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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1935

Page

12

Society Edgings of Elyrians in distant cities

Elyria society notes report weddings in Chicago and Forest Hills where Miss Helen Mosely wed Stanley F. Brown and Edgar Forbes Doty married Sheila Elizabeth Gamble. Guests include Mrs. Etta G. Brown and Mrs. L. E. Doty. The couple plans to reside in Chicago and Forest Hills hosts hosted showers and gifts for Josephine Harper and Kenneth Deerwester.

Helen Mosely Stanley Brown Chicago Doty-Gamble East Eddings Illinois Forest Hills Long Island Elyria Stanley F. Brown Etta G. Brown West Ridge L. E. Doty New York Edgar Forbes Doty Sheila Elizabeth Gamble John Dudley Gamble Preston Hogie Theodore Schueneman L. E. Davis Hogie Hamilton Street Josephine Harper Kenneth Deerwester Bridge Jane Breake Kenneth Brown William Griffin

Picnic fun marks Major Woodworth Camp gathering

About forty members of Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary and families enjoyed a Cascade Park picnic Wednesday night with supper games and fortune telling. The next regular meeting is Thursday July eighteenth and a juvenile department anniversary plus supreme officers are planned for August second.

Major Woodworth Camp Cascade Park Protected Home Circle LO. C. F. Hall Huntington Grange Grange

Calendar EVENTS MONDAY FOR LOCAL SORORITIES AND LODGES

Monday items list meetings for women sororities and clubs with names and street locations including Gates avenue East avenue Columbus street and Rainbow in Cincinnati. Also notes gatherings of H G S group Captain P G Reesiy Circle La fies of G A R King Solomon's Lodge Knights of Columbus and related groups.

Richard Smith Gates Avenue Andrew East Avenue Tau Kappa Beta Mary Lou Belly Harvard Avenue Anetta Meinke Columbus Street Betty Peterson Eee Rainbow Cincinnati P. G Reesiy King Solomon's Lodge Knights of Columbus

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Hospital admissions include Frank McCready 223 Huron street Albert Boyd RD 3 Frank Eckert 527 15th street Geraldine Rice 245 Fifth street William Gehrke Jr 705 West River street Mrs William Boylan 245 Ohio street Discharges include Geraldine Rice 245 Fifth street Gary and Robert Gray W 17th street Mrs Helen Kuczewski Detroit Edmund Zakobielski Detroit Mrs Evan Davies and baby boy 519 High street Richard Worcester 213 Furnace street.

Frank McCready Huron Street Albert Boyd Frank Eckert 15Th Street Geraldine Rice Fifth Street William Gehrke, Jr West River Street William Boylan Ohio Street Gary Robert Gray W. 17Th Street Helen Kuczewski Detroit Edmund Zakobielski Evan Davies Baby Boy High Street Richard Worcester Furnace Street

First Camp Period Ends With Display Of Work

Last night at the YWCA the first ten day stay at home camp closed with a display of work by the girls. Parents toured gym exhibitions and walls lined with projects from Kodakerr and sketching classes while prizes were awarded for photos and a jacks tournament. Miss Roma Bader directed dramatic plays around a gypsy tent and campfire as Miss Ona Holly introduced counselors and campers sang. Swimming lessons under Miss Evelyn Brikharts showed twenty one girls trained, with many improving strokes. The second camp period begins Monday July 5 with over ninety enrollments.

Roma Bader Helen Gerhardimger Ona Holly Kodakerr Betty Brown Shirley Green Alberta Gamble Grace Schulke H. M. Metcalf Henrietta Tiffin Evelyn Brikharts

Local society notes of Ashland visitors and gatherings

A string of family and friend visits across Ashland is noted with the Gates reunion near the news. Residents Mary James Gates Hackett Hancock Sayles and others spend time in Ashland Vermilion on the Lake and Lakewood with trips to Detroit and Harrisonburg. The wedding of Marian Herbkersman and William Henry is reported at Pilgrim Lutheran Church.

