Simple Society Ceremony Unites Mare Copas and Elverton Roe
At First Methodist church today two o’clock Mare Marie Copas and Elverton Roe were married in a ceremony led by Dr. E. J. Bond. Attendants included Wayne Martin and a twin sister of the bride. An informal reception followed at the bride’s home for about 30 guests. The couple will reside at 320 Siath street after a honeymoon. Both graduates of Elyria High School class of 1933. Roe is employed by General Industries Co. Mrs. Roe belongs to Zeta Upsilon Sorority. Out of town guests from Shreve Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Mare Marie Copas
Elverton Roe
E. J. Bond
Attee Ganaa
Sor Uy Peese Eeere
Charles Copas
Fifteenth Street
Wayne Martin
Martin
Shreve
Ohio
Roe
Siath Street
Elyria High School
Howard Roe
Murray Ridge
The
General Industries Co
Post-nuptial shower honors Mrs Elkins at Jefferson home
A post-nuptial shower honored Mrs Larry Elkins Louise Pallas at Miss Margaret Anthonys Jefferson street home with airplane as the evening’s diversion. Dorothy Hartley won the score award while Gertrude Hoogenboom was consoled. The guest received gifts for the new home as pink and green decor graced a large dessert table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anthony
Jefferson Street
Larry Elkins
Louise Pallas
Torothy Hartley
Gertrude Hoogenboom
Eskins
Elyria High School
Detroit Deaconess Nurses Training School
Deaconess Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio Wesleyan University
Jolly Eight Bunco Club Honors Members at Meeting
The Jolly Eight Bunco club met with Mrs. T Henry and awarded high score to Mrs. Ralph Betz, second to Mrs. Emma Foreman, third to Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn, with Mrs. Makiuski winning a special award. Members gifted Mrs. George Smith birthday gifts as Valentine colors set the luncheon. The host served the meal and each place held a comic Valentine. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Makruski on Cleveland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight
Bunco Club
T. Henry
Ralph Betz
Emma Foreman
Kenneth Vaughn
Makiuski
George Smith
Valentine
Valentine Day Social Of Second Congregational Church
Mrs Ed Smith of Lake Avenue hosted Division D of Second Congregational Church yesterday afternoon with Mrs Fred Hens Map and Mrs Ridgeway assisting. Mrs George Lamberton led a devotional and read Life Can Be Bought. The division chairman conducted the meeting and a bake sale exchange was planned for the next gathering. Refreshments for nineteen members and one guest followed. Joint hostesses for the March tenth meeting will be Mrs A E Kemp, Mrs R G Rhodes and Mrs J E Ashen bach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
Lake Avenue
Fred Hensmap
Ridgeway
Second Congregational Church
George Lamberton
A. E. Kemp
R. G. Rhodes
J. E. Ashenbach
Marmola Tablets Promoted For Quick Weight Loss
Personal to Fat Girls ad promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a fast slim down method without strict dieting or heavy exercise. It claims the pills contain the same element used by doctors to treat fat patients and urges readers to start Marmola today to gain a slender figure.
