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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1936

Page

11

Wedding of Miss Katherine Pfaff and Lowell G Stone at St Andrew’s

Miss Katherine Pfaff wed Lowell G Stone in a July ceremony at St Andrew’s Episcopal, with Dr E B Redhead officiating. The couple, Elyria High and Elyria Business College graduates, plans a New York honeymoon and a home in Cleveland after August ninth.

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Fe Bt. Andrew's Episcopal Katherine Pfaff Lowell G. Stone E. B. Redhead Paul Pettinga

Marriage of Maxine Benson to G T Scott in Mercer Pa

Mr and Mrs E B Benson of 435 East Liberty Vermilion announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Maxine Benson to G T Scott son of Mr and Mrs R A Ewell of 769 Lakeside Lorain. The ceremony was held January 22 1934 in the First Methodist church Mercer Pa with Rev H H Bair officiating. The couple will reside in Lorain where he is connected with Lo Automotive Parts Co.

E. DB. Benson East Liberty Street Vermilion Maxine Benson G. T. Scott R. A. Ewell Lakeside Avenue Lorain Mercer First Methodist Church H. H. Bair Scott Lo Automotive Parts Co

Baxter Danzey Family 25th Reunion Held in Galion

The 25th annual Baxter Danzey reunion was held yesterday at Hiese Park Galion with a 1230 picnic for about seventy five relatives. Officers elected: president George Woodward Elyria vice president Charles Cameron Oberlin secretary Betty Waite Oberlin treasurer Bob Anderson Wooster historian Sadie Van Ausdale Oberlin sports chairman James Cameron Galion. Oldest attendee Fred Baxter Fremont. Next reunion planned in Fremont on the last Sunday in July 1937. Prizes announced for contest winners and ball games enjoyed. guests from Oberlin Fremont Lorain Wooster Wellington and nearby areas.

Baxter-Danzey Hiese Park Galion George Woodward Elyria Charles Cameron Oberlin Betty Waite Oberhurer Bob Anderson Wooster Sadie van Ausdale James Cameron

C E Meets In Grave Miss Virginia Ross Heads Church Gathering

The C E meeting of the Church of Christ convened last night at the Dome of Miss Jean Fridenstiua on Murray Ridge. Roger Williams led the song service. Miss Ross spoke on The Good and Bad in Our Community, with all members taking part. Wayne By slated to lead next Sunday at Elyria Water Works. The gathering ended with prayer.

Virginia Ross Church of Christ Jean Fridenstiua Murray Ridge Roger Williams Ross Kenneth Young Jean Fridens Wayne By Elyria Water Works

Surprise Shower Honors Miss Mil Dred Scheuneman

A surprise lawn shower for Miss Mil dred Scheuneman of North Ridgeville was hosted by her mother Mrs. Carl Scheuneman and sisters Helen and Grace. Twenty eight friends attended on a lantern lit lawn with daisies and gladeds. Gifts were given as Miss Scheuneman winds toward her August 15 wedding to Frederick L. Johnston, a teacher at Ohio State University, at the Congregational church in North Ridgeville. The bride elect has taught in Ridgeville schools the past two years.

Mildred Scheuneman North Ridgsville Carl Scheuneman Helen Grace Scheuneman

Ludwig Family Sixth Reunion Held At Ruggles Beach

The family of the late John C. Ludwig gathered for the sixth reunion at Ruggles Beach with 45 attendees from Toledo Amherst South Amherst Elyria Lorain and Barberton. A picnic dinner followed by a devotional and business meeting elected J C Ludwig of Toledo president and Mrs Martinizer of South Amherst vice president with others named to the treasurer and entertainment committees. Next year’s reunion will be on the Fourth Sunday of July at the same place.

John ¢. Ludwig Ruggles Beach Toledo Amherst South Amherst Elyria Lorain Barberton J. C. Ludwig Martinizer Arthur Rath Henry Rath George Garthe Elsworth Hales

Post Nuptial Shower for Mrs. Ducoty in East Avenue Home

Mrs Charles Ducoty enjoyed a pleasant nuptial shower at her East avenue home Saturday evening. Miss Edna Morse and Miss Rose Driseu hosted as friends honored her with kitchen gifts. Prizes were awarded to Ruth Hollis and Mrs Pearttt. Guests dined and admired a pink decor theme.

