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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1935

Page

6

Marriages announced in a lively local society page

The notice lists several 1935 weddings and engagements. Ruth Summerlee and William James Thorpe Jr vow in Ripley New York with Ruth a Elyria High School graduate. Burr Burton Jr and Anna Hrivnak wed at home in a simple ceremony officiated by Dr. A E Kemp. Loretta Holcombe and Howard Holcombe married at Kittanning parsonage. Kathleen Brumenschenkel and Wilbur Hawke wed in Meere, Pennsylvania. A large 200 person reception and a John Smith family reunion are described along with a niece’s engagement to Fred Maddock and a later Erie shower for June Younglass.

Ernest Summerlee East Broad Street Ruth William James Thorpe, Jr Jamestown New York Ripley Newbia Burr Burton, Jr Anna Hrivnak A. E. Kemp Second Congregational Church Burton Andrew Hrivaak Bond Street Mr. Burtons B. B. Burton, Sr Furnace Street Elyria High School Lake Avenue A .C. Botamer High Street Loretta Howard Holcombe R. D. Holcombe LaGrange Kittanning Pennsylvania Carraway Gardner New Kensington Kathleen Brumenschenkel Wilbur D. Hawke C. C. Brumenschenkel Brumenschenkel Grafton State Farm State Farm Lebanon Ohio John Hawke North Eaton Meéreér Pennsylvania, On Thursday, June Sixth, 1935. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hawke Eaton High School Mr. Hawkes Lawrence Bucks Erie Street June Younglass Gilder Mille Baker Fred Maddock Elmia Erie

Picnic planned by young peoples groups at Upton home

The Senior and Intermediate C E Societies and Fellowship Forum of the Second Congregational church will hold a picnic at Mr and Mrs D M Upton s home 43 Moran avenue on Sunday evening July fourteenth Delegates from the Linwood Conference and state convention will give brief reports All interested in the young peoples work are invited

C. E Second Congregational Church D. M. Upton Moran Avenue Linwood

Family Party Honors Farm er and Dunlap Kin in La Grange

A pleasant family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunlap in La Grange honored Mrs. Farm er’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Farm er, with sixteen attendees including Leonard J. Farmer of Monroe Michigan Marshall of Los Angeles Milton and Myles Farmer of Elyria and daughter Mrs. Lelia Manning of Wellington. Eleven grandchildren joined the event as a picnic dinner and afternoon sports followed by ice cream and cake for thirty guests.

Harry Dunlap la Grange C. W. Farmer Leonard J. Farmer Monroe Michigan Marshall Los Angeles California Milton Myles Farmer Elyria Lelia Manning Wellington

Sewing Club Meets at Nichols Home in East Prairie

Doris Nichols Elizabeth Nichols and Helen Goodspeed entertained the Daisy Seamstress Club at the Nichols home on East premises. After the meeting the girls sewed their articles and refreshments were served. Next meeting at Dorothy Smith on East River Street Tuesday. Robert Wilcox led Epworth League at the M. E. Church last evening on The Youth and Religion. Ice cream social this week sponsored by Institute Club of the League and a beach party on the 13th.

Doris Nichols Elizabeth Nichols Helen Goodspeed Daisy Seamstress Club East Prenue Dorothy Smith East River Street Robert Wilcox Epworth League M. E. Church Institute Club of the League

Week of Personal Notices and Local News Items

Mrs. H. J. Bads and Miss Grace Noakes return from the South visiting University of Virginia and Baltimore relatives. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Howart Fullmer at Elyria Memorial Hospital on July 1. Numerous locals travel, visit relatives, or celebrate birthdays, with hospital births and military assigns noted. several families relocate or tour cities including Cleveland, Chicago, and Vermilion, while Dr. John W. Cronin receives a new commission and heads to Lewisburg.