Elyrians to Join Emergency Peace Movement Luncheon
Twenty Elyria citizens will meet at the YWCA Friday noon to discuss and organize participation in the Emergency Peace Movement sparked by Dr. Maude Royden’s visit. Minister Will Foster leads Elyria efforts while a formal group forms, with Mr. Dalton of Ohio State University YMCA as tomorrow’s luncheon speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce
Maude Royden
Elyria
Dr. Royden
Will Foster
Dalton
Ohio State University Y ¥. M.C. A
Columbus
Postnuptial Shower for Mrs Recupero at Temple Court
Mrs James Recupero hosted a post nuptial shower Tuesday at 209 Temple Court with guests including Mrs Paul Schneider and Mrs Polly Patak. Spelling contest entertainment and an advertising game awarded prizes to Helen Macsay Hazel jsci Helen Monroe and Elizabeth Hallauer. A treasure hunt for Mrs Schneider featured linen gifts. the former Edith Macsay married in Ripler New York December 27. A dessert course and candlelit pink and green decor complemented pink rose centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Ripler
New York
Polly Patak
James Neuman
Alberta Ehlert
Marian Malik
Helen Nagy
Temperance Meeting of LaPorte W C T U Held at Shrubsole Home
LaPorte W C T U gathered at Mrs Hattie Shrubsole’s home on Wednesday afternoon with eight members and seven guests. Dr Edwin Kirby gave a temperance address and the group observed January Temperance Day at East Carlisle school. Mary Miller presented Ten Commandments to Mr Hoskins for classroom display. Next meeting set for March 10 at Mrs Frank Rahl’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaPorte
East Carlisle
Hughes
la Porte
Confer Degree On Four
Dames of Malta conferred the first degree on four candidates at a well attended meeting in I O O F Hall. A special session is set for February sixteenth in the same hall. At the next regular session on February twenty fourth the first degree will again be conferred on six candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames of Malta
I. O. O. F. Hall
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Local Residents
Admissions include Mrs. Cora Mar Snyder S Logan Street Bird Gilet Wellington Frank Zalesk 346 17th Street John Pastor 343 Vulcan Street Doris Moore 128 Clark Street John Drennan 137 Garvin Avenue Glen Martin Vermilion Delores Meltzer 333 Columbus Street. Discharges note Mrs. Lawrence Krebs baby boy RT 2 Mrs Lawrence Moore baby girl 0n0 Cemter Street Mrs Robe Ravlar baby box 168 Corned Avenue Mere Clarence Diedrich baby boy 275 Ninth Street John Dollard Brown Hotel Mrs Naymord Coe Tits Foster Avenue dupe Wiles No Ridgeville Robert Walsera 156 Dennison Vahe[s] sandvic 590 West Avenue Barbara Lennen Clenicz Ridzeville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Mar Snyder
S. Logan
Bird Gilet
Wellington
Frank Zalesk
17Th St
John Pastor
Vulcan St
Doris Moore
Clark St
John Drennan
Garvin
Glen Martin
Delores Meltzer
Columbus St
Lawrence Krebs
Lawrence Moore
Robert
Corned
Mere Clarence Diedrich
Babs Box
Ninth St. John Dollard
Brown Hotel
Naymord Coe
Foster
Dupe Wiles
Ridgeville
Robert Walsera
Dennison, Vahe
Sandvic
Weet
Barbara Lennen- Clenicz
Ridzeville
Regal Lily Quilt Pattern 5717 Offered by Chronicle Telegram
Instruction highlights a simple 10 inch block quilt named Regal Lily with color options for background and leaf colors. Pattern 5717 includes a Block Chart actual size illustration, three color schemes, step-by-step directions, and yardage. Send 10 cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Local Personal Notes From Elyria Area
Mrs Amelia Thompson returns home to Hobart Indiana after visiting Elyria for the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs E H Terrell of East Broad Street. Mr and Mrs Harvey Curtis announce the birth of a daughter at Elyria Clinic last evening. Mrs Herbert Lees returns home after a three week visit in Miami Beach Florida. Mrs Florence Vanover and Mrs Elsie Shaffstall attended the American Legion Auxiliary meet in Amherst Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Fell drive from San Francisco to Galveston to board the Algonquin of the Clyde Mallory line and will arrive in Miami Florida Saturday. Born to Mr and Mrs Robert Greene a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital this morning. Mrs Greene and child live in Lorain. Mrs George Hoke and other A A U W members attend luncheon in Oberlin today. The Adult Bible Class of Church of Christ meets Saturday evening at eight, with Mr and Mrs Verne Martin. Judge Webber will speak. Mr and Mrs B H Long host Charles Mincks of Stow as weekend guest. Miss Martha Wilson, a former Elyria resident, recovers at Cleveland Clinic after surgery. Miss Marian Upp of Baldwin Wallace Conservatory to spend weekend at home on Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Thompson
