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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1934

Page

7

Mrs Herbert Cooke Heads Elyria Council PTA Meeting

The Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations met in Room 138 Washloxton for the final meeting of the year with forty four representatives. Mrs Gerald Rice absent, Mrs M F Fey presided. Officers for 1934 35 listed include President Herbert Cooke and Vice President R Rockwood. Luncheon followed in the cafeteria.

Elyria Council of C. B. Lemon Herbert Cooke H. S Elyria C. D. Reding Thea R. Rockwood R. D. Oldfield J.C. Welsh H. Wibber J. A. Lucas S. G. Shaw Carl W. Martin O. F. Flint Elyria Council Gerald Rice Rics

One Act Comedy Attracts Fellowship Supper Audience

First Methodist Church hosts its monthly Fellowship Supper on June 7 in the Lectura room. Dramatic Group presents To night At Eight, a mystery play by Ada Bower and Walter D Mayberry, with a Chinese orchestra and music program. Cast includes Peter Colin and relatives, Dr Maitland, Parkes, and other church members. Public invited to attend after supper.

First Methodist Church Ada Bower Walter D. Mayberry Peter Colin Robert Nieman Oscar Colin

Cloverleaf Circle Meets at Amherst Party

The Cloverleaf Circle of St. Pauls Church gathered at Mrs Schaub in Amherst hosted by Miss Louise Babel. High scores were won by Miss Bertha Messix and Mrs Kathryn Rovers, with Miss Portman also noted. a steak roast is planned in two weeks in Ely Woods.

St. Paul's Church Louise Babel Mrs. Schaub Amherst Bertha Messix Kathryn Rosers Portman Ely Woods

Daughters of Bootia Plan Wiener Roast

The Daughters of Scots held their regular meeting with the altar draped for memory of past grand chief Christina Bliss. A Wiener roast is planned at Mrs. Alex Baird’s East Avenue home on June 13 for members and their husbands. Mrs. A Robertson and Mrs. William Rogers were named to the lunch committee. The evening ended with a social time and the next gathering is set for June 19.

Daughters OF Bootia Daughters of Scots Christina Bliss Alex Baird East Avenue A. Robertson William Rogers

Peters Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary in Elyria

Mr and Mrs Harry Peters marked 50 years of marriage at their Columbus Street home in Elyria with a family dinner for 12. Born in Germany they lived in the United States for 57 and 65 years respectively while active in St. John’s Lutheran Church. They have three children, two of whom, Harry and Carl, reside in Elyria. One son Walter died in the war.

Harry Peters Columbus Street Germany Peters United States Elyria St. John's Lutheran Church J. B. Schmidt St. John's Church Walter Harry Carl

White Saegert Nuptials Are Solmnized

Mr and Mrs OG L White announce the marriage of their daughter Florence Bertha to Carl Saegert son of Mr and Mrs Augusta Saegert of Amherst The ceremony occurred Saturday June second in the office of Justice Charles Lord Attending were Mr and Mrs O L White and Mr and Mrs Andrew Hillbrunner The bride wore a dark blue silk frock with white accessories They reside at 270 Winckles Street.

OG. L. White Second Street Florence Bertha Carl Saegert Augusta Saegert Amherst Charles Lord O. L. White Andrew Hillbrunner Winckles Street

Richard Stevens speaks to W C T U on World Peace

Richard Stevens argues war is a social evil and fear fuels conflict. He urges individuals to cultivate kindness, honesty, and tolerance to enable peaceful international relations and future shared governance.

Richard Stevens The Union Frank M. Stevens Fifth Street Job John Anna Kennedy Fred Ernshaw Kennedy B. H. Long Kreisler

Tonight Round Table Club hosts J B Thomas Columbus St

Tonight the Round Table Club meets with Mr and Mrs J B Thomas of Columbus Street and several groups gather for evening activities including the Triple Four Bridge Club with Miss Ida Jaroch and various church groups at 6 30 for supper conference and 8 00 for Bible School Cabinet activities

Round Table Club J. B. Thomas Columbus Street Triple Four Bridge Club Ida Jaroch Marshall

Clan Robertson No 242 Meeting Postponed to June 14

The meeting of Clan Robertson No 242, postponed from tomorrow, will be held June 14 at 7:30 PM in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Club rooms. DeMolays will confer degrees at the meeting, and an invitation is extended to all Masonic friends.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Club

Rebekah Social Club Plans Picnic in Italy

Twenty seven members of Rebekah Social Club gathered last evening at Mrs. Jeanette Arnold's Bath Street home. Mrs. Florence Gillman Wak was appointed press reporter. Bingo provided entertainment and prizes went to Mrs. Anna Gehrke and Mrs. Anna Schuster. A social hour and refreshments ended the pleasant evening. The next meeting will be a picnic at Mrs. Marie Jehle's Huron Street home on July 25.