Charles Ducoty East Avenue Edna Morse Rose Driseu Ruth Hollis Pearttt Hattie Morse

Raab-Downs Marriage At La Grange

A quiet Saturday ceremony united Miss Mary Downs and Carl Raab in La Grange with Rev. Fr. Feron officiating. The bride wore white organza and a veiled turban. Virgie Downs attended in orchid carfanza. After a wedding breakfast, the couple left for a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and northern points, and will be at home after July 31.

LA Grange Mary Downs P. J. Downs la- Grange Carl Raab Martin Rasb Feron Virgie Downs Staniel Markus Niagara Falls Mrs. Raab

Grafton Township School District Reunion Held At Wells Homestead

About 150 teachers, students, families and friends attended the Third Annual Reunion of the Grafton Township School District No. 5 Association at the Wells Chamberlain homestead on the Beldon-la-Grange Road. Attendees from several states enjoyed picnics, renewing memories, and a business session led by George H. Chamberlain with John Chamberlain present. Five members died this year including A Lon Barnard and Frank Schott, and Will Turner, Mrs Lucia Wilcox and Mrs Louise Wolf were elected to officers for next year. A music program featured xylophone solos by Henry Shriber and violin by Jean Wise.

Grafton Township Wells Chamberlain Beldon-la- Grange Road George H. Chamberlain Elyria Charles Gott Grant Aldrich Ida Grigeby Will Turner Lucia Wilcox Louise Wolf Henry Shriber Jean Wise

C. I. Smith Reunion at Verr Picnic Din ner July 26

The C. J. 8 reunion held at Verr on July 26 featured a picnic dinner for twenty. The afternoon included socializing and a baseball game. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. CG Smith, J. Smith, AL MacDonald, Isses Edna and Florence Smith, J and Mrs. George Smith, G. J. Smith Jr. and son Gary, Tom Smith, Fred Smith and Diane, and Frank Krugman of Amherst. May reunion Ken River Park.

Verron Ju J. Smith AL EL MacDonald Isses Edna Florence Smith George Smith G. J. Smith Jr Gary Tom Smith Fred Smith Diane Frank Krugman Amherst Ken River Park

Club Plays Bunco With Prize Winners Named

Miss Jane Muche hosted a Saturday Ridgeville Bunco evening with Betty Robertson and Victor Wisej winning first prizes and Hazel Todgham and Al Hisktop taking consolation. A two course luncheon followed in a dining room set with multicolored zinnias and white tapers in crystal holders. Two new members Peg Las and T Limpert were welcomed. The club plans to meet again in two weeks at Hazel Todgham's Clinton Avenue home.

Jane Muche Ridgeville Bunco Betty Robertson Victor Wisej Hazel Todgham al Hisktop Wee Peg Las T. Limpert Clinton Avenue

Notable Local Trips and Visits Across Jackson Area

Mr and Mrs Charles Castle return to Jackson after a week with H A Crandall of Earl Court. Leland Minch family travel from Cornell Ave back from Buffalo Rockport NY with relatives. Carl Wagner flies to Washington DC with son Maurice as co pilot. George Brownell back from Adirondack vacation. Courtney Fulton visits Cleveland parents on Tenth Street. Glan E Yost hosts dinner in Brunswick with sugar ridge road friends. Mrs Yost resumes activity after six weeks illness. Rev and Mrs F J Schummard depart to visit relatives in New York City and White Plains for three weeks. Ima Strait guest of Sabin Armstrong near Columbus. J E Hecock returns from Michigan trip. J Smith family guests of E J Salisbury in Cleveland. Smith to stay longer. R M Summers hosts dinner for Paonassa and others. John Eekier and Mary Ricker spend week at Lake Ave. T J Gorman returns from California where he was a delegate to the lion. Alice Kilinect goes to Washington to spend rest of summer. Kohn heads to Northern Canada fishing with Lakeside and Burnside relatives visiting two weeks. Knights of Columbus outing guests include Teasdale Moran and Roth. Kohn family at Lakeside. Mrs Burnside visiting city. Jo Garner and Lakewood couple spend Sunday with Park M. Duchant family in Lorain welcome newborn son. Elyria hospital reports birth of daughter on July 26. Catholic Women plan card party August 4 at Elyria Women’s Club. Local committee members named. diocesan president invites all-day Institute August 27 at Villa Angela. Budget discussion notes omit August meeting. next session September.

