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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1939

Page

9

Ruth Kelling Weds Frank Bolinski In Afternoon Ceremony

Ruth C. Kelling daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelling of 1141 West Avenue accompanied by her family stood with Frank T. Bolinski at St. Marys parsonage in a four thirty ceremony. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Diederick of South Oak.

Bing Ruth C. Kelling Frank Kelling West Avenue Robert St. Mary's Frank T. Belinski H. G. Diederick South Oak

Local couples hostbridal events and upcoming wedding plans

Miss Patricia Thomas announced her engagement to Marion Gossman at a family dinner party hosted by Mrs. William Sabins on Second Street. The wedding is set for Saturday at four at the First Methodist Church, with Reverend F. L. Hicks officiating at the Rose home on Water Street. A second party honored Miss Jane Minkowski at the West River Street home of Vera Smith and Margaret Herold. Gossman and Miss Thomas are the central figures, with other parties and future nuptials involving Leona Seabold, Jack King of Kent, Ohio, and many local guests noted. The social news covers showers, dinner and dessert courses, prize games, and gift exchanges across several gatherings.

Patricia Thomas Marion Gossman William Sabins Second Street Gossman Myrtle Rose Water Street F. L. Hicks First Methodist Church Jane Minkowski Vera Smith Margaret Herold West River Street Banco Ise Woodcock Lucille Tarnowski Virginia Smith Colorado Holy Cross Church Agnes Lillian Dowdell Jet‘Merson Street Leona Seabold Jack King Kent Ohio Jean June Ross Muriel Fiedler Violet Lynch Ireta Wilson Miss Seabold Lakewood Emma Biggs Cleveland Grafton Rosalie Jears Grace Bruce Walker Rose Wehlber Anne Shubert Rose Dowdell Frances Kelling Smith Gibson Moore Belinski Krieg’s West Avenue Elyria High School Sigloe Sorority Northwestern Adjustment Company Bolinski Elyria General Industries Susanna Wesley Marie Jensen Margaret Hollis Riverdale Court Mildred Berger Eastern Heights Boulevard

Patriotic Clubs Plan Benefit Bingo For G A R Members

Four patriotic organizations collaborate for a benefit bingo party in Woodman hall. Ohio G A R comrades will meet in Pittsburgh next week for the National convention. Event sponsored by Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary Daughters of Union Veterans and P D Reefy Circle Ladies of G A R. Thursday August 24 starting 8 p m. Mrs Nina Hits Tan is general chairman. Similar parties spread across Ohio.

Ohio

Simms Family Holds 21st Annual Reunion at North Olmsted Park

Family members gathered from Detroit Atlantic City New London Grafton Medina LaGrange Elyria and Venango Adocia for the Simms twenty first annual reunion at North Olmsted Park. One hundred twenty of 175 members attended with five guests. After a picnic dinner RamMex were delayed. late afternoon ice cream and cake were served.

Detroit Atlantic City New London Grafton Medina LaGrange Elyria Venadocia Simms North Olmsted Park

Local Residents Listed in Civil License Document

License applicants include Marton Groseman and Patricia Thomas of 238 Second Street Elyria, Albert Shorrity 28 of Molliday’s Cove Va a truck driver, Margaret Pernec 72 of 308 Adama Street Elyria, Raymond Moran 24 of Parma O salewman, and Lacotte Oster 22 of Avon Lake.

Marton Groseman Flyria Mmoulder Patricia Thomas Second Street Elyria Albert Shorrity Molliday's Cove Margaret Per- Nec Adama Street Raymond Moran Parma O.salewnan Lacotte Oster Avon Lake

Daughters of America members share Nightingale Council meeting

Nine members attended the Nightingale Council meeting in Lorain with Jona Carter Loretta Hubbell Lovina Hopkins Juanita Hanson Zurnas McHenry Bertha Hummer Jona Hanson Hazel Ryan and Jennie Brunner named. Iona Hanson and Lovina Hopkins received third degree. Several residents from Elyria and nearby towns were noted for visits travels and family events.

