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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1935

Page

5

Society Notes From Lorain County Federation Meeting

Mrs Margaret Allman Welfare Director spoke to over a hundred women at the Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women meeting at Loram Country Club. Guests included Mrs Martin B Davey wife of the governor and Mrs Luetta Gruder state superintendent of charities. Luncheon followed. committees discussed Civil Service, district industrial work and public projects using 14th District products. Other items cover the Women’s Benefit Association birthday party at Woodman Hall and a church picnic for 36 children with prizes. Major Woodworth Camp Spanish War Veterans planned Cascade Park picnic and a joint veterans event at Portsmouth with speakers Florence Becker and Judge Edward Matthias. Next Camp meeting set for September 3 at the K of C Hall.

Margaret Allman Loram Country Club Lorain County William Graves Sharp T. A. Conway Allman Welfare Department Women's Benefit Association Woodman Hall Emma Zahrley Woodworth Auaihart K. of C. Hall Cascade Park Washington Avenue John Pope Wm. Hyman West Virginia Kentucky Ohio Portsmouth Florence H Becker Edward S. Matthias K. of C. Hail

Evangelical Union Meeting and Society Notes at St Pauls

The Evangelical Union at St. Paul’s Church opened with a song service led by Mrs. E. O. Pallas and Mr. Wis. BR Dunford at the piano. Devotions by Mrs. Mo Lyndon followed, with offerings under Mrs. E. Oswald, and violin selections by George Pallas and Mrs. Pallas. The president Mr. John Tee conducted business. minutes and reports were read. delegates to federation elected. resignations and new appointments announced. Circle No. 4 hosted the September meeting. A shower honored Miss Ella Barhnknecht, bride-to-be, with a pink-green decor theme and seven tables of cake. Members of the News Society Club gathered for needlework and dining in pink and white, celebrating birthdays of Mrs. Quo Stegman and Mrs. Fred Ernst. The Welker Family Reunion marked its sixteenth annual gathering with 100 attendees from Michigan and Oregon. a ball game and supper followed.

Evangelical Union St. Paul's Church E. 0. Pallas BR Dunford Piaco Mo Lyndon E. Oswald Aya Matia George Pallas E Palas R Fitchner Evangelical Missions John Tee E.W. U. Fede G. Quade H Mier Csatrier Federation R. Dunford R. Hinlner Circle No. 4 Sewsiety Club Pat Molosky East Avenue Histess Quo Stegman Fred Ernst Sage Oxening Margaret Lisley

Associates Honor Bride In May Wedding Gathering

Anenet 4th May Pan Betrhiek CAnn Kasur of Loran was honored at the home of Mrs Tasepit Kohier by a group from the Western Automatic mei. First prize went to Miss Lenise Latzan er and to Mrs Paul Botehick. The event included a dining room salad course and a reception gift of a piece of furniture for the newlyweds. Attending were Mrs Kohier, Miss Mary Kacur, Miss Louise Lottow, Miss Ella Louise Guthman, Miss Rose Mary Raids, Miss Jessie Ellis, Miss Hat tie Kielkowski along with other guests.

Pan Betrhiek Cann Kasur Loran Tasepit Kohier Buanen Lenise Latzan Paul Botehick Mre George Diederick T. P. Murphy Dog Kohier Mary Kacur Louise Lottow Ella Louise Guthman Rose Mary Raids Jessie Ellis Hattie Kielkowski

Evening circle and dances honor bride elect Helen Borchers

Calendar notes a Protected Home Circle gathering and Security Benefit Association meeting in Woodman Hall. A party at Mrs DeForrest Rimbach's Lincoln Court home celebrated Miss Helen Borchers, bride elect of Richard Horan, with garden flowers, bridge prizes to Mrs Fred Peebles and Mrs Don Sotherden, luncheon, and lavish gifts.

Protected Home Circle Security Benefit Associated Royal Nefehbors of America Woodman Hall DeForrest Rimbach Lincoin Court Helen Borchers Richard Horan Fred Peebies Don Sotherden Jane Orr Vivien Lord Amana Esolf Kathryn O'Torle Ruth Neal Paul Mortimer Peter Smith Ralph Young Fred Peebles the Hosiess

Plan To Attend Conclave Finals Plan for DeMolay Conclave

Last evening David J Nye Chapter, Order of DeMolay, outlined plans to attend the Annual Conclave in Cincinnati on August 28 29 and 30. About ten members from Era expected. A campaign for new members will be started. The Dad Beebe Memorial Class, named for donors, will be instated in October. Donald Maurer and Robert Marsh received the Initiatory Degree at the meeting and will reveal the DeMolay Degrees at the next meeting on September 5.