H. J. Bads Grace’ Noakes Ben Sartor University of Virgnia Charlottesville Virginia Baltimore Maryland William Curry Eva Yates Chicago Illinois W. R. Blayney Wooster Street Herbert Langthorpe Linmcoln Court Elsha Memorial Hospital Arthur Radde Ruth Michigan Donald Hitsman James East Sixteenth Street North Abbe Road Glade Thomas J. §. Brown Glade Thomas and Brown Furniture Company Linois Ed Hukill Fourth Street Columbus Ohio Ada Zuber Sandusky Obie B. Burton Furnace Street Ben Kenneth Cleveland Street Elyria Memorial Hospital L. E. Wessell H. E. Wessell Winckles Street Buffalo New York N.C. Warren Raymond Ericson James G. Bramwell Harold Bramwell Harrisburg Pennsylvania Robert W. Neighbour Winona Lake Indiana Neighbour Thorncrest Poughkeepsie Billy Sunday Fred Raessler Lodistreet Jessie Whyte Cleveland M. M. Sandrock Fanny Brown Salem Ann Marvin Todd West River Street Ad Art Cleveland Plain Dealer Motor California Harold Fisher Bradford Bud Salisbury James A. Hewitt Horace Nye Grimsby Hamilton Ontario W. J. Howes Bellevue C. F. Gibson Hammer James Hewitt Pars Avenue Oscar Smathers Fourth Streets John W Cronin SS Public Health Federal Penitentiary Lewisburg Cronin I. J Cronin Second Street Lucille Harry Daugherty Winckies Street Mark Gleick Haserodt, Jewelry Company D. O. Williams Dewey Avenue Wayne H. Williams van Wert Arthur Tite Elm Street Ralph W. Neighbour East Avenue Shamokin John Matthew Ang Mashar Edward Knipper Scranton

Licenses for workers across Lorain and nearby towns

Licenses issued to Charlies Papas laborer Lorain and Virginia Pareh Lorain Frank W Beal painter Elyria and Orpha Fisher Elyria Frank Ursic steel worker Lorain and Katherine Malinowsk i Lorain Ernest Romeyn assembler Detroit and Naomi Murphy Black River township Joseph Yuresko body builder Flint Michigan and Julis Kovacs Elyria Homer F Seeley poultry and egg dealer Strongsville and Edna R Harrison Grafton township

Charlies Papas Lorain Virginia Pareh Frank W. Beal Elyria Orpha Fisher Frank Ursic Katherine Malinowski Ernest Romeyn Detroit Naomi Murphy Black River Joseph Yuresko Flint Michigan Julis Kovacs Homer F. Seeley Strongsville Edna R. Harrison Grafton Township

Local Club Meetings and Park Picnics Noted

Calendar items list multiple society gatherings across streets and avenues with names such as Tau Kappa Beta Sorority and Mothers Auxiliary of UC P Church. Picnics scheduled at Cascade Park with times 4 30 and 12, weather permitting, plus church circle meetings and hostess names.

Sormi Richard Smith Gates Avenue Tau Kappa Beta Sorority Mary Lou Bally Harvard Avenue le Caneers Anetta Meinke Columbus Street Betty Peteysor Longfellow P. D. Reefy Mens Missionary League L. P. Church Methodist Church Cascade Park Church of Christ Missionary Society Richard King East Avenue Mothers Auxiliary UC. P. Church J. P. Gibbons East River Street Odtae Club Don Fields Gratton Road St. Paul's Circle 3 Robert Pallas Daughters of Union Veterans

Garden Club Tour Of Gardens Planned For Evening

Members of the Garden Club plan an annual garden visitation this evening weather permitting. The tour opens at 6 45 PM at Dr and Mrs G D Nicholas with English style landscaping, then visits W L Vaughn Caroline Street C W Schaide East River Street Charles L Morse East Avenue Mrs Elizabeth Work West Eighth Street and others concluding at Miss Pearl Lord 315 West Avenue. If rain postpones the event, group leaders will arrange transportation and reschedule.