Daughters of America Nightingale Council Lorain Jona Carter Loretta Hubbell Lovina Hopkins Juanita Hanson Zurnas McHenry Bertha Hummer Jona Hanson Hazel Ryan Jennie Brunner Iona Hanson Mortimer Maddock Los Angeles California P. E. Maddock Eighth Street Maddock William Mattis Johnstown Pennsylvania Frank Kovacs West River Street Thomas A. Poole Winchester Kentucky R. Holcombe West Avenue Poole Redington Chestnut Street Betty Jayne Bucker Chestnut Ridge Road New England States Megan Mills Washington R I Betty W. D. Bucker Cleveland Virginia Eucker John Lester Burnett Maurice Burnett Venadocia Ohio Albert Miller Wooster Street Martha Forsberg F. G. Taylor Dayton C. E. Southam Kenyon Avenue Louis Beaumont Hamilton Avenue E. Beaumont William Beaumont DeKalb Illinois Glen Beaumont Cuyahoga Falls Beaumont Columbia Karl Kaley Dorothy Jenkins Ruth Bud Beaumont Elyria Elza Reisinger Grafton Elyria Memorial Hospital Jean Crisp New York City C. M. Terry Garvin Avenue L. A. Terry Benton Harbor Michigan Chicago C. M Terry Bxwron Shafstall West Eighth Street Akron American Legion Mildred Florence Moyses Elyrians Yakima Minerva Seton Charles Court New York H. M. Miller Sixth Street Miller C. Henke Ed Elbert

Mrs Foreman Hosts Jolly Eight Bunco Club Event

Mrs Charles Foreman of Lake avenue entertained Jolly Eight Bunco club members on Tuesday evening. Prizes in bunco went to Mrs Sophia Makiiuski Mrs Arthur Goetz and Mrs Kenneth Vaughn with a special prize to Mrs Henry. Luncheon was served and the club will meet in two weeks at the home of Mrs Goetz on Tannery Street.

Charles Boggs Middle Avenue Donald Hutchings Ruth Abraham Karessa Meitzke Cleveland Bridge Ann Tucker Charles Rudy Jean Boggs Mesdames Kenneth Barclay Hans Steger Gaiety Club Janet Stagg Avon Banco Doris Schaefer Katherine Schroeder Ethel Fritsch Phyllis Vedder Mildred Elkins Jolly Eight Bunco Club Charles Foreman Lake Avenue Sophia Makiuski Arthur Goetz Kenneth Vaughn Henry Goetz Tannery Street

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Names

The notice lists admission and discharge names including Beatrice Rahrig Eleanor Arndt Delores Nowak and Henry Williams among others tied to addresses in Ohio towns. It records both admitted patients and discharged individuals such as Richard Noerr Floyd Stone Sophia Given and Cecil Grills, with several from Oberlin and Avon areas.

Beatrice Rahrig Grant Street Elza Reisinger Grafton Louis Auble Wellington Eleanor Arndt Lake Avenue John Will la Grange Henry Williams Oberlin Road Sondra Rader Sullivan George Moran Berthat Vickers Tiltonville Ohio Alice Gaston Harvard Avenue Delores Nowak Spruce Street Richard and Guy Noerr R. D Floyd Stone Bath Street Sohpia Given Columbia Avenue Cecil Grills Oberlin Carl Molosky Fast Avenue Overlin Marjorie Melvin Johnson Cornell Avenue Marlene Gelman Avon Melvin Unger Overtin

Mr and Mrs Lewis Mark Golden Wedding Open House

Mr and Mrs W E Lewis of 406 Lodi Street celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with an open house. About one hundred friends signed the guest book while flowers and a lace covered table framed the event. Daughters Mrs L E Crandall of Hartford and Mrs M Blanche Shock aided in serving as relatives and lodge memberships were noted.

W. E. Lewis Lodi Street Mrs. Lewis L. E. Crandall Hartford Connecticut Winifred Ehricke M. Blanche Shock George Lewis Lorain M. H. Landers Edith Landers William Ehricke Lewis Johnstown Pennsylvania Elyria National Tube Co

Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters Plan September Card Party

Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters were entertained at Mrs Ida Devinney 1401 Lake Ave. The meeting opened by president Florence Brown. A card party is planned for September seventh at Mrs Brown's Eleventh street home with hostesses in charge. Rose Ryan Florence Brown and Minnie Gard were chosen to represent the association at the Grand Temple session in Cincinnati in September. Prizes were won by Mesdames Manzelman Tapper and Devinney. Refreshments served then adjourned to meet September 21 at the Manzelman home 422 Woodland Ave.

Ida Devinney Lake Avenue Florence Brown Brown Eleventh Street Rose Ryan Minnie Gard Association Grand Temple Cincinnati Mesdames Manzelman Tapper Devinney Manzelman Woodland Avenue

Tuesday Gayettes Entertain Guests in Lorain

The Tuesday Gayettes hosted five guests at Rosella Ewers's Hamilton avenue home. Prizes went to Evelyn Schirack Betty Block and Evelyn Pycraft, with Mary Rainey receiving the travelling prize. A salad course followed for Camia Gaines Amelia Conrad Evelyn Pycraft Betty Block and Evelyn Schirack. Mrs Wally Rourke of Fremont street will host the club in two weeks.

