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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1937

Page

11

Marriage of Frances C Bailey to Louis J Dettling Jr

Miss Frances C Bailey daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Bailey 629 Middle avenue wed Louis J Dettling Jr of Akron. They were married June 6 1936 at St Francis Xavier church Parkersburg West Virginia. Dettling tied with Firestone. A wedding tea followed at Mrs Carl Hummels Akron home and reception at The Gables with bridge and bunco for twenty guests. They will reside in Akron.

Frances C. Bailey Fred Bailey Middle Avenue Louis J. Dettling, Jr Akron the Gables St. Francis Xavier's Church Parkersburg West Virginia Mrs. Dettling Mr. Dettling Firestone Tire and Rubber Company

Elyria Epworth League entertains Home for the Aged program

The Elyria Epworth League hosted a Sunday program at the Home for the Aged with Robert Holmes leading. Special music by Warne Garland on trumpet and banjo. Jean Crisp read musically with Nancy Shryock. Dr. E J Bond spoke on Going the Limit. Prayer and benediction followed.

Elyria Epworth League Home For Robert Holmes Warne Garland Jean Crisp Nancy Shryock E. J. Bond

Flags Decorate Hall For Third Annual Dance

The Elyria Woman's Club Junior Department held its third annual spring dance at Elk's Hall with about 125 couples. Chuck Whitney's Orchestra played as patriotic decorations of flags green leaves and red balloons honored Washington's birthday. Proceeds support charity projects. chairs were Mrs Edward Champion and Mrs Carl Ericsson among others.

Elyria Woman's Club Elk’s Hall Chuck Whitney Washington Edward Champion Carl Ericsson Wayne Wise Richard Schmittgen Kathleen Bavley

Future Plans for St Andrews Young People Meeting

The Young People’s meeting at St Andrew’s Church opened with roll call and minutes by Olive Greene, who led devotions. Mrs Leland Minch conducted worship. The topic was Worship from True Christian. The group discussed a rumage sale set for March 20 and planned a supper next Sunday at six, then the regular meeting.

St. Andrew’s Church Olive Greene Miss Greene Leland Minch

Missionaries Discussed in Intermediate Christian Endeavor

The Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ met with Norma Hardaker leading. The program highlighted missionary stories and profiles of Schweitzer Grenfell Kagawa and E Stanley Jones. Ruth Fridenstine will lead next Sunday's meeting.

Church of Christ Norma Hardaker Schweitzer Grenfell, Kagawa E. Stanley Jones Ruth Fridenstine

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Residents

Admissions include Mrs Vincent Lu yera of 332 East Bridge, Mrs Henry Webber of 327 Winckles, James Fountain of North Olmsted, John Moxley in Brunswick, Billy Whitfield of 109 Ober-Np Road, Mrs Leland Durkee, Mrs Hume Gottlieb in Grafton, Clarence Bott RD1, Mrs Joseph Hricovec Avon, Mrs Grace Faine 147 Eastern Heights Blvd, Mrs David Robertson 633 East River, Mrs Homer Howard La Grange, Mrs Steve Szabo 540 1-2 West Second, Frank Policmeni 333 1Sth, Willard Evans 901 West River. Discharges include John Pollack 425 Adams, Albert Deane 60 Samuel, Mrs Mary Smith 144 Parmelee, Mrs Hans Eggers 351 Oberlin, Earl Arick Valley City Roberta Road RD2, Frank Miller 523 Elm, Mrs Delilah McConnell 716 W Broad, Mrs Robert Greene, baby girl, Lorain resident Mrs Walter Wisniski 130 Clinton Ave, Caroline Hurlbut Oberlin Rd, Mrs Fred Hornby, Grafton Mrs Robert Gunder 841 W River, Fred Mahlke 257 Columbus.

