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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1940

Page

11

Miss Frances Lemon to Wed Paul Thompson in August

Announcement of Miss Frances Lemon and Paul Thompson joining in marriage on Wednesday August at First Methodist church. The ceremony to be officiated by Dr. F L L and observed by church customs. The tea event highlighted the pending wedding with guests and floral arrangements described. Mary Jean Croskey and Alfred Gould wed on Saturday at the Croskey home in Elyria township with a double ring ceremony.

Frances Lemon Paul Thompson Mary Jean Croskey Alfred Gould Frances First Methodist Church Dr. Fll Css Oper Church Atvist Hudrut Ellsworth Senmeyer Ear. Leutenschieger Haro MacNoty Threlma Helfrich Bougue Fternoon Geraldine Aye Oge Benkeby Miss Lemon Air Cuartes B. Lemos Washington Avenue W. C. A. SS O.r. Fserve Myr Themen Ernest L Thompson Kroger Groces Baking Compar

Betrothal announced for Helene Reeves and Robert Frederick

Mrs Leas A Reeves of 228 West River Street announces the engagement of her daughter Helene A Reeves to Robert H Frederick son of Mrs Mayme E Frederick of Fifth Street The pair were introduced yesterday at the Reeves home A wedding is planned for early fall The engagement news was shared with guests at a shower held in Lorain with relatives from Cleveland Elyria Lorain and Westlake attending The event featured flowers ordered by Miss Roseena Paley and gifts and good wishes from local families

Leas A. Reeves Wes. R.ver Rhelene A. Reeves Robert H Freder Mavme E. Freder Fifth Street

Mrs Jones Hosts Tea for Miss Browns Birthday

Mrs Robert B Jones and Miss Dorothy Jones hosted a tea at 606 West Avenue in honor of Miss Elizabeth Brown. Guests enjoyed mink blossoms and served by Mrs Barbara Plocher and Mrs Josephine Wilcox. Mrs Joan Craun of Berea read aloud while Miss Brown received recipe gifts from attendees.

Robert B Jones Dorothy Jones West Avenue Ainss Eliztahbevn Brown Ains Barbara Plocher Josephine Wilcox Airs Aftiss Brown Atiss Brown George Brown Matthew A. Curry East Liverpool Salem

Piano Pupils Recital at British Map Rail Center

A recital of popular and classical piano numbers will be presented by pupils of Mrs Lowell Sterne on Wednesday at 4 oclock in the British Map Rail Center. The program includes pieces from the Harvard Cultural Center noted for a dance presentation.

Lowell Sterne Hivsra Culitara

Charming weddings unite Harrison and Lapp families at home

Miss June Harrison and Orlando Petrillo wed at the bride's home with Lambda Chi sorority members present. The reception followed in the parlor with cake and ice cream. Helen Sabo and Lester Lapp also married in Lorain as family and friends gathered, with post ceremony plans to host at home of the groom’s mother.

Bride's Home June Harrison Orlando Petrillo

Shower for Bride-Elect Mary Lupinski Given at Solet Home

A surprise bridal shower honoring Miss Mary Lupinski was hosted by Mrs. James Solet Mrs. J Abraham and Miss Clara Solet at 249 Bath Street. About 35 guests from the American Lace Co pre wedding associates Worthington Ball Co and Merry Chums Club attended. Mary Lupinski will wed John Bousek at the Church of the Assumption in Grafton on June 15 at 9 a m. Prizes in bingo went to Mary Calles Ann Casco Mary Reber and Rose Zolka. Refreshments were served and decorators placed a wedding cake with a miniature bride and groom and valley flies.

Mary Lupinski James Solet J. Abraham Clara Solet Solet Bath Street American Lace Co Worthington Ball Co Merry Chums Club Lupinski John Bousek Church of the Assumption Grafton Mary Calles Ann Casco Mary Reber Rose Zolka

Nine YWCA members enjoy Lakeside weekend at Holly Cottage

A group of nine YWCA ladies traveled to Lakeside for a weekend at Holly Cottage. They biked to the lighthouse at Marblehead and to the coast guard station, toured the lighthouse, attended beach activities, and joined church services at Lakeside or Marblehead before returning to Elyr.