Charles Castle Jackson Tennessee H. A. Crandall Earl Court Leland Minch Robert Cornell Avenue Buffalo Rockport New York Carl N. Wagner Tenth Street Washington, D. C Maurice Wagner George Brownell Park Avenua Adirondack Mountains Amiss Courtney Fulton Cleveland C. Fulton Glan E. Yost Sugar Ridge Road Andrew Trill Jr Brunswick Charles Yost Gates Avenue F. J. Schummard Mrrcery Minand Falls Paonassa John Eekier Schnectady Mary Ricker St. , Quin Lake Avenue T. J. Gorman Malcolm Court California Corman The Lion Alice Kilinect Wn Kohn Cleveland Street Lante Webber Canada Knights of Columbus Richard Teasdale Richard Meo TE. Mathews Schreve Matt Roth Rysell Moran Thomas

Licenses Issued in Lorain and Nearby Areas

A list of individuals receiving licenses including William Makay, 24, Elyria clerk. Yolanda Siman, 21, Lorain. Rev. Richert, Lorain. Louis Calabrese, 32, Lorain laborer. Lucy Serena, 19, Lorain. Chester Budka, 28, Lorain auto body and fender repair man. Lilian Daemann, 30, Lorain. Justice of the Peace Elyria. Norman Peterson, 27, Harbor Beach Michigan teacher. Mabelle J. Simms, 28, Carlisle Twp teacher.

William Makay Elyria Clerk Yolanda Siman Lorain Rev. Richert Louis Calabrese jJaborer Lucy Serena Chester Budka Lilian Daemann Justice of the Peace Norman Peterson Harbor Beach Michigan Mabelle J. Simms Carlisle Twp

Elyria Man Weds Cleveland Girl in Phillip West Virginia

Yolanda Berens of Cleveland married Carl Fidel of Elyria in Phillip West Virginia on Tuesday July 14. The ceremony at ten oclock was led by Reverend Gray of the Presbyterian Church. The bride wore a white satin frock and the couple will reside at 525 Vulcan Street Elyria while Fidel continues work with the Steel and Wire Co in Cleveland.

Yolanda Berens Anna Berena Cleveland Carl Fidal John Fidel Phillip West Virginia Gray Presbyterian Church Fidel Steel and Wire Co Vulcan Street Elyria

Calendar style group notices for various Lorain church and civic events

Calendar notices list a series of picnics tea parties and meetings at homes parks and churches. Names include Frank Hitsman Lake Avenue B B B Club Mrs Sam Avery 173 Fairlawn Avenue Louise Warnert Helen Palagge Alice Robinson Marian Abell and J C Jackson plus groups like Knights of Columbus Queen Circle Dot and Forget me Not club. Events span 2 p m to 8 39 p m with venues Cascade Park Elyria Vermilion Lakeview Park Notawa Club and United Presbyterian church among others. Many gatherings are family friendly including picnics luncheons and a wiener roast.

Tri Fi Louise Warnert Kenyon Avenue Inter Nos 2Nd Congregational Helen Palagge Alice Robinson Circle Dot Cascade Park Elyria Lodes I O. F Ladies of Auxiliary of Eagles American Legion Auxiliary East Side Guild of St. Andrew's Duckett Vermulion Mary A. Chandler Teat Daughters of Union Veterans J. C. Jackson Conrail Avenue Catholic Study Club Rainbow Girls LaPorte Aid Society M. EE United American Mechanics Bible School Cabinet United Presbyyterian Churea Noble Grands St. Clair Congregational Division L Lakeview Park Notawa Club Ceury Park Forget-me-Not Club Elviia Odd Fellows Widows Relief Association Hall Iwnited Presbyterian Church St. Andrew's Guild Room Church of Christ Ellsworth Albert Dewey Avenue Wicota Vermilion On the Lake

Elect Reunion Officers At Community Gathering

The 19th annual reunion for South Murray ge and Hart District met at J. Penfound’s Obé4kin road home Sunday with good attendance. Officers were elected: Mrs. Jennie Seton president, Mrs. Hugo Pankoff VP, Mrs. Ida McRoberts secretary and treasurer. Prizes were awarded for oldest and youngest couples and for the longest-married pair. Refreshments followed. Post and Auxiliary Meet At Woodman hall heard of a Vermilion on the Lake picnic August 9 with lunch, and a sewing circle organized at Mrs. Helen Perkins home on Longford avenue.