Vincent Luyera East Bridge Street Henry Webber Winckles Street James Fountain North Olmsted John Moxley Brunswick Billy Whitfield Ober- Np Road Leland Durkee Grafton Hume Gottlieb East River Street Homer Howard la Grange Steve Szabo West Second Street Frank Polimeni 1Sth Street Willard Evans West River Street John Pollack Adams Street Albert Deane Samuel Street Mary Smith Parmelee Avenue Hans Eggers Oberlin Road Earl Arick Valley City Roberta Road R. D Frank Miller Elm Street Delilah McConnell W. Broad Street Robert Greene Lorain Walter Wisniski Clinton Avenue Caroline Hurlbut Fred Hornby Robert Gunder W. River Street Fred Mahlke Columbus Street

First British Empire club home party at Sparks residence

The British Empire club hosted its first in a series of home parties Saturday night at Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sparks on Longfellow avenue. Card games dominated the evening, followed by a pie supper with Mrs. A. Scrivens assisting. Plans for February 25 feature a public showing of the motion picture Use of Speed in the club rooms, inviting attendees to bring children. The club will announce further activities at Tuesday’s session. Amsterdam is noted at the mouth of the River Ij.

British Empire Club J. F. Sparks Longfellow Avenue

Sorority Marks First Anniversary At Dinner

Tri Sigma sorority celebrated its first anniversary with a dinner at Schneider's on Cleveland Road. A full course meal was served in a yellow and white themed setting. Yellow candies and a single candle centerpiece adorned the table. Corsages and place cards featured white sweet peas and white carnations. Attendees included Jerry Feron George Scrivens Mary Kiehm John Fulger Gertrude Feron Lloyd Foss Mary Catherine Brand Charles Baumer Kay Cullin and Don Huffard from Elyria Ridgeville Sandusky and Fremont.

Tri Sigma Sorority Schneider’s Cleveland Road Jerry Feron George Scrivens Mary Kiehm John Fulger Gertrude Feron Lloyd Foss Mary Catherine Brand Elyria Charles Baumer Ridgeville Kay Cullin Sandusky Don Huffard Fremont

Lenten Lessons Lead CE Society Round Table

Miss Evelene Ernst led the Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational Church in a round table discussion on His Second Week with eighteen members present. Topics included Character, On My Honor, Our Ideals, Endurance and Profit from Loss, with Robert Gilliland, Elaine Fiedler, Richard Upton, Louts Kuhn, Nora Smith and Orval Strohl presenting.

Evelene Ernst Christian Endeavor Society Second Congregational Church Robert Gilliland Elaine Fiedler Richard Upton Louts Kuhn Nora Smith Orval Strohl Rosadel Rhodes Epworth Club Methodist Church Co. E. Society Church of Christ Oberlin C. E

Local Petites and Visits Across Elyria Area

Mrs. E H Rothe rests after surgery at Elyria Clinic. Art Hales and Albert Hales depart for Canada to visit relatives and friends for a week. Cleveland visitors include Mrs A C Benjamin and son Kenneth with Kenyon Avenue hosts. Numerous local calls, dinners, and weekend travels are noted among residents. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Robertson at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Weddings, birthdays, and exams highlighted among Elyria households.

E. H. Rothe Cambridge Court Elyria Clinic Art Hales Eighth Street Canada Bellville Toronto Albert Hales Brunswick A. C. Benjamin Kenneth Cleveland August Miller Kenyon Avenue Armin Schroeder Bosse Amherst F. R. Easton LeRoy Ohio E. C. Overholt South Bend Indiana Virginia Newton Second Street Howard Wilson Ninth Street F. P. Breckenridge Grafton Township Nowbrshire Road Cleveland Heights Miami Beach Florida R. A. Sanker Edgehill Road James Brandal Princeton Avenue David Robertson East River Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Lerain John T. Bradley C. L. Grandstaff Joan Pittsburgh Pennsylsania Philip Schultz The Fay Company New York City H. R. Finler Delores Denison

Diesel Train Logs Berlin Hanover Run

A German Diesel operated train traveling from Berlin to Hanover covers the 158 mile route at 82 miles per hour.

