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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1937

Page

13

Engagement Revealed For Lloyd Sump At Bridge Party

Miss Virginia Moran disclosed her engagement to Lloyd E. Sump at a LaPorte bridge party. The wedding is planned for September fourth aboard a ship motif table setting named the S S Matrimony. Guests included out of town visitors from Cleveland and Madison.

Virginia Moran Virginia Patricia Moran LaPorte Lloyd E. Sump Miss Moran F. E. Moran Mr. Sump A. E. Sump Middle Avenue Miss Perry Huge Georgiana Dieter S. S T. Moran Vivian Moran Cleveland J. Shannon Madison Bender Body Company Sump Elyria High School Notre Dame University National Tube Company

Bethel Shrine Auxiliary Summer Party Held at Elyria Club

Bethel Shrine Auxiliary hosted a summer party at Elyria Woman's Club after weather shifted plans from a garden party. Guests from St. Louis New Jersey and Cleveland attended with hostesses May Markham Florette Heidrich Mary Rogers Olga Sasse and Susie Lewis. Guests enjoyed desserts and bridge and pinochle games with several prizes. Next event planned for August with a luncheon hosted by Mrs Arthur Hiscox.

Bethel Shrine Auxiliary Elyria St. Louis New Jersey Cleveland Arthur Hiscox Townline Road

Lodi Street Party Honors Chicago Guest With Cards

Mrs. Fred Raesler hosted a cordial evening for her guest Mrs. Jean Reiter of Chicago Illinois. Cards were in play, prizes went to Mrs. Hattie Kuss Mrs. Rose Boals and Mrs. Iva Simmons, while the guest prize went to Mrs. Reiter. Patriotic flowers and favors decorated the tables with a two course luncheon for twelve guests.

Fred Raesler Lodi Street Jean Reiter Chicago,llinois Hattie Kuss Rose Boals Iva Simmons

United Presbyterian Hear Dept Reports at church meeting

Reports from various United Presbyterian departments were presented last night at the Bible School Cabinet meeting held at the church. The devotional service was led by Superintendent T F Sellers, and routine business concluded the session.

United Presbyterian U. S Bible School T. F. Sellers

Ninety Guests Attend Guild Bridge Party

Ninety guests were entertained Wednesday afternoon at a bridge party arranged by the North Side Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Weather changes moved the event from a garden party at Mrs. Worth Fauver's home to Mrs. L. B. Fauver's Washington avenue residence with corsages awarded at each table and punch and cakes served after the games.

North Side Guild St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Worth Fauver L. B. Fauver Washington Avenue

Circus Themed Party Honors Jolly Hustlers 4-H Club Members

Miss Leota Drusendahl and guests hosted at the Drusendahl home on West Ridge last evening a party honoring Mrs. Howard Ablgrim Kay Stuntz. Guests dressed as kids, circus entertainment included relay races won by Erna Lottmann and others.

Blue Triangle Club Leslie Bowman Ollie Bohannon Rodney Rockwood Rosemarie Johnson Viola W'lson Nettie Clark S. G. Shaw F. A. Stetson Raymond Thompson Lucius Jenkins Leota Drusendahl Margaret Pallas Bud Porter Drusendahl West Ridge Howard Ablgrim Kay Stuntz Erna Lottmann Ablgtim Eleanor Simms Jolly Hustier

Marriage at Parsonage Blesses Emily Karpinski and Mike Ravalla

On a Wednesday morning at ten o'clock at the First Methodist parsonage Dr E J Bond officiated the wedding of Miss Emily Karpinski and Mike Ravalla both of Lorain R D 1 The bride wore a white ensemble and a shoulderette of flowers The only attendant was the groom's sister After the ceremony the couple left for a honeymoon and will reside in Lorain

First Methodist Church E. J. Bond Emily Karpinski Mike Ravalla Lorain R. D Lorain

