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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1939

Page

5

Stetson Berry Wedding Set for Cleveland Church

Miss Dorothy Berry and Frank A. Stetson will wed at Phillips Avenue Presbyterian Church in Cleveland this evening at 6 45. The ceremony features a seven-branched background, daisies in bouquets, and a reception at the bride’s home before a trip to the East Coast. The couple will reside in Elvira after their return.

Phillips Avenue Presbyterian Church Cleveland Dorothy Berry Frank A. Stetson Miss Berry Ola Berry Pembrook Road Cleveland Heights West Avenue Hollar G. L. Carner Daniel Birkett Andrew Anderson Elvrra East High School Stetson Ohio State University Beta Pi Engineering State Highway Department

Elizabeth Pondy and Ralph Cribbs Wed In Quiet Ceremony

Elizabeth Pondy married Ralph B. Cribbs in a private ceremony at the Hungarian Reformed Church with Rev. Bela Basco officiating. The couple plan a home at 107 West River Street after a short honeymoon, joined by family and close friends.

Elizabeth Pondy Ralph Cribbs Ralph B. Cribbs Bela Basco Andrew Lisz Cribbs Celia Cribbs Blairsville Blairsville High School National Tube Co Lorain

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing In Lorain Area

admissions include Lou Ody on Case road Mrs Isting Wil dard and others in Lorain including Jerry Telat nik Susan Kolek 123 Quincy street and Mrs Robert Heath 171u Middle avenue discharges list Mrs Harold Mitchell baby boy 315 West Seventh Street Grafton Mrs Andrew Poyak baby girl 601 Fifteenth Street and several others across Amherst Oberlin and nearby towns.

Lou Ody Case Road Isting Wildard Ohio Geierman Winckles Siréc Jerry Telatnik Lorain John Zwald Susan Kolek Quincy Street Robert Heath Middle Avenue Marjorie Fore Nan Abbe Road Harold Mitchell West Seventh Street Hugh Ward Grafton Andrew Poyak Fifteenth Street Stephen Smith Oakwood Street Wilbert Reitz Courtland Street Harold Pember North Street Janet Rae Baitenhouse Amherst Geraldine Reisz R. D No Patricia McCrain Erie Street Charlotte Klinect Gratton John Albert Oberlin Marily, Clark William Reising Foster Avenue Eleanor Moir Mary Lopez

St Clair Rebekah Lodge Meets Wednesday Evening

The St Clair Rebekah Lodge will hold its meeting on Wednesday evening followed by entertainment and refreshments for attendees.

St. Clair Rebekah Lodge

Local couples host and travel as summer social season begins

Mr and Mrs Rollin Moran entertain at dinner for Mrs Hildreth Sasse and James Patterson of Tampa Florida. Wedding for Patterson Sasse set July 19 at St Paul and Owen Church. Many residents host visiting relatives from Cambridge Ohio to Cumberland Wisconsin and Ohio paths. Children born at Elyria Memorial Hospital include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry Geierman.

Rollin Moran East River Street Hildreth Sasse James Patterson Tamyp S. Florida Patterson-Sasse St. Paul's Owen Church W. B. Kirby Cambridge Street M. W. Stiles Margie Addison Cambridge Ohio Airs Kirby Janet Henry Geierman Winckles Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Richard J. Elliott Stanford Avenue Madison Wisconsin William Bryant Harold Block University of Wisconsin Sam Hamrick Sam Joan Suzanne Jane Atlanta Georgia Mildred Carpenter Parkersburg West Virginia J. J. Vaughn East Avenue Paul Grell George Harvard Avenue Catawba Island Oscar Ehrmann Plymouth Road Garfield Heights St. Vincent's Charity Hospital Cleveland A. W. Meanor Russell Stokely George Mynchenberg Middle Avenue Wallace Cincinnati Gertrude Kalter Thelma Helfrich Cape May New Jersey Helene Carol Kipf Sullivan Lake Michigan Carol Amy Francis New York City Style Center Frank Spencer Mildred Neufer Ruth Kieth Morton Hastings James Lamberton Adelbert Hazel Burton Boynton Tinrold Olmstead H. G. Bruegger Company Lorain New York Boston C. T. Winckles Cleveland Toad New Haven Connecticut Paul Cunningham Lakewood Providence Rhodesland James Johnson West Avenue Diana Lee Robert Heath Heath Middie Avenue

Rev Brown Honored At Informal U P Church Gathering

The United Presbyterian church honored Rev George A Brown after fifteen years as pastor with an informal social in the church parlors attended by over a hundred members and Brown's daughter Elizabeth. The program featured songs readings and a Hill Billy band finale with Brown playing drums and a gift presentation followed by refreshments. An ice cream social at St Mary's raised funds for Girl Scout Troop No 6 Camp.

