W.shamsfield Kenneth Lounsbrough Walnut Street Norman Schofield 9Th Nelda Rosenthal Gulf Road Omaha Ned Bertha Gest O. R. Crocker David Groll Holgate Hattie Zacharias Acme Grange Lyman Sabins Wanda Ives Bonella Nadine Lakewood Lloyd Miller George Hunter Coleman Greenwood J. H. Barttner Gordon Ivan Sacramento Calif San Diego F. C. Ives A. E Daisy Jacquays Forest Alien Creston Chauncey Stevens Cleveland Murrle Fish Russell Jacquays Wade Jacquays F. G. Ives Donis Ives Elyria Sylvia Ives Horace Ives Carlisle A.D. Crocker L. J. Sabins Newell Hotel Evelyn John Leach Neaton Charles Martin O R. Crocker Ray McCoy Calumet City Ill McCoy Ellen Muntz Valley City Ralph King Community Hospital Berea Elizabeth Stephens Charles Stephens Hattie Stephens Slaughter Llewellyn Straubland Amanda Martin Mary House Ernest Chapman Oberlin Lewis Delaware Herman Dengler Worcester Columbia Town Hall A. D. Crocker Columbia Station Dewey Worcester Fields, Secy. and Treas Irwin Worcester West Park Pittsfield Brighton Fields Columbia

Columbia Garden Show and Community News Update

Mrs Belle Osborn of Cleveland visiting Columbia with daughter Mrs Harry Martin. Garden Show at Homecoming and Grange Picnic set for August 24. Funeral of Rev L N Snyder of Creston noted. Rev Paul Brown to lead two Lakeside weddings and preach at the M B church. Emily Brown to attend Kent University training. weddings, fishing trips, and church events dominate local life with gatherings hosted by the Garden Club and Baptist groups.

Columbia Belle Osborn Cleveland Harry Martin L. N. Snyder Creston Columbia Methodist Church Snyder J. H. Akins Ralph Linderman Berea Herman Leach Pittsburgh Linderman Indian Lake M. B Paul Brown Epworth League Institute Lakeside Brown Oine Margaret Dundas Wise Chippewa Lake Emily Brown Kent University Heber Howard Port Clinton Winzler Toledo Clare Howard Wooster Ohio Russell Carpenter Irena Healy Shaker Heights Hattie Stephens Akron Paul Brandon Baby Ray Howard Marshal Bickford Baptist Church The Baptist Sunday School Phyllis Bartter Florence Snell Earl Putt Baptist Assembly Granville Bickford Virginia Mitchell Parma Garden Club J. H. Bartter R. A. Elder George Hunter Harold Cartright Columbia Baptist Church C. W

Notable Local Social Roundup From August Gatherings

Prominent guests including Colonel Vernon Poat of the Salvation Army New York City and Mrs Poat prepare for transfer to San Francisco. A broad list of visitors and hosts spans Oberlin Brighton Elyria Perry Martinsburg and Cleveland with church events Grange activities and a town hall supper noted.

Vernon Poat Salvation Army New York City Weske San Francisco Rocky Mountains Hawaii P G. Worcester Oberlin J. H. Jones Brighton A. D. Crocker Kansas Claud Cleverdon Cuyahoga Falls Clara Josie Harrington John Welber Elkhart Ind Staten Road Herman Dengler Fremont Ohio Merritt Powell Elyria Crocker H. T. Snell Lucy Willard Wiliam Granville Susie Ream Lon Rush Spencer, Ohio Mary Mills Mary Adams Earl Cole Roba Stinchcomb George Stinchcomb Hame H. W. Blackburn Victor Morlock Martinsburg M. EB Acme Grange Lorena Crocker Fiano Solo Donna Stinchcomb Roberta Ingersoll Paul Brown Dorothy Stinchcomb Cora Mills Gertrude Aking Grange Roschival F. Hawke Herman Lappin Cleveland West Virginia

Wooden Indian From Prairies Enters Movies

FALLS CITY Neb Time was when critics of the theater could think of no more scathing denunciation of a ham actor than to say He was stiff as a wooden Indian The cinema has changed the old order and Frank Smiths wooden Indian is headed for Holpares and a chance in the movies The cigar store Indian partner of Smith in the tobacco business for 50 years has been bought by Albert Tanner of Hollywood For many years the Indian stood in front of Smiths store He has enjoyed a semi retired position Smith has kept him weather protected

Falls City, Neb Frank Smith Holpares 4 Chance Smith Albert Tanner Hollywood

Akron visitor Ruth Richardson visits Grafton family

Miss Ruth Richardson of Akron has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Musa Artz of Grafton, also Mrs. Dent and Mrs. John Burnett of this place.

Ruth Richardson Akron Musa Artz Grafton Dent John Burnett

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