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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1929

Page

9

Theodore Hunt Announces Engagement at Vermilion Picnic

Theodore Hunt organist and choir leader at St Pauls Evangelical church announced his engagement to Helen Mustard of Kansas City during a Vermilion Lake picnic attended by about thirty. Hunt, Oberlin graduate, will teach at the college in Reading, Pennsylvania. The wedding is planned for early August. Mrs Humphrey and Mrs Russell Hiller organized the event.

Theodore Hunt St. Paul's Evangelical Church Helen Mustard Kansas City Vermilion On Lake Hunt Oberlin College Reading Pennsylvania Humphrey Russell Hiller

Choosing Costume Colors to Suit Your Skin Tone

When selecting a costume consider your skin tone. emphasize eyes or hair only if it enhances overall appearance. Do not choose colors that, though beautiful with hair or eyes, overpower other features or clash with your skin.

Smythes Host Barn Dance At Elyria Country Club

An Elyria Country Club barn dance drew 175 guests hosted by the Smythes from Washington Avenue and Ohio Street. Attendees wore period attire with hay wisps in hair, club rooms decorated with fruit and vegetables, chairs replaced by hay ricks, and the Virginia reel featured as the highlight before a midnight supper. Out‑of‑town guests included Mr. Austin and Mr. Wales of New York City, Miss Wilson of Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Hill of Cleveland.

F. A. Smythe Washington Avenue Chauncey Smythe Ohio Street Alan Smythe Elyria Country Club Austin Wales New York City Wilson Cleveland Mrs. Hill

Walker-Johnson Wedding Solemnized This Afternoon

Miss Evelyn Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Walker of Princeton avenue and Carl Johnson son of Mr and Mrs C B Johnson of Kane Pennsylvania will be married this afternoon at four o'clock at the Walker home Rev R Tt Ketcham will officiate in the presence of immediate families The bride will wear white crepe and her lace veil with orange blossoms She will carry yellow roses After a motor trip east the couple will reside at 200 Princeton Avenue Mr Johnson works at Willys Overland and the bride previously worked at Elvira Memorial Hospital

Evelyn Walker W. H. Walker Princeton Avenue Carl Johnson C. B. Johnson Kane Pennsylvania Walker R. Tt. Ketcham

Annual Society Picnic and Club Meetings Around Town

Events Monday include the South End Home Department picnic at Mrs Earl Bensieus home on East avenue with dinner at twelve thirty. The N A Q Club gathers at Mrs Victor Morgans Samuel street home in the evening. Monday Colonial Club meets at Mrs A H Stoddards Sixth street. Canton Lorain Number Lodge and Ladies Auxiliary convene at the I O O F hall, while the Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias holds an evening session. The First Congregational Church Intermediate Department will be entertained Monday night at six at Gates Cottage on the Lake under Miss Francilia McWilliams arrangements.

South End Earl BE. Bonsieur East Avenue N. A. Q. Club Victor Morgan Samuel Street Monday Colonial Club A. H. Stoddard Sixth Street Canton Lorain Number Lodge Ladies’ Auxiliary Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias First Congregational Church Fd Gates Francilia McWilliams

Golf Ladies Invited Tournament at Dover Ber Club

Thirty ladies from Spring Valley joined an invitational golf event at Dover Ber Club yesterday morning with lunch at the clubhouse.Mrs Ed Gummoe won first prize in the informal bridge, with Mrs C B Showell second and Mrs R J Bauer consolation. An informal club dance was held that evening at the clubhouse.

Avien Ford A. M Lenewood Ohio Wes Golf Clud Ronse Wes The Golf Association Spring Valley Dover Ber Club

Sons and Daughters of Liberty Meet in K of P Hall

The group held a well attended meeting with Miss Minnie Gard as installing officer assisted by Mrs. Sonnellis and Mrs. Gowman. Officers were installed and a picnic was scheduled at the Hitsman home on Take avenue for Wednesday July thirty first with a three picnic dinner at six. The next regular meeting is set for July twenty sixth.

