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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1939

Page

9

Lakewood Bride To Be Married In Home Ceremony

Mrs L C McGinley of 1077 Abbieshire avenue Lakewood announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret to Harold E Black son of Mr and Mrs N Black of 340 Princeton avenue The service will be read at seven thirty this evening at the bride’s home by Rev H A Kilahr of the Old Stone Church in Cleveland Attending will be Miss Rose Jean McGinley and Ted Underhill A wedding supper will follow for immediate family and close friends The couple will reside at 1077 Abbieshire avenue Lakewood and Mr Black will resume studies at Cleveland College

Princeton Avenue H. A. Kilahr Old Stone Church Cleveland Rose Jean McGinley Akron Ted Underhill Lakewood Mr. Black Cleveland College

Marriage of Helen McGuire and Neil Schulke

Early this morning at St Marys church in Cleveland Attorney Helen McGuire and Neil D Schulke exchanged vows in a ceremony led by Reverend Father Joseph Scharnitzky. A breakfast for immediate families followed at Hotel Statler, with reception details and familiar local names noted in society coverage.

St. Mary's Church Helen McGuire Neil D. Schulke Ji Oseph Scharnitzky Hotel Statler Cleveland Michael J. McGuire Broad Street Mr. Schulke Flora Schulke Cleveland Street Mary C. McGuire John F. Mel Donough Jr Connecticut Schulke Supreme Court John Marshall Law School College of New Rochelle New Rochelle New York Cleveland College Colson Co. E 8

Lead Study Group Presides Over Delphian Society Meeting

Mrs. H R Selby returned from Florida and presided yesterday as Extephon Chanter of the Delphian Society met in view ML CA on the YM LCA. Mrs Karl Keley was eden of the dis cop c Britain's Modern merce during the second Year War. Next week Mrs Bulkley will lead the discussion topic Capital istic Development of Business and Farming.

1St Congregational Church Elyria Memorial Hospital Fred Todd Frank Aust H. Pankoff Elgin Lewis H.R. Selby Florida Chanter Delphian Society MLCA Karl Keley Eden Britain Bulkley Wil

Miss Jennie Gonda and Clarence Daly Wed in Pretty Ceremony

Miss Jennie Gonda and Clarence Daly unite in marriage at Gospel Mission on East Bridge Street in a six o clock ceremony conducted by Reverend L E Ade. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Gonda of 262 East Broad Street. The couple will reside at 262 East Broad Street after a brief wedding trip. Daly is son of Mrs Anna Daly of LaGrange and attended Elstia High School. Mrs Daly is a Elyrie High School graduate from the class of 33.

Gospel Mission East Bridge Street Jennie Gonda Clarence Daly L E. Ade Michael Gonda East Broad Street Albert McManama Anna Daly LaGrange Elstia High School Daly Elyrie High School

Rainbow Major ity League Hosts Card Party

Last evening at the W C A Rainbow Majority League members and guests Betty Corsi and Jane Andrus were entertained by Ruth McGinnis and Phyllis Mason. March 24 plans were made for a card party with Roberta Mosely named chairman and a committee including Bernice Gwinn Neomia Burge and Betty Campbell. Initiation of new members will be a feature at the March 20 meeting hosted by Yvonne Meyer and Bernice Gwinn. Mystery gifts were exchanged and an airplane game produced high scores for Roberta Mosely and Betty Corkill with Jane Andrus consoling. A dessert course followed at a single long table decorated in patriotic colors.

Rainbow Majority League Betty Corsi Jane Andrus Ruth McGinnis Phyllis Mason W. Cc. A Roberta Mosely Bernice Gwinn Neomia Burge Betty Campbell League Yvonne Meyer Airplane Betty Corkill Aes

Archeologist Dr May Speaks to Elyria Women Group

Dr Herbert May of Oberlin College spoke to thirty five Elyria Branch of the American Association of University Women about the Palestine expedition of 1931 to 1934 with slides of the findings. A business meeting prior raised fifteen dollars for the National Fellowship fund. A March 10 Oberlin dinner meeting was announced and the next Elyria meeting is March 20 at Mrs Ward Young’s home.