South Murrayge Hart District J. Penfound Obé4kin Road Jennie Seton Hugo Pankoff Ida McRoberts Euhie Penfourd George Gibbs Beryl Snyder Robert Penfound J. D. Squires Carl Haven Carolyn Snyder Rollin BE Hinkson Woodman Hall Vermilion-on-the-Lake Post Helen Perkins Longford Avenue

Wage earners praise brains and fair pay, say secretaries valued

Wage earners admit the value of brains and fair salaries, noting that workers accept compensation similar to what business leaders would resist, highlighting the contrast with capitalists.

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Impresses Guests

A long hospital admissions and discharges column lists numerous individuals with addresses in Elyria Lorain and surrounding areas. The entry notes Mrs. Joseph Fisher and many others admitted, and names like Joseph Beregzszay, Lee Pyn echion, and Bernard McCarthy among discharges. A separate paragraph describes a picnic dinner honoring RM Summers’s Sith birthday, with out of town guests and Elyria attendees.

Retired Elyria business man honored with gifts at party

Mrs Harriet Manville and Mrs W M Smith attend a tribute for Mr Summers who, after twenty five years as an Ely tla businessman and nine years retirement, received many gifts. A group picnic at Verne Whitney home on Butler Road Wakeman drew families from Elyria and nearby towns for dinner games and a jovial gathering featuring dozens of participants and friends.

Harriet Manville W. M. Smith Summers Elytla

Marriage Announced for Florence Wolf and Frank Vinover

Announcement from Mrs. Ida Wolf 352 Highth Street states Florence Wolf wed Frank Vinover son of Louis and Anna Vinover of Finleyville Pa The couple will reside with the bride’s mother on Eighth Street Postponement affects the Senior Friendship Club Summer Co ed refunds available from ticket sellers

Ida Wolf Highth Street Florence Wolf Frank Vinover Louis Anna Vinover Finleyville, Pa

Madrid Embassy in risk as rebels press on city

Americans crowd the Madrid embassy amid cordons and heavy fighting north of the capital. Wendelin says escape routes closed and government forces must break the siege. The embassy shelters U S nationals plus Panamanians and Cubans, with Austrians lacking protection. The summer embassy moved from San Sebastian toward the Franco border as rebels push toward Madrid.

Madrid Wendalin Wendelin Cordell Hull State Department Panama Cuba Wendelig Castellana Boulevard U. S Spain San Sebastian Fuenterrabia Claude G. Bowers Hallett Johnson Sebastian Coast Guard Cay

One in Thousand Baby Born in Middletown

Marcia Ann Bowling, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence M Bowling, is hailed as the tone baby in a thousand for being born with two lower teeth. Doctors say such a condition occurs once in a thousand births. The piece also comments on fears of expanded government action leading to communism or fascism.

Middletown Ohio Marcia Ann Bowling Clarence M. Bowling Marcia Ann

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pfaff Neva. Pratt Jeanne Little Ellis Fletcher G. A. Storck Boston Young Elyria High School Elyria Business College Stone National Carbon Co Store Madison Avenue C.E Ruggles C. I. Smith N.C.C.W Sponsor Marsh Guccin National Council of Catholic Women Katherine Tamblyn Sara McCarthy Villa Angela Oan Elyria Man Frank Hitsman Lake Avenuas P. m Middle Step Club Beaver Park Sam Avery Fairlawn Avenua Scrivens Townsend Club A.B. Culbertson the Street Wilmot Masonic Temple Joseph Fisher Raymond Duchant Theresa Osloyean R. D Mac GI John Jablonski West Street Joseph Regier Tannery Street Archard Fuller Lood Katheryn Browning 9Th Street Gordon Hales Columbia Station Beverly Parke Joseph Beregszazy West River Lee Pynechion Grafton Nancy Rodney Lang Paul Mortimer Grerford Avenue Arthur Shaffstall West 16Th Street William Gebhart Kenneth Holcomb Harry Babich R.M. Summers Cascada Park W.H. Wildman Norwalk Son New Cumberland Clark Williams Cuyahoga Falls Elytia Emerson Crowl W. H. Cooley Verne Whitney Butler Road Wakeman Hing North Royalton George Becker Mary Becker Donald Brooks Henrietta Bill Becker Camden Carl Backer Brownhelm Burnside Marion Vane S Yee Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department Fifth Ave N. Y Cayuga Emy Fame &Mothers Caarabell Reyes Oxford Tioga Johnston Gift & Bnit East 2Nd Street Ruth Kauffman Lake Age Joe's Yankee Shoe Repair Earl Middle Ave Cheapside Lorain County Vestal
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