Sons and Daughters of Liberty K. of P Hall Minnie Gard Eleanor Sonnellis Gowman Hitsman Take Avenue

Auxiliary initiates nine members at July meeting

About thirty attended the American Legion Auxiliary gathering. A tureen dinner preceded nine candidates being initiated. The group held its usual business and began preliminary plans for the August picnic. Mrs. Park Hobill won the contest prize during social hour. Next meeting set for Friday July 26.

American Legion Auxiliary Park Hobill Auxiliary

Elyria Club Hosts Plim Brook Ladies For Golf Event

Eleven women from Plim Brook Country Club Sandusky visited Elyria Country Club on Thursday. Mrs Curtis and Mrs Smith of Sandusky led in front and back, while Mrs William Reichard of the host club posted low gross. Luncheon followed at one o'clock in the main dining room, and members reported a grand time.

Plim Brook Sandusky Elyria Country Club Curtis Smith William Reichard Focal

Mrs Lee Perkins Hosts West Side Guild Picnic

Mrs Lee Perkins hosted the West Side Guild of St Andrews church on Thursday at her Nokomis Park home in Vermilion. About twenty guests enjoyed a delicious picnic dinner at Poon, followed by a social afternoon reflected in the pleasant gathering.

W R C To Have Annual Picnic At Riverview Park

The Woman's Relief Corps held a July meeting at Odd Fellows hall with 2 PM start. The annual picnic for G A R comrades and W R C members and families will be held next Wednesday July 17 at Riverview Park Fair Grounds with a tureen sandwiches and dishes to share. Dinner is served at 12 30. Mrs Hubbard and Mrs C F Reinke lead arrangements. No meetings until August 23. The session closed with Amaryllos ita singing.

Woman’s Relief Corps Odd Fellows Hall

Miss Hilda Moehl to wed Leon Brown in July

Miss Thelma Hollis and Mrs. Alice Pitman honored Miss Hilda Moehl with a party at Thelma Hollis home. Prizes went to Mrs. Ray Hollis and Miss Lois Brown. Moehl and Mrs. Morris Brown won other contests. Guests received gifts and enjoyed pink and orchid decor with sweet peas and snapdragons.

Thelma Hollis Alice Pitman Hilda Moehl Leon Brown July Sevemreenta Benco Wes Ray Hollis Lois Brown Moehle Morris Brown

Builders Class Enjoys Tureen Dinner at Mrs Spicer Home

The Builders Class of the Baptist Church of La Grange was entertained with a tureen dinner at Mrs. Sarah Spicer's home yesterday. About twenty attended, a business session followed, and readings by Mrs. Kelner and Mrs. Pomeroy were shared. They plan to meet next at Mrs. Walter Dale's on Howe Street.

Baptist Church of la Grange Sarah Spicer Kelner Pomeroy Walter Dale Howe Street

Mrs Mayberry Hosts Sewing Committee Tea

Mrs E E Mayberry of 110 Water Street welcomed 31 Sewing Committee members from First Methodist church on Friday afternoon. The gathering featured social time and refreshments, with flowers adorning the Mayberry home. Out-of-town guest Mrs J C Perry, formerly of Elyzia, attended.

Circle Xo Meeting At East Erie Home

This Week's Circle Xo gathering of Saint Paul's Evangelical church met at the home of Leo Miers on East Erie Avenue in Lorain. About twenty members and friends enjoyed a tureen dinner and conducted usual circle business. Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs John Breaucigan president Mrs Len Myers vice president Mrs Wilhem Krier secretary and Mrs Chrivine Wer nert treasurer. The next meeting is set for July 23 at Mrs Charles Ashbrom Wess Bridge sires.