Garden Club G. D. Nicholas W. L. Vaughn Caroline Street C. W. Schaide East River Street Charles L. Morse East Avenue Elizabeth Work West Eighth Street Vite Eva Ada Reefy Third Street Pearl Lord West Avenue Deane Burns

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Short Local Notices

Hospital admissions include Mrs. Ben Kennelly at 405 Cleveland Street and Mrs. Herbert Langthorpe at 125 Lincoln Court among others. Discharges feature Baby Boy Barth of Grafton and Cecilia Spanski of Graf ton, plus several mothers with newborns at multiple streets and addresses.

Ben Kennelly Cleveland Street Herbert Langthorpe Lincoln Court Arthur Tite Elw Street Carol Phipps Chardon Donald Auble Abbe Road Arthur Fush Pine Street Ben DeFazio West Avenue Howard Fullmer R. D Shirley Bursley Marseilles Burton Bursley Baby Boy Barth Grafton Cecilia Spanski Charles Snow Twelfth Street Howard Myers Bond Street Arthur Bush Wood Street Louis Goetz West Street Leonard Terry Kenyon Avenue Albert Boyd Roland Booth Furnace Street Irene Daly la Grange Ruth Jay Oberlin Road Paul Rovers East Avenue Alice Johnson Ohio George Link

Honor Bride and Groom at Vermilion Lake Family Party

A Deligh tful family party honored Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith (Helen Dawley) Sunday at Vermilion on the Lake. Cousins gathered in Oberlin at Miss Ruth Dawley’s invitation and showered the couple with gifts. The group then motored to Vermilion for dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs Wilton Dawley for twenty guests from Cleveland, Lakewood, Elyria, Oberlin and Lester. The Smiths, married in Auburn New York two weeks earlier, enjoyed cottage and beach entertainment.

Andrew Smith Helen Dawley Vermilion-on-the-Lake Oberlin Ruth Dawley Vermilion on-the-Lake Miss Dawley Wilton Dawley Cleveland Lakewood Elyria Lester

Terrell Family Annual Reunion at Sunnyside Beach

The Terrell family plans its annual reunion at Judge Terrell's Sunnyside Beach home on Sunday July 14. A basket dinner for members and families will be served, with dinner at 6 30 p m. Other events include a Silk Production note and a 4 H Club Cream Social hosted by Buckeye Sewers at Gulf Road School.

Terrell Judge Terrell Sunnyside Beach Buckeye Sewers Gulf Road School

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Thorpe Jr. Thorpe Jamestown High School William Thorpe John Smith Old Homestead Gyrus Everard Smith-Townsend Frank Marlette Berthena Palm Santa Barbara Rollo Kirk S Family Party Sewing Elyria Business College Saya Elyvia Amherst Vermilion Norwalk New London Spencer Gratton Valley City Medina North Ridgeville North Olmsted Avon Avon Lake Accredited Schools' Association Aviation Leopold Astrid Brussels Belgium Albert Ruth's Soar Foleysistant Cotleura Malden Pearl Wright Chestnut Street Orne Sempre Maude Firestone Foster Avenue South End Milo Warmer St. Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John Elyria Lodge Central Guild of St. Andrews Gulf Farms C. E. Society Bethel Shrine Schilleman Dames of Malta Amaaats A. M St. Pauls Circlet E. Haywood 2Nd Cent’s Church Bible School 2Nd Cong Herman Portman Henrietta Democratic Womens Club of Womans Club Elyria Commandery Pythian U. H.C St. Paul's Ruth Higinbotham U. S Frank Smith St. John's Church Aid Society Anna LaVerne Shubert St. Andrew's East Side Guild Robert Rice Fork Avenue Jolly Mel Brown St. Pauls Louis Phiel Hi-Lo Bridge Club Mary Henry Cong Lakeview Park St. Paul's Circle 4 M. J. Schuster John Hecock Grace Lutheran Aid Society Emma Dean Anderson U. P Cascades Park Womens Missionary Society of Charles Swartzel Elyria Hobby Club Savings and Trust Fitzsimmons Rocky River Northwest Eastern Stars Century Park WR. C EL C. O. F. Hall Maurice Vicinity Lersch Beauty Lorain County Sargest Marcel VV LLC We de Luxe Maurice Wonder Leasch John Lersch Co., Inc
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