Lorain Rosella Ewers Hamilton Avenue Evelyn Schirack Betty Block Evelyn Pycraft Mary Rainey Camia Gaines Amelia Conrad Wally Rourke Fremont Street

Birthday Surprise for Sue Yearly at Home

Twenty six guests surprised Sue Yearly yesterday at 33 Columbus Street. Hostess Mrs William McCully and sister Etta McCully organized the party for Yearly s twenty second birthday. Guests enjoyed games and a pink themed three course luncheon with gifts.

Sue Columbus Street William McCully Etta McCully Miss Yearly

Berean Class Picnic at Elyria Home Grounds

Members of the Berean Class of the Methodist Sunday School will hold a tureen picnic on the Elyria Home for the Aged grounds tomorrow evening at 3 30. Attendees should bring own table service sandwiches and a tureen.

Methodist Sunday School Elyria Home For the

Methodist Sunday School Board Elects Officers

At the regular Sunday School board meeting of First Methodist church Leonard Fisk was reelected superintendent for another year. Rev. Dr. F Hicks chaired. Assistants include B. I Ohlemacher and W. O. McClean. George King elected secretary treasurer. Department superintendents appointed: Junior Leonard Fowls, Primary Mrs. C. V. Beatwell, Kindergarten Mrs. Walter Peak, Nursery Mrs. Willard Hicks, Cradle Roll Superintendent Mrs. R. A. Peterson, Home Department George Haines. The board set October first as Ralls Day with events planned the preceding week at the church.

First Methodist Church Leonard Fisk Fisk F . Hicks B. I Ohlemacher W. O. McClean George King Leonard Fowls C. V. Beatwell Walter Peak Willard Hicks R.A. Peterson George Haines

Farewell Given to Miss Phyllis Pearson at Vermilion Lake

Thirty members of the Employed Young Women's League enjoyed a social evening at Wahlene Ottos cottage Vermilion-on-the-Lake featuring bicycling and dancing. They presented a farewell gift to Phyllis Pearson departing to serve as student dean at the University of Syracuse. Committee members Leona Callahan Betty Donahue Catherine Logue Roberta Mosly and Gladys Dunlap led the event.

Young Women's League Wahlene Otto Vermilion-on-the-Lake Phyllis Pearson University of Syracuse Leona Callahan Betty Donahue Catherine Logue Roberta Mosly Gladys Dunlap

Elyria Lodge Holds Regular Meeting and Social Events

Elyria Lodge No. 103 I O O F conducted routine business at their regular meeting at the Temple. L J Blake is convalescing at home after an operation at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Northwest Encampment plans a Friday meeting and Saturday corn roast at Robinson's Grove, inviting members, friends, and neighboring lodges.

Elyria Lodge No Temple L. J. Blake Elyria Memorial Hospital Northwest Robson's Grove

Gala Ladies Plan Next Week Fish Fry At Buswell Home

Gala Ladies met at Arline Buswell's Cleve land road home for a business meeting. A fish fry was planned for next Tuesday evening with prizes awarded to Eva Hales and Irma Loescher consoled. A dessert course followed at a well set table with garden flowers and candles. Members agreed to reconvene in two weeks at Betty Buswell's Elizabeth street home.

Arline Buswell Cleveland Road Eva Hales Irma Loescher Betty Buswell Elizabeth Street

Four Applications Accepted at Ladies Auxiliary Meeting

The Past President Emma Zahr ley presided over the Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles meeting last night in Bea trice France's absence. Four applications were balloted upon and accepted. Nellie Burton and her committee plan a tureen supper at six o'clock before the next regular meeting. All members and new candidates are invited to attend this supper and meeting on September twelfth.

Emma Zahrley Ladies Auxiliary To Eagles Beatrice France Nellie Burton

Circle Dot club meets at Mrs Wolfe's Huron street home

Mrs Clara Wolfe hosted Circle Dot yesterday with twelve members present. President Mrs Alice Kaylor opened the business session, pedro played, and prizes were won by Mrs Helen Smith, Mrs Jennie Krause, and Mrs Matde Saladin. Luncheon served, adjournment set for two weeks with Mrs Roce Boals of Winkles Street.

Clara Wolfe Circle Dot Club Huron Street Alice Kaylor Pedro Helen Smith Jennie Krause Matde Saladin Roce Boals Winkles Street

Calendar events for church and community groups

Calendar items include a 7 30 reception for Dr and Mrs E H Evans and family at 1st Congregational Church parlors with all friends invited Rollin E Hinkson Post and Auxiliary meeting followed by cards Friendly Twelve evening gathering at Margaret Maddox home Malcolm et al Dames of Malta meet at I O O F hall Mid week prayer meeting at United Presbyterian at 7 90 Clasque Club hosts a wiener roast

E. H. Evans 1St Cong All Rollin E. Hinkson Margaret Maddox Malcolm Et

Daughters of Union Veterans Meet at Vermilion Summer Home

Yesterday twelve members of Mary A Chandler Tent visited Mrs. Pearle Wright's summer home at Vermilion on the Lake. Prizes went to Lydia Squires Lucille Warner and Mrs Wright. A bountiful supper followed on the porch and members shared vacation trip accounts. Regular meetings resume September twelfth at the Y M C A.