Hobert
Indiana
Elyria
E. H. Terrell
East Broad Street
Harvey Curtis
Broad Street
Elyria Clinic
Herbert Lees
Harvard Avenue
Miami Beach
Florida
Florence Vanover
Elsie Shaffstall
American Legion Auxiliary
Amherst
Charles Fell
Middle Avenue
San Francisco
California
Galveston
Texas
Algonquin
Clyde Mallory Line
Miami
Robert Greene
Helen Snyder
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Greene
Lorain
George Hoke
Ward Young
Harold Rorick
Mincks
Martha Wilson
Cleveland Clinic
Marian Upp
Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music
Fourth Street
Clevelander Speaks To Elyria Woman's Club
A February Elyria Women’s Club luncheon featured Mrs. A R Purmort of Cleveland as speaker. She summarized Chase’s This England and Carnegie’s How to Make Friends and Influence People, urging wide readership. One new member joined, and tables were decorated with small American flags honoring Lincoln and Washington. Sixty seats were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
B. Cordrey
Civile and Political Science
Elyria Woman’s Club
A. R. Purmort
Cleveland
Chase
Cate Carnegie
Tureen supper planned at Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary meeting
Members met in Woodman hall to plan a tureen supper for February 24. Mrs Elizabeth Decker was appointed chair of the supper committee. A small attendance followed a routine business session with a social hour after bingo, where Mrs Jessie Comm won the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Woodman Hall
Elizabeth Decker
Jessie Comm
G R Scavenger Hunt Valetine Party for Hamilton Group
G R Scavenger Hunt at Hamilton Girl Reserves yesterday afternoon paired girls Arlene Ecenruth and Winifred Quick won prizes Dorothy Bolton as serial chairman with Katherine Haas planned the event Frances Corkill Betty Sell and Arlene Beckenruth served home made cake Guests included Miss Freese principal of Hamilton School and new member Wars Louise Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Arlene Ecenruth
Winifred Quick
Dorothy Bolton
Katherine Haas
Frances Corkill
Betty Sell
Arlene Beckenruth
Wars Louise Blaine
Miss Freese
Tamilton School
Local Groups Schedule Various Social Meetings
Calendar items list events from multiple organizations. Monitory clubs and church groups plan meetings with speakers and activities at homes, churches, and clubrooms. Highlights include Valentine parties, suppers, bingo, and performances by Scouting and service groups across Elyria area.
Club Hosts Valentine Dinner For Walton Mission Group
The Mission Study Club at First Congregational Church feasted on red valentines red and white carnations and red confections. Five hostess names are listed Margaret Hewitt Caroline Rost Palma Ormseth Mary Peabodk Lenore Shumaker. A five dollar donation was made to the Red Cross for flood relief and a white elephant sale opened the program. The next meeting is March tenth. Zeta Upsilon Sorority honored Miss Mare Copas with a scrap book from Miss Rubh Woodcock at her Lake avenue home. Miss Copas, soon to wed Elverton Roe, hosted this afternoon’s see. The sorority plans to aid a needy family and Miss Myrna Smetzer of Cleveland Heights will entertain February twenty eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May Walton
Hostess Circle No 2 of St Pauis church meeting
Mrs Albert Eckler hosted Circle No 2 of St Pauis church at her Chestnut Street home yesterday afternoon. Mrs Otto Mischka led the meeting, Mrs Martin Gehrke opened with devotions, and members planned quilting. A social hour followed with refreshments. The next gathering is at Mrs Mischka's Harrison Street home on February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Eckler
Circle No. 2
St. Pauis Church
Chestnut Street
Otto Mischka
Martin Gehrke
Mischka
Harrison Street
Penny luncheon hosted by Mrs Lewis Brown in Ken s0on avenue
