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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1937

Page

12

Wedding At Methodist Church Unites Morse and McMullen

Ella Mae Morse and Glenn McMullen were married this afternoon at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Wellington. The ceremony occurred in the church parlors with Dr. E J Bond presiding and fifteen guests at a reception at the bride's parents home. The couple will reside at 105 South Main after a short eastern trip. Both are graduates of Elyria High School.

Methodist Church Ella Mae Morse Glenn McMullen E. J. Bond First Methodist Episcopal Church Wiliam Morse Hilledale Court Jesse McMullen Oberlin Paul Houghtaling McMullen South Main Street Wellington Cxlyria High School

Birthday party at Mrs Shaw home in Harrison avenue

Mrs S G Shaw opened her Harrison avenue home yesterday for the quarterly First Congregational Church Good Will Bible Class birthday party. More than thirty members and friends gathered for a 1 pm luncheon, followed by a business session led by class president Mrs Lucy Houserman and a program of piano solos and vocal numbers.

S. G. Shaw Harrison Avenue First Congregational Church Good Will Lucy Houserman Mies Sutton Blue Triangle Club Palmgren Goldmar Mre Charles Davis Miss Glass Nashville Tennessee Reichardt Luxemburg Gardens Manning Clark

Couple Wed August 15 Honored With Party

A party of neighbors and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bauer to honor their marriage which took place August 15. The event was on the lawn in moonlight with soft radio music and a lace table cloth gift from the group.

Ed Bauer Edith Banister Middle Avenue

Pre Nuptial Shower Honors Miss Vimpeny in Eaton

Mrs. Glen Cheesman hosting a Thursday afternoon shower at her Eaton home for Miss Alice Vimpeny who will wed Russell Tite of North Eaton on August 28. Guests include relatives and friends from Eaton Elyria Sugar Ridge North Ridgeville and Cleveland with a luncheon after balloons hid gift locations.

Glen Cheesman H. L. Tite Eaton Alice Vimpeny Miss Vimpeny Russell Tite North Eaton Vimpeny A. QO. Vimpeny Howard Phelps S. Lickerish RK. S. Vimpeny T. C. Cooley Robert Knipper Elyria Thomas Frisby Sugar Ridge R. Vimpeny North Ridgeville Bert Crowell Marion Crowell Ray Durkee Russell Carpenter Leland Durkee Minnie Tite Carl Davidson Vern Corinth Arthur Findley Ashtabula Edward Widdows Cleveland R. W. Hancock Cent Baltimore City of Newport News Bremen Havre Lillian Reisinger C. H. Merthe Co Children’s Department Elwin Aiken Frances Gibbons Massillon Clovis McIntyre Longfellow Avenue Rye Beach Victor Kershaw Fay Co W. Bridge Street Dave Altfeld Middle Avenue Canada Ruth Ostrow Eastern Heights Blvd Camp Yawaca Conneaut Ohio Frank Wharton Garford Avenue Asa Robert Buckley St. Patersburg Florida F. A. Eaton Bellevue Lakeside Gertrude Lemon

Royal Neighbors Meeting and Card Party Report

Royal Neighbors met last evening with fair attendance despite weather. Routine business was transacted and cards provided entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs. Sadie Ferrer and Mrs. Emma Scheuneman. Iced watermelon was served by Mrs. Eliza Hoeffer, Mrs. Sadie Ferrer, and Mrs. Nellie Maddock. Next meeting set for two weeks hence. One London store projects sales of 100000 fishhooks this season.

Sadie Ferrer Emma Scheuneman Eliza Hoeffer Nellie Maddock

Calendar for Monday 38 of the Church of Yo Ads Cla

The notice lists multiple local group gatherings including Christ meeting Knights of Columbus Pythian Sisters initiation practice Y W C A corn roast at Huntington Beach Sunny Side Up Club Captain P D Reely Circle No 46 Ladies of G A R meeting King Solomon Lodge No 56 F and A M meeting Holiness Prayer gathering at Mrs A S Heimbach 246 Fourth Street.

Christ Knights of Columbus Pythian Sisters Huntington Beach Sunny Side Up Club P. D. Reely King Solomon Lodge A. M A. S. Heimbach Fourth Street

Home Circles Plan Initiation and Juniors Roast

Home Circles No. 630 met at Oddfellows Hall at eight for routine business and to plan initiation for September 3. Juniors met at six and scheduled a wiener roast August 26 at Cascade Park at 4:00 with lunch provided by Junior graduates. Mrs. Dunford treated the girls to ice cream. next meeting August 3 at the Oddfellows Hall.

Protected Home Circle No Oddfellows Hall Cascade Park

Mrs Kelley Hosts Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans Meeting

Mrs Helen Kelley of East Avenue hosted yesterday afternoon for the Past Presidents Association of the Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans. Members enjoyed readings from booklets, then played cards with prizes awarded to Hattie Smith, Jeanette Arnold, who also won the guest prize. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be the third Friday in September at Nina Rhodes’s home on Beebecourt, preceded by a tureen dinner.

