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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1937

Page

22

Local Society Notes Highlight Engagements And Club Events

Society pages report Frances Parke of Oberlin will marry Ray Grocott in early fall. Betty Gunning of Lakewood attended from out of town. Frances, Elyria High School graduate, works at Oberlin College, while Grocott, Oberlin High School alumnus, runs a Kroger store in Oberlin. Church groups hosted luncheons, new members joined, and summer picnics were planned. Beacon Light class at St Paul’s Church celebrated Maxine Carroll’s upcoming wedding to Jay Coleman. White elephant exchange set for July 8. Talkie equipment has reached 5,000 churches in England.

Josie Parke Frances Ray Grocott Rose Grocott Oberlin Phi Kappa Sigma Second Street Bensons Betty Gunning Lakewood Parke Elyria High School Oberlin College Grocott Oberlin High School Beacon Light St. Paul's Church Maxine Carroll Jay W. Coleman Ruth Blakeslee Marion Anthony A. Fichtner Alice Pitman Ruth Hegigbotham

Bride Elect Gollmar Enjoys Pre-Nuptial Shower at Elyria Club

Co-hostesses Mrs. Russell Minger and others joined Magdaline Gollmar for a piano recital and charity bridge event at the Elyria Woman’s Club. Guests praised pink decor, rosebud centerpieces, and praiseful gifts for the bride-elect from Robert Goacher. the evening featured scores honored by Mrs. Bainbridge and others. Junior students performed at the YWCA parlors with numbers by Valsette, Borowski, and many others before Jean Heimsath led a Sunday school class gathering with a tureen dinner and games.

Jean Heimsath Methodist Church June Anne Hay Betty J. Braddon Jean Marie Smith Dorothy Kief Mary Metcalf Beverly Filmore Beverly Gibbs Beatrice Ensign Marian Holmes

Pupils Give Piano Recital At Wurlitzer Studios

Mrs. A. Squire presented piano pupils before a large audience in the new Wurlitzer Studios on Middle Avenue last night. Part I featured solo pieces by several students including Claire McIntyre Billy Robertson Joyce Johnson Nancy Robertson Patricia Davis and Dorothy Brecknock. Part II offered ensemble works with duets and two piano pieces performed by students and Mrs. Squire. The Star of Bethlehem Troop Girl Scouts held their year closing at Ely Woods with seven girls invested as scouts by Mrs. Overdeer.

Walter Hinkle Valsette Borowski Maxine Horowitz Moss Vivian Hudgon Soth Dolly May al Dawning Cadman Wanda Hall Wright Deane Wibber Burgmuller Geraldine Pomeroy Krentzlin Walton Rosenau Hewitt Benny Jones Lichner Dorothy Averbook Kern Tom Bebb Jones Mazurka Pohn Rosemary Novak Delbruck Billy Bowdler Toat Platzman Jean Beavis Beethoven Peter Smith Granados Shirley Altfeld Durant Roman Nigeria Mendelssohn Olga Sonkoly A. Squire Wurlitzer Middle Avenue Lovely Flowers Heins Claire McIntyre Thomas Billy Robertson Gaenschals Joyce Johnson Rodgers Nancy Robertson Goodrich Jack Hultz Patricia Davis Rank and File Lange Dan Stevick Dorothy Brecknock Chaminade Birdling Grieg Patty Rogers Bliss Elizabeth Schnierer Richard Sawyer Behr Betty Kips Ensemble Hopking Donna Mae Brecknock Jerry Gaston Betty Zamecnik Barbara Bruegger Mrs. Squire Kettterer Squire Minuet Boccherini Joan Brown Clare Robinson Elgar Eleanor Catherine Highgate Star of Bethlehem Troop of Girl Scouts Ely Woods Mrs. Overdeer Mary Ann Hobert Jean Gray Claire Marie Moon Mary Ann Humphrey Mary Claire Verbeck Joan O'Donnell Lois Davis Martha Jo Guenin

Church Class Schedules and Club Meetings

iCalendar Women’s Mission Bible Class meets at 6 00 for a theme supper. King’s Daughters Class holds a picnic at Cascade Park. Northwest Encampment and Daughters of America plan officer elections. Rollin E. Hinkeon Auxiliary meets. Eagles Auxiliary hosts bingo at Mrs Pusbach’s home 486 Cleveland Street.

Women's Mission Bible The Baptist Church King's Daughters Methodist Church Cascade Park Northwest Daughters of America Rollin E. Hinkeon Eagles Pusbach Cleveland Street

Honor guests celebrate bridal shower and friendly gatherings

Miss Crandall and Miss Carlonn Crandall were feted at a Gulf Road home with mock orange blossoms and blue silver decor. Prizes went to Miss Marie Baker, Mrs John Carpenter, and Mrs Marian Crandall. a two course luncheon and corsaged place cards followed a display of gifts for the bride-elect. In Elyna and Pittsburgh areas, birthday and social events included bingo and refreshments. Bethel Shrine Auxilary held a white elephant sale and a tureen luncheon plan was announced for July eighth. A picnic committee for Bethel Shrine was named and a dessert bridge event set for July 30 at May Markham’s home.

