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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1939

Page

13

Double Wedding At St Louis Draws Elyria Interest

ROM ST LOUIS MO word of a double wedding in Elyria and the county. Marianne Reese wed Clarence Baldwin at 5120 Cabanné Ave St Louis in a ceremony attended by relatives from Inns Kansas Missouri Indiana and Ohio. George Reese married Denis Van Valkenburg at the same home with guests from Elyria Wellington and beyond. The couples plan to reside in Saint Louis after a short honeymoon.

ST. Louis Missouri Elyria Thomas J. Reese Cabanné Avenue Marianne Clarence Baldwin Hawley Soow Wellington B. Baldwin Conway North Carolina George Denis van Valkenburg Airs Esther van Valkenburg Harry van Valkenburg John Meredith Maple Avenue Methodist Church Inns Kansas Indiana Ohio George Reesé Cabanne Avenue A. Euwel Avenue St Louis

Golden Wedding To Be Marked By Elyria Couple

Elyria hosts a golden wedding on Sunday afternoon July thirtieth from two to five. Mr. and Mrs. John Good will greet friends at the Elyria Block home. Their daughter Mrs. Clarence Greene will hold open house at 2386 Oxford Court. The couple, married July 30 1889 in Cleveland, have lived in Elyria about 35 years and are First Methodist members. They are parents of Mrs. Adam Hartman and Lewis Good with nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. After reception, a buffet supper will follow at the Greene home.

John Good Elyria Clarence Greene Oxford Court Goca Cleveland First Methodist Church Greene Adam Hartman Lewis Good Amherst Good Alice Thompson Mr. Good Henrietta Ars. Good Charles Chase Northampton Massachusetts Australia Greene Home Melvin Pippert Detroit Michigan Adam Pippert Spruce Street Wilma Troup Chicago Ilinois Bassett Thirteenth Street Rosa Douglass B. B. Jones Birmingham Alabama A. M. Bover Park Avenue Mr. Bover Emily Boyer Hawaiian Islands Beirut Syria American College Rockefeller Foundation Oberlin Milan Glen Davidson Decatur Bertha Sill Lake J. G. Wherry Louise Baker George D. Nicholas Katharine Skilton Bellevue C. D. Gull J. K. McSweeney Son Painesville Emil Jantz Eleventh Street A. L. Noyle Dale G. McCoy Flint Leroy Williamson Bessie Clarkston H. H. Gregz Camp Crag Medina Philip Shultz Marjorie New York City Ralph H. Miler Stope Lake Avenue Akron Canton Florida Mary Lee John Jehle Huron Street John H. Howard Naomi Kingston Tennessee

Picnic Dinner Honors Circle No 2 at St Pauls Church

Circle No 2 of St Pauls church held a picnic dinner in the Mary Fox yard on Lake avenue yesterday with twenty five at table. After a brief business meeting members planned the Women’s Guild event for August seventeenth. Mrs Otto Mischka led devotional thoughts on Christian Life and Service. A noon luncheon is set for August twenty third with Mrs Mischka hosting on Harrison street.

Mary Fox Lake Avenue Circle No. 2 St. Paul's Church Women’s Guild Otto Mischka Mischka Harrison Street

Chrysanthemum Club Luncheon and Upcoming Meetings

Mrs. Fred Novak hosted the Chrysanthemum Club luncheon at her Oxford Street home with pinochle prizes awarded to Mrs. R. Munz and Mrs. Neimyer. Meetings will move to the third Wednesday of Moni bade than on Tuesday with Mrs. Carl Schreiber hosting next. Circle No. 4 of St. Pauls, led by Mrs. E O Pallas, gathered eighteen members and three Detroit guests for devotional reading from 1 Corinthians and planned a Cascade Park picnic for August ninth with Ms. Menz arranging refreshments.