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice

Admissions list includes Charles Willard Wellington Mrs Jay Seymour 115 Lake Avenue Mrs Charles Smith 202 Blaine Street Mrs Jack Carter Tos 1 2 W Broad Street Mrs Roy Abbey R D No 2 Dorothy Walker Mansfield Mildred Prochazka Waller City Mrs Charles Hanser Gtafton Samuel Rotunde 249 Std Discharges include Mack Schuster 124 Homer Street Mrs Carl Limpert baby girl 225 Longford Mrs Hartzel Nixon Amherst Mrs Frank Oldenbers baby boy 311 East River Mrs Giles Gardner Grafton Mrs Matt Casper Avon Marcates Stravd Avon Miss Laura Splete 522 West Second Street Mrs DeForest Stanford 504 East Broad Guy Widdowson La Grange

Charles Willard Wellington Jay Seymour Lake Avenue Charles Smith Blaine Street Jack Carter Tos W. Broad Street Roy Abbey R. D Dorothy Walker Mansfield Mildred Prochazka Waller City Charles Hanser Gtafton Samuel Rotunde Mack Schuster Homer Street Carl Limpert Longford Hartzel Nixon Amherst Frank Oldenbers East River Giles Gardner Grafton Matt Casper Avon Marcates

Miss Dostall Weds George Trumble On Parents 38th Anniversary

Miss Margaret Dostall daughter of Mr and Mrs Gustave Dostall celebrated her parents thirty eighth anniversary by marrying George Trumble son of Mrs Marr Trumble at St Pauls Evangelical church parsonage Rev Ernst Irion officiated. The bride wore pink net and satin gown with white roses corsage and hair decor. The couple will reside at 207 Glenwood street with Mr Trumble employed at Perry Fay company.

Margaret Dostall Gustave Dostall Nicholscourt George Trumble Marr Trumble Glenwood Street Ernst Irion St. Paul's Evangelical Church Airs R. C. Adams

Installation Planned by Junior Order of United American Mechanics

The Junior Order of United American Mechanics met at Wurst hall on Tuesday evening with Carl Scheibel presiding. Reports were given and one membership application was received. An installation is announced for next week and all members are urged to attend. On July 27 the second birthday of the order will be observed with cake and candles as a class of candidates is initiated.

Order of United American Mechanics Wursthall Carl Scheibel

Junior Mission Band Planned Picnic At Cascade Park

The Junior Mission Band of United Presbyterian church met Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs. C. J. Bristol’s home. Billy Carle led on Patriotism and read Psalm 24. Choruses from Summer Bible School were sung, and Mrs. Bristol told a story of the Junior Mexican Bean. President David Sellers led a brief business meeting and plans were made for a Cascade Park picnic on Wednesday July 14, from 11 AM to 4 PM.

United Presbyterian Church C. J. Bristol Harvard Avenue Billy Carle I’sahn

Betty Wallace Weds Stanley Fitzgerald in Warsaw Kentucky

A June wedding joined Betty Wallace daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wallace of 187 Bath street with Stanley Fitzgerald in Warsaw Kentucky. The couple traveled home to Lorain Ohio where the groom works at Kroger. Mrs Fitzgerald, Elvsha High School graduate, resigned from Volunteer Food Market.

Betty Wallace Robert Wallace Bath Street Stanley Fitzgerald Warsaw Kentucky Fitzgerald South Hamilton Avenue Lorain Kroger Elvsha High School

Knapp Couple Celebrate Tenth Wedding Anniversary

Relatives and friends gathered at 243 Spruce Street to honor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knapp on their tenth wedding anniversary. A pink and blue table centerpiece featured a miniature bride and groom, with sisters Betty Lou and Pauline presenting a rose-decorated cake.

Paul Knapp Spruce Street

Patriotic Service At North Ridgeville Church

The Sunday morning service at North Ridgeville Congregational Church on July 4 will be of a special patriotic character. Judge A. R. Webber will deliver the address reflecting on current unrest in light of American traditions. The talk coincides with Independence Day celebrations and all interested friends are invited.

North Ridgeville Congregational Church A. R. Webber United States

Democratic Women Club Elyria Meets Tonight at Woman's Club

Calendar for tonight lists events across Elyria including Dem Women Club of Elyria at Woman's Club on 4th street with an Et-Yet club banquet and DeMolay installation. Also scheduled are Women’s Benefit Association bingo, Hi-Hatters with Mrs Anna Snelienberger and Mrs Myrtle Dilts, and various church and auxiliary meetings with specific host addresses.

