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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1937

Page

11

Mrs Maude Strickler Weds Former Amherst Pastor In Flagstaff

Society notes report the Church of Christ in Flagstaff Arizona witnessed the June 23 ceremony uniting Mrs Maude Strickler formerly of the city and Rev John F Berry of Cleveland Ohio in a double ring service led by Rev Mortimer A Hawk son in law of the bride The service featured a lighted cross and wedding music by Mrs W M Anderson The couple plan to reside in Cleveland after a west coast wedding trip with Berry a pastor and ethics lecturer at the Cleveland School of Dentistry The Hawke and Strickler families attended while Dexter Strickler and his wife now living in Nowata Oklahoma were unable to attend

Flagstaff Arizona Maude Strickler John F. Berry Cleveland Ohio Mortimer A. Hawk Church of Christ W. M. Anderson Mendelasohn Betty Arlene Frances Joan Hawk Huston Hawk Berry Noble Union Church School of Dentistry Amherst California West Hawke Dexter Strickler Nowata Oklahoma Strickler

Elyria Couple Weds In Toronto To Live Here

Mr and Mrs Mike Radacby returned from Toronto Canada where their wedding was solemnized at Sts Cyrill and Methodius Church by Reverend Michael Shuba. The bride Mary Lindway wore pink chiffon lace with a large picture hat. Best man John Timko and maid of honor Ann Radachy attended. A dinner for thirty guests followed at the Statler Hotel. The couple will reside in Elyria.

Mike Radacby Toronito Canada Syricl and Methodius Church Michael Shuba Mary Lindway Steven Lindway Lake Avenue Ann Radachy John Timko Statler Hotel Radachy

New Club Organizes and Plans Summer Meetups

The Ritz club held its first meeting at Betty Stoffer’s home on Boston Avenue. Donna Pixley and Lucille Hinderer were elected secretary and treasurer. A July 24 picnic and a July 28 hike were planned. The second regular meeting is set for July 9 at Lucille Hinderer’s Boston Avenue home. A luncheon followed yesterday’s business session.

Ritz Club Betty Stoffer Boston Avenue Donna Pixley Lucille Hinderer

Initiation of Grace Noveski Marked Junior Circle Meeting

Grace Noveski was initiated last night as the Juniors of the Junior Protective Home Circle met in I. O. F. Hall. They planned a Cascade Park picnic for July 7 with sports at 3 p.m. and supper at 6:30 p.m., inviting parents to join. The next regular meeting is Friday, July 11.

Grace Noveski Protected Home Circle O. F. Hall Cascade Park

Royal Neighbors Meeting Sets August Picnic Plans

Social Fellows in Woodman Hall held a routine Royal Neighbors of America session. Business was conducted, then a social hour with card games. Prizes went to Mrs. Nora Gagen and Mrs. Martha Wirth. Wirth named chairman of August picnic arrangements.

America Woodman Hall Nora Gagen Martha Wirth

Miss Ingrid Eggers Honored At Bon Voyage Party

Miss Ingrid Eggers prepares to sail to Germany and Sweden on July 15 after a Elyria bon voyage party hosted by Miss Marguerite Taylor. Eggers won first prize at bridge with Evelyn Lehman consolation. Guests gifted her as two tables merged for a large final setup with shells, flowers, and flag-themed centerpieces.

Bridza Marguerite Taylor Ingrid Eggers Elyria Germany Sweden Miss Eggers Evelyn Lehman

Anniversary surprise for William and Bell couple

A group of friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bell of Third Street on their thirty fifth wedding anniversary. Daughters Dorothy Bell of New York and Carroll T. Shaw of Oberlin arranged the party held at their home last night with twenty guests including George Fortune of Fields and Mrs. Mitchell and her daughter from Indiana. A tureen dinner and a birthday wedding cake baked by Mrs. Bell topped the celebration and games followed.

William F. Bell Third Street Dorothy Bell New York Carroll T. Shaw Oberlin George Fortune Fields Mitchell Indiana M. D. Hackett

Beulah Kemp to Wed Wilbur McVeigh on July Fourth

A miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Carl Herman and Mrs. C. M. Thatcher honored Beulah Kemp sister of the bride-to-be Durst. Twenty-one guests attended including out-of-town visitors Mrs. Alvah McVeigh and daughter Millie and Mrs. Russel McVeigh of Bay Village. Games featured balloon reveals and a luncheon followed.