C. A. Parsons Hamilton Avenue Elyria American Association of University Women Herbert May Oberlin College D. A. Baird May Palestine National Fellowship Fund Edna Moore Elyria Library Mme. Bartlett Oberlin Ward Young Columbia Avenue Martha Koehn Columbus Bureau of Child Welfare

Mrs Mery Bruhn Celebrates 89th Birthday at Home

Mrs Mery Bruhn of 330 Eleventh Street quietly marked her eighty ninth birthday yesterday at home. She recently broke her hip in August but is recovering and able to move about the house. Bruhn received numerous birthday cards and calls from friends, and has resided in the same house for about fifty seven years.

Irs Mery Bruhn Eleventh Street Cuterly

Colonial Club Luncheon Closes Series Before Lent

Colonial Club held a luncheon yesterday at Mrs Krieg’s home on West Avenue to conclude the present series of five hundred. No further meetings will be held until after the Lenten season.

Colonial Club Aecess

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include George Powell at 638 West Street, Joe Juznicki of 647 West River Street, Milton Sayler of Berlin Heights, Mrs John Getz of Ridgeville, Mrs Vincent Niegowski of 315 Fifteenth Street, Mise Ruth Munson of 375 East Bridge, plus others. Discharges feature Mrs Frank Johnson of 1271 East Avenue, Mrs Arthur Bush of 165 Wood Street, Clyde Booth of 115 Oak Street, Mrs Ralph Dale, a baby boy, Milton Hahn of 708 Park Avenue, and Mrs Emily Boyer of 921 West Avenue.

George Powell West Street Joe Juznicki West River Street Milton Sayler Berlin Heights John Getz Ridgeville Vincent Niegowski Fifteenth Street Mise Ruth Munson East Bridge Street Frank Johnson East Avenue Arthur Bush Wood Street Clyde Booth Oak Street Ralph Dale Cleveland Street Milton Hahn Park Avenue Emily Boyer West Avenue

Friends and relatives gather in Elyria area notices

A collection of social notes reports Janet Mae Carroll recovering from scarlet fever. visits by Mary Eleanor Foster Lillian Mallory Edith Carroll and others across Lorain and nearby towns. Birth announcements include a son born to Eugene Reser and to Ralph Gibbons at Elyria Memorial Hospital. George Washington birthday program organized by King Solomon Lodge features Oberlin College professor David Moore with music by local high school students. local scouts rededicate the Constitution and discuss freedom of speech.

Janet Mae Carroll East River Street Mary Eleanor Foster Lillian Mallory Bethany College West Virginia Charles Houserman Virginia Kathryn Houserman Long Island New York Lucy Houserman Charles Court Houserman Edith Carroll Richmond Indiana Hereld Carroll Denison Avenue Sarah Lett Detroit Michigan Georgia Merrifield Seventh Street Doris Lillian Dostall Prospect Street Phyllis Mae Dostall Ars. Dicken Oxford Avenue Patricia Joyce E. Ebel Wakeman Ohio A. Hutt Ninth Street Eugene Reser East 22Nd Street Lorain Elyria Memorial Hospital Ralph Gibbons Gibbons Winckles’ Street Richard Llewellyn Marie Llewellyn Paradise Edward Brown ABC No 1 Clarence Stellar Fields Corners Fred Fulmer Eastern Heights Boulevard Rochester George Washington King Solomon Lodge Masonic Temple David Moore Oberlin College Olive Youtzy Wayne Meinke Oliver Shubert Ed Gates Troop No. 105 United States

Elyria Licenses Granted To Local Residents

Licenses issued for Rudolph Pasty 23 Lorain la borer and Tillie Mudrak 21 Lorain Nell D Schinke 30 Elyria time clerk and Helen E McGuire 31 651 Broad Elyria attorney granted Clarence J Daly 24 LaGrange filling station operator and Jennie Gonda 23 262 East Broad Elyria granted.

