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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1935

Page

12

Wedding Bells For Kovacs Yuresko In Flint Michigan

Miss Julia Kovacs daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kovacs plans to wed Joseph Yuresko of Flint Michigan. The ceremony occurs at four this afternoon at Justice Petro's home on Signford Avenue with Miss Grane Kavare as bridesmaid and Rob ert Broadwell as escort. The bridal gown is lilac chiffon with puffed sleeves and a high neckline, silver buttons, a white picture hat and matching accessories. gardemias for flowers. A wedding supper for the families will follow at the bride's home. The couple will reside at 518 East Eldridge Avenue Flint Michigan. Yuresko works for Fisher Body in Flint.

Julia Kovacs Frank Kovacs West River Street Joseph Yuresko Peter Yuresko Flint Michigan Joseph Petro Signford Avenue Grane Kavare Bade Wa Cee East Eldridge Avenue Yuresko Fisher Body Company

Women’s Relief Corps meeting and social plans amid heat

The Woman’s Relief Corps gathered at Odd Fellow hall with Mrs. Florence Terry presiding as heat kept attendance small. Plans included a July 31 picnic at Mrs. Agnes Opfer’s Lake avenue home, a August 16 picnic at a cottage near the 108th campgrounds, and an invited picnic with The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary on July 24 at the Hedges. A bridge game honors for Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, a luncheon, and a pink and white decoration theme closed the evening. Dr. R. E. Neighbour will speak at Fir Baptist tomorrow morning on How It is Done and in the evening on Outcomers From the Great Tribulation with baptism planned. A prayer meeting at 8 am seeks funds for a redecorating project.

Woman’s Relief Corps Odd Fellow Hall Florence Terry Agnes Opfer Lake Avenue Rolla Anna Grace Bright 108Rd Camp Sona of Veterans al Rathawn Perry Mareh Floride Don R. E. Neighbour The Fir Baptist Church Raleigh North Carolina

DeMolay Picnic Planned At Cooper's Hollow

The Artemas Beebe chapter and graduate DeMolay members plus friends meet Sunday afternoon at Cooper's Hollow for games including ball game sack race wheel barrow race balloon kicking contest and two tug of war followed by a picnic luncheon and card or visit after. Directions reference Agileherst and Brownhelm to River road with a right turn to the second road then left.

Artemas Beebe DeMolay Cooper’s Hollow William Jenne Charles Hupp Wilbur Gaston Cooper's Hallow Agileherst Brownhelm

Auxiliary Card Party At Florence Penrod Home

The Eegies Auxiliary summer card series continued with a Pedro and Busco evening at Florence Penrod’s Robson Court home. Tecla Neufer Marr Barres and Ethel Fugitt won Pedro prizes while Flossie Maser Mrs Edwards and Rose Mullen earned Banco prizes. Rose Mullen assisted with refreshments. The next party is July 19 at Bertha Lyrberger’s 112 Cedar Street.

Eegies Florence Penrod Robson Court Pedro Busco Tecla Neufer Marr Barres Ethel Fugitt Banco Flossie Maser Mrs. Edwards Rose Mullen Bertha Lyrberger Cedar Street

Glass Trinkets and Club Social at Elyria

Display of glass trinkets by the Elyria Hobby club in the director's room of Elyria Savings and Trust. Mrs Fitzsimmons spoke on the Art of Collecting and a small foreign keepsake collection was shown. Next meeting August 7 features a picnic and social time with location to be announced.

Elyria Hobby Club Elyria Savings and Trust Company

Install Chief Patriarch Leads Northwest Encampment Meeting

The regular gathering of Northwest Encampment No. 188 at the I. C. O. F. Temple opened with Chief Patriarch G. A. Friday and Senior Warden P. C. MacKenzie presiding. Frank MacDonald was installed Chief Patriarch and B. C. MacKenzie Senior Warden. reports from the Departmental Council of Cantons of Ohio in Wooster and the Grand Encampment in Wooster were read. Next meeting is Friday, July 26.

Northwest 1. C. O. F. Temple G. A P. C. MacKenzie Frank MacDonald B.C. MacKenzie

Circle Two invites church members to picnic and elections

Members of Circle Two of the First Congregational Church are invited to Clearview Grove on Telegraph road next Thursday for a tureen luncheon at 1 45 p m followed by a program and the election of officers. Members are urged to attend and bring friends.

