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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1936

Page

9

Emily Reitsman and Clarence Steller wed at North Ridgeville church

Miss Emily Reitsman daughter of Mr and Mrs Neil C Reitsman of Butternut Ridge and Clarence John Steller son of Mr and Mrs John Steller of North Olmstead were married this afternoon at the North Ridgeville Congregational church in a ceremony read by Rev Edward C Young. The service featured organ and vocal numbers by Mrs Alvin Knupp and Mrs Norine M Berlecamp. The couple plan a wedding trip and will reside at 127 Denison avenue after September seventh.

North Ridgeville Congregational Church Emily Reitsman Clarence John Steller Miss Reitsman Neil C. Reitsman Butternut Ridge Mr. Steller John Steller North Olmeed Edward C. Young Alvin Knupp Ridgeville Norine M. Berlecamp Tiffin Ohio Richard Schmittgen Connie Reitsman Cleveland Johanna Hil Don Walkden Elyria Frank Miedrich Mrs. Steller New York City New England Montreal Ridgeville High School Baldwin-Wallace College Elyria Memorial Hospital Steller Ridgeville Greenhouse Company

Birthday Luncheon Held by Good Will Class at First Congregational

The Good Will Bible class hosted a birthday luncheon at First Congregational Church with twenty five seats set. A brief business meeting followed and attendees heard of the postponement of the regular September meeting due to the church Finnar show sponsored by the Women’s Association.

Good Will Finner Women’s Association

Birthday party for Eileen Wooden in yellow red decor

Eileen Carol Wooden daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Wooden celebrated her fifth birthday Friday afternoon at home 249 Harwood Street. Colored lights yellow and red decorated the basement party area with games prizes went to Jimmy Henry Donna Mae Minckler and Richard McCay. Eileen's mother and her aunt served refreshments as guests lined a long table with three birthday cakes and streamers leading to tall red tapers.

Eileen Carol Wooden J. B. Wooden Harwood Street Jimmy Henry Donna Mae Minckler Richard McCay Eileen Mary i Thresa Narina Jean Kaiser Dorothy Jimmy Terrell Rita Mae Schidling Lois Buddy Joven Burr Dorothy Jones Beverly Richard Kittle Betty Jean Jimmy Harold

Beach Party Honors Hosted By Jim Davis At Beaver Park

Jim Davis assisted by Miss Rose Mary Raid entertained twenty eight friends at a wiener roast near Beaver Park Thursday evening. Beach games and swimming were enjoyed. The guest list included Flar vence Reese Helen Baracki Ethel Baracki Grace Almas Lucane Derby Ann Tarnowske Hetty Chapso Jessie Eilis Joe Bedocs Alvin Ronwall Matt Raid Jy Kehler Bob Harrison Al Kessler Jof Elyria.

Jim Davis Rose Mary Raid Beaver Park Flarvence Reese Helen Baracki Ethel Baracki Grace Almas Lucane Derby Ann Tarnowske Hetty Chapso Jessie Eilis Joe Bedocs Alvin Ronwall Matt Raid Jy Kehler Bob Harrison al Kessler Jof Elyria

Girl Scout Troop 5 Hikes Overnight Near Sugar Ridge

Under Mrs Kathryn Borg G S Troop 5 hiked overnight Thursday with twenty girls led by Mrs Yost of Sugar Ridge. They made ice cream in the evening slept outdoors and cooked breakfast and lunch outside before returning to Elyria last night.

Girl Scouts Trasp 5 Kathryn Borg Yost Sugar Ridge Elyria

Local Social News Notes From Elyria and Nearby

Mrs W A Brown and son Karl of Elev gtrrel return from Middlebury Vermont with Miss Luella Eisenman attending college this summer. They toured Adirondack Wake Champlain and Niagara Falls. Several guests joined area families for weekends and trips including Exposition visits in Cleveland and vacations in Vermont Ohio and Michigan. Reverend Smith of Pittsburgh will preach at United Presbyterian Church and several residents plan or enjoy visits with relatives and trips to Lake Pontoosuc Black Lake and Albany with family and friends.

