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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1933

Page

17

Elyrian Walter Penberthy Weds Texas Bride

Former Elyrian Walter L Penberthy of College Station Texas marries Lollie Beth Garvin of Navasota in a quiet ceremony attended by relatives. They plan a motor trip to Chicago and a return to College Station to settle about August 1. Mrs Garvin is the daughter of J W Garvin. Penberthy is a professor of physical education at A M College.

Texas Lollie Beth Garvin Navasota Walter L. Penperthy College Station W. J. Penberthy Seventh Street Elyria J. W. Garvin Bryan The

Ida Delores Mori Weds Dr Wayne Broadwell in Kentucky

Announcement reports the marriage of Ida Delores Mori of Amherst to Dr Wayne Broadwell of Cincinnati. The July fourth ceremony at Covington Methodist parsonage was officiated by Reverend Frederick E. Ross. Attendants were Dr Phillip Dragoatti and the bride wore green crepe. Dr Broadwell studied in Elyria and Cleveland and now practices at Ohio Foot Clinic in Cincinnati.

Ida Delores Mori Wayne Broadwell Kentucky Misa Ida Delores Mori Amherst Wayne FR. Broadwell Cincinnati Covington Methodist Episcopal Church Frederick E. Ross Phillip Dragoatti Ohio Broadwell Amherst High School Elyria Clinic Elyria High School Cleveland College of Chiropody Atlanta Georgia Ohio Foot Clinic

Agenda Fraternity Holds Regular Meeting at Clubrooms

The Agenda Fraternity met in regular session at 616 Broad Street with new president Bob Daniels presiding. He named committee chairmen including Social Earl Spinks, House Johnny Pais, Program Kenneth Botamer, Activities Art Corts, and Membership Harold Stock, noting eleven members attended the Sandusky fishing party. The next gathering is set for July twentieth.

Agenda Fraternity Broad Street Bob Daniels Earl Spinks House Johnny Pais Kenneth Botamer Art Corts Harold Stock Sandusky

Spencer M E Church Services

Spencer Methodist Episcopal church presents Sabbath School at ten with Wayne Messner as superintendent and classes for all ages. Morning Worship at eleven with a sermon on Salvation by Faith and choir music. Delegates to the Annual Conference will be elected. No evening service. Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Friday at two. Medina County Epworth League Rally set for Sunday evening July 16 at the local church.

Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church Louis John Quads Wayne Messner Woman’s Home Missionary Society Medina County Epworth League

Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary Meeting Review

Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans met at the K of C hall with record attendance. M J Brown presided in place of the Commander and Virginia C Southam led the ladies meeting. Reports from the Department Convention in Columbus were shared and a series of card parties announced for the Auxiliary. The first party includes officers and members next Tuesday night at the president's home. District No 1 Convention will meet in October with arrangements by Mrs C E Southam, Mrs Geo P Colburn and Mrs Wm Meinke. Eleanor Struck received a department award for best personal report. D C Rothe installed Virginia C Southam as Department Conductor for the coming year. A sewing circle party will be hosted by Mrs Clarence Gunton at 222 Spruce St on July 12. The next Camp and Auxiliary meeting is set for July 20.

Woodworth United Spanish War Veterans K. of C. Hall M.J. Brown Virginia C. Southam Department Columbus Elyria Auxiliary Folmowing C. E. Southam Geo. P. Colburn Wm. Meinke Eleanor Struck D. C. Rothe Clarence Gunton Spruce Street

Auxiliary to H Pp Chap man Camp Sons of Union Veterans Meet

The Auxiliary to H Pp Chap man Camp Sons of Union Veterans met Thursday evening in the G A R hall with good attendance. Routine business and department convention reports from Newark, Ohio were given. Plans were made for the July 20 meeting at Mr and Mrs Frank Hitsman Lake avenue with a 6:30 tureen supper. A district picnic at the 103rd O V I camp at the Lake July 15 was planned. Mrs Sarah Gowman won the prize.