Circle Xo St. Paul's Evangelical Church Leo Miers East Erie Avenue Lorain John Breaucigan Len Myers Wilhem Krier Chrivine Wernert

Mrs Todd Hosts Luncheon for Bride-To-Be Miss Lenpold

Mrs Fred Todd entertained at a luncheon in honor of Miss Elsa Lenpold of Lekewood who will wed Andrew Watters of Wellington on August first. Guests came from AxkTon Medina Lorain and Elssrea. Miss Aletha Horner returned to Dayton after visiting two weeks with her brother S R Herrer of Princeton Avenue.

Fred Todd West River Street Elsa Lenpold Lekewood Andrew Watters Welington Axk- Ton Medina Lorain Elssrea Aletha Horner Dayton S. R.herrer Princeton Avenue

Bible School and Evening Services Schedule

9:30 the Bible school teaches personal responsibility with competent teachers for all ages. At 10:45 the pastor concludes the Matt 13 parables study The Hid Treasure The Pearl and the Drag Net. Rev Paulsourquin of St Pauls Evangelical church preaches at 7:30. Wednesday mid week service at 7:30 studies Mark 15.

Ezekiel Matt Paulsourquin St. Paul's Evangelical Church Mark Chapter

Marriages in Lorain and Elyria Tie Black River to Sheffield

A list of marriage licenses shows George Paris, 21, sailor, Lorain, weds Vera Wicks, 18, Elyria, by a Justice of the Peace. Others include Harry Wagner, 19, laborer, Black River township, with Lucille Roth, 16, Sheffield township, and several couples in Lorain and Elyria with ages, occupations, and officiants noted.

George Paris Lorain Vera Wicks Elyria Harry Wagner Black River Lucille Roth Sheffield Ketcham Charles Kienzle Elsie Staron Novak Edward Clemett Blahay Hilda Mae Benjamin Orlando C. Kerns Clara Mae Wheaton Moses Hammons Genevieve Porter Charles Gray John Hunyvad Anna Milovich Steve Prucky Fannie Lap

Admired Virginia Lansing and Others Listed in Discharge Row

A column lists individuals associated with Oberlin and Avon Lake who are admired or discharged. Names include Virginia Lansing of 48 Locus street Oberlin and Alan Roth of 610 West River street, along with multiple discharged residents across several streets.

Virginia Lansing Locus? Street Oberlin Alan Roth West River Street Steve Tolorsi West Bridge Ralph Wright Bath Street Arthur Abigrin East River Street Charles D. Webster East Avenue Mike Toth Woodford Avenue Andrew Moodt Avon Lake Cassius McConkey Pasadena Avenue LeRoy Hisele Lake Avenue

Personal notices from Elyria residents abroad and home

Local society items list residents returning from travels and visits across Ohio and beyond. Mr Harold Sayles returns to 451 East Broad after a tour of the East while Mrs Ed Bainbridge comes home from St Paris. Several couples plan trips to Michigan and Canada for fishing and vacation, with many visits to Cleveland and Cincinnati noted.

Local residents and visitors noted in ongoing social round

Mr and Mrs H J Moses of Flint visit parents Mr and Mrs Grant Moses on Eastern Heights boulevard Judge Redington returns from Pittsburgh after a visit Richard Mogely of Ohio Public Service Company at home Dr and Mrs M F Elliot of Park avenue back from the Interlake regatta at Put In Bay aboard their yacht Liladoc Mrs E K Hammond returns home to Greeley Colorado from Ohio cousins visit Mrs A L Werner and Miss Werner Ohio street Mr and Mrs H Barhyte of Sixteenth street host over the weekend Mr and Mrs L W Webster and son Don of Cincinnati arriving tonight Mrs E A Welsh departs for New York City to study curtain making and interior decorating Mr and Mrs Arthur Lightfoot Telegraph road leave tonight for Mt Sterling Ohio Claude Blanchard and family Fifth street spend two weeks at Elks Rapids Emil C Johnson East avenue entertains John Ruby of Chicago as house guest