Mrs L Brown hosted twenty three ladies at a penny luncheon for Circle 3 of First Verhadist church at 237 Ken s0on avenue yesterday. Mrs J W Trerrell chaired a business session and devotional led by Mrs PL Strobe]. An Easter festival is planned for March 16. Mrs George Haines invited members to a meeting on March seventeenth at her East avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Brown
Hee Qome
Meeting Date Change For Hand Society
Society members met at Benean’s on Second Street Feverday with a good attendance. Tinace moved to shift meetings to the second and fourth Wednesdays each month to begin sewing. After refreshments, they departed to meet on Wednesday February 24 at Mrs. Sadie Brown’s home on Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helpings Hand Society
Benean’s
Second Street
Tinace
Sadie Brown
Judge Webber Speaks at Blue Triangle Club Meeting
Judge A R Webber discussed his contacts with colored schools and colleges of the south at the Blue Triangle club gathering last evening at the YWCA. Miss Hazel Wilson, president, led the event with a three course supper served to twenty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
South
Blue Triangle Club
Hazel Wilson
Young People’s Drill Team entertained by Edmund Smith at home
The Young People’s Drill Team of Protected Home Circle enjoyed an evening hosted by Edmund Smith at 639 West River street. Cootie provided entertainment and Durward Gaines was rewarded for his score. The group adjourned to February 24 when Leonard Dunford will host at 237 Eishth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Smith
West River Street
Cootie
Durward Gaines
Leonard Dunford
Eishth Street
Girls plan Home Guard Mission Group at church
Twelve girls met yesterday after school at the First Methodist Church to organize a Home Guard Mission Group. Mrs. E. J. Bond and Mrs. Marjorie Miller will assist as advisors, with Ann McClellan serving as presiding officer until officers are elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Home Guard
E. J. Bond
Marjorie Miller
Ann McClellan
Postponed Better Speech Class at Y W C A
The Better Speech class taught by Miss Roma Bader at the Y W C A Friday afternoon has been postponed until further notice due to the teacher's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma Bader
West View Rites for Teeny Stone Studnarz Victim of Train
Mrs Albertina Studnarz known as Teeny Stone was killed instantly when struck by westbound Big Four passenger train No 45 at the West View crossing at 644 PM on Thursday. She was 79, a long time West View resident, mother of five, wife of John Studnarz, and survived by eleven grandchildren. Funeral at St Adelbert's Berea with burial in St Adelbert's cemetery East Bagley road Berea. Albert Burt Olmsted Falls resident dies after illness. funeral at Berea Hoae's and burial at Chestnut Grove Olmsted Falls. West View notes report 97 families, Red Cross flood relief gifts totaling 103 56, clothing and cash drives yielding 53 21 at town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertina Studnarz
West View
Mary Mletzek
Thressa Kermensky
Louis Studnarz
Anthony Studnar
Albert Burt
Olmsted Falls
Community Hospital
Berea
Ida Burt
Ethel M. Burt
Neva Maskey
Gladys Stonmeier
Ira Beals
Hoae
Chestnut Grove
Red Cross
West
Willard Memorial Meeting Of W C T U Held In Oberlin
The annual Willard Memorial meeting of the W C T U convened in Oberlin at the First Methodist church. Mrs BelL Richards presided, with devotion led by Mrs J A Richards. Miss Edith Metcalf spoke on Red Cross work and Mrs Meacham discussed the Memorial campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
First Methodist Church
Mra. Bell
Richards
Mra. J. A. Richards
Edith Metcalf
Red Cross
Willard
Meacham
February Meeting Of Young Women's Club At First Church
The Young Women's club of the First Church held its February meeting last evening in the James Brand House. A potluck supper was served at 6:00 o'clock, followed by an evening of games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Club of
the First Church
James Brand
League of Women Voters hosts open meeting at Wright Laboratory
On Monday evening February 15 at eight o clock the League of Women Voters will hold a general open meeting at Wright Laboratory. The Department of Government and Child Welfare will run the event with Mrs. Robert McEwen presiding. Reports on Lorain County Children's Home will be given by Mrs. Utterback Mrs. C R Comings and Mrs Carl Kinney. The Department previously hosted an open meeting on the Far East with speaker Mrs C Hamilton yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Wright Laboratory