Rudolph Pasty Lorain Tillie Mudrak Nell D. Schinke Elyria Helen E. McGuire Broad Street Clarence J. Daly LaGrange Jennie Gonda East Broad Street

Community clubs host varied events tonight across Elyria

Republican Women meet while several literary and social groups convene at homes and lodges. Dinners, bunco, billiards, and a master Mason degree are planned alongside religious talks by Rabbi Lubasch and Dr. Mueller Buesch. A nautical party at Elyria Business College rounds out the schedule.

Republican Women’s Club Mary Martha St Paul's Daughters of Scotia British Empire El-Porto Walter Plas 10Th Street Henry Ingersoll Jr West Avenue Jolly Eight Bunco Club George Birmingham Ox~Eagles Circle Dot Helen Smith Fairmont Street Postscript Club Mary Margaret Finegan Howe Street Odette Mire Walter Maslyk Water Street Gaiety Kathryn Schroeder East Broad Street Orne Sempre Walter McMullen East River Sigibe Rosemary Cluley Chestnut Street EL Y. W League of Y. W. C. A Henry Mueller Buesch O. F. Lodge Eastman Sempre Fidelis American Legion Ta Wa Si Club Knights of Prihias Frank S. Harmon Lodge Elyria Council Jr. O. U. AL M Elyria Business College Haz Nautical Party Federated Men's Club Cong’l Lothar Lubasch

Girl Scouts Troop 5 Meets for Tureen Dinner at Legion

Troop No. 5 of the Girl Scouts gathered at the Legion hall last evening with twenty seven members enjoying a tureen dinner. Betty Beltz Suzanna Gilmore and Maxine Fichtner served on the hostess committee. Plans were made for a skating or coast party at the next meeting. A song and Good Night Circle closed the session.

Girl Scouts the Legion Hall Betty Beltz Suzanna Gilmore Maxine ‘Fichtner

American Legion Post Military Ball Draws 130 Couples

One hundred thirty couples attended the eighteenth annual Military Ball at the Elks hall last evening. Guests came from Detroit Cleveland and Akron. Music by Johnny Bove and his World Fair Artisans accompanied dancing amid a silver World’s Fair backdrop and flags.

American Legion Post Elks Hall Detroit Cleveland Akron Johnny Bove George Washington Verne Herbert C. A. Persons Irving Plain

Young Judeans Club Meets at Brenner Home

The Young Judean Club met last evening at Nathan Brenner s home 495 Middle Avenue with president Marvin Evenchik in charge. After routine business members enjoyed trumpet and piano solos. Refreshments were served by Mrs Brenner Vida Sternberg and Evelyn Shindle. Next meeting set for March 6 at Lillian Shinder s West River Street home.

Young Judean Club Nathan Brenner Middle Avenue Marvin Evenchik Brenner Vida Sternberg Evelyn Shindle Lillian Shinder West River Street

Lorain Pair Exchange Wedding Vows In Simple Home Rite

Miss Anne Stolar of Lorain wed Harold Haywood in a family ceremony at the Haywood home 254 Pasadena Avenue. The Rev R W Neighbours officiated as a maid of honor Miss Helen Ruba and best man Ernest Seabold stood by. After dinner the couple left for a southbound motor trip and will reside at 157 Lake Avenue Elyria. The bride, a former dramatic director for Sewell Producing Co of Atlanta, is an alumna of Lorain High School 1937. Haywood, of Elyria, is a Royal Rogue member employed by Brilliant Oil and a 1935 Elyria High School graduate.

Ed Haywood Pasadena Avenue Anne Stolar John Stolar West 32Nd Street Lorain Harold Haywood C. W.hartle Lake Avenue Ning R. W First Baptist Church Alpha Tau Sorority Helen Ruba Ernest Seabold Mr. Haywood Krieg West Avenue Harwood South Elyria Sewell Producing Company Atlanta Georgia National Honor Society Lorain High School Haywood Royal Rogues Brilliant Oil Company Elyria High School

Club Elects Officers at Secret Sisters Meeting

The Secret Sisters met at Loretta Mae Boddy's home and elected officers for the new term. Loretta Mae Boddy is president, Mary Driske is vice president, Bevan McCain is secretary, and Mary May Griggs is treasurer. Dorothy Sokol led the program as chair, with devotions by Jane Schue and a patriotic poem read by Dorothy Sokol. A luncheon followed. The next meeting is planned at Mary May Griggs's home on March second.