Harold Sayles Elyria East East Broad Street Ed Bainbridge Hawthorns Street St. Paris Ohio H. E. Gollmar W. E. Davis Canada W. F. Keisler Cornell Avenue Edgar Brillard Parma Tsego Lake Michigan William Cautle Chase Street David Gehl Fort Wayne Indiana Basil Duke Dorothy Duke Charles Clark Covington Kentucky Clark Howard Barbour Ohio Street East Avenue New York State Paul Dewhurst Coldwater J C Perry James Cather Park Avenue Frank Brantlay Dennison Avenue John Mockler Ninth Street Ohio Public Service A. E Paze Gates Avenue J. D. Robson H. J. Moses Flint Grant Moses Eastern Heights Boulevard Judge Redington Third Street Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Richard Mogely Ohio Public Service Company M. F. Elliot Put-In-say Elliott E. A. Welsh New York City Arthur Lightfoot Telegraph Road Mt. Sterling Claude Blanchard Fifth Street Elks Rapids Emil C. Johnson John Ruby Chicago

Birthday Celebration for Edwin and Edna Delfing in Amherst

Mrs. Jacob Delfing hosted a lawn party on Jackson street to mark Edwin and Edna Delfing’s 13th birthday. Guests included Edwin and Edna along with friends and relatives, games awarded top honors to Althea Brown and Harold Kreig, and Doris Braun with Edwin Delfing, pink and blue decorations set the scene, and birthday cakes with lit tapers were on display.

Amherst Jacob Delfing Jackson Street Edwin Edna Althea Brown Harold Kreig Doris Braun Edwin Delfing Edna Delfing Herbert Gerald van Keuren Robert Harold Lucille Kreig Laura Belle Rahl Mildred Hetland Amedia William Kunsman Florence Schmidt Dorothy Joseph Fuhrman Althea Phyllis Doris Maurice Braun Evelyn Lyndon Elyria

Local Guests From California And Ridgeville Visit Middle Ridge

Mrs. Marshall Palmer and her son Robert of Los Angeles California along with Mrs. Mildred Dunlap and her children of Ridgeville were guests Thursday of Mrs. Lilian Hagen and Fred Kruech at Middle Ridge.

Marshall Palmer Robert Los Angeles Cal Mildred Dunlap Ridgeville Lilian Hagen Fred Kruech Middle Ridge

Wee Workers Class Entertained at Ellerington Home

The Methodist Sunday school Wee Workers met at Frances and Virginia Ellerington s home on Washington Street for a lawn party. Plans were made for a Linwood Park camping trip the last week in July under teacher Mrs. Wm Coburn. Outdoor games followed luncheon with blue and gold decor and favors. Attendees included Mrs. Coburn Ava Masters Alma Masters Ayres Gr2zsso Janice Bruce Marjorie Olive Guild Audrey Bierman Martha Wittig Virginia Ellerington Frances Ellerington Mr Ellerington Warren Date Lillian Ellerington and Mrs Ellerington. Next meeting set for second week in August at Doris and Phyllis Braun s home in Forest.

Methodist Sunday School Frances Virginia Ellerington Washington Street Linwood Park Wm. Coburn Ava Alma Masters Ayres Gr2zsso Janice Bruce Marjorie Olive Guild Audrey Bierman Martha Belle Wittig Virginia Frances Ellerington Mr. Ellerington Warren Date Lillian Ellerington Ellerington Doris Phyllis Braun Forest Street

Dad's Night Observed at Camp Iss-zees Camp

Camp Iss-zekes hosted Dad's Night drawing about 130 attendees from Amherst and nearby. A camp-fire program featured Dr. W. G. Schaeffer as toastmaster with songs, duets, and stunts by dads and boys, plus tributes to Louie the cook and Jack Siekkinen. The evening included a Dorcas class visit, needlework, and charity refreshments. Brownhelm Church C E society set a camp meeting for Sunday.