Fred Novak Chrysanthemum Club Oxford Street R. Munz Neimyer Carl Schreiber Roosevelt Avenue St. Paul's Church E. O. Pallas Carl Menz Princeton Avenue J. A. Daly Irvin Wendell Melvin Pippett Detroit Michigan Pallas 1St Corinthians Cascade Park Vietzen Menz

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Hospital admissions include Harry Peters at 110 Hamilton Street Joseph Van Ness Edward Danosky 429 Bond Street Mrs Frank Sage 1137 East Avenue Judy Brown Amherst and Am herst Discharges include Samuel LaCrosse 119 Taft Street Phyllis Neumeyer Willard Ohio Walter Hill 363 East Bridge Street Ronald Parron 814 Lake Avenue Mrs John Archer 711 Broad Mrs Joe Neuman R D No 2 Carl Wagner dr 445 Kenyon Avenue Eugene Heck R D N 3 West River Road Phyllis Mae Dostall 298 Prasneet Street Mrs Fred Raesler 642 Lod Street Gwen Penrose New Haven Ohio

Harry Peters Hamilton Street Joseph van Ness Edward Danosky Bond Street Frank Sage East Avenue Judy Brown Amherst Samuel LaCrosse Taft Street Phyllis Neumeyer Willard Ohio Walter Hill East Bridge Street Ronald Parron Lake Avenue John Archer Broad Joe Neuman Carl Wagner Kenyon Avenue Eugene Heck West River Road Phyllis Mae Dostall Prasneet Fred Raesler Lod Gwen Penrose New Haven

Local social notes span Elyria visits and gatherings

Numerous visitors and hosts are listed from Detroit Chicago Birmingham and beyond. The entries include trips to Elyria for tea luncheons and bridge events, hospital connections in Honolulu and Beirut, and family celebrations at homes on Park and Eleventh streets. A Carek Florists picnic at Beaver Park and a Galaxy club outing near Chippewa Lake are noted.

Local clubs schedule evening gatherings and events

S O S hosts Doris Smith gathering. Late St Lonrise club holds wiener roast. Notawa Club roasts. Women of Moose anniversary dinner at Ritters farm. Bucaneers meet Mrs Andrew Hancock on Second Street. Tudor Club with Mrs Anna Powell. 2nd St Pinochlettes meet Mrs Helen Smith. Clinton Ave Lone Star club with Frances Krabec Oberlin Rd. H G S club with Mrs Bunny Ross. Pythian Sisters meet at British Empire hall. Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary picnic at Nina Hisman home 6:02 Bring own table service. St Andrew's vestry in Guild Room at 8.

Lonrise Club Notawa Club Women of Moose Ritters Farm Andrew Hancock Second Street Tudor Anna Powell 2Nd St Helen Smith Clinton Avenue Lone Star Club Frances Krabec Oberlin Road Bunny Ross Pythian British Empire Hall Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary Nina Hisman St. Andrew's Guild Room

Auxiliary Names Delegates To National Camp and Welcome Day

The Rol lin E. Hinkson Auxiliary to Post 3341 met at Woodman Hall. Helen Perkins was elected delegate and Marie Hysell alternates for the National Encampment in Boston August 27 to September 1. Hysell and Iva Sabin named for Welcome Day in Cleveland July 29. Picnic planned for Municipal Beach Lorain with family baskets and swimming. A Wiener roast will follow the afternoon parade.

Rollin E. Hinkson Woodman Hall Helen Perkins Marie Hysell Boston Massachusetts Hysell Iva Sabin Cleveland Walter Hysel William Sabin Gladys Allen George Lindsey Municipal Beach Lorain

Barbara Burke Celebrates Fifth Birthday With Friends

Barbara Burke of 318 Twelfth street celebrated her fifth birthday Wednesday with twelve children in an afternoon of games. Ice cream, birthday cake with five candles, and candy followed. Favors were pastel bubble pipes. Guests included Jacqueline and Judy Greer, Carol and Elaine Bassett, Joan Schoenherr, Nancy Myers, Margaret Damm, Alice Jo Young, Peggy Ritter, Gail Schultz, Beverly Burke, and Wilma Troup of Chicago.

