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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1939

Page

9

Comraderie club notes and multiple pre wedding parties

The September events include wedding announcements for Bee Bierie and Donnelly R. Diltz of Kent Ohio who wed in Angola Indiana on August 15 1939. Kent State students plan to live in Kent after October first. A Comraderie club gathering featured bridge and a dinner centered with flowers. The issue also details forthcoming ceremonies for Bodmann Vietzen Mass Mezurek Guthman and McCrann Sullivan couples with related showers, teas, and open church plans.

LPHEN Martha Dwyer Fourth Street Miss Bee Bierie Donnelly R. Diltz Kent Ohio Rge Miss Bierie C. C. Bierie West Bridge Street Diltz Sor G. M. Diltz Angola Indiana

Lorain personals note many local moves and visits

Mrs Emil Wendorf leaves Elyria for Cleveland after vacationing across several states. Local families report births baptisms and visits with relatives including Malik Battenhouse Hahn and Ference entries. Talarski and Linn families are noted with reunions and cross state travels among residents and guests of Elyria.

Post-Nuptial Shower for Mrs. Willis Carvin and club news

A post nuptial shower for the former Marie Kelling honored Mrs Willis Carvin at Miss Gertrude Mallorys Middle avenue home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Carvin Mrs Manuel Collins and Mrs Cecil Garrett. The event featured bunco and pig and a two course luncheon. other club notes include Chatter-Doos electing Marie Beam treasurer and a Jitterbug party planned for September at Emma Emodys home.

Willis Carvin Marie Kelling Gertrude Mallory Middle Avenue Carvin Manuel Collins Cecil Garrett Chatter-Doos Marie Beam Standen East River Bunco Elvah Gower Elizabeth Young Anna Barkknecht Anne Standen Nancy Krieg Anna Knipper Betty Block Lois Kilgore Emma Emody Mary Ahlgrim Anita Meiko West River Street Anne Street

Song Stock Family Holds Second Annual Reunion at Castalia High

Members and friends met at Castalia High School on Sunday for the second annual reunion. Ninety five attended including ninety members and five guests. Officers retained: President Mrs Carl Schoenegge Sandusky Vice President Lyle Amato Elyria Secretary Treasurer Mrs Salma Manson Lorain. Prizes awarded for games and contests. One of the oldest members Mrs William Songstock ill at Huron Road Hospital Cleveland. Next year’s reunion set for the last Sunday in August at the same Castalia venue.

Songstock Castala High School Carl Schoenegge Sandusky Lyle Amato Elyria Salma Manson Lorain Fred Knauer Lena May Meta Dalton Wm. Conely Byron Miller Mary Sengstock Miller North Ridgeville Ethel Wallrabenstein Columbus John Sengstock Detroit Michigan Emma Bluhm Vera Knauer Clair E. E Herrington Charlotte Maness Murcigan Jane Ella Zimmerman Violet Sengstock Wolfe Mich Harvey Droht Evelyn Matters Deloris May Donald Sengstock Fd Sengstock Barbara Matters Albert Sengstock Sr Ice Crean William Songstock Huron Road Hospital Cleveland Ohio

Elyria Lodge 103 I O O F meets under Vice Grand

Vice Grand presides as Wade Reynolds conducts Elyria Lodge 103 I O O F business in the absence of Noble Grand L J Blake. Corn roast at Robson's Grove praised. Widow's Relief Association holds annual meeting September 26 after the lodge meeting. District meeting set for October 4 in Oberlin.

Wade Reynolds Elyria Lodge No L. J. Blake Robson's Grove Widow's Relief Association Elyria Lodge Oberlin

Two Guests of Honor Attend College Sendoff Fiesta

Miss Maxine Wamsley hosted a party at 334 Oxford Avenue honoring Emma Bourquin who returns to William and Mary and Frances Given bound for the University. Dorothy Christman and Marian Gilmore won prizes in banco. Refreshments followed the fiesta motif at a late hour. Guests included Lois Barlow Shirley Goetz Mary Louise Carr Natalie Stentz.