Camp Iss-see-kes Amherst W. G. Schaeffer Hugo Trusselio Bors Harry Schultz Lewis Reichert Dennis Reynolds John Nabakowski Jimmie Schulz August Nabakowski Lewis Reichart N.E. Escott Louie Jack Siekkinen Eivica Y. M.C. A Catton Huo Truscello

Oberlin Girl Weds Cleveland Man In July Ceremony

Miss Olive Irene Stringer of Oberlin married Edward R. Howell of Cleveland on July 10. Rev Wiseman of Elyria officiated. The couple plans to reside in Cleveland where Mr Howell is employed after a short wedding trip.

Oberlin, O Olive Irene Stringer South Main Street Oberlin Edward R. Howell Cleveland Wiseman Elyria Howell

Shower for Miss Evelyn Rogers Among Local Guests

Mrs. Chalmer Davidson and Mrs. George Morris Jr hosted a shower for Miss Evelyn Rogers with 21 guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Louis Rogers and Mrs. William Pratt. Miss Rogers received many gifts amid orchid and green decor. Additional guests listed. The event followed by a W C T U picnic at Mrs. Bert Locke’s home with program led by Mrs. Badger and devotion by Mrs. Schaufler. A flower mission report and notes from county and state conventions were read.

Miss Rogers Chalmer Davidson George Morris, Jr Evelyn Rogers Louis Rogers William Pratt J. R. Worcester Marjorie Humphrey Anne Jackson Florence Newsbury Leo P. Smith Ada Hillman Agnes Nickel Helen Humphrey Marjorie Grills Eva Grills Mildred Wade Dorothy Smith Hazel Gibson Mary Schafer Lucile Pratt Jane Rogers Mary Bloser Leona Cooley Bert Locke Woodland Avenue Badger Schauffler Flower Mission Hill E. H. Richards

Local Visitors and Church Services Schedule Field Notes

Mrs Alfred De Champs and family return to Forest Park Chicago after a week visiting Mr and Mrs Ward Tolhurst Middle Ridge. Rev Henry Dute to lead St Peters Evangelical services Sunday with Sunday school at 9:30 and English services at 196. Dorothy Jones of South Amherst to sing at Congregational church Sunday morning. Mrs John Brotherton and sons from Homestead Pennsylvania to visit Hollingsworth family on Crocker Street. Mrs Christena Hall called to Oberlin Friday for ill son Harry Holl formerly of Amherst.

Alfred de Champs Harry Bartell Darige Forest Park Chicago Ward Tolhurst Middle Ridge Henry Dute St. Peter's Evangelical Church Dorothy Jones South Amherst Congregational Church John Brotherton Robert and Alten Homestead Harry Hollingsworth Crocker Street Christena Hall Church Street Oberlin Harry Holl Amherst

Fashions Yoke Treatments Revived With New Lines

New York fashion notes revive dark yokes with added lines and features. Straps with arrow-like ends outline bodices and sleeves, lifting the waistline illusion. The tuck-in blouse in suits tightens to the natural waist, while inserts and rokes shape skirt flare and the belted silhouette marks waist position and snugness.

New York

Picnic Supper Held Behind Locke Residence

A casual outdoor gathering occurred at the rear of the Locke home featuring a picnic supper. Attendees enjoyed informal dining and conversation on the lawn as dusk settled, with neighbors noting the welcoming atmosphere.

TO STUDY ABROAD MISS ANDREWS LEAVES FOR ATHENS

Miss Eleanor Andrews daughter of Professor and Mrs Andrews will land next Monday after a year abroad to study at the American School of Classical Studies in Athens Greece. She has spent the past two months traveling in Europe.

Eleanor Andrews

Audrey Hayden to sail for Denmark for studies

Miss Audrey Hayden visits her parents on East College Street before leaving Monday for New York. She sails Wednesday to Denmark to conduct studies for the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness where she serves as executive director.

