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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1933

Page

5

Sarah Tapper Weds Gordon Hall On Parents Anniversary

The Tapper home on West Ridge hosted the wedding of Sarah Tapper to Gordon Eugene Hall at eight last evening, marking the couple's first anniversary of Sarah's parents. Rev E J Bond officiated under a garden arch as Kenneth Kern and Roland Faulhaber provided music. The bride wore a white organdie dress with Huntington lace from a gown crafted seventy seven years ago by her great grandmother. Attendants included matron of honor Willig Williams and bridesmaids Ruth Tapper Esther Wernert Winona Hall and Marjorie Randall. Best man Willis Williams and ushers Paul Turner Kenneth Kern Earle Teonhard and William Bucher. The couple, graduates of Elyria High, plan a westward honeymoon then reside with the bride's parents. A six o'clock wedding supper followed and an informal reception.

H. M. Tapper West Ridge Road Sarah Gordon Eugene Hall J. J. Barnes Lorain C. G. Hall Toledo Kenneth Kern Oberlin Roland Faulhaber Bis Willig Williams Ruth Tapper Esther Wernert Elyria Winona Hall Ledo Eleanor Marjorie Randall Conneaut Hall Willis Williams Paul Turner Akron Earle Teonhard Sroom Wiliam Bucher Elyria High School Methodist Church Wilcox Commercial School Cleveland Little Sorority Bridge Club Order of Pythian Sisters Cleveland Union Terminal Company

Ohio Eustis visitors hold first summer reunion at Cascade Park

About 180 residents from northern Ohio gathered at Cascade Park in Eustis on August 27 for the first Ohio Eustis reunion. A noon picnic, a toast by J D Nichols, and park sightseeing followed. Officers elected included F R Cousins as president and L Biantera as secretary and treasurer. Various Ohio towns were represented.

Eustis Florida Ohio Cascade Cascade Park J. D. Nichols Fla Ohio Eustis F. R. Cousins L. Biantera Elyria Berea Cleveland la Grange Grafton Akron Ridgeville Columbia la Fayette Welshfield Montrose Cleveland Heights Eaton Rocky River West Park Oberlin LaPorte Lorain Burton Leslie MacNelly C. R. Marsh

Bride Elect Surprised by Group of Friends

Miss Marie Menz, who will wed Harry Hawkins in August, enjoyed a farewell gathering at her home last evening. Bunco prizes went to Nell Washke and Olene Feagler, with a luncheon, green and white decor, and a presentation of two Colonial bedspreads from guests. Out of town guests included Mrs. Schnack and Catherine Lehrner of Ambheret.

Jeaine Raymond Thompson West Avenue William Jenne, Jr Wilma Jacobs Gomez Bridge Loren Miller Pauline Long Marie Menz Miss Menz Harry Hawkins Deskler Ohio Nells Washke Olene Feagler Mrs. Schnack Catherine, Lehriner Ambheret Russel Payne Thirteenth Street Camille Payne Indiana Jean Mosely Clarence Robert Standen William Hotkaden Billy Leedale Joree Buddy Bauer John Gorney Lee Schnore Albert Burnett Bob Elbert Jimmie Payne Pauline LaFayette Miss Payne

Hospital Notes and WCTU Meeting at Judge Webber Home

Admissions list Water Machuck Lila Keefer Oberlin and others. Discharges include Mrs. William Barnes Albert Spieth Harriet Mar ville Mrs. Roy Saunders Martha Foccer Lila Keefer and Oberlin residents. Tuesday WCTU meeting at Judge A R Webber's Washington avenue home with a three o clock business session and six o clock picnic on the lawn. Mrs H H Strickler presided. Mrs George Haines led devotions. New members welcomed. State WLCTL convention October 17 to 20 in Cincinnati. Mrs Fannie A Drummond reported Milwaukee national convention. Mrs Drummond is a national lecturer and Ohio state secretary for the Young People's Branch. Ella Boole outlined future plans. total abstinence urged and repeal of legal beer debated. About forty attendees picnicked, with speeches from members including Mrs Gerald Rice. Wintera Brothers provided music. Judge Webber thanked for hospitality and invited the Union to meet at his home anytime.