David J Nye Order of D>molay Concinnati Era Dad’ Beebe Dona'd Maurer Robert Marsh

Meetings of local club and church group described

Mr and Mrs R E Blarkwell of Kip tan wall host a county bee keepers association event on Wednesday evening. Circle Four of the Methodist church meets at Dorothy Bannre’s LaPorte home with Mrs Schubert presiding and Mrs Upp leading devotionals. Reports on nominating committees and plans for the coming year are noted.

R. E Blarkwell Kiptan Wall Brain County Sna Cirle Methodist Church Dorothy Banrne LaPorte Schubert Mra Upp

Past Presidents Meet in Canton Liaison Session

Past Presidents of Auxiliary No. 1d in Canton Larar No w met yesterday afternoon for a pleasant social gathering. The session featured casual conversation and refreshments at a large table, with the September meeting outcome left undecided. In Scotland, the old Norman names De Vesci and De Vera survive as Vesteh and Weir, while De Montealfo becomes Mowat.

Canton Larar Neil Scotland de Vesci de Vera Vesteh Weir de Montealfo Mowat

Hospital admissions list with numerous residents named

A ledger style hospital issuions list records multiple residents and their addresses across Lorain and nearby streets. Names include Frank Ward, Mrs Arthur Castle, Agnes Knight, Robert Wolf, Loraine Alfred Wolf, Gordon Wilford, Kenneth Gantz, Mrs Harriet Curries, Marianne Murphy, William Nichols, James Cah Am herst, Mary Bungert, Richard Takacs, Mrs Caroline Snyder, Richard Guta, Mrs August Kamat, Florence Kamm and others with street addresses such as 131 Fourch St, 288 Fourth St, 125 Hamilton St, 114 Chestnut St, 217 W River St and 7 O'Donnell Apis.

Issions Frank Ward Griswold Toad Arthur Castle Fourch St Agnes Knight Fourth St Robert Wolf Hamilton St Rab- Loraine Alfred Wolf Gordon Wilford Caries Tompkins Grafton Kenneth Gantz Graton Harriet Curries la Granger Alex Reisa Ninth St Thohary M. Kulup Marianne Murphy O'Donnell Apis Bills Leedais Middle William Nichols Cascade St. James Cah Amherst Mary Bungert Richard Takacs River St Caroline Snyder Chestnut St Richard Guta Lorain August Kamat Florence Kamm Eaton

Os Club Plans Dinner Theatre Party For Monday

The Os Club met with Rudy Woodcock at 1324 Lake Avenue and planned a dinner and theatre party for Monday evening August 11. Wives join Marian Spaeth and Mrs. Ley Smith for the evening. refreshments were served by the hostess amid candlelit decorations and garden flowers. The next meeting will be at Harriet Scott’s Winckins Street on September fifth. Lounge ladies spend the week at Vermilion on the Lake with chaperones listed among Mrs. Struck Stark Stranahan Ehrke Stark and others.

O. S Rudy Woodcock Lake Avenue Marian Spaeth Ley Smith Harriet Scott Winckins Street Vermilion on-the-Lake Beatties Stranahan Lotus Ehrke Marian Stark Wary Jane Buell Ruth Plas Varian Ward Joan Lyon Vartha Krebs Tina Smith Doric Valkenburn Mesdames William Struck George Stark Solon Hancork

Hart's Poultry Market Ad Promises Quality

Hart's Poultry Market advertises stewling hens priced at 20 to 25 cents, half fries, heavy broilers, spring ducks, and fresh eggs. Located at Corner 2nd St and Chestnut, contact Ph 4874 for better quality poultry and eggs.

Hart’s Paultry Corner 2Nd St

Local personals note multiple Ridgeville visitors and travels

Mr and Mrs H N Stringer of Long Beach Calif have been in Ridgeville four months during Mrs Stringer’s brother Arthur Maddock’s illness and left for home. Alice Burnett and daughter Betty entertain Roscoe Turner Jeanne Schroeder and Clifford Baldwin from Cleveland for the weekend. Wilbur Davies’ daughter born Monday evening at Elyria Crisp. Mr and Mrs P J Cochran and family of Cambridge Ave plan a two week Black Lake trip. Miss Ales Rosgis on Clark St returned home after visiting brother Harold in Brooklyn. L E Haglund and daughter Rosemary returned from a meter trip through Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee. in Memphis they visited Haglund’s brother. The Greenshurs visit Penn. Mrs BR Keenan and daughters Les and Mater and son Donald on way to Gary Indiana from Lockhaven Pa. Mrs Orta Sterman remained home after spending a visit in Cleveland with her daughter. Mrs Bertia Rumpf and daughter Eleanor spent Thursday with John Lasecki and daughter of Berea. Mr and Mrs C O Strohl of West St and Mr and Mrs William Jones of Lara returned from East Orange NJ where they visited ROE Morris and Mrs Morris. Rev and Mrs H R Finney of Denison Ave plan a motor trip to West Virginia and Pennsylvania with Mrs Fle Mre Ansa M Pimitott of Kidze Ohio Irene Sarler of Clarksburg WV returned home with Nancy and Gloria. Mr and Mrs Arthur Castle at 131 Fourth St welcomed a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Telores Finley of Denison Ave will visit Rev and Mrs Garvin in Toteds Ohio. Mr and Mrs Homer Day of Sandusky and other overnight Elyria visitors.