W. A. Brown Karl Elev Middlebury Vermont Luella Eisenman Adirondack Champlain Xsagara Falls Muriel Longstreth Galion Lucy Patkione Springfield Ohio Cleveland Bertha Wallace Ann Moehlman Loew Washington Avenue A. F. Myers Chestnut Street Billy Dot Price Niagara Falls Norway Zetta Schillig W. 5S Smi Pittsburgh Pennsylvania F. A. Lawrence Hastern Heights Boulevard Smith United Presbyterian Church Lawrence B. Mincks Mary Margaret Stowa M. Sf Wilcox William Harding Jenee Pershing D. Hackett Vivian Hackett Pittsfield Lake Pontoosuc Albany New York M. D. Haag 252 Second Street St. Louis Nelle Pershing Florence Penny Crandall Earl Court A. R. Funk Melvin Reynoldsburg Robert W. Funk Avenue John Rozen Grafton Elyria Memorial Hospital Hong James J Eare John Horvath Lorain Loretta Young James Evie Ethel Fazekas West River Street Elyria High School Twentieth Century-Fox Studios Besrily Hills California Paul Cochrane Cambridge Street Black Lake Qnaway Michigan Malcolm McDonald

Local Church Groups Schedule and Club Meetings

Calendar item lists activities at George Link home 512 West Ladies of G A R meet B B B Club convenes with Mrs W Gibbons 228 Prospect Street Elyria Assembly Rainbow for Girls meets Krugiits of Columbus meet King Solomon's lodge Townsend Club No 1 meets in club rooms at 3 p.m.

George Link West Avenue B.B W. Gibbons Prospeet Street Elyria Assembly Rainbow Krugiits of Columbus King Solomon's Lodge Townsend Club No

Neighborhood Party for Newlyweds Krugman

Mr and Mrs f eward F Krugman were surprised by neighbors on East River Road South with a shower at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and Mr and Mrs Walter Smith. The couple, recently married, received an electric toaster and waffle iron after an evening of cards and lunch. Gifts were thanked by the Krugmans as guests departed. Attending were Mr and Mrs B F Schmidt Mr and Mrs Walter Smith Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Mrs A Funk Raymond Krugman Mr and Mrs O M Thompson Mr and Mrs R McDonald Mr and Mrs T Hecar Mr and Mrs J Kardy Mr and Mrs Fred Ernst.

Féward F. Krugman East River Road South Charles Walter Smith Krugman Mr. Krugman Maude Huntley Raymond Krugman O. M.thompson R. McDonald M Tee T Hecar J. Kardy Fred Ernst

Birthday Surprise for Cliffard Hill and Sid Williams

A group of friends gathered last evening to honor Cliffard Hill and Sid Williams with a birthday surprise. Bingo was the centerpiece of the evening and Mrs. Lloyd Coates of Oberlin won the first prize while Mrs. Louis Chamberlain of Wakeman was the runner up. The celebrants received several gifts, followed by ice cream and cake late in the evening.

Cliffard Hill Sid Williams Eiraet Bingo Lloyd Coates Oberlin Louis Chamberlain Wakeman

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List in Ohio Homes

A compiled roster shows hospital admissions for Mrs. Paul Young Canton Jack Ruth 378 E Bridge St Roberta Disdrich Amherst Mrs John Borga Grat ton Wanita Theobald Le Grange Rose Szabo R D No 3 Francis Drabik Lorain Kenneth Barclay 128 Grant St Mrs Curtis Spence 222 Stanford William Walker Grafton and discharges including William Walker Grafton Mrs Otto Miller R D No 2 Winfred Midcap Brilliant Burdette Schmidt Oberlin Mrs Theodore Smith 338 Prospect Ruby Woodcock 1529 Saks Ave Paul Bachtel Amherst Mrs Earl Foss R D No 3 Mary Anna Zatroch So Amherst Louise Barn Kipton Mrs Fred Holzhauer Amherst LaDonna Mae Billingsly No 5 Tattersall Court.

Paul Young Canton Ohio Jack Ruth E. Bridge Street Roberta Disdrich Amherst John Borga Gratton Wanita Theobald le Grange Rose Szabo R. D Francis Drabik Lorain Kenneth Barclay Grant Street Curtis Spence Stanford William Walker Grafton Otto Miller R. D. No Winfred Midcap Brilliant Burdette Schmidt Oberlin Theodore Smith Prospect Ruby Woodcock Saks Avenue Paul Bachtel Earl Foss Mary and Anna Zatroch So. Amherst Louise Barn Kipton Fred Holzhauer LaDonna Mae Billingsly Tattersall Court

Charter Draped In Honor Of Late Mrs Bessie Campbell

Twenty five Royal Neighbors of America members met for a tureen supper and charter draping in memory of Cleveland member Mrs Bessie Campbell. Birthday committee Nellie Coen Mary Hadaway Agnes Blythe Katherine Jackson and Ella Williams served refreshments.