A. R. Webber Washington Avenue H H. Strickler George Haines Cincinnati Ohio Milwaukee Wisconsin Fannie A. Drummond Oberlin Drummond Young People’s Liz Ella Boole Gerald Rice Wintera Brothers Webber Union

Co-Ed Club to Elect Officers After Welcome Gathering

Members of the Co-Ed Club were entertained at Louetta Botamers home on High street. They decided to elect new officers and one new member and amend their constitution at the next regular meeting. A special meeting was set for September first at Trelma Shober's home on Siurom street.

Witt Frank Witt East River Street Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club Golden Glow Club Len McLauchlin Tenth Street Clara McAllister Kathren Ryan Mre McAllister Columbus Street Louetta Botamers High Street Trelma! Shober Siurom Street

Pow Wow Club Returns from Lake Camping Trip

Eight members and three guests of the Pow Wow Club with chaperone Mrs. M E Perry return from a two week camping vacation at the lake. The Misses Ruth Gill Kathryn Arier and Edith Jones joined the club members late in the trip. A business session voted in three new members and three will be initiated at Christmas Olive Schweavler Ruth Gill and Betty Nilsen.

M. E. Perry Ruth Gill Kathryn Arier Edith Jones Cliub Wile Olive Schwea Vler Betty Nilsen

Methodist five S S board re elects Burr as superintendent

At the Methodist School Board meeting last evening D A Burr was re elected superintendent of the school. Plans discussed include promotion from various departments for the last Sunday in September. The meeting at the church followed a dinner. attendance was noted.

Methodist Methodist School Board D. A. Burr

SOMA GAMMAS ENTERTAINED AT FALL TEA

Miss Forrest Ordell hosted Sigma Gamma sorority members on Chestnut Street with Miss Helen Townend assisting. Four bridge tables set, high score awarded to Mrs Bari Fauver, second to Miss Kay Eckler, Miss Mars Wilson Consoled. Next month the club plans outing to the lake. George Hart Irene Hart from Parkview left Monday for a week at the World's Fair in Chicago.

Forrest Ordell Chestnut Street Helen Townend Sigma Gamma +oromy Bridks Bari Fauver Mass Kay Eckler Miss Mars Wilson George Hart Migaté Zula Irene Hart Parkview Sires

Local Picnic Postponed Amid Leisure Group Events

The Fagios Auxiliary picnic planned for Thursday in Cascade Park is postponed indefinitely. Lorain County Epworth League will host a beach party at Elyria Waterworks on Thursday August 6:15 PM with a tureen supper, swimming, games, and a campfire social. Mrs Mionia Lewis opened Stop 5 Yellow Line home for Lady Rowena Circle meeting with prizes for ecootic and guessing contests and a September 12 social at Mrs Emma Zahriey’s Prospect Street home.

Cascade Park County Epworth Mrague Lorain County Epworth League Elyria Mionia Lewis Yelow Line Lady Rowena Circle Klare Schaub Pauline Kline Anna Gehrke Merdames Gehrke Schaub Kline Emma Zahriey Prospect Street

D D Club Hosts Hamburg Fry At Vietzen Home

Mr and Mrs A C Vietzen hosted the D D Club at their Foster avenue home where about eighty members joined a Hamburg fry. Yard lights decorated the space and long tables were set for the gathering, with the next meeting planned for Mrs Ruby Vietzen at Stanford avenue on September 16.

A. C. Vietzen D. D Club Foster Ruby Vietzen Stanford Avenue

Social notes recount visits and upcoming nuptials

Donna Neufield and Betty Kay return to Middle Avenue after visiting relatives in Toledo and Charleston WV. Esther Wernert from Toledo visits for the Half Tapper wedding. Attendees include Hall-Tapper wedding party and guests from Cleveland Detroit Elyria. Several locals travel to Huntington WV Columbus for events and a Chicago Exposition visit. Many small gatherings, family reunions, and a wedding at Clifton Club featuring Lois Saunders of Lakewood and William Porteous Sr. of New Orleans.