H. N. Stringer Long Beau Calif Ridgeville Elyria Crimic P. J. Cochrane Cambridge Avenue Black Lake Ona Michigan Aliss Ales Rosgis Clark Street Harold Abraham Straits Brooklyn New York A Mes L. E. Baglund Rosemary Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Per Dawauter Bertia Rumpf Eleanor John Lasecki Berea C. O Strohl West Street Wiliam Jones Lara East Orange New Jersey Roe. Morris Moriss Siohl H.R Finney Denison Avenue West Virginia Pevnsvivat Ansa M Pimitott Kidze Irene Sarler Clarksburg

Local Club and Reunion Notices from Clarksfield Area

Local club gatherings feature Mrs Ida May Franklin and guests from Baltimore and Buttman Ohio.多个 reunions are noted including Clark, Langon Logan, and Poder gatherings. Numerous births and visits across Elyria, Lorain, Cleveland, and nearby towns are recorded with family names and relations.

Ida May Franklin Mabel Cooper Baltimore Mildred Dignan Twila Buttman Ohio F. H. Russell Clark Joe Nester Frances Nester Forest View Farm Elyria Charles Poder Clay Poder Hazel Andorothy Shelden Poder Burton

Clarksfield Social Event Notes August Meeting

August 15 report from Clarksfield social events notes Mre I Sutherland entertained the L. M. B. 8. 8. fifty-one attended A comfort was tied and townis made for the heat ass. Club No 1 saved the dinner. The next meeting will be.

Clarksfield Mre I Sutherland L. M

Couple Marry In Home Wedding in Sandusky Area

A home wedding occurred Wednesday at 3:30 PM in the living room of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webster at 44 West Street. Miss Mona Hull married John Whitner of Sandusky in a ceremony read by Rev. Charles Gray. The bride wore white embroidered organdie and carried white and pink roses. Afterward, about 85 guests enjoyed a buffet reception. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents in Sandusky and a follow up reception is planned in Sandusky on August 23.

Frank Webster West Street Mona Hull John Whitner Sandusky Charles Gray Sutton Greenfield Orville Lee Webster Velux Gests Whitner Ida Joe Clark Willie Clark Lester Mason Oberlin Clark Dorothy Smith

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County Federation of Democratic Women Emmanuel Litheran Church Jack Horner Birkline BABY Burnett's Borneo Wilds M Martin Johnson Breokium Kota Pinang Borneo Ella Barbknech Dane Perkins Grace Lutheran Church Helen Koshn Helen Kauffman Emma Bhauilmas Coatie High Score Ethel Rust Mix Ella Barhknecht Martha Barb- Buecht Walker Family Reunion Welker Michgan Mrehne Gere Arthur Walker Will Walker Root Walker Vine Harold Bates Jerream Ann Rale DR. Leon Ari Meting Amine H. Harris Sranlwu Owadls Elyria Block Circle 4 O. S. Club Edith Mae Berkshire Hosiery Lextriouly Middle Avenue Silver Tavern George Heuser Donna Livermore Gladys Gray Ang Donald Goodman Thrace Green Wakeman Myo Harold Barnes Berlin Annnuner Ruth Helen Goodman Barnes Goodman Twins Clarksfeld W Lea Ira Lee Wooster Kansal Cleveland Sarafin Ray Harris Roy Peck Alice Day Florence Day F. W. Fairchild Robert Fairchild Cliff Lawson Dan Seright Frances Frye Leland Seright Gates Hospital Bertha McClattiia Ard Hua Hester Harland Mosher Walter Mosher Brizhion Warner Fairchild Grand, Rapids Mick Sarah Marrifl Harry Merrill Wagner Harriett Draper Norwalk John Verral Beatrice Merrill Stertins Green Vern Heffner Tolada Clarks, Field Re McClaflin Nova George Stewart Roxe Hodskin Tom Dickerson Rochester Gen Harwood Gordon McGlenn Jennie Hutchenson Ruth Lake Ave Edith Mae Hat Shoppe Middle Ave Fore, McVay Columbus Clarkfield Vis Ames Harry Harwood Knapp Findlay Hospital Cora Konfer Letain Nate Harris Myr Clr Burrows Mes Blackman Wis Randolf Blackman Lewondon Ada Philips al Tun Dave North Amerss F Chapin Florence Chapa Olena J. H Powles Wilet Stone Lyle Knapp Finley Hospital Henry Watcher Albert Carpenter East Carlisle School Elyria Fur Shoppe Middle Avenu Oele Thrift Shoe Store Brenner's Broad Street
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