Royal Neighbors of America Bessie Campbell Cleveland Nellie Coen Mary Hadaway Agnes Blythe Katherine Jackson Ella Williams

Licenses for Local Residents Released

Licenses issued for Marvin Edward Hasenell 24 of Cleveland assistant pasteurizer and Mona Eleanor Bennett 20 of Carlisle township. Also listed are Robert W. Tufts 20 of Shariff office worker and Jean 8. Jones 20 of Oberlin Dean Gra han. Ladislaus Chobany 22 Lorain steel worker and Mary Sas 70 Lorain. John Brestavonsky 26 Lorain steel worker and Bernice Szarek 18 Lorain. Louis Chenko 21 Lorain mill worker and Margaret Tamok 19 Lorain. William Randall 28 Lorain inspector and Helen Rush 22.

Marvin Edward Hasenell Cleveland Mona Eleanor Bennett Carlisle Robert W. Tufts Shariff Jean 8. Jones Oberlin Dean Grahan Ladislaus Chobany Lorain Mary Sas John Brestavonsky Bernice Szarek Louis Chenko

Brighton SEW-SO Club invites summer article hand-ins

A Brighton Ladies’ Society note invites the Sew-So Four-H Club members to submit all summer articles to leaders Mrs Ethel Lee or Mrs Ruth Shars by Monday afternoon August 24. The Brighton M B Church meeting on August 13 elected officers, held at Mrs Fred Phillips’s home, with a social hour afterward.

Sew-So -Four H Club Ethel Lee Ruth Shars Ladies’ Society Brighton M. B. Church Fred Phillips Karl Langdondoter Dean McClellan Erwis Pernins Clement Greene Ira Lee Sunshine

Picnic and social events at Oxbow grounds and church

Sixteen couples and families gathered at Oxbow picnic grounds for a four tureen dinner and hamburgery. Japanese lanterns lit the trees while men played horseshoes and golf games. Russel Rader led music and a marshmallow toast closed the evening. The twenty four attendees included Mr and Mrs Maa Lynedorn Mr and Mrs Irvin Klinert Mr and Mrs Ralph Deale and others. The Sister Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church hosted twelve members at Mrs Ira Arnold’s Ninth Street home for brides and hearts prizes with Mrs George Mynchenberg Sr winning for brides and Mrs Charles Coniam taking second while Mrs Margaret Taylor won hearts.Refreshments concluded the evening and October’s meeting date was set with Mrs H A Strau on Oxford Street.

Fisteda Social Club Cascade Park Boon Sadie Gorman Edna Manzelman Myrtle Thorney Laura Barton Oxbow Russel Rader Maa Lynedorn Mars Irvin Klinert Ralph Deale Henderson Orvie Sebredes W. F. Krebs Fmimanuuel Lutheran Church Ira Arnold Ninth Street George Mynchenberg, Sr Charles Coniam Margaret Taylor H A. Strau Oxford Street

Garden Party Planned by Protected Home Circle at Renar Home

After routine business last evening members of the Protected Home Circle plan a Monte Carlo garden party at the Renar residence 1435 Hast River Street on August 29. The Guardian notes Past President Harvey Lewis received a past president jewel during the meeting. A dance is scheduled after the September 4 meeting.

Renar Hast River Street The Guardian Harvey Lewis Jewel

Church Directory Listing of Local Congregations and Services

A compendium of area churches with addresses and service times. Includes United Presbyterian, St Johns Lutheran, First Hungarian Baptist, Gospel Mission, First Baptist, St Pauls Evangelical, Mt Zion Baptist, Salvation Army, Divine Science, Alliance Spiritualist, Bethany Baptist, Second M E Church, Holy Cross, St Andrews Episcopal, Pilgrim Community, Cambridge Church of Christ, Church of God in Christ. Detailing Sunday School, morning and evening services, and midweek activities.