Circle Two First Congregational Church Clearview Grove Telegraph Road

Farewell luncheon for Florence Fullmer at the Y W C A

Y W C A board members honored Florence Fullmer with a surprise farewell luncheon as she leaves after ten and a half years as office secretary. Guests were served at one and showered her with handkerchiefs while the stay-at-home camp girls serenaded the group.

Florence Fullmer Mina Fullmer

Community Calendar for Elyria Amherst and Lorain Clubs

Lorain County events include Amherst meetings with Mr and Mrs C Van Ham and the Colonial Club at Elyria Woman's Club with Mise Stella Wilson hosting. Various clubs gather at Elyria venues for business and installations. A 10 Century Park supper at M E Church may move indoors in rain. A gathering at Sunnyside includes Mrs Wm Meinks and Columbus Street. The VFW and Auxiliary, W B A Supreme Convention in Cleveland, and United Presbyterian church events mark a busy Monday in Lorain County. Reverend John C Smith will speak on Japan outreach. Holiness prayer meets at Miss Helen Osborns home. Northwest Adjustment Company hosts a company gathering at Vermilion on the Lake with a campfire, dancing, and bridge. Executives of the Cleveland Retail Credit Man's Association attend.

Lorain County Beeseepers Amherst C. van Ham Colonial Club Elyria Woman's Club Mise Stella Wilson Woman’s Welsh Club Elyria Business College M. E. Church Century Park Sunnyside Wm. Meinks Columbus Street E. L F M. Ragsler Manasa Northwest Adjustment Company Elyria and Sazdusky Vermilion-on-the-Lake Vally Cleveland Retail Credit Man's Association

Hostess Party At Adams Street For Mrs Frank Smith Club

Mrs Frank Smith hosted the S. O. Club at her Adams street home with a business session and plans for a ride. Prizes were won by Mrs Leroy Krugman Miss Mabel Spaeth Miss Myrnaj Smetzer and Miss Ruby Woodcock. A luncheon followed as the club scheduled a meeting for August 8 with Ruby Woorenck.

Frank Smith S. O. Club Adams Street Leroy Krugman Mabel Spaeth Myrnaj Smetzer Ruby Woodcock Ruby Woorenck Lake Avenue

Bride Shower Honors Mrs Helen Dawley Smith

A compliment to Mrs Helen Dawley Smith featured a party at Mrs Cleon Crowell’s North Eaton home hosted by Miss Winifred Hills. Attendees from Eaton LaGrange Lester and Elyria presented kitchen utensils to the honoree. Kenneth Grills delivered gifts in a decorated wagon. Luncheon followed with a long table display of a miniature bride and groom in a green and white motif.

William Thorpe Ruth Summer- Jee Leland Folk East Broad Street George Smith Thorps Don Schriver Helen Dawley Smith Cleon Crowell Winifred Hills North Eaton Eaton LaGrange Lester and Elyria Kenneth Grills

Local social notes list visiting guests and upcoming church events

A long list of visitors and hosts from Lancaster and nearby towns, including Rev ar and George Brown, Dr and Mrs J Batteridge, Miss Virginia Betteridge, Miss Marie Kelling with Orpha Brough, Reverend John C Smith, Miss Margaret Smith, Dr and Mrs F A Lawrence, Mr and Mrs Clyde C Wilson, Miss Alice Wilson, Master Howard Wilson, Reverend A E Kemp, Mr and Mrs A Q Datson, at various homes around Elyria with mentions of travels to Struthers, Vermilion-on-the-Lake, and Lake Erie College for the G R Conference, plus hospital notes and a missionary trip.

Loren P. Shaw Mary Jane Bobbie Lancaster Ohio Wilson Minneapolis “Star A. E. Kemp A. Q. Datsson Urbana Titanis Mises Forest Ordell Leona Smith Vermilion-on-the-Lake Ruth Oster Baptist Church Struthers W. Howell W. H Wright Harrisburg Pennsylvania T. Whitmore George Bradley Harvard Avenue Frances Lemon Jeanette Shrubsale Dorothy Altfelt Ada May Ransom Clare McGuire

Name Committees For Western Auto Picnic Plans

Plans advance for the 13th Western Automatic Machine Screw Co picnic at Crystal Beach Park on Saturday August 1. Executive Committees name Transportation Malcolm Ebrke Sports Art Hiscox Refreshments George Sherman Judges R D Oldfield Prizes Pearl Pankoft Financial C H Smith Publicity Al Steller. Committees plan large event with chartered cars for employees and families without autos. A detailed program will be announced later.