Alice Glover Alice Tarry Shirley Hull Tarry Sixth Street Elyria Camp Lakeshore Miss Glover Franklin Saunders Jean Gray Mary Agnes Welsh the Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans Helen Kelley East Avenue Hattie Smith Jeanette Arnold Nina Rhodes Beebecourt

Party Series Begins E. First of a Bettye Robertson Event

Miss Lucille Graber and Mrs. L. S. Johnson hosted a bridal party in Miss Bettye Robertson's honor at Middle Avenue. Bridge provided prizes for Mary Robertson and Bettye Robertson, with a pink white decor motif and a decorative spr eshing can centerpiece. Out-of-town guests included Miss Jane Lacy and Miss Peggy Lacy.

Bettye Robertson al Bishop Lucille Graber L. S. Johnson Middle Avenue Bridge Mary Robertson Cresses Robertson Jane Lacy Ridgeviile Peggy Lacy Cleveland Eace

Local Pairings Noted In Cleveland Elyria Area

Eddie Little 23 of Cleveland a mechanic and Cordelia McMen ning 26 of 2 Chestnut street Elyria are listed. Joseph Urban Jr 21 a Lorain steel worker and Mary Mihalys 19 of Lorain are also noted.

Eddie Little Cleveland Mechanic Cordelia McMenning Chestnut Street Elyria Joseph Urban, Jr Lorain Mary Mihalys

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Names List

Admission names include X Mrs Anton Olsen R D 3 Mrs Charles Finney Eric Pennsylvania Ernest Griey Ashtabula Elizabeth Wargo Stop 7 1 2 Richard Serry 164 Cleveland Street Morris Mersdorf 239 Sixteenth Street Emil Struck 51 Ohio Street Discharges list Richard Streicher Herbert Streicher Berea Ruth Beuers 116 Kipling Street Mrs John Minnich 511 West River Mrs Ronald Disler 324 West Street Carl Berner Columbia Station Robert Mallory 520 Middle Mike Fusa 549 Irondale Della Witter 148 Roosevelt Mrs Ewald Jants baby girl 208 Harwood

Anton Olsen R. D Charles Finney Eric Pennsylvania Ernest Griey Ashtabula Elizabeth Wargo Richard Serry Cleveland Street Morris Mersdorf Sixteenth Street Emil Struck Ohio Street Richard and Herbert Streicher Berea Ruth Beuers Kipling Street John Minnich West River Ronald Disler West Street Carl Berner Columbia Station Robert Mallory Middle Mike Fusa Irondale Della Witter Roosevelt Ewald Jants Harwood

Catholic Study Club Entertains Husbands

Catholic Study Club members hosted their husbands at a benefit bridge party last evening at Mrs. R. J. Rosse Jot’s home on Fourth Street. Four tables contested. prizes went to Mrs. R. J. Schork and Ray Croft for high scores and Mrs. Floyd Helfrich and Dr. Rosselot for second. A dessert course followed. The club plans to resume meetings with host Mrs. Harold Robinson on October first, with Ed Hayes reviewing Ellen Ewing by M. McAllister and a Child Psychology paper by Mrs. Helen Kimball.

Catholic Study Club R. J. Rosse Fourth Street Harold Robinson Second Street Ed Hayes Ellen Ewing M. McAllister Helen Kimball

Bon Voyage Party for Julia Saywell Before Her Voyage

A cheerful group hosted a Bon Voyage gathering to honor Julia Saywell who sails September 9 on the Steamship Manhattan to England to visit her father. Guests included Ella Terrell Eleanor Armstrong May Dramm Cora Bassett Marian Bassett Linda Cuyler and Mrs Albert Schirner.

Julia Saywell Manhattan England Cora Bassett Marian Bassett Park Avenue Saywell Misses Bassett Elywoods Ella Terrell Eleanor Armstrong May Dramm Linda Cuyler Albert Schirner Isle of Pines Cuba

Swimmer Betty Seward to Join Great Lakes Aquacade

Elyrian selects Betty Seward of Devon courts as the sole representative in the Great Lakes Exposition Aquacade. Seward, 2 Red Cross Senior Life Saver, was chosen by Aileen Riggin to appear with the aquacade but remained at Ohio University until June delaying her joining this season.

Elyria Betty Seward Devon Courts Seward Red Cross Aileen Riggin Ohio University

Ohio Battery Association 15th Annual Reunion Planned

The 15th annual reunion of the Ohio Battery Association will be held at the home of Mrs. Albert Warner on the West River road, on Friday, August 27th. Members are requested to bring a covered dish and their own table service. The 13th District picnic of the Women's Relief Corps is scheduled for Thursday, August 26th, at Worcester, Ohio.