H. Pp. Chapman Sons of Union Veterans G A. R. Hall Department Newark Ohio Frank Hitsman Lake Avenue O. VY. I Sarah Gowman

Dinner and prizes at Triple Four Club meeting

The Triple Four Club held a dinner at the Green Lantern Tea Room with joint hostesses Miss Alargaret Stirzaker and Miss Margaret Urig. Ruth Krebs won high score, Phyllis Javeox took second, and Maude Humphrey was consoled. Maude Humphrey and Leona Rober attended as guests. The next meeting is August third in Cleveland with Miss Kathryn Jones and Miss Alice Robinson as hosts.

Triple Four Club Green Lantern Tea Room Alargaret Stirzaker Margaret Urig Ridge Ruth Krebs Phyllis Javeox Msg Maude Humphrey Leona Rober Kathryn Jones Alice Robinson Cleveland

Mrs MacRoberts Leaves Grant Street After Glendale Visit

Mrs Maurice MacRoberts ends a two month visit with her parents Mr and Mrs W R Blaine of Grant Street and departed yesterday afternoon for her home in Glendale California after the stay in town.

Maurice MacRoberts W. R. Blaine Grant Street Glendale California

Ralph MacDonald Elected Master Councilor of DeMolay

David J. Nye Chapter No. 544, Order of DeMolay held its semi annual election of officers last evening in the I. O. O. F. Hall. The officers elected were Master Councilor Ralph MacDonald, Senior Councilor Harlo McNally, Junior Councilor Howard Martin, Scribe Alfred Luther, and Treasurer Dad Beebe. Four new petitions were read. Chuck Hupp, manager of the DeMolay ball team, said the team was tied for first place with the Holy Name Society in the second half of the Club League Schedule. The next game is Monday July 10 at the stadium against Holy Name Society. Master Councilor William Yoo thanked Dad Beebe and officers for their support.

David J. Nye Order of DeMolay I. O. O. F. Hall Ralph MacDonald Harlo McNally Howard Martin Alfred Luther Frank Land Dad” Beebe Chuck Hupp Holy Name Society William Yoo

Recital at Mrs Bertha Moore’s Home Draws Many Guests

Mrs Bertha Moore hosted a piano recital at 242 Second Street last evening with seventy eight attendees. Pupils performed with Amelia Humphrey singing Only Believe and The Old Refrain, joined by Irene Hollis and Mrs Moore on violin and piano. Additional performers included Clara Cook, Raymond Bowen, Earl Demos, Jean Little, Athenia Baptis, Kath leen McManama, Julia Hillier, Irene Halilis, Dorothy Keifer, and Olivia Barson among others in a long program ending with a Mendelssohn Spring Song and Tales of Hoffman excerpts. A final talk by Mrs R B Roe accompanied refreshments served by Mrs Moore.

Bertha Moore Second Street Amelia Humphrey Irene Hollis Clara Cook Compassion Moore Raymond Bowen Earl Demos Jean Little Athenia Baptis Mrs. Moore Kathleen McManama Zacchaeus Julia Hillier My Little House Irene Halilis Dorothy Keifer Mendelssohn Barcarolle Tales of Hoffman Angel Serenade Dorothy Barkley Bartlett Jane Ann Witter Doris Browning Katherine Zilch Ethel Mau Zilch Eleanor Jane Blank Donna Jean Brown Marjorie Baptis James Nolan Margaret Marsh Jessie Baptiste Olivia Barson Douglas Witter Virginia Barson Dorothy Hange Clary Kotelich Estella Baptis R. B Roe

Second Congregational division plans Cascade Park picnic

Mrs. E G Donnelly hosted Division A of the Second Congregational church at 135 Bell Avenue Thursday. Eleven members attended the business meeting led by chairwoman Mrs Ed Boynton. A picnic is planned for July 20 at Cascade Park, with the next regular meeting set for August 3 at an announced location.

E. G. Donnelly Bell Avenue Division A Second Congregational Church Ed Boynton Cascade Park

Democratic Women Club Social Event at Gibbons Home

Members of the Democrat Women’s Club gathered at Mrs John Gibbons North Ridgeville last evening. Mrs Julia Wells led the business session as plans for a Cascade Park picnic in August were outlined with social activities for members and families.