Lady Rowena Circle Lady Telia Neuter Jennie Kraus Bunco Saladin Kaylor Marie Smith Rica Sudro Fourth Street St. John's Church H. Koepp Alfred Buchholz Gulf Road Buchhels Rebekah Social Club Jeanette Arnold Bath Street Florence Gillman Wak Bingo Anna Gehrke Mra Anna Schuster Marie Jehle Huron Street

Marriage license applications list in Elyria

The notice lists several marriage license applications from Elyria. Atlee C. Verry 25 draftsman and Ruth Annette Cher venka 25. Milton Castle Bishop 23 barber and Bernice Barr 24. Clarence Harvey Frown 3 station attendant and Mildred Lucille Francis 21. John B. Boyron 24 race 2 man and Julia Kovacs 24. Rev. Daley and Rev. Cekany noted.

Atlee C. Verry Elyria Ruth Annette Chervenka Trfon Milton Castle Bishop Barber Bernice Barr Bond Clarence Harvey Frown Mildred Lucille Francis Daley John B. Boyron Julia Kovacs Cekany

Anne Brove Weds Lepkoski At St Marys Church

Anne Brove daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Brove wed Adam Lepkoski son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Lepkoski at St Marys Church in a June ceremony. The church was decorated with lilies ferns and palms. Guests numbered about two hundred with reception following. The Lepkoskis will reside at 101 Buckeye Street Elyria.

Wolite Anne Brove Raymond Brove Adam Lepkosii Anthony Lepkoski J. Hughes Eleanor Cerzola Wanda Wykrent Helen Pilanski Andrew Stilmack Carl Lepkoski Joe Brove Lepkoski Will Reide Buckeye St Elyria St. Mary’s Academy Nativity School Lorain High School Ohio Fuel and Gas Co

Hospital Notes and Local Social Events Highlight June Plans

Admitted and discharged patients listed from local addresses. Social event honors Miss Mary Sannar with Turkish towels as prizes awarded in bridge. numerous guests attended hosted by Mrs. Lester Mauthe and Mrs. John Hogg. Upcoming Samar-Storer wedding set for Tuesday June twelfth. American Legion Auxiliary to assemble fifty hospital bags for the Red Cross. Fidacy program planned with Old England theme. Miss Ruth Chervenka receives shower ahead of June 9 wedding to Atlee C. Terry. five hundred game results noted and out-of-town guests listed.

Herbert Storer Doris Oxford Avenue Mary Sannar Garl Storer Miss Sannar Bridge Leona Rober Elizabeth Hancock Mra. Jane Fitch Flowers Miss Lamar Nelson Fitch John Whitney, Jr Margaret Wise Evangeline Rothe Catherine Seward Elva Hefdrich Genevieve Boyd Helen Wood Mary Kellogg Harriet Dillingham W. Bagnell R. B. Sandar Samar - Storer American Legion Aux American Legion Auxiliary Legion Fred Hadaway Paul Collins Old England Mannie Hurlburt American Red Cross Harvey Cheney F. C. Richey Legion Home R. D. Oldfield E. D. Nielsen Chervenka Ruth Chervenka Atlee C. Terry Siater Sylvia Chervenka Louis Chervenka Kay Essinger, High Helen Diedrich Low Jeda Gadei Harryette Mabel Keller Helen Diedrich Lena Moelk Bertha Quads Olline Fearler Kar Balinger Helen Mocany L. Chervenka Syitia Chervenka Helena Gresler St. Petersburg Florida Connie Mocsay California

Helen Rudy Honored At Beulah Beach Birthday Party

Miss Helen Rudy was guest of honor at a beach party arranged by Walter Haury and Nina Nelson at Beulah Beach. The event celebrated Miss Rudy’s birthday with a supper party on the beach and gifts presented by the group.

Helen Rudy Walter Haury Nina Nelson Beulah Beach Miss Rudy

Dessert Bridge Pre-nuptial Courtesy for Kathryn Eckler

A dessert bridge at Brandston avenues hosted by Mrs Earl Fauver entertained eight guests. Mrs Carl Russert won high score while Miss Eckler took second. a guest prize went to Miss Eckler who later wed Norwood St Hearn of Amherst on Friday June 22.

Kathryn Eckler Earl Fauver Brandston Avenues Mra Carl Russert Miss Eckler Norwood St. Hearn Amherst

Seven O Clock Dinner Honors Bride Elect Weir

A seven oclock dinner at Green Lantern Tea Room honored Miss Bessie B E Weir daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan W Weir as she prepares to wed Lawrence Hales onJune 20. The event hosted by Mrs Orville H Terrell featured colors yellow and green and gifts for the bride to be. Bridge honors went to Miss Florence Meinke and bunco to Mrs Royal Dobbins with guests including Mrs Rob Jones Jr and others from Warren and the Weir family.