Carl Herman C. M. Thatcher Beulah Kemp Wilbur McVeigh Alvah McVeigh Millie The Snow Road Russel McVeigh Bay Village

PTA Leaders Host Board at Glendale Court Gathering

Mrs Walter Botamer and Mrs John Haldeman entertained Jefferson Parent Teacher Association executives at the latter’s Glendale court home yesterday. Botamer presented the retiring president Mrs A M Fell with the past president’s pip. Fell thanked the group as the hosts, Mrs Frank Spencer and Mrs Georgie Sarers, presided over an attractively arranged dining room table and the afternoon was spent socially.

Walter Botamer John Haldeman Jefferson Parent Teacher Association Glendale Court

Local Licenses Listed In Elyria Area Notices

Readable fragments show licenses issued or listed for Alewins Glaser 2 percent in Lorain and Mavheile Slach 1 percent in Umlerst township, plus individuals Frank Kack 29 from Lakeview a realtor and Phyllis Jarcox 24 of 605 Bond Street Elyria teaching.

Alewins Glaser Lorain Mavheile Slach Umlerst Frank Kack Lakeview Realtor Phyllis Jarcox Bond Street Elyria Teachft

Calendar items and society notices for Tuesday

Public Affairs committee with Mrs E J Howenstine chairman and Educational committee with Mrs King Fauver chairman meet at W C A at 3 p m. Junior Order of American Mechanics has installation in Wurst Hall. Daughters of Scotia meet. Lov Ely Club meets with Mrs W J Hunter Hillsdale court. K Lo Club meets With Mrs Jesse Green LIT. Orae Sempre meets with Mrs Walter McMullen East River street Gnomes meet with Mrs Edwin Sharpe Williams street for tureen dinner. Sigloe meets with Betty Mac Dowell. W R C Past Presidents meet Wednesday instead of Tuesday. Elyria Lodge No 103 I O O F meets.

E. J. Howenstine King Fauver W.C. A Order of American Mechhanics Wurst Hall Daughters of Scotia Lov-Ely Club W. J. Hunter Hillsdale Court K-Lo Club Jesse Green Orae Sempre Walter McMullen East River Street Edwin Sharpe Williams Street Sigloe Betty MacDowell Elyria Lodge No. 103

Women Voters League To Convene In St Louis 1938

The National League of Women Voters will hold its 1938 convention in St. Louis from April 25 to 29, with about eight hundred delegates. It will be the second St. Louis hosting, following the 1926 event. Ohio League leaders such as Mrs. Malcolm McBride and Mrs. Robert A. Taft play active roles in preparations and committees. Ohio delegates will be chosen in spring 1938.

National League of Women Voters St. Louis Washington Marguerite M Wells Cleveland Des Moines Buffalo Richmond Chicago Louisville Detroit Boston Cincinnati Cincinnati League C. M. Bookman Ohio League Robert A. Taft Malcolm McBride Agnes Hilton Ohio League Board of Directors National League Ohio League of Women Voters Bebe Sherwin Jeanne Blythe

Quartet Sings At First Methodist Church Sunday

A quartet including Mrs. E F E Dettman Mrs Oscar Dunn Mrs Henry Townsend and Mrs F M Spon sellar will sing Sunday morning at the First Methodist church. Mr E J Bonds sermon title is The Content of New Testament Experiences. The Sunday School convenes at 9 30 and the Epworth League meets at 6 30 with Robert Holmes as leader.

E. FE. Dettman Oscar Dunn Henry Townsend F. M. Sponsellar First Methodist Church E. J. Bond Epworth League Robert Holmes

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local Listings

A local social notices area records hospital admissions for Mrs. Garrett Smith of 167 Woodstreet Edward Webb of 120 Middle Avenue Genevieve Cook of Ashtabula Ina Laicy of Ash tabula Mrs. William Paton of 706 Foster Avenue and Mrs Harold Baker of 143 Beebecourt. Discharges list Albert Coudret Seville Mrs Arthur Ernst a baby girl R D No 2 Grant Werdel Avon Lake Donald Cowen Kent Ohio Marilyn Burge Wellington Shirley Rogers 236 Columbia Avenue Charles Willard Wellington Robert Hogan Peggy and Patricia Hogan 108 Harvard Samuel Rotunda 240 Fifth Street.