Mary James Mary Gates Ruth Gates E. P. Gates M. DD. Hackett Vivian Hackett Ashland Lois Hancock Denison Avenue Norther Michigan Paul Hancock Harold Sayles New York City Union Theological Seminary Sayles A. H. Sayles Dolores Sayles Mansfield Princeton Avenue Norman Grant Fifth Street Sandusky Virginia Southam Joanne Ruth East Cleveland Twin Lakes Will Aldrich C. M. Terry Edith Barker Marian Herbkersman Dover Center William Henry Detroit Michigan Pilgrim Lutheran Church Lakewood Schneider's Inn Frank Payne Jeanbridge Street Harrisonburg Virginia Mr. Payne

Meetings and social notes from Medina area gatherings

Social and church notices list meetings at homes of Mrs Milo Warner and James Elemas plus a July reunion at Linwood Park. The piece includes births, deaths, local visits, illness in the Botromlee family, circus attendance, store news of a new baby, and clergy schedules for Congregational, Joan's Evangelical, Nativity Catholic, and Methodist churches, with brief briefs about Detroit visitors.

South End Milo Warner Sixteenth Street Clut James Elemas Lodi Street Eppley Medina Rav David Daviids Joan’s Evangelical C. E. Sehmidt Catholic — Church of Nativity R. J. Steiger Methodist R. C. Jenson

Dinner Guest Lampooned In Snemcer As Rogers Visits Keller

Mrs Pearl Rogers of Snemcer joined Mrs Clara Keller for a dinner and supper Tuesday. Rogers is a granddaughter of the Butlers who once lived in the Keller house, now occupied by the Stroh sack family. Harlan Hurd and son, visiting Buffalo and Niagara Falls, N Y, called on William Morris en route. John Cook and son drove to Leipsic Ohio to visit relatives then plan Fort Wayne Indiana and return via Lelpsie in about a week. Reising and two children of West River Road and John Knepper with Mr and Mrs John Cook called on Mr and Mrs.

Butler Keller Strohsack Harlan Hurd and Son Buffalo Niagara Falls New York William Morris John Cook and Leipsic Ohio Fort Wayne Indiana Lelpsie Reising West River Road John Knepper John Cook

Local Licenses Listed For Several Ohio Residents

A record lists licensees including Glenn Horst of Canton a minister and Clarris June DeVries of Amherst, Richard Krutch of Lorain a machinist and Mary Tropic of Lorain, Homer F. Seeley of Strongsville a poultry and egg dealer and Edna R. Harrison of Grafton township.

Glenn Horst Canton Clarris June DeVries Amherst Richard Krutch Lorain Mary Tropic Homer F. Seeley Strongsville Edna R. Harrison Grafton Township

Sandstone Cloverettes Plan Home Coming In South Amherst

South Amherst notes record a July meeting at the school house with members from the Sandstone Cloverettes Bowling, the Sandstone Sewers, and Four-H Club groups preparing for the South Amherst Home Coming parade. Activities include a picnic at Vermilion-on-the-Lake, a bathing party, and a free physical exam drive by Dr. Dew and health nurses on July 11. The Junior Dime Society held a meeting and planned a Vermilion-on-the-Lake event for July 13. The Ludwigs held their annual family reunion on July 4 at Bechtel's Woods with forty-two attendees and a basket lunch.

South Amherst Sandstone Cloverettes Richard Gleason Beverly Mori Norma Brucker Betty Beckstine Norma Slack Theresa Rich Helen Ashyk Ninabelle Wilt Alma Wirth Mary Mudrich Lois Springer Vermilion-on-the-Lake Alfred Rolli Zelma Smith Mary Zachrock Helen Novak Sandstone Four-H Club Herbert Schneider William Rolls Dew Junior Dime Society of the Congregational Church David Davids Betty Witt John Ludwig Bechtel’s Woods Fred Lang John C. Ludwig Toledo Presi

Birthday Dinner Busy Weekend in Huntington

Community gatherings filled a Huntington weekend with family visits from Elyria Cleveland Wellington and Sullivan plus local calls. Stanley Denton underwent appendectomy at Lodi Hospital in a serious condition while Mary Cole Drake of Sullivan was mourned as funeral services set in Denver.