Maxine Wamsley Oxford Avenue Emma Bourquin William and Mary Frances Given University of Michigan Banco Dorothy Christman Marian Gilmore Lois Barlow Shirley Goetz Mary Louise Carr Natalie Stentz

Know your Future Readings Daily at 9 AM to 9 PM

Public notice for daily readings at 331 Furnace rear location offering sessions from morning to evening. reads: Know your Future. Readings daily, 9 alin. te 9p. m, 331 Furnace, rear.

Furnace Rear

Service League Faces Transportation Shortfall

Elyria Service League warned at its monthly meeting that the group cannot continue transporting the blind from Lorain to the Center for the Sightless without outside help. Funds for this service are exhausted. The Amherst meeting at Lord Geoffrey Inn drew 21 members for luncheon and a business session planning a card party and a rummage sale in October.

Elyria Service League Lorain Lord Geoffrey Inn Amherst

Birthday Courtesy at Tuesette Club Hosts

Two guests joined Tuesette Club members at Mrs. Fred Bongs home in Cord street to play bridge. Mrs. Ellis Caywood won high score, Mrs. Clarence Ryan of Lorain was consoled. A birthday cake decorates the luncheon table and a birthday gift is given to Mrs. Caywood. Guests included Mrs. L Waldecker and Mrs. O C LePonce. In two weeks Mrs. Clayton Berrington will host in Lorain.

Tuesette Club Fred Bongs Concord Street Ellis Caywood Clarence Ryan Lorain Caywood L. Waldecker O. C. le

Orne Sempre Club Dinner and Meeting Plans

Last evening members of Orne Sempre club dined at Kaase's in Cleveland then attended the theatre. Plans were made for a Hamburg ery next Saturday with husbands as guests at Mrs. Oscar Koehn's home 223 Glenwood Street. Mrs. Walter McMullen of Butternut Ridge Road will host the next regular meeting in two weeks.

Orne Sempre Club Kaase’s Cleveland Oscar Koehn Glenwood Street Walter McMullen Butternut Ridge Road

Marie Youngeberg Weds Camden Rigg In Amherst Church

Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Youngeberg of Wakeman announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Marie to Camden Rigg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rigg of 608 East Broad Street. The ceremony will take place September 15 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Amherst. Mr. Rigg works with the Bender Body Co. in town.

H. O. Youngeberg Wakeman Marie Camden Rigg Fred Rigg East Broad Street St. Paul's Lutheran Church Amherst Mr. Rigg Bender Body Co

Tri Sigma Celebrates Birthday Event for Mary Kiehm

Tri Sigma sorority gathered with Rose Mary Webber on Cascade Street to celebrate Mary Kiehm's birthday. Prizes went to Miss Kiehm and Helen Finnegan after pinochle and rummy games. Plans were made for a steak fry, desserts served, and a future meeting set for September 12 at Mary Kiehm's Eastern Heights Boulevard home.

Tri Sigma Sorority Rosemary Webber Cascade Street Mary Kiehm Miss Kiehm Helen Finnegan Tri Sigma Eastern Heights Boulevard

Grills Family Reunion Officiates In Tudgeville Hall

The sixth Grills family reunion at Tudgeville town hall Sunday August 26 featured an entertainment committee made up of William Grills's children. About fifty family members attended for dinner and newly elected officers included president Frank Honney vice president Lewis Grills secretary treasurer Mrs Walter Peake historian Mrs John Hann and sports chair Clayton Brown. Adjournment set for the first Sunday in August 1940 at the same venue. Esther Gibbens hosted a surprise birthday party for Louise Jabbush at their Lake Avenue home with outdoor and indoor activities a peanut scramble and a decorated cake amid gifts. Nine Division L members of the Second Congregational church gathered at Mrs Dora Swesey’s Tattersall Court home for a white elephant sale and games with winners Mrs Darley Pickett and Mrs Gladys Bliss. The division will meet September 26 with Mrs Clara Wolf on Huron Street.