Garrett Smith Woodstreet Edward Webb Middle Avenue Genevieve Cook Ashtabula Ina Laicy William Paton Foster Avenue Harold Baker Beebecourt Albert Coudret Seville Arthur Ernst Grant Werdel Avon Lake Donald Cowen Kent Ohio Marilyn Burge Wellington Shirley Rogers Columbia Avenue Charles Willard

Albany couple hosts luncheon at Forbes home

Pat and Jean Smith of Albany visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs Alex Forbes at Highland Court and were entertained at luncheon yesterday. Pastel colors filled the decor. Prizes were awarded after several games to Lois Hancock Ann McWilliams Patricia Standen and Mary Ruth Acker with Anne Cheney and Claire Robinson among the guests.

Pat Jean Smith Albany New York Alex Forbes Highland Court Lois Hancock Ann McWilliams Patricia Standen Mary Ruth Acker Anne Cheney Claire Robinson

Ridgeville Church Sunday Sermon At North Ridgeville Church

Judge A R Webber will speak on government and citizen responsibility to support and maintain institutions at the North Ridgeville Congregational church Sunday morning. Special music will be presented and friends are invited to attend.

North Ridgeville Congregational Church A. R. Webber

Train Drill Team Formed At Protected Home Circle

Two candidates were initiated last night when Protected Home Circle met. Mr. Hinton began training a group of young people for a drill team. Plans were made to install officers by Earl Kaylor at the next meeting Friday July six.

Protected Home Circle Hinton Earl Kaylor

Employed Young Women's League cancels Tuesday meeting

A notice lists several community events including a canceled Tuesday meeting of the Employed Young Women's League at the YWCA, a July 13 meeting, a St Paul church group sale and a white elephant sale at Thelma Manos home, plus updated league aims and a German trip anecdote about a motorcyclist and his dog.

Weekend visits and travels fill Elyria social pages

iPersonals lists numerous residents traveling to Ohio towns such as Akron Brewster Bellefontaine Wooster Cleveland and Wellston for weekends and holidays. Events include births visits and dinners with families and friends at Elyria Memorial Hospital and various homes while others plan trips to Detroit Warren and Canada with several to Blooming Trip ideas and connections across local households.

Oberlin Road BRIEFS

Oberlin Seminary minister Charles Parkhurst will return to East Oberlin Church this summer. Community picnic planned at the church with potential dinner and games at McRoberts grove in Pittsfield if weather allows. Skilled Drivers Club to meet at the church. Busy Workers 4-H sewing club reports light attendance but progress. Miss Margaret Hurst named district representative to Manitoe Camp near Akron. Miss Dorotha Miller hosted a gathering for Miss Frances Bennett of Elyria, whose June 30 wedding to Vaner Shaw was at Elyria First Baptist. Mrs. Georges Hall convalescing at home. Andrew Edmonds rests at home with steady condition. Gertrude Hobbs ill with throat ailment. Mrs. Frank Kroeger and infant Shirley Ann doing well at Ted Harper’s Amherst home.

Oberlin Road Charles Parkhurst Oberlin Seminary Margaret Hurst Manitoe Akron Farm Bureau Dorotha Miller Frances Bennett Elyria Vaner Shaw Firat’ Baptist Church Herriet Marion Lesley Irene Ackerman Dorotha Evalin Keeter Donna Chapman Reva Weyhman Shirley Ann Ted Harper Amherst

Reading Army Regulations On Insurrection And Rights

The excerpt cites Army Regulations No 600 50 dated April 6 1937 and a 1928 1929 U S code section to discuss when the president can deploy militia to suppress insurrection domestic violence or unlawful combinations. It contrasts modern U S strikes with 1919 era labor unrest and quotes Lady Astor on American progress.