Democrat Women’s Club John Gibbons North Ridgeville Julia Wells Cascade Park Louis Lieb Weber Val Spicer Grace Knapp Delloyd Agnes DeLlord Anna Nieding Rowe Grace Keyes Marcella Schmitz Nieding William Crowe

Daughters of Scotland Welcome Former Member Jean Edwards

Mrs Jean Edwards of Springfield MA a former member of the Daughters of Scotland was welcomed at the lodge meeting last evening She is visiting relatives in this city The regular business of the organization was transacted and the gathering was fairly well attended.

Scotland Jean Edwards Springfield Massachusetts The Daughters of Scotland Edwards

Hospital Admissions List From Amherst to Canton and Oberlin

Admissions include James Minch Park Avenue Amherst Barbara Ann Stoddard 205 Stanford Avenue Robert Ward Henry 35S Cambridge Avenue Mrs Roy Dewey 117 South Main Oberlin Roy Dewey Oberlin Clyde Mills Canton Alice Burke Grafton LaVerne Struck 24S Columbus Rita Machovina Grafton Lewis Chervenka 440 Tenth Street Mrs Kenneth Weat 455 W Ninth Street Discharges include Mrs John Jeghewski baby boy 3238 Sixteenth Street.

James Minch Park Avenue Amherst Barbara Ann Stoddard Stanford Avenue Robert Ward Henry Cambridge Avenue Roy Dewey South Main Street Oberlin Clyde Mills Canton Alice Burke Grafton LaVerne Struck Columbus Street Rita Machovina Lewis Chervenka Tenth Street Kenneth Weat Ninth Street John Jegewski Sixteenth Street

Meetings Monday Colonial Club to hold annual business meeting

The Colonial Club will hold its annual business meeting on Monday at the home of Mrs DL W McLeod at 318 Fifth Street.

Colonial DL W. McLeod Fifth Street

Delegates head to Chicago for Biannual convention

Delegates and members of the local Business and Professional Women's Club travel to Chicago for the National Bi annual convention. Eva Mackey is the delegate with Emma Dill as alternate, joined by Bertha and Bess Schulze. Convention headquarters are at the Stevens Hotel with vocational conferences Monday and Tuesday and the opening business session Tuesday night. An Ohio delegation dinner is planned Monday and visiting delegates will be entertained by the Illinois Federation at a Palmer House tea Sunday. The Elrians will visit the Century of Progress during the stay.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Chicago Eva Mackey Emma Dill Bertha Bess Schulze Stevens Hotel Ohio Illinois Federation Palmer House Century of Progress

Golden Trinity Sermon At Fields Church On Sunday

Rev John G Koontz will preach on the Golden Trinity at Fields M E Church Sunday morning addressing boys and girls on Bears Special music includes Velma Aardews piano solo To Spring Grieg Detwiler sings My God and My Father and Agnes De Lloyd plays a piano prelude Junior choir will perform an anthem Service begins 10 15 with Sunday School at 11 15 and classes for all.

John G. Koontz the Fields M. E Velma Aardews Grieg Detwiler God My Father G. W. Marston Agnes de Lloyd

Final vanishing party closes Elyria Memorial chain

The last event in the Women's Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital's vanishing parties was hosted this afternoon by Mrs. Everett W. Johnston on Hamilton Street. Mrs. C. W. O'Malley, Mrs. Cyril Brecknock and Mrs Hazel Randall assisted, with cards followed by refreshments.

Women's Auxiliary Elyria Memorial Hospital Everett W. Johnston Hamilton Street C. W. O'Malley Cyril Brecknock Hazel Randall Johnston

Marriage license applications listed for two couples

Alfred M. Roth a 25 year old chemist of Cleveland and Thelma H. Wellman 25 of Lorain seek marriage licenses. Justice of Peace Bert Allen 24 of Lorain and Geraldine Mays 23 of Lorain also apply. Rev Lee and Mr and Mrs T F Sellers with daughter Florence and Janet Davidson attended the General Assembly in Pittsburgh as delegates to the Young People sessions.

Alfred M. Roth Cleveland T. F. Sellers Florence Janet Davidson Pittsburgh General Assembly The United Presbyterian Church

Social notes from Parkview to Cleveland and beyond

Local society column lists visits and guests including Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Highgate in Muskegon and Detroit, Mrs. Ida Crosier and daughter in Los Angeles and Cleveland, and numerous other travelers. Birth announcements record two July sixth deliveries at Elyria Memorial Hospital, including a son for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anderson and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth West. The page also notes genteel absences to Birmingham, Camp Harkness, and Chicago, plus hospital treatment for Mrs. Carl Knapp.