Beverly Foley Audrey McCallister Lake Avenue Dorothy Vietzen H. Carlton Bodmann Amherst Avis Hast Dngs Kathryn Bodmann la- Monne Searight LaVonne Sea‘gight Josephine Toth Janet Tiche‘nor Regina Vietzen Alberta Stang Lorna Fiedler Evelyn Lyndon Peg Kauffman Virginia Stewart Avis Hastings Leon Rankin Ralph Tichenor Fred McCallister Emil Wendorf Cleveland Mildred Nanee Cope Miss Fox Bridgeport Cto M. J. Young Middle Avenue Stafford Lake Kent Ohio J. C. George Denison Avenue Robert McKeesport Pennsylvania Edison Highway J. T. Moon LaGrange Road Walter Guthman Bob Ann Zanesville Arch H. Stevenson Vermilion Wallace Forbes West Bridge Street Elyria Memorial Hospital I. Weinstein Fairlawn Avenue New York City Lucile Hinman West Second Street Charles Malik Malik Correll Avenue Elmer Battenhouse C. J White Canada Lake Neansong Callendar Ontario John Hahn 127 High Street A. C. Hudnoutt Mary Arthur Stanford Avenue Hudnutt Oxford Avenue Kansas City Missouri Minneapolis Minnesota Girl Reserve Department Stephen Ference Ference Talarski Cedar Grills Tudgeville Town Hall William Grills Frank Honney Butternut Ridge Lewis Grills North Faton Walter Peake Elyria John Hann Clayton Brown Esther Gibbens Louise Jabbush Gibbens Second Congregational Church Dora Swesey Tattersall Court Sam Urias Darley Pickett Gladys Bliss Clara Wolf Huron Street Smith Avon Lake Park Peter Smith Avon Mary Ann Fullmer Everett Sandrock Chestnut Ridge Leo Smith Richard Walsh Avon Lake Mentor

Iota Nu Club Plans Dinner at Ritters Wednesday

Members of Iota Nu planned a dinner party with Agnes Ross hosting at 12035 Middle Avenue. The party moves to Ritters on September 13 with Michigan in play and Rosie Bilow scoring winner while Elea nor Rhoads was consoled. The club will reconvene in two weeks with Wanda Bielke hosting at 475 West Eighth Street.

Iota Nu Club Agnes Ross Middle Avenue Ritters Michigan Rosie Bilow Eleanor Rhoads Wanda Bielke West Eighth Street

Community Club Activities And Renewed Gatherings Tonight

Golden Glow Club meets with Gertrude Henry of Hmkie Court for a tureen supper. Townsend Club No 2 also meets. United Presbyterian choir resumes regular practice and Bible school cabinet meets at the church. Lambda Chi hostesses entertain Miss Phyllis Rhoads group with Velvety snapdragons and a salad course. Mrs Eugene Burke of Charles Court travels to Sandusky this fall with husband.

Golden Glow Club Gertrude Henry Hmkie Court Townsend Club United Presbyterian Church Bible School Cabinet Phyllis Rhoads Lambda Chi Eugene Burke Charlescourt Sandusky Frank Rhoads Burke Earl Brown Marjorie McMullen Butternut Ridge Road

Begin Weekly Meetings of Scotch Stitchers Held at Beverly Yanke’s

The Scotch Stitchers weekly meet at Miss Beverly Yanke’s home ended with games and a wiener roast hosted by Betty Jane Nesbitt. Winners were Mrs Klekotta of Berea and Marjorie Mudge. Next week Marjorie Mudge hosts the gathering.