Audrey Hayden Samuel H. Hayden East College Street New York Denmark Illnois Society For Prevention of

Miss Shiela Oldfield Visits Flowers at South Amherst

Miss Shiela Oldfield of North Park street has been spending several days at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Flowers of South Amherst.

Shiela Oldfield North Park Street Mrs. Thomas Flowers South Amherst

Local residents make short trips and keep ties home

Mr and Mrs F L Huntley and Miss Rebecca Burgner spent Wednesday at Put In Bay. Mr and Mrs Webster Parker and Mr and Mrs Herschel Barone returned from a two week trip to Mobile Alabama. Mr and Mrs L E Burgner and daughter Rebecca drove to Columbus on business. Mrs Luetta Peabody came home from Lakeside after attending Federation of Women's Clubs. Mr and Mrs Ralph Cain and children enjoyed a picnic at Cascade Park hosted by Elyria Iron and Steel Co where Cain works. Mrs Yost Fullerton visits mother Mrs O B Peabody. Mrs Lucina Cook of North Park Street returned from Omaha after learning her daughter Mrs Mary Brooks in Clifton Springs Sanitarium, NY was seriously ill.

F. L. Huntley Rebecca Burgner Put-In-Bay Webster Parker Herschel Barone Mobile Ala Ralph Cain Cascade Park Elyria Iron and Steel Co Mr. Cain Lucina Cook North Park Street Omaha Nebraska Mary Brooks Clifton Springs Sanitarium N. Y Ruth

Powers Vacationing With Parents In Columbus

Kenneth Powers of the Athletic Supply Company in Columbus is spending his vacation at the home of his parents in town.

Kenneth Powers Athletic Supply Company Columbus

Hidden Belt Styles in Early Modern Frocks

The description outlines how belts appear in modern fashion spirit, often at the waist or sides and tied at the back. The front remains untied, belt hidden beneath frock panels, forming a continuous princess line along the sides.

Colross house sold to rebuild in New Jersey

Alexandria historic Colross residence once built by Jonathan Swift in 1790 has been purchased by John R. Munn of New York City. He plans to tear it down and reconstruct it in Princeton New Jersey. The house, originally Belle Aire, has ties to Swift and George Washington.

Alexandria Mason Smoots

Mission work commences with Lakewood support and commission

Comains busé for mission work in Japan will start at tomorrow morning services at Lakewood Congregational church with partial support from the Lakewood church. Dr. Wynn C. Fairfield of Boston will commission them while Rev. Allison Ray Heaps of Ann Arbor will preach. In the afternoon the Fireside club hosts a reception for the couple, Huntley and his wife, who were Oberlin graduates. Huntley has joined Deshisha University in Kyoto as English professor. he was born in China, and Mrs. Huntley taught at the Mid-Pacific Institute in Honolulu.

Japan Lakewood Wynn C. Fairfield Boston American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Allison Ray Heaps First Congregational Church Ann Arbor Mich Huntley Fireside Club Oberlin College Deshisha University Kyoto Oberlin Mr. Huntley China Huntely Mission School of the Mid-Pacific Institute Honolulu

Skin Color To Costume By Madame Rubinstein

In determining wardrobe colors you must assess your skin hair and eye tones. Skin color is most important for defining your type and what shades flatter you, with hair second and eyes third. Dress to make your skin look best, using powders and rouges to suit costume colors.

Madame Rubinstein

Dancing at Cascade Pa Pavil ion Tuesday Night

A social event at Cascade Pa pavilion on Tuesday night July 16 features dancing with a 50 cent per couple admission.

Cascade Pavillion

Predictions of a Numerologist Vibration and Marriage Outlook

A numerologist predicts marriage to an older but mid temperament man within the year with business ties around him and two boys as children. A relative may cause trouble, but loyalty to the husband is advised. A water journey is hinted and health notes urge open air breathing. Readers are invited to mail birthdates and questions for a private reading.

Earth

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