Carlonn Crandall Hazel Helen Smith Gulf Road Marie Baker John Carpenter Marian Crandall John Sinegar Om- Petey Spruce Street Ony Jong Milton Troup Howard Beal Ralph Meyers Russell Hutchings Virginia Sinegar John Sinegar, Jr Elyna F. W. Hamilton Pittsburgh Rogers Mary Rogers Eastern Heights Boulevard Bethel Shrine Arthur Hiscox Townlinge Road Ir. O. F. Hall Florette Heldrich Olga Sasse May Markham Cleveland Road

Recess For Summer Blue Triangle Club Meeting June 23

Blue Triangle club members will end meetings for summer with the June 23 session and resume in September. A June 30th invitational party at 8:00 p.m. in the YWCA gym honors Hazel Wilson and Geraldine Wilson Bohannon. Viola Wilson and Rosemary Johnson handle invitations. Myrla Thompson and Helen Harris lead the service committee. The girls plan a large portrait gift to the late Mrs. C W Greene, their organizer.

Blue Triangle Club Hazel Wilson Geraldine Wilson Bohannon Viola Wilson Rosemary Johnson Myrla Thompson Helen Harris C. W. Greene

Hiawatha Club Hostess Event At 323 Sixteenth Street

Hostess to the Hiawatha club decorated the home of Mrs. Marie Jesewaki at 323 Sixteenth street yesterday. After a brief business meeting, dance was enjoyed, prizes awarded to Mrs. May Amidon Mrs. Nell Fillman and Mrs. Babe Reed, with dessert served to one guest Mrs. Mary Ann Heilman. Next meeting planned at Mrs. Florence Maep 141 Spruce street on June 4.

Marie Jesewaki Sixteenth Street Hiawatha Club May Amidon Nell Fillman Babe Reed Mary Ann Heilman Florence Maep Spruce Street

Honors For L. Stone At Baldwin Wallace College

Lawrence Stone son of Mr and Mrs H B Stone of 127 West Bridge street will graduate from Baldwin Wallace College Monday morning June 14 receiving his AB in Political Science and Business Administration He was active in oratory debates and dramatics and served as president of the Student Assembly and Theta Kappa Nu during his senior year His name appears in the 1937 edition of Who's Who in the greater colleges and universities throughout the country.

L. Stone Lawrence Stone H. B. Stone West Bridge Street Baldwin-Wallace College Theta Kappa Nu

Shower Bride Elect at Wag ner home in West Ridge

Milas Vera Scott bride elect of Philip Sippel was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Jean and Thelma Wagner in West Ridge. Over thirty guests played cards and banco, with refreshments and gifts arranged by the honoree. The couple, daughter of John Scott Neufercourt and Walter Sippel West Ridge, will wed tomorrow.

Jean Thelma Wagner West Ridge Milas Vera Scott Philip Sippel Carda Banco John Scott Neufercourt Walter Sippel

Research Club Meeting at Lake Avenue Home

Members of the Research club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. John Hecock’s Lake avenue home. Mrs. L. C. Hecock assisted. Guest Mrs. Guthrie of Oberlin attended. The program featured a renewed reading of The Return to Religion by Henry C. Link read by Mrs. He Heard. A family picnic is planned for June 24 at Ely woods.

John Hecock L. C. Hecock Research Club Lake Avenue Guthrie Oberlin Henry C. Link Ely Woods

Circle 8 union meeting hosted with luncheon

Members of Circle 8 met at Virginia Gibbons home on Lake Avenue for a devotional service led by Mrs. Louise Styles and a business discussion led by Mrs. John Kunitz. Mrs. Schuster served luncheon during social hour and plans were made for hosting duties and events in Vermilion on the Lake.

Paul's Julius Echuster Wear Street Louise Styles John Kunitz Schuster George Fritz Lake Avenue Sigioe Virginia Gibbons Vermilion-on-the- Lake Barbara Jennings Middle Avenue

St Paul Circle No 4 Hosts June Meeting

Mrs Dee hostesses Circle No 4 of St Paul held yesterday on One Avenue with six members present. Mrs William Holdy and others thanked mystery sisters for gifts after a delicious luncheon. The circle will meet again on June 24 at Mrs R Barkknecht on Park Avenue. History now written on silk scarves with a Declaration of Independence theme and authentic signatures in several color schemes.

D. F. Dee Gan St. Pau William Holdy Naother Mystery Sisters R. Barkknecht Park Avenue Alka Yard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frances Parke F. H. Davis West Third Street Church of Christ Folden Abhert Kenneth Young Fred Meng George Fridensting Murray Ridge F. Alert England iCalendar Syria Dry Goods Co Miss Crandall Doris Beal Merlin Monagan Tona Kriebel Ruth Pickett Genevieve Carol Boyd Ruth Kumler St. John’s Aid Society Third Street A T. Kopenau Earl Cook Sterling Ray Riverside Court Bridge Wits Ed Coleman Carl Swiers Mrs Dee le Hostess Theodore Berg M. D Elyria Savings & Trust Smart Summer Millinery Elyria Ria Dry Goods Felts Elyria Dry Goods Co Preston Sue Ian Ostrov’s Walter
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