Berlin Hanover

Madrigal Singers Highlight Interracial YWCA Program

Madrigal Chorus of the Phyllis Wheatley Association of Cleveland presented a high quality program at the YWCA Interracial meeting in the gym. The thirty member group sang Negro spirituals and other pieces in dark brown robes and pongee surplices under director Mrs. Nell Guinn. Miss Ethel Storey, acting executive secretary, spoke on interracial cooperation to create recreational facilities forcolored youth, noting recreation prevents crime. Group singing accompanied by Mrs. Eric Chapman preceded the program.

Phyllis Wheatley Association of Cleveland Sti. Wiwym Nell Guinn Fisk University Western Reserve University Ethel Storey Phyllis Wheatley Association Tuskegee Institute Cleveland College Storey Eric Chapman

Dr Bond Quiet Wedding Unites Miss Scott and Carl Creswell

Dr E J Bond of the First Methodist officiated a quiet home ceremony uniting Miss Margaret S Scott and Carl Creswell in marriage on Saturday at 3 30 PM The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs George FE Miller of 133 Clark Street She wore a royal blue velvet tunic dress with navy accessories and pink roses Her sister Mrs Helen Brown attended in brown with matching accessories Best man was Horace Brown A dinner was served to twelve guests.

E. J. Bond Margaret S. Scott Carl Creswell George FE. Miller Clark Street Helen Brown Wellington Horace Brown

Church of Christ C E Leaders Plan Easter Play

Jack Ryan led last night’s Church of Christ C E session with Tee Prentice as devotional leader. The discussion focused on science and growing appreciation of God, followed by a poem and a solo to “The Lonesome Road” sung by Herman Gannet with Claire Short. Future events include a Friday social at Reverend and Mrs Will Foster’s Harvard Avenue home and a plan to perform St Claudia on Easter Sunday. Next Sunday they will visit the Second Congregational C E Society and meet at the Church of Christ at seven pm.

Jack Ryan C. E Church of Christ Tee Prentice Herman Gannet Claire Short Lonesome Road Will Foster Harvard Avenue St. Claudia Second Congregational C. E. Society Tp. m

Epworth League Sings Hymns. Week Preparations

The Epworth League met at six thirty for a song service led by Edgar Burr with old and new hymns. Next Sunday they visit the Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational Church, meeting at seven. Miss Charlotte Ferris of Westinghouse leads a two session cooking school at the YWCA Tuesday and Wednesday 2 to 4, and speaks at the YYW supper Tuesday. The CCC is credited with planting a billion seedlings.

Epworth League The Methodist Church Edgar Burr Christian Endeavor Society Second Congregational Church Charlotte Ferris Westinghouse Company Y. W. C. A. Symnasium Ferris Willl Employed Youngs Women’s League

Westward Tour Around the World at Tuesday Church Event

The Missionary Society hosts an in church tour titled Westward Tour Around the World led by Reverend Arch ive Stevenson assisted by Miss Poole. Mrs C H Hamilton of Oberlin presents China returnee exhibit. Countries include Japan China India Africa South America United States. Tour begins 8 pm with 15 minute stops. free will offerings taken by D A Baird at Customs.

Church of Christ The Missionary Society Archive Stevenson North Eaton D. A. Baird Customs Office

Creswell—Wedding Guests and OberlinMove Mentioned

Guests preceded the ceremony and a three tiered cake stood at the counter. Mr and Mrs Creswell left for a short motor trip through southern Ohio and will reside in Oberlin. Mrs Creswell attended Lorain High School and is known in the county. Mr Creswell attended Oberlin schools and is a farmer by trade.

Johnston Gift and Knit Shop Spring Styles Preview

Exclusive and lovely patterns, Farns and colors, with free knitting Instructions, await sour selection at the Johnston Gift and Knit Shop. Gifts of all descriptions at moderate prices at 280 Second St.

Johnston Gift & Knit Shop Second St

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