A. G. Highgate Parkview Court Muskegon Detroit Michigan Ida Crosier Gladys Los Angeles California Barbara Nancy Lee Pettt Howard Crosier Jeanne Cleveland Nettle Nichols Widdle Avenue Nichols H. E. Edwards Springfield Massachusetts Elyria Memorial Hospital Nelson S. Fitch Hast Avenue Great Lakes Juniata Great Lakes Transit Corporation Sam Deutsch M. Walter Ruhl Birmingham Alabama Joseph Wagner J. Wagner Seventh Street Eleanor Jones van Wert Robert Moore Garford Avenue Elizabeth Day East Avenue Aliss Cora Chamberlain Sullivan F. E. Biddinger East Broad Street Ruth Haag Vermilion-on-the-Lake Alice Robinson Charity Hospital Clark Street Martha Grace Nixon Portland Indiana T. Shook Harvard Avenue Earl Merthe Charleston West Virginia The Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation Nick Zunis Wheeling A. Dickson Twelfth Street Betty Jane Jackson West Avenue Camp Harkness Willoughby F. $. Bradford Bethlehem Pennsylvania Q. J Winsor Hamilton Avenue Trene Crow P .W. Schroeter Chicago Illinois George Brown Elizabeth Brown Pittsburgh General Assembly of United Presbyterian Church Mies Brown S H Knapp Elizabeth Svracuse New York Knapp J H. Hurst Siath Street Edward Kelley David Sharon C. M. Theobald Park Avenue Eva Mackey Bertha Bess Schulze Emma Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Carl Knapp Mount Fair Hospital

Break-up of Ottoman Empire Seen as Wartime Consequence

The article notes that among the war’s direct political outcomes, the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire ranks as one of the most remarkable. It frames the postwar reshaping as a defining shift in global power structures and regional boundaries.

Ottoman Empire

Miss Bird to Instruct Class at Rural Leaders Conference

Lorain county will be represented on the instructional staff for the state Rural Leaders Conference at Camp Ohio to Licking county next week by Miss Alice Bird, county agricultural extension agent, who will serve as instructor for a class in practical placards, signs, and charts. The conference has drawn 100 to 200 rural leaders annually since 1924 and offers 12 special classes directed by county extents and OSU specialists, including games, needle crafts, and nature activities.

Lorain County Camp Ohio Licking County Alice Bird Miss Bird Exents Ohio State University

Elyrians Hear Author Of The Golden Urge

Lincoln Beach author of The Golden Urge spoke to the Elyria Kiwanis Club at Hotel Newell, highlighting personal responsibility and belief backed by observations and quotes from God’s book. Rotary members attended as guests, and a future gold tournament between Rotary and Kiwanis clubs was announced.

Mano Lincoln Beach Elyria Kiwanis Club Newell Elyria Rotary Club Beach Rotary Kiwanis

Rivers of Ireland Held as Private Property

An article discusses a prevailing view that Ireland’s rivers are privately owned, examining common rights, public access, and implications for fishing, navigation, and landowners. It cites historical practice and contemporary debates on water usage and property boundaries.

Ireland

Missing Buckley Girl Believed Safe Near Ashland

Cleveland reporter notes Miss Marian Buckley 18 was seen alive near Ashland Kentucky. Cousin Clyde Beam directs search from Wilmington. Buckley, a Wilmington College student, vanished from Lakewood last Saturday amid rescue optimism. The text also mentions the Church of England in India’s 1930 status as a self governing branch.

Cleveland, CO Marian Buckley Ashland Clyde Beam Wilmington Buckley Salé Wilmington College Lakewood Church of England India Anglican Communion

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Walter L. Penberthy Elyrian Court Street Mae A Sons OF Union Veterans Auxiliary Leedale’s Beauty Cascade DeMolay Sirs. Donnelly 2Nd Cong’s Church Democrat Ridgeville Crystal Crystal Restaurant Aye Art Broad St Krogers Elyrians Burnett Broad Kaufman Lersch Emerich Nent Beauty Seedale Brookhouser Vestal
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