Department of Government and Child Welfare
Robert McEwen
Utterback
C. R. Comings
Carl Kinney
Lorain County
Department of Government and Foreign Policy
Far East
C. H. Hamilton
Oberlin Mayor Reports 1936 Court Criminals
Mayor C R Comings of Oberlin compiles a 1936 criminal docket listing traffic violations 185 intoxication 21 illegal possession of liquor 1 breaking and entering 1 operating car under the influence of liquor 5 breaking and entering uninhabited building 5 petit larceny 5 abandonment of destitute par-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Comings
Oberlin
Local Social Notes Mention School Event and Visits
George Elias spoke on A man without a country at the school house auditorium Friday afternoon. Alvin Zapier and wife moved Monday to West View from Berea. Several families attended a Wayne Feed Co. banquet in Ashland Ohio Thursday evening. A Cleveland nurse cares for Miss Rachel Anderson at home. Minnie Webber of Granat Michigan visits sister Nellie Chapin. Raymond Hermann and guests entertained at cards Saturday. Ruggles of Cleveland visited John Thompson Monday. Stella Ruggles visited Nida Richards later. H Ingersoll family called on Hazel after tonsil surgery at Fairview Park Hospital. Lois Wilson of Berea visited Ethel Ingersoll Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Elias
School House
Alvin Zapier
Berea
Weat View
E. Harris
William Hammond
G. H. Ingersoll
Ashland
Ohio
Wayne Feed Co
Cleveland
Rachel Anderson
Minnie Webber
Granat
Michigan
Nellie Chapin
Raymond Hermann
Harold Hall
Olmsted Falls
Harold Schuster
West View
I. J. Russe
Ruggles
John Thompson
Stella Ruggles
Gambling and Liquor Transport Cases Reported
A brief item notes ongoing cases involving maintaining a place for gambling and transporting legal liquor in a motor vehicle. It also mentions a robbery case linked to an individual named Rob Berry and related charges.
Lent Evening Prayer and Holy Communion at Christ Church
Evening prayers with a sermon by Rev Daniels at Christ Church Isplaco pal Thursdays during Lent at 7 30 PM. Friday Holy Communion begins tomorrow at 10 00 AM. All are welcome at these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Christ Church
Isplacopal
News Notes Mrs Fannie O A Drummond Weekend Akron
Mrs Fannie O A Drummond spent the weekend in Akron visiting relatives and attending local events. She was accompanied by her sister and brother in law, and reports pleasant weather and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Oa
Drummond
Akron
Canton Banquet Speaker News and Poems Featured
On Monday night a speaker addressed the Moderated Youth Temperance Council banquet in Canton. Mrs Helen T Bertheff of Woodhind Avenue learned her poem will be included in a new anthology of women poets to be published by Henry Harrison in New York City. Gustave Petersen of New Jersey visited his sister-in-law and family on East Lorain Street while en route on a business trip west. Ms I A Lyon of West Lorain Street plans a trip to Cocoanut Grove Florida for several weeks with friends. Miss Miriam Grosh of Beaver Falls Pa visited Oberlin recently with Miss Margaret Schauffler of South Cedar Avenue. Grosh formerly worked at the Oberlin Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth's Temperance Council
Canton
Helen Tappan Bertheff
Woodhind
Henry Harrison
New York City
Gustave Petersen
New Jersey
B. EB. Haukes
East Lorain Street
Petersen
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Dr. Kirby
Regal Lily
Alice Brooks
Clevelander
Elyria Woman's Club
G. R. Scavenger Hunt
Monopoly Club
Earl Rasbach
Cleveland Street
Daughters of
Sahara
Beacon Light
St. Paul's Church
Ruth Hege
Bethel Shrine
Elyria Commandery No
K. T
Cues and Lines Club
al Bauer
High Street
Emma Dean Anderson
U. P. Church
Helen Bristol
Emily Paeth
Clan Robertson
Hi Hatters
Ann Snellenberger
Winckles Street
Townsend Club
Dorothy Yost
Church of Christ
Mrs. L. Brown
Judge Webber
Studnarz
Burt
Red
Esther W Wood
Allan Harris
Phovo
Union St
WL. T. UV
Lois Wilson
Ethel Ingersoll
Spiritualist Meeting
Endora Williams
Laurendine
the Brown Company
Lodi St
Elsyria, Oo
Middle Ave
Zebyee
Royal Table Mat CO
Swetland Bldg
Capitol Theater
Pana
Darek
Violets
Carek
Carek. Florist
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