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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1936

Page

9

Marriage of Misa Helen Neufer and John McGhee

Society column notes the July 1918 wedding of Misa Helen Neufer daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Neufer at St James Catholic Church Westnila New York. The couple reside at 620 West 20th Lorain. Mrs McGhee previously worked eight years for Fisher Brothers. her husband works for National Tile Company.

Misa Helen A Neufer Nick Neufer Cascade Strest Elyria John McGhee Anna McGhee Lorain St. James Olic Westnela New York

Sixty Badges Awarded At Scout Court of Honor

Last night at the First Congregational church Knop 105 parents and scouts attended a court of honor where sixty badges were awarded. The meeting opened with the Scout oath and colors, with Tender feats welcomed by Scout master P Gates and six patrol leaders named. Seven scouts earned second class awards, while high first class badges went to Paul Eckier Peter Smith Richard Meckley ale Cornelius William Hockaden David Huffman James Hurlbut and Philip Hofmann. Thirty-five merit badges followed and the Flying Eagle Patrol received a special advancement trophy John Price presented it. the gold trophy went to the Wolf patrol the troop’s highest ranking. The court adjourned with troop bugler James Hurlbut playing Taps.

Knop First Congregational Church P. Gates Nathan Brenner Barry Cook Louis Kaplin Ray McNeal Charles Conrad Ted Dowdell Roy Pointer William Collins David Green Philp Kaiser David Evans Robert Cooley Rembert du Bose Philp Baird Joan Faulkner Wayne Mainke George Nicholas Paul Eckier Peter Smith Richard Meckley Ale Cornelius William Hockaden David Huffman James Hurlbut Philip Hofmann Flying Eagle Patrol Ensd John Price Wolf Patrol

Auxiliary Heard Report At Columbus Convention

Mrs. Kershaw reported for the Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of St. Joan at the Elyria Woman's Club. The Fly Tin Auxiliary received twenty five dollars for membership gains. Plans for a picnic August 12 at Cascade Park were set with Mrs. Krngman and Miss Rolling in charge. Next meeting is August 11 at the Woman's Club.

Columbus Ohio Edward Kershaw Knights of St. Joan Mat Elyria

Children to Attend Cascade Park Picnic and Club Party

Members and children of the Circle Dot Club were guests at Mrs. Klara Schank’s Dehn Road home for a planed Cascade Park picnic on July 28. Each guest brings table service and a covered dish while cards and children’s games provided entertainment. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Alice Kaylor, Mrs. Schrayer, and Mrs. Margaret Maddock after yesterday’s business meeting. The hostess served luncheon at small tables. Ty. ON.T. club members enjoyed a garden party at Miss Beatrice Stranahan’s 218 Gates Avenue last evening. Plans for a Wednesday lawn fete in Rose's Grove on July 22 at 6:30 were finalized after discussing old and new business. Lois Fortune halted for high score. Louise Reed received consolation. The next meeting will be at Irene Post’s Williams Street home, date to be announced.

Circle Dot Club Klara Schank Dehn Road Cascade Park Pedra Alice Kaylor Schrayer Margaret Maddock Ty. On.t. Club Beatrice Stranahan Gates Avenue Rose's Grove Bridge Lois Fortune Halaing Louise Reed Irene Post Williams Street

Sorority Event Hosts and Upcoming Meetings

Betty Moehle hosted Alpha Delta Alpha sorority guests Kay Macintosh from Mansfield and Rita Zamiska of Cleveland at her Eighth Street home. A short meeting to collect funds for a special project will be held Monday at Genevieve Gariss’s home, followed by a regular meeting next Tuesday at Ginney Gibbens’s Fourth Street residence.

Alpha Delta Alpha Sorority Betty Moehle Eighth Street Kay Macintosh Mansfield Rita Zamiska Cleveland Genevieve Gariss Ginney Gibbens Fourth Street LJ Ty

Hospital or cerererry admissions and discharges list

A fragmented list of admissions and discharges includes Mrs. Raymond Hassey of 10 Phillips court and Miss Jeesle Fitch of Newton Center Massachusetts along with names such as Bernard Study of Valley City Helen Kenska R D No 2 Joseph Fries County Home Mrs Jacob Kushinsky Arthur Miller Hattie Thom son Jack Redicas Lorain Mr Rows Bradford a baby girl at 22 W River Merry Hansen 221 East Avenue Rhee Atop 16 Lake Avenue Buvert Miller Vermilion.