Democratic Women’s Club of Elyria Woman's Club 4Th Street DeMolara Women's Benefit Association Anna Snelienberger Winckles Street Happs Myrtle Dilts Nichols Townsend Cilnbl Middle Avenue Spom Daughters of Scotland Major Woodworth Women's and Young Women’s Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church T. F. Sellers Harvard Ayrine St. Andrew's Church

Notable Local Travel and Family Notices Roundup

Local society listings show residents and relatives traveling across states and countries. Mr. and Mrs. H W Lapp and in-laws return from New England and Quebec. Mrs J G Wherry tours Vermont. many plan visits to Upper Sandusky Eaton and Chicago while others host guests from Detroit Monroeville and Scranton.

Helping Hand Society Hosts Two Socials at Members’ Homes

A wiener roast at Mrs. Charles Decker’s Lake Avenue home drew Helping Hand Society members last night. About fifteen attended a six o’clock gathering, business meeting, and bingo with hostess prize to high scorer. Mrs. Sadie Brown, consoled, will host July fourteenth at 143 Longford Avenue. Lizloo members met at Louise Knierim’s home for a pajama party and midnight lunch after games. Next meeting slated for Betty MacDowell’s house on July sixth.

Charles Decker Lake Avenue Helping Hand Society Sadie Brown Lizloo Louise Knierim Betty MacDowell

Local Licenses Granted to Four Individuals In Two States

Four licenses are issued or noted for individuals including John James Dickerson a 49 year old policeman of New Castle Florence Aretha King a 42 year old teacher of Columbia Station Harold Weimer 21 from Wellington and Florence Sugarki 20 from Brighton Township.

John James Dickerson New Castle Florence Aretha King Columbia Station Harold Weimer Wellington Chipper Florence Sugarcki Brighton

Ballerina Caped Dress Pattern From Chronicle Telegram

The ad promotes a sheer cotton print dress called Ballerina with a cape, suited for summer wear. It lists sizes 12 through 38 and notes fabric needs for dress and cape. Send 15 cents to Pattern Department, Chronicle Telegram, 119 West 18th Street, New York for pattern No. 2803.

Mercury Chronicle- Telegram Pattern Department West 18Th Street New York N. Y

Entertain Gnomes Meet with Bridge Prizes Awarded

Gnomes met at Mrs Morris Brown's home on Oxford Avenue. After five games, first prize went to Mrs Sterling Ray, second to Mrs Myers Chapman, and third to Mrs Ora Lysaght. Mrs Brown served a salad course. The next meeting will be a tureen dinner on July 6 at Mrs Edwin Sharpe's home on Williams Street.

Morris Brown Oxford Avenue Sterling Ray Myers Chapman Ora] Lysaght Brown Edwin Sharpe Williams Street

Past Presidents of the Sons of Veterans Meet

Mrs. Jennie Lent of East Avenue will host a noon three dinner tomorrow with Mrs. Hattie Smith as hostess. The meeting gathers the former presidents of the Sons of Veterans for a social and planning session.

The Sons of Veterans Jennie Lent East Avenue Hattie Smith

Columbia Joint Meeting Connects Church Groups

The Women s Mission Circle of Columbia Baptist and Ladies Aid Society of Fields Methodist met at Mrs Lee Walker s home in Fields with 60 attendees. The gathering celebrated Mr and Mrs Walker s 16th wedding anniversary and Mrs Hill s grandparents 61st marriage anniversary. Mrs Hannah Lonzbon recalled Mrs Hill s role in forming the circle and Mrs Munn and Miss Phyllis Bartter spoke on Education of the Negro in the South from the study book. visitor Mrs Lou Weeden from Elsria attended.