George A. Brown United Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Brown Rev. Brown Wepe Lecshuy Lenuetea OS Tesignathion Salem New Jersey Florida Joel Lautenschleger Te Sunday School Edmund Wright Doris Wheatley Roberts Miriam Paeth Helen Bristol Lois Phelps Ruth Wright Hill-Billy C. L. Bristol D. E. Phelps R. P. Igspatrick EL. W. Wright Bristol Joyce Mae Roberts A. W. Baird Baird Brown

Betty Marsh Celebrates Fourth Birthday With Fifteen Guests

Betty Marsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Marsh of 328 George Street marks her fourth birthday with a July 13 party for fifteen children. Guests include Marguerite Damm Billy Damm Alfred Damm Jr Sandra Roe Barbara Rita Junior Billy West Warren Sotherdon Peg gy Jean Edward Betty and others. Gifts given to the celebrant express wishes for many more happy birthdays.

Betty Marsh Ed. Marsh George Street Marguerite Damm Billy Damm Alfred Damm Sandra Roe Barbara Rita Junior Billy West Warren Sotherdon Peggy Jean Edward Miss Betty

Miss Roma Bader Resigns From Local YWCA Staff

The local YWCA board acted on the resignation of Miss Roma Bader who has served as Business and Industrial Secretary for three years. She will take weeks of rest before assuming new duties elsewhere.

Roma Bader Y.W.C.A Y. W. C. A. Board of Miss Bader

Emma Palagyi and Jos Klimosewski Jr To Wed In Sept

Mr and Mrs John Palagyi announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Emma to Joseph H Klimosewski Jr son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Klimosewski of West Main St South Amherst. The wedding will be September second at the Hungarian Reformed church. The bride elect is a Elyria High School mid year 1937 graduate and works at Worthington Bath Co. The groom is a South Amherst High School graduate and is employed at General Industries Co.

John Palagyi West River Street Emma Joseph H. Klimosewski Joseph Klimosewski West Main Street South Amherst Hungarian Reformed Church Elyria High School Worthington Bath Company Klimosewski South Ambhers High School General Industries Company

Party Honors Mrs Hand at East Broad Street Gathering

Mrs Maurice Hand was guest of honor at a party hosted by sister Mrs Frank Cressler and assisted by Mrs John Leimbach at Leimbach’s East Broad Street home. Twelve guests played twenty five games. prizes went to Mrs Hand first, Mrs Peter Gressler second, and Mrs Helen Leimbach consolation. A vegetable salad course followed with pink and white table accents.

Maurice Hand Frank Cressler John Leimbach East Broad St Hand Peter Gressler Helen Leimbach Caroline Narges Sterling Ray Joseph Gressler Peter Gresslen Henry Arenz Peter Greer Donald Marston Joseph Hand Lloyd Leimbach Hollis Eckleberry Mrs. Leimbach Mrs. Gressler

Lone Star Club Plans Summer Activities

The Lone Star Club met at Miss Phyllis Ross’s home on Oberlin road Thursday for its regular session. President Wanda Ernst led a business meeting focused on future summer activities and scheduled the next gathering for July 27 at Miss Frances Krabec’s Oberlin road home.

Lone Star Club Phyllis Ross Oberlin Road Wanda Ernst Adam Dellisanti Kenwood Avenue Mary Dellisanti Frances Krabec

Rainbow for Girls Party Near Beaver Park

A co ed party for the Order of Rainbow for Girls started from the Y W at 6 30 led by Mr and Mrs C R Sharrer and their twin daughters Jean and Janet The group enjoyed a swim at Beaver Park built a beach fire and roasted wieners Janet Strohl coordinated with Valerie Tite Corinne Rhoades and Jerry Wilmot About four of the forty were outside guests The Rainbow for Girls plan a final meeting July 24 before September.

Order of Rainbow Y. W C R. Sharrer Jean Janet Janet Strohl Valerie Tite Corinne Rhoades Jerry Wilmot Rainbow For Girls

Licenses Granted for Several Local Workers

The licenses were granted to multiple individuals including Joan Vidra a 28 year old truck driver from Lorain and Helen Yacin 22 of Lo Virt Taylor 53 Elyria a laborer Callie Curfert 48 of 416 13th street Elyria William Randall Gilmore 21 Cleveland a machine operator and Roberta Fishman 21 Lorain Florian Schnur 21 Elyria a laborer and Ethel Myrtle Booth 18 East Carlisle Wynn Ryder 29 Rocky River a shipping clerk Ursula Hughey 24 Ridgeville Mills E Clevenger 37 Brownhelm township an operator and Hazel Barket 39 Brownhelm township with approval noted for some entries.

Joan Vidra Lorain Helen Yacin Virt Taylor Elyria Callie Curfert 13Th Street William Randall Gilmore Cleveland Roberta Fishman Florian Schnur Ethel Myrtle Booth East Carlisle Wynn Ryder Rocky River Ursula Hughey

Etude Melodique Recital Featuring Scarlette and Rogers

A recital presents Scarlette performing Etude Melodique with Rogers as Josephine Mischka and a butterfly motif. Grieg and Minuet pieces featured alongside Paderewski as Jean Gray.