Huntington Juli John and Conrad Naegle Nettie Naegele Lester Bowen Elyria Dorthea Lillian Ross Cleveland Nioma Norris Wellington H. D. Bowen Here Charles Easterday Ruth Sullivan Earl Easterday Phyllis Clay Dergoon Clermont Stanley Denten Lodi Hospital Stanley Paul Williams Norwalk Evalyn Ruge Rugg Stanley Denton Stokes Bert Holdredge Akron Ohio John Pike Tracy Lorence L. A. Crile Lillie Naegele Mitywanda Vermilion Mary Cole Drake Denver, Cole Congregational Church

Local social notes from LaPorte and Camden residents

LaPorte W C T A plans a meeting with Mrs Katherine Kolb on East Broad street Wednesday afternoon. Master Jack Squires of Camden, New Jersey, visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs J B Squires of West River Street during his vacation.

Mrs. Curry LaPorte W. C.T. A Katherine Kolb Eaat Broad Street Jack Squires Camden New Jersey J.B. Squires West River Street

Summer Fashion Book Costs Ten Cents

Advertises patterns and book sale options with pricing for a summer fashion guide. Mentions combined book and pattern price and mailing addresses in New York. Encourages readers to order through The Chronicle Telegram and Pattern Department.

Pattern Department Birth Ave New York N. Y Chronicle Telegram Fifth Ave

Avon Lake Republican Club Hosts July 13 Barbecue Rally

Northern Lorain county Republicans plan a barbecue and rally at the American Legion Chateau on Walker Road on July 13 at 8 00 PM. Entertainment includes dancing cards and games with committee chair Mrs William Franklin and members Miss Rena Titus Thomas Duke Irving Kubie and Paul McCampbell.

Lorain County Avon Lake Republican Club American Legion

Ohio News In Brief Highlights Local Social and Bank Data

Ohio News In Brief covers social visits in Elyria and Amherst including the White residence and the Bruce family, a fall injury to Jolyn Brown near Cleveland, and notable local church and highway patrol notes. It also reports two bank statements for Elyria and Galion Lorain County, detailing assets, liabilities, and sworn attestations by bank officers in July 1935.

State of Ohio Lorain Alvin J. Plocher L. B. Fauver J.C. Parsch F. A. Smythe Florence Hamel

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. C. Bliss Mrs. Bliss Anna Cook Alice McDonald Alice Kathryn Hast Avenue G. A. Hoke West Josephine Addie Whalen Bly Tia Birmingham Rev C. A. Freer Disciples Union of Summit County Firestone Church of Christ E. W. Allen Hiram College Agnes Graber Opal Scott Florence Fatz Helen Boynton Olive Ellen Jeanne Spore Eugene Gott Vermilion-on-the Lake M. H. Curry Meadville Pennsylvania J. H. Korb Danigan Santa Cruz Cal Court Rolce Dean Dowdell Naegele O. H. Dirlam E. & Diriam Ashford Sunder Botromlee Helen Lavon Iiss Harold Allsop Alex Neni Frank Powers C. H. Hoffner Louis Becker Martin Ruth Vincent Pearl Rogers Snemcer Clara Keller Mable Dudosh Fred Schacht Marila Dudosh Helen Yarmak Grace Thompson Lila Zucillilo Carol Beckstine Anna Mudrich Jeanette Veloge Susie Branscom Elizabeth Wirth Betty Ann Bauman Virginia Rich Dime Society Ludwig Laura I. Baldt, A.M House30 Teachers College Columbia Unversity N.Y Emory Mohn A. C. Pohlman Rochester Absy Nee Freda Ewell Harold Roice Dee Camp Iss Kes J. G. Morris and Frankie Reese Fred Schnack Wayne Maria Bruce Bell Wilson E. A. White Thomas Bruce Robert Foster Frank Eschtruth Arthur Eschtruth Harvey Cunningham Jolyn Brown Wilhelm Columbus Joseph Villiers Denney Ohio State University Arte College Jane H. Denney Corain County Savings & Trust Co State of Ohio Sue Nees R. F Surplus Fund Ohio News Elyna Savings & Trust Co Ohin Arthur KR. Tite Hank Arthur Rotite Chas A. Tite A H Rice O. H. Merthe Smith Birkline's Beauty Salon Second Street Eas T F Elyria Dairies, Inc. Milk Products Aaamut Elyria Dairies Russ’’ Mollison and His Blue Bird Soda Grille Court St
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