Ohio Battery Association Albert Warner West River Road Women's Relief Corps Wooster Ohio

Personal notices of travels and visitors in Elyria

Numerous locals plan trips and visits across New York, Canada, Ohio, and Michigan. Rev H K Finley and daughter Delores head to Mayville to attend a conference with Ruth Hego joining to sail September 17 for South America. Others voyage to Chicago Buffalo Niagara Falls and Cuba, visit relatives, or recover from mishaps like Patsy Horvath breaking an arm at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

H. K. Finley Delores Mayville New York Ruth Hego Wellington New York City Finley South America Ming Cora Phelps Fourth Street Quebec Ontario Old Orchard Beach Maine H. L. Knapp Ben East River Street Patsy Horvath Artemas Court Elyria Memorial Hospital R. C. Novatny Columbia Avenue Charles Snoble Cornell Avenue Canada Atré Harold Davies Winckles Street Kentucky Chicago Toledo Peter Smith Prospect Street Mra. Smith Elbert Cook Pontiac Michigan Betty Crooks East River Lotus Ehrke East Avenue Mary McGuire Broad Street Helen McDonough Naugatuck

Entertainments and Social News Roundup

The Sunday School class at First Baptist, taught by Mrs Annie Everard, gathered at Miss Edith Pycrafts home for a party with fifteen members and five guests. Poems were read, dessert served, and other social visits noted include arrivals and departures of families visiting relatives, births at Elyria Memorial Hospital, and a Shaw-Wiley reunion at Metropolitan Park Breckenville Ohio.

Clase First Baptist Church Annie Everard Edith Pyeratt East Broad Street Misa Pycraft Charles Finney Erie Pennsylvania Elyria Memorial Hospital Z. A. Shaw Lola Shaw Ridgeville Shaw-Wiley Metropolitan Park Breckenville Ohio Martha Leader Idaho City Idaho Ie Memorial Hospital Elizabeth Rich Sixteenth Street Louis Schmitz Second Street

Community greetings and visits noted across Lorain County

Local families from Henrietta Detroit and surrounding areas shared weekend dinners and visits. Mr and Mrs Carl Becker and children hosted in Brownhelm while others traveled to Cleveland Elyria Medina and Lorain to relatives and friends. A Cleveland trip accompanied Miss Clara Eberhardt of South Amherst, and several short calls and suppers were reported among Bay Village Elyria Amherst and Manafield residents.

Henrietta Venus Rolfe Detroit Mary Becker Veneta Marine Carl Becker Brownhelm W. D. Whitney Laverne Butler Road Charlies Court Cleveland Robert Oscar Zurcher Neil Boyd Davenport Medina Chippewa Lake Jesse Latteman Elyria Fred Latteman Conrad Adler John Lempke Lorain John Bauman Henrietta Hill Clara Eberhardt South Amherst Nelson Reusser Fields Albert Reusser Reusser Manafield Herman Rudolph Bay Village Ernest Sanvermyer Ted Christen Shirley Beverly Alfred Ginste Myron Ries Mra Earl Kendeigh Sybil Jane Agnes Cochrane Adam Miller Lydia and

John L Lewis described as dreamer of labor compromise

A Ledger Syndicate profile portrays John L Lewis as an idealist with hard edges, mixing spirituality and realism. It notes his youth movement, opposition to corruption, and belief in broader labor gains, while warning his immaturity may undo his aims. It ends with a public notice about Lorain County Fair job applications on August 22 at the fairground office.

America Industry of Dreas John L. Lewis Copyright Ledger Syndicate Lorain County Fair Fair Ground

Social Guests and Brief Visits Across Elyria Area

Katia Dute of Jenne road joined Mr and Mrs Carl Dute on Sunday. George Bohn of Elyria spent Sunday with his brothers Will and Henry and sister Mary Bohn, plus Mr and Mrs Silas Buchs and family of Oberlin. Several others visited or hosted from Elyria and Oberlin, including Mrs Katie Weidman and family, Miss Martha Bauman, Mrs Mary Becker with Don Brooks, Mrs Vern Whitney on Butler road, and Mrs Elizabeth Page with Thelma. Oscar Zurcher also spent Monday in Elyria.

George Bohn Elyria Will Henry Iss Mary Bohn Silas Buchs Oberlin Afra Harry Jones Oscar Schneider Leonard Bucks Katie Weidman Martha Bauman Fred Bauman Mary Becker Don Brooks

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cnuren Evelyn Novak Dewey Avenue Marianne Helen Sherman Windis Turkey Ersday Elyria Sav. & Trust London White Sulphur Springs Robert E. Lee Church of Mrs. Kelley Eldotread Sorrzr Co Elyrian Jerusalem Clyde Glasgow Scotland J. F. Berry Blanche Lake Denison Avenue Betty Maude Strickler David Lindberg Jim Falls Wisconsin Lindberg Marian Meridian Imperial Furniture Go Betty Campbell ALLEN Bern Ard Boake Katia Dute Jenne Road Carl Dute Lucille Hinman Gregg Elyria Business College Ady Tumlead Lerger Mary Mik Smith
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