Western Automatic Machine Screw Co Crystal Beach Park Malcolm Ebrke Art. Hiscox George Sherman R. D. Oldfield Pearl Pankoft C. H. Smith al Steller Ater

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List and Community Meeting

A hospital admission and discharge summary lists names and streets for patients including Elere Beir Litenfield Mrs Edwin Olsen at 433 Kenyon Avenue Ethel Olsen Mae Clarke Henas Vaubel Bernadette Vaubel Robert Harrington Viele Cartwright Jean Ajlen all in Columbia Station and Mrs Ben Kennelly and a baby at 195 Cleveland Street plus Mrs Donald Auble baby girl at 156 Abbe Road Frank Eckert at 32% 15th Street Mrs Mike Noveske 335 Winokies Street and George Rice 245 Fifth Street. Last evening Pilgrim Community Church at Broad Street hosted Dorothy Powell who led devotions with hymns sung. Vice president Batty Stofer ran the meeting in the president’s absence Dorothy Stotar. A report from former teacher Mrs Earl Brown at a boys and girls camp in Shelby Michigan was read. Ice cream and cake followed after games.

Elere Beir Orwell Harley Scrait Litenfield Edwin Olsen Kenyon Avenue Ethel Olsen Henyon Mae Clarke Cleveland Street Henas Vaubel Columbia Station Bernadette Vaubel Columbia Robert Harington Viele Cartwright Jean Ajlen Ben Kennelly Donald Auble Abbe Road Frank Eckert 15Th Street Mike Noveske Winokies Street George Rice Fifth Street Cbuteh Dorothy Powall Broad Street Miss Powell Batty Stofer Dorothy Stotar Earl Brown Shelby Michigan June Helling Uleread Ta Ible

Republican Women's Club to host July meeting and candidate talks

Republican women's Club will hold its regular monthly session Tuesday evening July 16 at 8 pm at which candidates for August Primaries will speak. The event will be followed by a lawn party at the Woman's Club on Fourth Street. Paul Wainwright and Mrs. D A Baird will sing at the Elyria Men's Bible Class session at the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow with L B Hindman teaching the class.

Republican Women’s Club Woman's Club Fourth Street Paul Wainwright D. A Baird Elyria Men's Rivoli Theatre L. B Hindman Cass

Detroitt trip and visits to hear Perry Marsh in Frisco

Detroitt residents plan trips to hear Mr and Mrs Perry Marsh of St Petersburg Florida while visiting Elytia Jack Marshall Earl Bell and Jake Shafer depart for Columbus to attend the Grand Lodge convention of B P O E Mr and Mrs Henry C Hancock and daughter Ann of Louisville Kentucky return home after time with Mr and Mrs Charles Hancock Evangeline Spieth and Ida Mae Jones depart for Yellowstone National Park Mrs D McIntosh of Glasgow Scotland and David Heggle of New York visiting Mrs and Mrs Alex Heggle 360 Cambridge Street depart for New York where Mrs McIntosh will sail to Scotland on Friday U S California Mrs Schiering and daughters Delores and Caroline relocate to Medina Ohio The ear muscles once used by ancestors are noted as vestiges of stronger muscles.

Perry Marsh St. Petersburg Florida Elytia Jack Marshall Earl Bell Jake Shafer Columbus Lattendance Grand Lodge Henry C. Hancock l Ann Louisville Kentucky Charles Hancock Evangeline Spieth Ida Mae Jones Yellowstone Natonal Park D. Mcintosh Glasgow Scotland David Heggle New York Alex Heggle Cambridge Street Plang McIntosh Gail U. S California Schiering Delores Caroline Fostar Avenue Medina Ohio

Local Notes From Columbia and Surroundings

Recent guests at Mrs. Jennie Van Arsdale’s home included her sister Mrs. Alta Chapman of Huntington and Mr. and Mrs. Street and Henry Friedman of Cleveland. Chapman will stay longer. Max Beinhoff and young daughter of Cleveland visited at the Station Tuesday. 4 H Club youths will take free health exams by Dr. Dew and county nurses at Eaton School Friday. On July 17 each club to name its healthiest member for the County 4 H Health contest in Cher tin. Mrs. Mary Mills and friend from Elyria spent the Fourth with her parents. Wilbur Hawke wed Kathleen Blumenechenkel at Lebanon, Ohio. Sunset Group of the Ladies’ Aid meets with Misses Libbia and Anna Martin on Thursday afternoon July 18. Mrs. H T Snett and Flora Hoak of Elyria vacationed at Linwood Park with Mary Mills’ family and friends.