War Department Washington United States U.S C M. L

Poultry Day Visit At State Experimental Station

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ashby with Mr and Mrs Chester Nash of North Russia and Mr and Mrs Harold Davin of Kipton attended the Poultry Day demonstration at the State Experimental Station in Wooster on Friday. Mr and Mrs John Edwards and daughter have returned from a Michigan trip. Mr and Mrs Charles Klingsborough of Lorain were Sunday callers at the Frank Krueger home. Mr and Mrs Ralph Husted and son Gerald of Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kern. Mr and Mrs Fred McRoberts of Detroit and Dean McRoberts of Highland Park Mich spent the weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs Gar McRoberts.

Mra Herbert Guild Harvard Avenue Akron Brown Ohio Georgia Merrifield Seventh Street Brewster Mable Loshelder Emmet W. Flynn Billy Tallahassee Florida Stewart Archambeau Erie Street Frances Lemon Cornell Avenue Bellefontaine Wooster College Harold Prestage Nancy Lou Furnace Street Mfs R. G. Young Wellston Ona V. Holly Elyria Y. W. C. A Lakeside Alvin Archam~beau Gilbert Foster Avenue W. Welch Detroit Michigan E. F. Alien Washington Avenue Hanna House Cleveland Scott Lingenfelter Billy and Helen Jane Oak Street C. P. Snyder Fisk Morris Zanesville Carl Bradshaw Chestnut Street Teday Magara Falls Catlendar Ontario R. J. Schork Baltimore Maryland Eugenia Bucklew Allen School Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Bradshaw Weat Unity H. G. Hoover Bucyrus George Brown Elizabeth Brown Vermilion L. P. Shaw Lancaster Cora Marion Bassett Park Avenue Harvey L. Bassett William Carruthers Oberlin Paul Irion Third Street Evangelical Boys Camp Dunkirk New York Charles Raynor Abbe Road Elyria Memorial Hospital Clara Hollis Wolfcourt Frank Hollis Paul Grell Norwalk William Paton H. F. Paeth Miriam Emmy Lou Ross Northcott Harold Baker Beebecourt P. N. Miller Stanford Avenue Plymouth Russell Stokley David Cambridge Garrett Smith Wood Street Charles Fell, Jr Middle Arenas L. H. Webber Parr Isle Bob's Lake Canada Donna Webmhoff Washington, D. C W. C. Sudro East Avenue Oscar Ehrman Richard Harold Birch Douglass Fifth Street Wheeling West Virginia Albert Schaefer Madison Avenues West C. V. Beazell Fourth Street C. EL. Neff Almira and Betty Fred Shoff Beazell Neff Warren R. P. Vaughn George H. Bone Eather Johnson Stanford Connecticut Florence Fercival Kenyon Avenue Waller Thome Madison Avenue Harold Diedrick North Ridgeville Mam Moth Cave Kentucky L. A. Mohrman Columbus Street Quety Mohrman Herbert Smith Eugene Nancy Long Island Alice Sloan Tiffin BE. V. Fishley Margaret Shaker Heights E. M. Anspacher Weat Avenue H. W. Tibball Elyria Drusendahl C. R. Bonifield Lakewood Youngstown John Linton Walter Mahon Wellsburg Linton Marie Tibball Mr. Linton Alfred Jenkins Chester Cronister Mildred Bethel Smith Wikinsburg Salsbury Cleveland Street Frederick Meng Allen Day New York State Watkin's Glen Gerald Malterer E. W. Malterer Bell Avenue Tess Warnell Sandusky Milton Baumhardt California George Rolce Los Angeles J. J. Ewers Ray Ewers Lloyd Ashby Chester Nash North Russia Harold Davin Kipton Wooster State John Edwards Charles Klingsborough Lorain Frank Krueger Ralph Husted Gerald Kenneth Kern Fred McRoberts Dean McRoberts Highland Park Mich Gar McRoberts

Lady from London and American youth in a world of security

The speaker contrasts wartime memories and political power with current U S trends. She cites Italy, Spain, and Russia where women are pressed to breed, warns of moral decay when security programs like the WPA become permanent, and argues that youths avoid risk seeking job changes to secure pensions. She blames Roosevelt and calls for shift toward restoring initiative.

London Italy Spain Russia Angel Yale America Roosevelt Copyright Ledger Syndicate

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