Lakeside Holly Cottage Marbiehead Coast Guard Marblehead Tor Elyr Dorothy Nau Marian Holmes Queens Mae Scot Helen Wright Phyllis Christman Rita Baker Regina Burke Norma Kolbe Helen Reese Viola Grugel Eien Spore Roberta Drake

Local Licenses Granted In Cleveland And Nearby Cities

The report lists licenses granted to individuals including John Dwyer, 3, Cleveland mechanic. Leona Hannah, 22, Avon Eske. Eugene Biss, 22, Oberlin clerk. Pauline Lucy Crosby, 22, 123 South Professor Street Oberlin. Richard T. Kessler, 22, Elyria crane operator. Lillian Johnston, 17, 371 High Street Elyria. Charles Brns, 10, Lorain laborer. and Eva Hadley, 37, Lorain.

John Dwyer Cleveland Leona Hannah Avor Eske Eugene Biss Oberlin Pauline Lucy Crosby South Professor Street Richard T. Kessler Elyria Lillian Johnston High Street Charles Brnes Lorain Eva Hadley

Schultz Peabody Vows Mark North Ohio Nuptials

Miss Helen Jane Schultz wed LeRoy E Peabody Saturday afternoon June 1 in St Marys parsonage at 2 45 officiated by Rev Fr Robert Delmege. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schuttz wore white lace and white accessories with a white sweet pea corsage. Attendant Jane Daly wore chowder blue lace with pink corsage. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Peabody of Town Line Road attended by his brother Alvin Franks. Reception at Carliste Grange hall with pink and blue decor attended by guests from Cleveland Charzen Amherst Lorain and others. The couple plans a East coast wedding trip and will reside at 100 Columbus Street after. Bride a graduate of Evera High School class of 1936 and employed by General Industries Co. Peabody attended Elsuu Rice School and works at Western Automatic Co.

Mary Jean Croskey Everett F Croskey Lake Avenue Alfred Gould Leslie A. Gould Grisweld Road Elyria Township Charles Leonard Wayne Hogan E.L. Sanderson Exleen-Laux Leland “Croskey E. F. Croskey Leland Croskey Charles Seeley Maumiee Lorain L. A. Gould Brilliant O11 Company Essi New Yor City Schramm Road Margaret Martin Lous Schmaum Paddy Ryan Harrison Street Aeds Arthur Schmanuch Lows Meru Walnut Street Lous Schmeuch Scamallen Huron Street Mam.ec Sirs Hige Neon Bunco Sturier Maionex Geraldne Wilmot Rose Mae Marum Wes Indianapolis Radiant Troxel Manufacturing Company Emery Sabo West River Street Helen Sabo Io Lester Lapp Hattie Lapp la Grange Road A. E L. Kemp Second Congregational Church Cleveland R. D. No Ohio Malcolm Pattie North Olmsted Creries Peirillo Leraim Orlando Petrillo 33Rd Street Levan Helen Jane Schultz LeRoy E Peabody St. Mary’s Church Robert Delmege John Schuttz Columbus Street Jane Daly Clarence Peabody Town Line Road Alvin Franks Detroit Michigan Carliste Grange Hall Toun Charcen Amherst Organ

Senior Epworth League Opens at First Metheast Church

President Lars Nevins opened the Senior Epworth League service at First Metheast Church Sunday evening. Speaker Waine Menke urged facing disappointments and duties squarely, reading from Lester Murzel on rejecting sour grapes and unfounded accusations. Nevins was elected Youth Conference delegate to be held in Delaware Ohio on September 13 with Charles O Malley as alternate. The meeting closed with a quote from Cheerful Cherub by Rebecca McCann about the rule of doing nothing you’d like to forget.

Epworth League Lars Nevins First Metheast Church Waine Menke Lester Murzel Los Nevins Delaware Ohio Charles O Malley Rebecca McCann

Betty Jane Roig to Wed Robert Novak in July 27

Betty Jane Roig announced her coming marriage to Robert Novak at a Saturday evening gathering at 187 Bath Street. Roig is daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Roig, and Novak is son of Mr and Mrs E J Novak of 611 Dewey Avenue. Prizes were awarded and a dessert course served as pink and white decor highlighted the event.

Betty Jane Roig Bath Street Robert Novak Rog Russell Rog Arr Novak E. J. Novak Dewey Avenue P Nodle John Szabo Emil Novak

Meeting Highlights From First Congregational Church

Judge A R Webber spoke at the Upper Room Bible class meeting yesterday morning. Next Sundays will be the last class until Fall. The upcoming social gathering is planned for June 26 at North Olmsted Park with Mir and Birs EF ME Lirller directing.

A R. Webber First Congregational Church North Olmsted Park Mir Birs

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