Columbia Jennie van Arsdale Alta Chapman Huntington Street Henry Friedman Cleveland Chapman Max Beinhoff Little Daughters Dew Eaton School Chertin Mary Mills Fradfly Elyria H. T. Snell Wilbur Hawke Kathleen Blumenechenkel Lebanon Ohio Eaton Laies’ Aid Society Libbia Anna Martin H. T. Snett Flora Hoak Linwood Park Ashland

Bee Boys 4-H Club Meets at Oberlin Camp

North Ridgeville area notes a Bee Boys 4-H meeting at Marvin Evans name with discussions on bee prices and refreshments served. Over the weekend the group camped at Slippery Hill Camp Shook's Farm Oberlin where they repaired their cabin.

North Ridgeville Bee Boys Marvin Evans Slippery Hill Shook Oberlin

Winter Olympics to be held in Garmisch Partenkirchen

In February 1936 the Winter Games will take place at the Bavarian sports center Garmisch Partenkirchen. Every child in the town is studying English in preparation for the event.

Garmisch- Partenkirchen

Nee dle Guild holds picnic and social in Crystal Beach area

South Ridge July 13 Nee dle Guild Society members and friends gathered at Crystal Beach for a meadow outing with seventy attendees. Married and single men trimmed the event with games and prize contests. Elizabeth Kantor of North Ridge visited her sister and brother in law Edward and Mrs. Frye. The Needle Guild meeting at Mrs. Milton Balls’ home featured regular business, social time, and discussi on plans. A tureen lunch followed with several local women attending. A lawn ice cream social at M E Church attracted many from the community.

South Ridge Elizabeth Kantor North Ridge Edward Frye Needle Guild Society Milton Balls Clarence Lapp Elyria A. J. Haist Lorain Edith Dehn Sarah Thompson Francis Ward Donald A. J. Hiscox Matilda Dramm Mabel Dehn Ethel Thompson

Brotherhood Outing and Sports Result at Amherst

The Brotherhood of St Peter's Evangelical church of Amherst held an outing at the Emil Schroeder home Wednesday evening. A softball game between Never Sweats and Always Sweats ended 14 to 10 in favor of Never Sweats, followed by social time and refreshments for about thirty five members. D D Club Picnic at Century Park Lorain Thursday evening July 18 with members, families, and friends expected.

Eastern Star Century Park Arthur Hiscox Charles Garford Charles Barton May Markham Mabel Drakert Thomas Reese S. BH. Sherrill Hiscox Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical Church of Amherst Emil Schroeder B.D. Club Picxic D. D Club Lorain

Red Cross Aids 9800 Families in Midwest Floods and Tornadoes

Relief efforts for floods and tornadoes in 17 states have cost an estimated 350000 this year. In Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri about 4300 families need aid to rebuild homes lost to the Missouri River flood. Tornado damage is localized with two in Texas and one each in Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and North Dakota. Rehabilitation includes building materials furnishings and medical supplies with immunization for typhoid risk areas. A note on butterfly and bat speeds ends the report.

ST. Louis Amerian Red Cross Colorado Kansas Nebraska Missouri Texas Oklahoma North Dakota

Balkan Prince Cyril Loves Motors and Travel

Sofia reports Prince Cyril, 36, brother to King Boris, is drawn to motors. He boats from Euxinograd to Varna on the Black Sea, swims on trips, and also enjoys motorcycling. He once led the Bulgarian Motorcyclist Association and sometimes drives trains. He lives at the royal palace with the King, Queen Tonna, and Princess Eudoxia, sharing a lifelong bond with his brother.

Sofia Prince Cyril Boris Euxinograd Danube Varna Black Sea Cyril Tonna Eudoxia King Ferdinand

Electric Eye Reads To Blind Reader In Kiev

The Institute of Physics of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences built a reading machine for the blind. A book moves under a microscope while bright lamps illuminate each letter. A photoelectric cell and amplifiers detect light, driving a vibrator and finger contact to advance lines and start the motor. Early tests with a blind woman showed she could discern individual letters as lines pass under the lens.

Kiev U. S Physics Ukrainian Academy of Sciences

Dance at Darmos Hall tonie Adm 25c

A small community notice announces a dance at Darmos Hall hosted by the Reform Church with admission set at 25 cents. Residents are invited to attend for an evening of fellowship and entertainment.

Darmos Hall Reform Church

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