Raymond Hassey Phillips Court Jeesle Fitch Newton Center Mass Bernard Study Valley City Helen Kenska Joseph Fries County Home Jacob Kushinsky 18Th Street Arthur Miller Weet River Street Hattie Thomson W. River Street Jack Redicas Lorain Rows Bradford W. River Merry Hansen East Avenue Rhee Lake Avenue Buvert Miller

Style No 3451 for multiple youth sizes

The pattern Style No 3451 is designed for sizes 14 16 and 18 years 36 38 and M0 inches bust.

Krugman and Huntley Wedding Solemnized

Rev. Armin Schroeder officiated the marriage of Maude Huntley of Carlisle Township and Edward F. Krugman of this city yesterday at five o'clock. The ceremony took place at the Schroeder home on Easter Heights boulevard with Ben Schmidt, Raymond Krugman, and Ruth Krugman present. A wedding supper followed at the Elks restaurant, and Paul Wainwright performed solos. The couple plans a short wedding trip before settling on East River Road. Krugman is a chemist at National Tube Company.

Armin Schroeder St. John’s Lutheran Church Paul Wainwright Mrs. Krugman East River Road Mr. Krugman The National Tube Company

Mothers Auxiliary Hosts Citizenship Talk at Phelps Home

Approximately eighteen members attended the Mothers Auxiliary of the United Presbyterian Church at 511 Cleveland St Tuesday evening. Miss Edna Johnson led the scripture lesson and gave a talk on the first Psalm. The group sang America. readings by Lois and Patsy Phelps and articles on Safety and Citizenship followed. Group discussion on patriotism closed the program, with refreshments served. The next meeting is in September with Mrs. Robert Haevkl on Cleveland Road.

Don, Phelps Mothers Auxiliary United Presbyterian Church Cleveland St America Edna Johnson Herman Paeth T. F. Sellers Sellers Stewart Lois Patsy Phelps Garry Myers Stock Claude Tiennison

Picnic Planned by Employed Young Women's League

Last evening a committee from the Employed Young Women's League met to plan a July 21 picnic at Vermilion-on-the-Lake, Merline Ryan's cottage. It will be a tureen supper with members meeting at the Y W C A at 9:30 and traveling by automobile.

Young Women's League Vermilion-on-the-Lake Merline Ryan

Elyria Licenses Issued to Local Residents

Licenses granted include Arthur R. Anderson 30 Elyria manager and Dorothy Rankin 24 Elyria. Rev Aadrew Ashland. Flora Galea 48 Torain laborer and Yona Kerbutin 65 Lorain.

Arthur R. Anderson Elyria Dorothy Rankin Aadrew Ashland Flora Galea Torain Yona Kerbutin Lorain

Sunday School and Club Picnics Move Through the Day

Tonight the Church of Christ Sunday School officers teachers and friends hold a picnic at George Fridenstine Grove Murray Hill at 5 30 Bring viewers buns and a covered dish Second Congregational Sunday School picnic at Cascade Park Supper at six with contests and games A gala club meeting with Evelyn Brest of Garvin Avenue Revebahs program by older members prior to the meeting Order of Eastern Star hosts a family picnic at Century Park at 100 picnickers supply their own beverages In case of rain will meet at the Masonic Temple Installation of officers highlighted last evening by the I O O F lodge at the temple Attendees from Grafton and Lodi District Deputy Grand Master H W Patterson and staff installed officers including Noble Grand Warry Thompson Vice Grand William Rennie Warden Coy Neff Conductor Clyde Savers Chaplain P C McKenzie A Junior Odd Fellows Lodge may form in District No 7 Verne Rohubert praised cooperation during his term Next lodge meeting set for July 21 with hoped for good attendance

Church of Christ George Fridenstine Grove Murray Hidse Second Congregational Cascade Pars Evelene Brest Garvin Avenue Revebahs Order of Eastern Star Century Park Tain Masonic Temple Temple Ing Grafton Lodi H. W. Patterson Noble Crand Warry Thompson William Rennie Coy Neff Clyde Savers P. C. McKenzie Order Odd Fellows Lodge Rohubert Lodge Offic Lod

Local Amusements Then Press Names Miss Bessie Douglas

Miss Bessie Douglas and numerous residents are listed in a long social page. The items note visits to Washington, Cleveland, and Detroit, with many cousins, friends, and relatives attending dinners and farewells. Several church and club members plan meetings and literature work in Michigan and Ohio.