Mary A. Chandler Daughters of Union Veterans Pearle Wright Vermilion Lydia Squires Lucille Warner Wright

Social gathering at Betty Ryan home on Third Street

Last evening Sigioe was delight fully entertained at Betty Ryan's home after the regular meeting. An informal initiation of Mrs. Violet Rose and Betty Koepke followed. A luncheon with garden flowers and lit tapers ended the event at a low crystal bowl. August 29 at Mrs Kay Sykuta's Lorain home.

Sigioe Betty Ryan Third Street Violet Rose Betty Koepke Kay Sykuta Lorain

Exercises Trim Figure For Fall

Jacqueline Hunt HY promotes a fall fitness plan urging daily ten minute routines. She suggests morning stretches, sit up twists, leg raises, and abdominal tightening to slim the waist and flatten the abdomen, noting noticeable results after a few weeks.

Quick Kitchen and Home Care Short Cuts

Short cuts warn about steak tenderness lemon brush and olive oil before broiling ten minutes prior. Tepid water removes sand from vegetables and cleans weed plants. Choose pillow slips large enough for easy pillow insertion. If pillows are stuffed, cases wear out quickly.

Colorful kitchen towels pattern 6483

Submit ten cents to Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept for pattern 6483. Includes six motifs 5 by 12 1 inches with outline running cross stitch roses and color suggestions plus materials list and stitch illustrations. Send NAME ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER to 259 W. 14th Street New York NY.

Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept W. 14Th Street New York N. Y

Try Different Dressings To Lend Snap To Salads

GALADS should play an important part in our diet, but every housewife should forestall the day when her family may proclaim itself fed up with her salads. That day need never come if she is inventive and avoids serving the same combinations day after day. There is endless opportunity for variety in the concoction of salads, and it is also possible to give new character to an old salad with a new dressing. Mayonnaise just as it comes is good in many salads, but many are vastly improved with certain mayonnaise variations, and the leaves will be fringed with red.

Jacqueline Hunt

Cucumber Boat Salad from Simple Garden Recipe

Peel cucumbers halve lengthwise and scoop centers. Dice tomatoes and drain. Mix cucumber pulp with tomatoes celery salt pepper and onion then moisten with mayonnaise. Fill cucumber halves and arrange on lettuce. Garnish with parsley and extra mayonnaise if desired.

Salad Dressings and Beauty Tips From a Vintage Menu

A long, recipe filled guide offers mayonnaise based dressings for many salads from vegetable to fruit and seafood options. It includes variations with cheese, olives, mustard, horseradish, and sour cream, plus serving ideas and a segment on beauty tips by Loretta Young and homemaking advice.

Blind Attorney Argues Before Appeals Court

In San Francisco a blind U S attorney from Idaho, John A. Carver, read his points by finger spelling in Braille before the U S Court of Appeals as he opposed the appeal of a former Texas oil promoter, bringing notes in Braille.

San Francisco U. S. Court of Appeals John A. Carver U. S Idaho Texas

Cleaning Pewter With Flour Vinegar And Salt Paste

A simple pewter cleaner uses equal parts flour vinegar and salt mixed into a paste. Apply it, leave on for one hour, rub off and wash, then dry and polish to restore shine.

Seattle Court Orders Release After Mail Fraud Prison Term

A Seattle court granted habeas corpus release after a defendant served two years for mail fraud in an Idaho prison camp. The ruling emphasizes due process and custody status, with the petitioner to be released pending further proceedings.

Seattle Idaho

Also Mentioned on This Page

ETY Ruth Kelling AN T. Bolinski Miss Minkowski Bride Townsend Club No.2 Woodman Hall C. G. Kiefer Mary Stockmaster Fred Cowles Cowles Indianapolis J. A. Ford Townsend Patriotic Clubs Eileen Birkline Pongo Club Andrew G. Hancock Hancock Richard O. Riggs Olga Mate Mrs. Foreman Pate Ile Methodist Sunday School Board Elyria 1 O. O. F. Lodge Mrs. Wolfe Wright Cottage Miss Hunt Judith Wilson Loretta Young Ruth's Lake Ave Sprague East Ave Rant
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