Columbia Women’s Mission Circle Columbia Baptist Church Ladies Aid Society Fields Methodist Church Lee Walker Fields Walker Hannah Lonzbon Hill Women's Mission Circle Munn Eaton South Phyllis Bartter Lou Weeden Elsria

Outdoor meeting planned by Amherst Democratic Women

Plans for an outdoor meeting at Beaver Park on June 25 were made at the Amherst Democratic Women's Club gathering at Mrs. D. K. Wilson's home. President Mrs. Harry Wolf reported on the Cincinnati state federation meeting and a Ridgeville garden party set for July 15. A tureen dinner will be served at 1:30.

Amherst Beaver Park Democratic Women’s Club D. K. Wilson Washington Avenue Lorain Harry Wolf State Federation Cincinnati County Federation of Democratic Women Ridgeville Margaret Bolton Social Security Office Erie Huron Little John Motta South Lorain Martha Kumse Th Bridge Earl White Bunco C. S. Blackman Motta John Martha Vida Kumse Joe Conley Cc. S. Blackman

Hill Family Gatherings and Local Club Notes

Mrs Hill's daughters Mary Jane Osborne of Columbia and Lucy Cole of Elyria attended with four granddaughters. Great grandchildren Ordella Walker Helen Walker Consuella Stinchcomb Eleanor Worcester and Jean Wimperngy served refreshments. Boys 4-H Club to entertain at Warren Meek's home July 8. July 4 sermon topic Christ or Mars. Ladies Aid July 8. Acme Grange July 6. Grafton hosts Columbia Methodist July 2. Columbia Baptist vs Eaton July 2. Roy Putt family weekend at Somerset Center and Gray Goose Lake Michigan. Mrs Putt's sister and two nieces from Cleveland as guests. Norman Putt, who has

H. W. Lapp Denison Avenue P. J. Ldmbird Monroeville New England Quebec J. G. Wherry Vermont C. L. Bristol Helen Upper Sandusky W. F. Hehr H. T. Andrews Princeton Avenue Robert Martin Jack Dorothy Andrew Walter Switzer Detroit Michigan E. R. Laver Marilyn Sandra Eaton Ohio Ina Laver Westfield N. J Lake Avenue R. A. Williame Janet Lois Denver Colorado R. O. Pope West Ridge Chicago Florence Pope University of Chicago R. T. Ketcham Gary Indiana First Baptist Church Elyria Carl Taylor Court Street West Coast Seattle Washington Victoria British Columbia Los Angeles San Francisco California Mt. Rainier Grand Canyon Yellowstone National Park R. A. Moran Kenyon Avenue Florida Cuba C. A. Gibbons West Virginia Pennsylvania Clasque Club Ingrid Eggers Miss Eggers Germany Sweden Zanesville Oak Street W. C. Walters Cornell Avenue Edward Pugh Mary Louise May Burke Scranton Hill Mary Jane Osborne Columbia Lucy Cole Ima Walker Esther Worcester Fields Dorothy Walker Lolita Wimpenny Carlisle Mrs. Hill Ordella Walker Helen Walker Consuella Stinchcomb Eleanor Worcester Jean Wimperngy Entertaens Warren Meek Maynard Cartwright Cartwright Cascade Park Acme Grange Grafton Columbia Methodist Columbia Baptist Mneet Eaton Roy Putt Doyle Somerset Center Gray Goose Lake

Norma Jean Knapp Visits Grandparents in New London

Norma Jean Knapp is spending two weeks with her grandparents in New London. Rosalind Knapp visits Detroit relatives for a similar period. Rev and Mrs E Schmidt attended a Lakeside session of the National Youth Conference followed by a Wednesday gathering. Harry Wolf was a Lorain attendee on Wednesday evening.

Norma Jean Knapp New London E. Schmidt Lakeside Harry Wolf Rosalind Knapp Detroit

Local visitors call on Mrs. James Cather household

Michigan notes describe visitors arriving from the past month. Mrs. Bert Rothel with parents and infant, Mrs. Wilbur Hawke, Mrs. Everett Stone with Janet, and Mrs. Wade Jacquoys were among the callers at the home of Mrs. James Cather sharing news and greetings.

Michigan Bert Rothel Wilbur Hawke Everett Stone Janet Wade Jacquoys James Cather

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