Spencer Hartman Rites Held

George Hartman, a retired businessman, died at home after a long illness. He leaves his wife and a brother, Sain of Lodi, plus nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at home with Rev. J. G. Kvants officiating and burial in Lodi.

Hartman Spencer — George Hartman Sain Lodi J. G. Kvants

Fireman’s School and town notices at Myers Lake

Local firehouse training at Myers Lake attended by Cecil Wolf Leo McCourt Geo Myers Marvin Ingraham Will Moore and Earl Friend with resident Dr F and Reutter’s practice caretaker Shellinger moving to South Main Street Otto Kuepfer property. Various social notes mention visits, travels, and gatherings among the Myers Clement Auble and Walters families as well as church society events and Vacation time details.

Fireman’s School Cecil Wolf Leo McCourt Geo. Myers Marvin Ingraham Will Moore Earl Friend Mr. Grubb Myers Lake Shellinger

Lorain County 4-H Tours Nela Park Under Police Escort

Thirty members of the Lorain County Senior 4-H Club toured Nela Park in Cleveland tonight. Sixth City police escorted the group through the city during the inspection, the fourth in a series of educational tours sponsored by the elite group. The next tour is planned for this fall.

Lorain County Nela Park Cleveland Sixth City

Clarksfield News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Births

Mr and Mrs Albert Wolfe announce the birth of a baby girl on Sunday July Ve. Miss Clara Smith sprains both ankles while singing. E Hubbard falls from a load and sprains himself. Families from Cleveland Mercer County and Pennsylvania visit Clarksfield. Eastern Star picnic at Ruggles Beach and M E Sunday School picnic featured. Several locals attend funerals and host dinners with friends from Lakewood and beyond.

Slarksfield Albert Wolfe

Plans For Lorain County Fair Presented Tonight

Plans for the Lorain County Fair to be held September 22 to 25 will be presented tonight by department heads and committee chairmen at a Lorain County Agricultural Society directors meeting. Plans include shows races entertainment contests music and other features with premium lists and new membership tickets to be issued and on sale tomorrow. The premium book is scheduled to go to press July 26.

Lorain Sastorrow

Institute To Be Held At Camp Crag

Lorain County youths will attend the Young People's Institute at Camp Crag Hinckley from August 16 to 20. The program aims to develop a balanced youth program with topics on social behavior leadership and group programs. Open to all young men and women with Senior 4-H members welcome. H W Harshfield leads. cost is 4.25 for the period. Activities include educational guidance folk singing dancing campfire vesper programs.

Lorain County Young People’s Institute Camp Crag Hinckley H. W. Harshfield

Marriage Announced For Clarence Fors Tithe And Inna Brown

Word was received of the marriage of Clarence Fors Tithe youngest son of Mr and Mrs George Fortune to Miss Inna Brown of Strongsville at Ripley New York. The couple are honeymooning in Canada. Mr Fortune works at Ridge Tool Company in Ridgeville. They will reside in Strangeville. Arthur Osbourne had the misfortune to fall and break his arm in two places. Mr and Mrs A J Muise are arranging the son of the former's niece of Warren. Mr and Mrs John Wehrhoff and son Willy and Mr and Mrs Bainbridge of Alyria were Sunday visitors at the L A Bainbridge home. Mr and Mrs Will Day of Jaster Michigan were guests at the Minnr Kitdred home the past week. Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor entertained at a family gathering Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith at their home Sunday. Chesterland visited relatives in this vicinity Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tecker and Mr and Mrs Carlton Bainbridge spent Saturday at the Eldred home. Mr and Mrs Ed Bainbridge and Mrs Sanderson of Elyria were Thursday evening callers at the Bainbridge home. Mrs John Haller is seriously ill with tonsillitis. Read accompanied by her mother and Mrs Amon to Lakewood Sunday to call on Mr and Mrs Charles Reed. Robert Taylor Jr is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs A M Hulse accompanied Miss Helen Osborne in Medina where she spoke to the young people. Russell Anderson, who was injured in an accident, has returned from the hospital. Twenty six gathered at the Elner Krenger home Sunday to celebrate his father's birthday.