Donna Neufield Betty Kay Middle Avenue Toledo Charleston West Virginia Esther Wernert Ohio I. M. Bryson Griswold Road Huntington Chesapeake Lenore S. Stevick Harte G. Stevick Marian Stevick Alvin J. Bush Columbus Stevick Winona Hall T. V. Boyland West Fred Irwin Bay Village Cleveland Detroit Elyria Richard Wentz Walter Whitoff North Olmsted Michigan Mackinac Island Chicago Clifford Ros Maddock Orchestra Toledo Beach Louise Hunt Beulan Kemp Charles Hunt Reaverend Francis Clay Nazarene As- Fambly Helen Seward Alex Hart New York Mary Seward George Street J. D. Lickerish John Madison A. L. Vinceny W. A. Wallington Arlene Burr Kathryn Schubert Roberta Wabb Warren Road

Protest Use Of State Funds For Private Schools In Ohio

The State Council Junior Order United American Mechanics protested public funds used for non public schools at its annual convention in Tiffin Ohio. The group backs the Attorney General ruling that funds cannot aid private or parochial schools and opposes such distribution. A NRA campaign endorsement was also approved. Cincinnati and other cities compete for the 1934 convention. L G Kline of Dennison named state counselor nominee with R R B Garrett of Hamilton as vice counselor. Other nominees include Frank R Norwood treasurer F E Wigton conductor John Zeek and J R Snyder chaplain.

Tiffin. O Wey State Council Junior Order United American Mechanics NRA Cincinnati Columbus Marion Sandusky L. G. Kline Dennison Counellor R. R B. Garrett Hamilton Frank R. Norwood Canton F. E. Wigton Mansfield John Zeek J. R. Snyder Cleveland

Church Meeting Opens Annual Sandusky Conference

PORT CLINTON OH August 30 Several hundred ministers from many cities attended the opening of the five day annual Sandusky conference of the United Brethren church. Notable speakers included A R Coppin g of the Central Area Rev Cuppinger president of Otterbein College Prof A T Howerd of Bonchbrake Theological Seminary Rev EG Frye editor of Evangelical Messenger J M Cogan business manager of Otterbein Home and Rev P McNaught superintendent of the Ohio Anti Saloon League.

Port Clinton. O Sandusky Od of the United Brethren * T

Cliff houses in Ouray region dated to 570 A D

An archaeological expedition led by Albert B. Reagan of Ouray reports cliff houses and caves in Florence and Chandler canyons were occupied around 570 A D. The workers found non permanent seasonal use by Pueblo No.2 culture people, gathering 91 artifacts including a mummy across Florence Chandler Hill canyons.

Ouray Colo Albert B. Reagan Reagan Florence Chandler Chandler Canyon Hill Canyon

French Resistance Card Game and Independence Theme

A fragment discusses Pierre Louiaine and a French resistance view of independence tied to a historic card game called Bote ton. It notes Versailles and Paris backing insurgents and a tradition of remaining faithful to an autonomous perspective amid American methods.

Paris Cin Pierre Louiaine Versailles

Patterned coat and Marian pattern order details

An advertisement promotes CHIC COAT AND FILOCK Pattern 288 with a swagger wardrobe idea for fashion minded women. It outlines sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 18 38 and 40 and lists fabric yardage for a size 16 coat plus a 6 inch rhton. It advertises the Marian Martin Pattern Book and instructs sending fifteen cents for pattern and order details to The Chron ele-Telegram Pattern Depart ment in New York.

Caine Marian Martin Chronele-Telegram Pattern Department 18Th St New York

Parisian clubs defy Culbertson vs Bellanger bridge clash

French committees resist American rule as Culbertson challenges Bellanger in a public debate over bridge methods. New York clubs criticized for exporting strict wartime style while Parisian circles defend more liberal approaches, sparking a clash of bridge philosophies.

New York Culbertson M. Pierre Bel

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Qcociety Sarah Tapper Jaenson Williams Home Bill Williams Harrison Street Paul Wainwright Courtland Street Eed Jack Tarry Jack Tarrr Lil Lake Avenue Teddy Leo McLaughlin Conneaut, Ohio Water Machuck Bath Street Lila Keefer William Barnes Cleveland Street Albert Spieth Harriet Marville Martha Foccer Third Street Roy Saunders C. T. U. Houbs Judge A. R. Webber Zeta Upsilons Naomi Burge Chevalier Lodge Kuishts of Pythias POW Wow Club Sir IA Don Merthe Day's Music Store Mrs. Lewis Rowena D. D Hamburg Fry Socals Elyria’s School of Commerce THE Elyria Business College Triestino Gold Bond Draught Wanda Street LaGrange and Oberlin Roads Waiue Modern Elbria Savings & Trust Marcel Ioppe Birkline WEFK Birkline’s Batiste Szes Phore Elyria Hotel
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