Secret Sisters Loretta Mae Boddy Mary Driske Bevan ‘icCain Mary May Griggs Dorothy Sokol Jane Schue Loretta Mae George Washington

Fortman Merrick Wedding Solemnized At St Mary's Church

Miss Catherine Merrick and Edward Fortman Jr married at St Marys Church in a ceremony led by Rev Fr Scharnitzky. Attending were Mr and Mrs Henry Maloney. Fortman works at National Tate in Lorain and Mrs Fortman at General Industries.

Fortman-Merrick St. Mary’s Church Catherine Merrick Elm Street Edward Fortman, Jr Bath Street St. Mary's Church Fr. Scharnitzky Henry Maloney Fortman National Tate Company Lorain General Industries

St Pauls Junior Circle elects officers at meeting

The Junior Circle No 1 of St Pauls church met in church parlors with Florence Welton presiding. Officers elected: President Florence Welton, vice president Regina Vietzen, secretary Alberta Stang, treasurer Marian Aebie, sunshine treasurer Wanda Ernst, reporter Edith Worthington, devotional chair Mildred Wagner. Refreshments for eleven members and one guest Mrs Atlee Terry. Next meeting in March hosted by Florence Welton and Wanda Ernst.

St. Paul's Church Florence Welton Regina Vietzen Alberta Stang Marian Aebie Sunshine Wanda Ernst Edith Worthington Mildred Wagner Marilyn Feely Lois Dellfield Atlee Terry Sylvia Chervenka

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Harold E. Black L. C. McGinley Abbieshire Avenue Margaret N. Black Junior Friendship Club Robert Wilson Dorothy Notley Myrne Gleason Ruth Wright Pat Wagner Shirley McGown Janet Notley Miss Kardos Lou Buswell Hilda Erber Ways and Means Roy Clymer W. C. AL Gymnasium Canton Lorain OG. F. Hall Ray Malham Lizzi Lewis Canton Autha Pearl Myers Wellington Perry Eberly Mrs. Merante Avalon Club Eugene Duffy John Merante Anna Perna Bridge Mike Boyson George Rees Duffy Stanley Kaminski Eighteenth Street Bride Anderson Lodena Leininger Onie Shatto Marian Anderson William Anderson Carl Christensen Lucille Rocky River Mary Lukens Alma Olsen Vivian Martin Virginia Steigerwald Phyllis Ross Ruth Meinke Marian Hunter Norma Rhoads Bill Hockagen Thirteenth Street Church of Christ J D Fank Dick Wainwright Bob Fd Clark John Richard Brooker Harold Bramwell Hockaden Mortorville Charles Enders Saint Apatite Siren 'S Speria Iuniness Castle Second Street Hy-Lo Club Mra Clifton Little Traverse City Kathryn Hopwood Faye Hargrave Nell Boyd Drs. Little J. Martin Beck Hannorah May Bestick Hohdy Squire Fenteons The Sgh H.J. McAlindon Optometrist Reads Jewelery Fitore Broad &T News of the Girl Scouts William Benninghoft du Ponts Pennsylvania Benninghott Alaska Norman Kaiser Theodore Emerich Catholic Study Club No .4 Harwood Street James Gallagher Bernard Hubbard Father Hubbard Santa Clara University California Vatican City Mary Seward Leona Boone Mildred Walsh Richard Walsh Soilax Monday Night Club Dorothy Waller Beverly Court Ida Devinney Laura Barton Elizabeth McDonald Wike Mochert Foster Stearns & Foster Alexander Smith Co Axminster Rugs Walnut
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