Beverly Yanke Mrs Klekotta Berea Marjorie Mudge Betty Jane Nesbitt

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted Locally

Admissions list includes Nancy Pickard and Alvin Scott Jr among others at various streets in Oberlin Milwaukee Valley City and Ohio regions. Discharges note Mrs Harold Brown and baby girl at 165 Courtland street plus several others including Mrs Carl Stradsack Mrs Raymond Stoskopf and multiple named residents across 291 Marseilles avenue 250 Gates avenue and more.

Nancy Pickard John Hahn High Street Wallace Forbes West Bridge Street Alvin Scott, Jr Oberlin Edmund Formellen Milwaukee Wisconsin Dorothy Caco Lorain Harold Brown Courtland Street Carl C. Stradsack Case Road Raymond Stoskopf Valley City Norman Mathewson Marseilles Avenue Robert MacDonald Gates Avenue Robert Wall Wickchiff Ohio Herbert Wiech East Broad Street Mary Elizabeth Gillespie Lois Jean Gillespie Seventeenth Street Quincy Mudge Lewis Court Jack Brouse Alice Gaston Harvard Avenue Sue Mills Avon Lake Phyllis Wagner Tenth Street

Colored Pegs Replace Tree Blazes at Mount Toby Study

Amherst Massachusetts State College adopts bamboo pegs to mark trees and trails on Mount Toby experimental forest. Forestry instructor James D. Curtis says bamboo markers offer greater permanence and less damage from rodents. Varying shapes include paddle-ended markers bearing tree IDs and color coded trail markers throughout the forest.

Amherst Mass Massachusetts State College Mount Toby James D. Curtis Curtis

Marx Brothers in UK pub stunt at Dorking

In Dorking Surrey passersby gasped then entered a pub to find Britain's famed Crazy Gang members Nervo and Knox Flanagan and Allen and Naughton and Guid who perform at the Palladium nine months a year. They said they were making a new film and weather had kept them indoors, so they invited people to drink with them.

Dorking Surrey Britain Nervo Knox Flanagan Allen Naughton Guid

Moving Snow: Montreal Considers Traveling Melter System

Montreal civic authorities study a traveling snow melter to solve winter snow removal. A former Montreal technical school professor designed a 12 by 6 feet tank on a truck. Snow loads melt by oil burners, draining melted water into roadside sewers to prevent freezing.

Sweden Tops Europe In Average Man Height Survey

A recent survey finds Swedes average 5 feet 9 inches, the tallest in Europe, with Scots next at about 5 feet 8 and three quarters inches. The study highlights national height differences and potential social or genetic factors across countries.

Sweden Europe

Modes and Manners at Formal Dinners

Questions cover proper etiquette for pre dinner cocktails table service wine with fish courses chilling still red wines platefuls at formal dinners celery olives and relishes timing of passes and soup eating method. Answers indicate no unfinished cocktails to table no turning point. use light dry Bordeaux or Chablis with fish. no chilling red wine. limit to three items per plate including water goblet. pass celery olives and relishes between courses. sip soup noiselessly from the spoon away from the person.

Beauty Tips for Irregular Features and Coiffure

The guidance advises avoiding intricate curls and top set waves for irregular features. Opt for simple flowing lines with swirls, loose rolls, or unformed curls. Brush hair to a natural shine, avoid bright rinses, and keep hair off the forehead to fit head contour. A soft deep wide wave with loose curls is preferred. avoid tight ringlets.

Short Cuts for Crispy Crackers and Stain Care

Short cuts describe making hot jelly or marmalade crackers baked to golden. Split common crackers butter the inside and bake on a sheet until crisp. A tip warns to soak table linens with egg stains in cold water and dry stove burners after washing before use.

Coed Emily Parks Offered Welcome to UP Vet Program

A young American co ed Emily M Parks aims to enroll at the University of the Philippines to study veterinary science. She will graduate from Scripps College in Claremont California. Dean Gregorio San Augustin assured her she will be welcomed.

Manila Emily M. Parks University of the Philippines

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