First Hungarian Baptist Church Judas Kish West River Street Alex Yosu Young Peoples Service Gospel Mission East Bridge Street Preyer First Baptist Church Second Street Middle Avenue ST. Paul’s Evangelical Church Third Street Ernst Irion MT. Zion Baptist Ladlst Willa Jackson

Local Social Roundup Narrows Elyria Area Visits

A string of visits and reunions across Elyria area residents highlights a busy period. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Butson were visitors from Elyria Tuesday, while Tuesday evening brings calls at A. K. Baird’s home from relatives and friends including Mrs. Anna Kocher of Norwalk and Mrs. Vandall of Collins. The Bairds and Storrow families join a large reunion at the Pohlman home in Rochester. Additional gatherings include the Peabody reunion in Herrietta and attendance at Brookside Park in Ashland. Several families, such as the McCulloughs, Franzenes, Goes, Robins, Mosher, Lamphere, and Lambersons, are noted for visits, hospital stays, and travels to Cleveland, Rocky River, and Akron. A family transfer sees Carolgene Hobson and Marydene Subling returning to St. Louis after summer visits with relatives.

Day E. H. Butson Elyria A. K Baird Anna Kocher Norwalk S. T. Vandall Collins Tra Lee Clement Green Brookside Park Ashland A. K. Baird Helen Baird Bidwell Baird Donald Spays A B. Storrow Stanley Storrow Baird-Storrow A. C. Pohlman Rochester Rena Heifner Sarah Sarah Callsi0810 Kipton. Mr. and Mrs. C. Gill C. H. Lampen Willa Lampen Robert Charles Lampen Jr Fay Perkins Peabody Herrietta O. R. McCullough Dick Franzen Cleveland Dan Goes Daisy Robins Rocky River Lakewood William Mosher

Baby in Tampa Displays 20 Teeth at 20 Months

Rebecca Wood of Tampa has a full set of 20 baby teeth at 20 months, setting a record for early teething. Her closest rival appears to be a Boston child with 18 teeth at 16 months.

Tampa Fla Rebecca Wood Rebecca Boston

Local residents host callers and visitors in town

Wakeman Mrs Earl Green and children of Brighton were afternoon callers in town. Eleanor Peabody works for Mr and Mrs Plummer Dunkle. Grace Peabody of Cleveland visited Mrs Beatrice Peabody. Myron Biggs and children from Lorain were Saturday visitors of Mr and Mrs C E Hement. Raymond Shinsky and W J Benson visited Mr and Mrs John Shinsky in Florence. Robert Hoyt and daughter were Saturday visitors of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith in Elyria. Ray Worcester and children from Clarksfield stayed with Howard Worcester's family. Frank Rick of Clarksfield was in town. Raymond Beecher of Detroit overnighted with Elmer Beecher's family. Children visited Mr and Mrs GC J Hoyt at their cottage near Ceylon. Also present were James Derr and daughter from Buffalo, Beulah Derr of Hartland, Laura Hoyt, John Leinbaugh, and William Rudd with daughter from Bellevue. B J Filkins spent Saturday at the Great Lakes Exhibition in Cleveland. Fred Miller and wife from Lodi were Sunday visitors of Plummer Dunkle. Plummer Dunkle recently entertained the latter's mother from Parkers Landing Pa. Rosemary Nilgres has entered Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Deare Burns Nettie Finch Webber Great Lakes Burns S. H. Strickler Arizona Ang Flagstaff D. A. Ba J. D. Hand Florence Stetson Brunger Donald Shays Myrtis Tucker Detroit A. G. Mills Pittsfield Earl Davidson Donald Day Zelia Johnson Elyria Perry Brandt Oberlin Don Goss A. W. Davidson Camden Grace Peabody Cleveland Beatrice Peabody Myron Biggs Lorain C. E. Hement Raymond Shinsky W. J. Benson John Shinsky Florence Robert Hoyt Fred Smith Ray Worcester Clarksfield Howard Worcester Frank Rick Raymord Beecher F Mich Elmer Beecher GC. J. Hoyt Ceylon James Derr Buffalo N. ¥. Beulah Derr of Hartland, Laura Hoyt, John Leinbaugh William Rudd Bellevue B. J. Filkins Fred Miller Lodi Callara Plummer Dunkle Parkers Landing

Shower Attendee Event Held at Elyria Home

Mrs Charles Whitney recently attended a shower for Miss Crow at the home of Mrs J E Woad in Elyria detailing a small social gathering and hospitality.

Charles Whitney Miss Crow J. E. Woaden Elyria

Woman Finds Missing Needle Half After 25 Years

In Mount Carmel Pennsylvania a woman who cut her hand while scrubbing 25 years ago found half of a needle on the floor. Recently she developed a pain in her left index finger and the other half of the needle was located, completing the painful puzzle.

MT. Carmel Helen Hetta

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