Bessie BE. Weir Ivan W. Weir Lawrence Hales Orville H. Terrell Bonnie Brae N. E Warren Ohio Beverly Jang Robin Jones, Jr Green Lantern Tea Room Bridge Bunco Florence Meinke Royal Dobbins Mesdames Albert Rothgery Edwin Sharpe Chester Henry L. J. Kerr Rob Jones, Jr O. H. Terrell Beverly Marie Sandrock Marion Higgins Wanda Decker Myrtle O‘conner Laura Dellifield Lillian McManama Jean Cookston Bessie E. Weir A. O. Hale Irene City

Personal notices and visitors around Elyria events

A long list of local guests and travelers includes Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kingle and daughter Betty with Mrs. Luma Allen of Pittsburgh visiting Mrs. Wallie Johnson in Cleveland Street. Funerals bring Robert W. Funk to Reynoldsburg for his grandfather R. P. Taylor's services in Columbus. Several students and teachers plan trips between Oxford Miami University and Hamilton Ohio. Additional items note births, relocations, and career moves, including Bodkin clubs, hospital births, and academic pursuits. Also mentions Mrs. F. R. Braman visiting relatives in Elyria and various journeys, plus a grim caution line on the cat o nine tails and a Chinese simile for laziness.

Lester Kingle Betty Luma Allen Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Wallie Johnson Cleveland Street Robert W. Funk Reynoldsburg Ohio the Stormer R. P. Taylor Upper Arlington Columbus Eleanor Gerstenberger Cleveland Road Mary Holdefer Hamilton Miami University Oxford Gerstenberger Stark Helena Gressier St. Petersburg Florida Louis Chervenka, Jr Julia M. Whittlesey Berea College Kentucky James van Dusen Middle Avenue Eugene Beesley Marian Crehore Toledo L. L. Bourquin New York State Hildreth Currier True Value Dress Shop Cleveland Paul Mattle Hemnan Ely Anne New Haven Connecticut Everett Palmer Brendon Wisconsin Elyria F. R. Braman Tulsa Oklahoma Louise Leach West Avenue Paul Hubbell Louisiana Avenue

Wellington 3 Day Fair Set as 79th Exhibit

Wellington Agricultural Society approves a three day fair August 21 to 22, marking the 79th consecutive agricultural exhibit. Dates set and future planning to ensure outstanding displays, with an officers and directors meeting on June 15 to finalize efforts.

Wellington Wellington Agricultural Society A. R. Branson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ass’n Methodist Church Arline Eckenroad Ruth Chapman Irene Staysniak Harriett Folley June Folley Betty Beck Vivian Horace Mildred Helen Buck Elenore Helling Irene Staysnlak Jean Mackenzie Mareriette Jacquelina Stick Genevievre Minch Marjory Merle Joann Eckevroad Arline Ecveey Elizabeth Stevens Society Elizabeth Stevens Society of the Methodiast Church Elyvia Ma P. Meister Elizabeth Stevens Blossom Foy Elsie Simkins Dorothy Boorn Florence Stoker ST. John's Currier Vivian Kessler Stanford Avenue Miss Currier Dubuque Town Revercomb Opal Bush Lillian Gaylan Virginia Knapp Mrs School OF Nursing Elyria Memorial School of Nursing Dorothy Arthrell Lorain Jean Borers Anna Jacobs New Washington Edna Lieber Monroeville Theresa Manzo Louise Reising Berlin Heights Kathryn Stotz Jane Williams Hazel West Frank Hoover Z. Pitcher Central Guild Nicholas Central Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church George D. Nicholas Gulf Farms Walter Davies William Dehm Mips Marie Griswold F. Anderson Palm Beach Russell Hillier Miss Noakes Women OF Moose Offic Elyria Women of the Moose Telia Neufer Alice Kaylor Emily Scrivens Lillian Telzerow Julia L. Wells Maude McLaughlin Elsie Scrivens Elizabeth Avery Sentinel Ada Dickens Argus Myrtle Thorley Myrtle Berger Tecla Neufer Moose Home ED Hoffman I. O. O. F. Noble Grand Elyria I. O. O. F. Lodge No Oberlin Lodge Noble Paul Richards Frank Church William Gehrke Joe Lutz Charles Decker Herbert Wilson Itly ST. Mary's Church Gus Geanol Sullivan Mabel Slickinger Wadsworth Leylin Bliss Grafton Lester Mauthe Ohio Street John Hogg Edward Spencer Daby EB. H. Bird Roy Stickradt Storer Sannar Rutraa Woodland Ate Dessent Herrick Ave East Junior Grissieger Courtland Marlon T. Pratt Andrews Funeral Roy. CO. W Medina A. K R. Branson Harry Pratt Harold Hopkins Mr. Fenney Fred Douglas George Termilliger Ohio Farmer's League Shields of Honor Huntington Fred Greetham Andrews Greetham Anne Schafer Akron Blake Battles Battles Miss Schafer Batthes Forest Street M. E. Church Wagner's Grove Paul Carter Belatre Carter Wm. H. Baldwin Herrick Avenue New York City Fred Sponseller F. M. Sponseller Hortick Avenue Heidelberg Collage Fred Heideberg Men’s Glee Club Conservatory 5. Parkes Cadman New York Billie Stroup Hazel Castle Second St Louise Brown M. FE Cornell CH. Merthe & Co. Steer Ipepee Perenne Sone Peggy O'Neil the Vogue Co Vogue Foundation Merthe’s Vogue
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