Barbara Burke Twelfth Street Jacqueline Judy Greer Carol Elaine Bassett Joan Schoenherr Nancy Myers Margaret Damm Alice Jo Young Peggy Ritter Gail Schultz Beverly Burke Wilma Troup Chicago Illinois

Past Noble Grands Rebekahs Picnic At Mrs Jeble’s Home

The annual joint picnic for Past Noble Grands and the Rebekah Social Club occurred yesterday at Mrs. John Jeble’s Huron Street residence. About forty dined at yard tables, with luncheon contests awarding prizes to Jeannette Arnold, Mary Lee of Cleveland, Hazel Markel, Gladys Gooden, and Ellen Lockard. An afternoon refreshment course followed. The Social Club’s next meeting is at Mrs. Pearle Wright’s summer home in Vermilion-on-the-Lake on August 1, and Past Noble Grands will meet the fourth Wednesday in August.

Rebekahs Rebekah John Jeble Huron Street Jeannette Arnold Mary Lee Cleveland Hazel Markel Gladys Gooden Ellen Lockard Pearle Wright Vermilion-on-the-Lake

Avalon Club Hosts Elyria Guests In Lorain Evening

Avalon club members from Lorain hosted Elyria guests with president Mrs. Mary LaGana as hostess. Nine women shared banco games at five tables with prizes to Elyria winners and an announced Elyria invitation for a future visit. The next gathering will be a wiener roast at Stacy Kaminski’s home.

Avalon Club Lorain Mary LaGana Delaware Avenue la Gana Elyria Banco Boyson Joe Grent Stacy Kaminski Rufo Shepherd Nick Breno W. Bliss J. Stanziano D. Stanziano Eighteenth Street

Jackie Traxler Fifth Birthday Party At Home

Jackie Traxler was honored on his fifth birthday at 374 East Bridge Street yesterday. Play games and prizes were won by Beverly Harvett Margaret Walton Barbara Scanlaub and Frank Gurchik. A lighted cake marked the guest of honor and many relatives and friends attended including Marian and Beverly Harris Shirley Beverly Harvett Barbara and Richard Scanlaub Kenneth Rainey Jeannine Rankin Billy Mudge Marguerite Silver Buddy Traxler and the grandmothers Mrs Wexler and Mrs G Duscha.

Jackie Traxler East Bridge Street Beverly Harvett Margaret Walton Barbara Scanlaub Frank Gurchik Jackie Marian Beverly Harris Shirley Barbara Richard Scanlaub Kenneth Rainey Jeannine Rankin Billy Mudge Marguerite Silver Buddy Traxler Wexler G. Duscha

Iva Simmons Elected to Go to Zenodacia in September

During the Dames of Malta meeting Iva Simmons was elected for the Zenodacia trip in September. The Elyria Rocketts then entertained with a portion of their World’s Fair program.

Dames of Malta Iva Simmons Zenodacia Elyria Rocketts

Upper Room Bible Class Social at North Olmsted Park

Fifty two members and friends of the Upper Room Bible class of First Congregational church travelled to North Olmsted Park for the monthly social. A picnic supper was provided by Mr and Mrs Ollie Palmer followed by baseball and tennis while children enjoyed swings and slides. Guests included Miss Pearl Hillard of New Castle PA and Miss Minerva Seton of Canton. Mr and Mrs FE D Adams will plan the August meeting. Canton OH a hotel guest reports easy service when seeking Miss Amstutz five sisters work as waitresses and a brother is a bellman at the Onesto hotel.

First Congregational Church North Olmsted Park Ollie Palmer Pearl Hilliard New Castle Pennsylvania Minerva Seton FE. D. Adams Canton Onesto

Alaska bound pair opens Sitka beauty parlor

Mrs Karl Mitzkell and her daughter Dorothy Fay left Colusa California to establish a beauty parlor in Sitka Alaska signaling rapid development and progress in the region.

Colusa Cal Alaska Karl Mitzkell Dorothy Fay Sitka

Short Cuts from a Busy Kitchen and Garden

A greased muffin tin helps bake apples well. Salt on silver removes egg stain. Remove the broiler pan from the lower oven when baking. In growing a rubber pliant avoid too large a pot to prevent excessive root growth at the expense of foliage.

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