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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1940

Page

23

Value Of Y W C A In The Community Outlined At Leaders Council Dinner

The Leaders Council dinner at the YWCA gym highlighted the association’s clubs with a Prof Quiz and moving pictures from the Biennial Atlantic City event. Alice McCracken urged a new personal membership basis as she introduced two new clubs the 39ers and the Pentagons. Decorations centered on ornamental scales and pansy blooms as Employed Young Women's League served the dinner.

Y.W.C.A Y.W.U.A Earl Lautenschleger Councl Roy Clymer Will Chandler Roberta Messey Alice McCracken Leaders Council Charles Crehore R. F. Vandemerk James Hewitt McCracker Aliss Ona V. Holly 39Ers Pentagons Kathryn Schubert E. J. Howenstine Harold Ewing Eiria U. W Atlantic City Robert S. Wilson Roger Busier Robert Knechtges Kenneth Botamer Paul Stentz Geraldine Bohannon Airs Merritt Powell Elmer Baun

Elyria News Roundup of Graduations and Local Plans

Local graduates from John Carroll University and Ohio State University are noted along with other commencement events. Families prepare for reunions and summer plans as residents travel to Cleveland and Gilbaster for college events. Local weddings and showers are reported with social details and attendees.

Lois Stang and John Koepp Bride and Groom at St Johns Church

Lois Ann Stang married John F. Koepp at St. Johns Church with Armin Schroeder officiating. The ceremony featured Lohengrin and Mendelssohn marches, a duet “O Perfect Love,” and guests from the Koepp and Stang families. The couple plans a June 15 home reception in Westlake Ohio after a Garden ceremony setup with peonies and royal blue accents.

En Ree Peete Erna Burandt Elaine Schultz Maxine Koepp Alice Koepp Myron H. Peters Glen Fridenstine John Schoditsch Jr Fred Koepp Nath Street Garden Elyria High School St. John’s Church F.I.C. Club Walther League F. W. Woolworth Co Koepp Republic Teel Corporation East Cleveland Fred Koep

E H S Class 1915 25th Reunion at Spring Valley Country Club

The class of 1915 held its 25th reunion at Spring Valley Country Club with 71 attendees. Mrs. Gertrude Mathews chaired. committee included Dorothy Cahoon Bryant, Ruth Carmen Palmer, Mary Marsh, Corning Ryals, Phillip Robson and David Hyman. Special guests Miss Lillian Sears and Miss Margaret Edwards spoke on class associations. Group singing, decorations, and a slide show of class pictures highlighted the evening. next reunion planned in five years.

Spring Valley Country Club Gertrude Mathews Dorothy Cahoon Bryant Ruth Carmen Palmer Mary Marsh Corning Ryals Phillip Robson David Hyman Lillian Sears Lakewood Margaret Edwards Lila Smith Black Avon Brrant Eva Smith Cleveland Alice Everard Moody Institute Chicago Manuel Mendelson Johnstown Clara Kirkbride Knech Ralph Standen Ruth Wharton Standen

Rummage Sale Set For Armory Saturday June 8

Community rummage sale scheduled for Saturday June 8 at the city Armory on 3rd Street. Proceeds go to local programs and neighborhoods.

Armory 3Rd St

Marny’s offers cool dining and porch for events in town

In hot weather Marny’s lures patrons with cool dining rooms and a screened porch suitable for bridge parties and lunches. Located a short walk from the shopping district, it advertises moon lunches and dinners with no intoxicants and convenient parking at 432 East Bridge Street Route 20 near Broad Street.

Marny’s East Bridge Street Broad St

Tomato Plants Offered at 113 Cents Each

Resar's advertises famous pot grown tomato plants for sale at 113 cents per plant. Limited quantity available.

Resar’s

Columbus Woman Attorney Addresses Democratic Women

A Columbus attorney Miss Florence G. Denton spoke at the Women's Democratic club mother-daughter banquet in Elyria. She praised progress from women's suffrage, urged civic involvement, noted Roosevelt's support, and stressed democracy over totalitarianism. The event featured Miss Denton’s critique of electorate quality and the mother as family backbone with plans for future socials and notices for Lakeside Federation.

Women’s Democratic Club DeForrest Rimbach Elyria Woman's Club Fourth Street Woman's Club Eric Chapman Kay Pratt Stone Ted Seward Florence G. Denton Columbus HOLC Cincinnati Roosevelt Denton Mesdames Boothroyd Hackett Smith Pollock Gamble Davis Bertha Hinkson Hilma Seward Virginia Burns Catherine McCarvel Ruth Rosar Catherine Henke Grace Geisel Elizabeth Nichols Katherine Hodierne Frances Hackett Billings Lakeside Federation Eleanor Rooseveltt Karl Plocher Dem Club

Altar Rosary Society Meets at Seward Home

The Altar Rosary Society gathers at Mrs. D. W. Seward on Broad Street to say the Rosary for Pauline Shaffer, mother of Mrs. Seward, tonight at 8 o'clock.

Altar Rosary Society D. W. Seward Broad St Pauline Shaffer Seward

St Mary's Grads Entertained at School Banquet

St Marys eighth grade class of 45 was entertained at a six o clock banquet in the church hall. Fathers Moseley and Scharnitzky attended as guests. The hall featured blue and yellow decor with diploma shaped favors and candle centerpieces. The program included student performances and a closing message of continued connection.

St Mary's PT. A St. Mary's School William H. Moseley Father F. Scharnitzky

Sisters Entertain Coute Club Guests at Mass Marjorie Smith

Coute club members were guests of Mass Marjorie Smith at 329 Ninth Street last evening assisted by her sister Mrs C L Miller. Final plans were made for the anniversary dinner at the Elks at 7 30 Saturday June 38. Hearts was the diversion with prizes to Ruth Plas, Mrs Thomas Innes Jr and Mrs Henry Stolzenburg. New officers to be installed at the banquet. After lunch the group adjourned to meet June 20 with Mrs Gerald Cashner. Rummage sale Lat formerly Lee Whitney Co by Troupe 103.

Prank A. Humphrey Jr F. A. Humphrey Middle Avenue John Carroll Univrsity Archbishop Schrembs Aloysius S. J. Hogan Georgtawn University Washington, D. C Notre Dame Ursuline Amss Esther Bh Jamestown New York Kent State College J. Miller Gatsbter Barbara Jean Minerva Omo Baldwin-Wallace Joan Bilsine Bowers S. R. Horner Williamsburg Virginia Elxmia Bir L . Kaiser George G.li Elyria PF. A. Humphrey B. M. O'Donnell Marcella Conley Cleveland Frank A. Humphrey John Carrol University Autry Florence Denton Columbus Elyria Democratic Women’s Club Rathman McCarvel Homer Blanchard C. E. Blanchard Fifth Street Ohio State University Coute Coute Club Marjorie Smith Ninth Street C. L. Miller the Elks Ruth Plas Thomas Innes, Jr Henry Stolzenburg Martha Gerald Cashner East River Street

Garford Girl Reserves Hold Final Meeting

The Garford Girl Reserves met at the Schafer home on Grafton Road with Miss Lrnelte Schafer as hostess. Mrs. Duensing and Mrs. Flord Moore supplied transportation for 16 girls. After supper, croquet and baseball were played.

Garford Girl Reserves E. L. Schafer Grafton Road Lrnelte Schafer

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