Torale Scarlette Etude Rogers Josephine Mischka Butterfly Grieg Minuet Paderewski Jean Gray

Amherst 125th anniversary plans advance at meeting

An Amherst meeting of all chairmen reported progress on the 125th celebration. Fireworks are planned for the Athletic Field and a log cabin will be erected on the square by August 15. Invitations will be sent to old residents with August 15 as the deadline. H L Beesing chairs the invitation group. residents with rooms to rent should contact Mrs J A Wesbecher.

Amherst, O Amherst H. L. Beesing J. A. Wesbecher Jackson Street

Queen Esther Class Hosts Taylor Street Fellowship Evening

Mrs. Irvin Mollison invited the Queen Esther Class of the Methodist church to her Taylor street home Friday. After routine business and games with honors to Mrs. Clifford Schroeder and Mrs. Nabor, refreshments were served to one guest. Attendees included Miss Ethel Bounds and many members such as Mrs. H. H. VanKeuren, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Bauer, Mrs. Bruce, and the Mollison family surrounding the hostess.

Irvin Mollison Taylor Street Methodist Church Clifford Schroeder Nabor Ethel Bounds H. H. VanKeuren I. G Maxwell A. J

Social visit in Amherst with Mrs Cloutier guest

Mrs A C Werner hosted friends in Amherst for an evening in honor of Mrs A Cloutier of Fall River Massachusetts visiting relatives. The gathering featured pinochle and a dessert course. Present were the honoree Mrs Frank Mischka and Mrs B A.

A. C. Werner Axtel Street A. Cloutier Fall River Mass Amherst Frank Mischka B. A

Colonial Club and Fraternal Groups Meet in City

Monday calendar lists gatherings at Mrs. Edith Schultz home 111 Columbus Street and at St Pauls Junior Circle No 1 in the church. Various auxiliaries and lodges meet in local halls while a church picnic at LaPorte Robson Grove hosts 23 attendees with games and prizes. Mrs Eva Shock chairs the event. next meeting set for August first at Mrs Louis Daviss Samuel Street home.

Colonial Club Edith Schultz Columbus Street St. Paul's Townsend Club Canton Lorain Daughters of America British Empire Club LaPorte Robson Grove Second Congregational Church Eva Shock Louis Davis Samuel Street

Amherst Garden Club July Meeting at Quarry Road

The Amherst Garden Club hosts its July meeting Monday evening at A. J. Rice home on Quarry road with roll call "Whites in the Garden" and displays of delphinium phlox and Mt. Shasta daisies. Program in charge of Mrs. J. H. Ludwig and Mrs. J. A. Wesbecher.

Amherst Garden Club A. J. Rice Quarry Road J. H. Ludwig J. A. Wesbecher

Ladies Aid Society Picnic At Steele Home

Twenty two members and friends of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Steele for a July picnic. A basket lunch, devotional, and business meeting were held. plans were made for an ice cream social on Friday evening July 21. After a social hour, ice cold watermelon was served.

Women’s Relief Corps Rose Warner Department Lydia Swanker Medina Columbus Anna Grace Bright Cascade Park Bertha Boothroyd South Amherst Howard Steele Methodist Ladies Aid Society Garfield Harris Church Lawn

Ladies Altar Society Holds Fall Fish Fry Plans

A regular meeting of the Ladies Altar Society at Nativity Church discussed plans for a September fish fry with date to be announced. Eleven members attended. Mrs. Frank Morway and Mrs. John Vargo served refreshments during a social hour.

Ladies Altar Society Nativity Church Frank Morway John Vargo

Mrs Lucy Henessey Returns From West Coast Visit

Mrs Lucy Henessey returns to her daughter's home after a month visiting her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Art Richardson in Los Angeles California.

Lucy Henessey John Leonard Art Richardson Los Angeles California

Townsmen Club Ses sion Sets Summer Schedule Change

The South Amherst Townsend Club No. 1 met at the town hall Thursday evening with president Arthur Engle presiding over routine business. The next meeting is set for Thursday July 27 and for the summer meetings will occur every two weeks instead of weekly.

South Amherst

Nurse Amelia Schneider Heads West for San Francisco Fair

Amelia Schneider a nurse at Fairview Hospital Cleveland travels with three colleagues on an extended motor trip through the west. They plan to visit the San Francisco fair. Miss Schneider is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernst Schneider.

Amelia Schneider Fairview Hospital Cleveland West San Francisco Fair Miss Schneider Ernst Schneider

Voice Of The People July 14 1939 Letter on Social Security Act

A reader surveys E C Youngs July 13 article praising the Social Security Act but questions its rationale. He argues Congress failed to delay or block the Townsend plan, calling it the soundest option before the public. He signs as Dr Ettinger Elyria Ohio and adds a note on colored movies in Russia.

E. C. Young Francis E Townsend Congress Francis E. Townsend Ettinger Elyria

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