Irene Williamge Little Mirani ML Why Seward Middle Av Harry Schwine Harold Schwindace Robert Smith Parisi Hall North Olmsted Ted Fell Los Angeles California Cleveland Ethel Reynolds Miriam Albion Pennsylvania Frances Salsbury Cleveland Street W. Neighbour Har- Stevick Elyria First Tir Harmon Beach Alice Cowley Peart Robinson Ednad Terry Alice Kershaw F. F. Foreman Wilda Myrtle Barnhart Bellefontaine Quio Eight Point Lake Lake Stettion Michigan Walter B. Knight Northuutherland Tay Ralph W. Neighbour P. A. Tinbhell Aon Paw Dan Brown Elyria F. R. Braman Tulsa Oklahoma Cambidge Barnesville Ohio Pittsburgh Tt. J. Kiehm Eastern Heights Ypsilanti Grace Monahan C. W. Colgan George Street Emus George Myers Eloria Frank Bolton Irena Apple Mildred M Talmage Auhle W. J. Breyley Gon Maple Heights On Hisey Earl M. Weidrick Wiss Flossie Bridges Wellington Lonza Whitmore Plymoan O Offa Allen Albert Archer Mise Libbisher David Stedman Tosa Naphew Fulter Frank Fuller B. J. Myers Clara Smuith E. Hubbard George Hamline Cloyd Hainline Mercer County Marie Ailaiwson Elsie Willet Tone Hamer Merrill Helen Flyrna Ah Merrill Ward Wilcoxen F. H. Russell Eastern Star Ruggles Beach Clarksfield M. E Ruggies Beach Treace Cleve Marksfeld Arthur Osbourne M'Sfortune A. J. Muise Warren John Wehrhoff Willy Birs Bainbridge Alyria L. A. Bainbridge Bert Green Atp Will Day Jaster, Mich Minnr Kitdred Robert Taylor Clarence Smith Sanderson John Haller A. S Lakewood Charles Reed Roert Taylor, Jr Hulse Helen Osborne Medina Russell Anderson el Ner Krengar

Canning Demonstration At Lorain County YMCA

Thirty six Lorain County women attended a canning demonstration at the Lorain County YMCA under the Lorain County Agricultural Extension Service. Helen B. Zoller, canning specialist, led the session. This was the second of three demonstrations with a final session planned for late fall.

Lorain County M. C

Mary Elizabeth Wickelman Visits Elyria With Relatives

Mary Elizabeth Wickelman spent Wednesday afternoon in Elyria with relatives, according to informal family notes. The brief sighting places Wickelman in the Ohio city during a midweek visit.

Mary Elizabeth Wickelman Elyria

WPA Rolls Being Reduced in Lorain County

Lorain County WPA rolls show a drop of thirty-two workers from 1,845 on July 4 to 1,814 last Saturday. District counties also posted decreases while Erie, Ottawa, and Sandusky counties rose slightly. Huron held steady. Statewide, 2,?86 persons were cut from WPA rolls as 145,411 were employed last Saturday compared with 151,297 the prior week.

Lorain County Ohio Works Progress Administration Columbus Erie County Ottawa County Sandusky County Huron County Medina County Seneca County Ohio State Office

Oldest Massachusetts mayor quits golf after signing diplomas

Massachusetts' oldest mayor, 78-year-old Charles Ashley of New Bedford, gave up golf after signing 301 diplomas. He said gripping a pen for hours would affect his club grip and golf form.

New Bedford Mass Massachusetts Charles & Ashley

Spooks Scare Turkey Vulture at Toledo Zoo

A Toledo Zoo bird story reports a turkey vulture fleeing in fear, believing a spook was nearby. The apparent fright came from a white spotted barn owl that hissed at the sleeping vulture, startling staff and observers alike.

Toledo Toledo Zoo

Scarlet Lobster Caught Near Guilford by Potman

Joseph Dolao pulled a lobster off Guilford shores described as vividly scarlet from claws to tail band. Locals say such coloring hasn’t been seen in years, noting the unusual lobster’s deep red hue and royal purple tail shading.

Guilford Joseph Dolao

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