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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1929

Page

9

Flag Day program and G A R meetings outlined

The W R C and Junior Club announce a Flag Day program with a large attendance from Lorain and other corps. A Soldiers Home band stand in Sandusky will be dedicated June 15 and the 63 G A R encampments meet June 16-20 in Findlay. A memorial service is planned June 28. Helen Williams and Dan Wall plan June wedding in Norwalk.

Helen Hibbard Com. Farragut Corps Lorain Corps of Soldiers Home Sandusky M. BL Findlay J. E Handcey Vera Smith Old Virginia Mary Miller Margaret Herold Beulah Arnold Comrades Abbey Kaley W. R. Co Abbey

Wellington Alumni Meet and Party Honors Bride-to-Be Cecil Gray

Over 300 Wellington High alumni gathered at the Methodist church basement for the annual reunion and meeting with a brief business session and refreshment. The evening featured a toast by A. R. Branson and responses from J. C. Mac Dermott and Marcey Powell, plus a musical program led by Russel Frank and Leora Yoxtheimer with Helen White. A separate party honored Miss Cecil Gray, slated to marry Jack Lerry on June 29, with guests making keepsake books and gifts for her new home as they toasted the bride-to-be.

Wellington Methodist Church A. R. Branson J. C. MacDermott Marcey Powell Tosals Russel Frank Leora Pierce Yoxtheimer Ceci. Gray Cecil Gray Stuif Stulff Alice Gray Helen Kuther Mariory Gower Bobby Snthis Robert Miller Seat of Honor Miss Gray Catherine Williard Little Grey Jack Lerry

Flag Day Observed by Elyria D A R Chapter

Elyria chapter D A R held a Flag Day luncheon at the home of Mrs. A M Ewers in Grafton with forty six members and guests. Officers and committee reports covered Sunshine Fund, battlefield wreaths, cemetery visits, finals for citizenship, and an essay contest winner. The meeting featured lectures on flag code, fund-raising, and a social hour closing a six year chapter era led by Mrs. L B Fauver.

Elysis A. M. Ewers Grafton Ewers Wilford Sunshine Fund Gates School Virginia Crandall W. H. Thomas le Man France George Washington Memorial Washington C.E Lozier Elvira Fauver

Josephine Haserodt to wed Earl Perkins at quiet home ceremony

Miss Josephine Haserodt daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Haserodt will marry Earl Stuart Perkins of Wellington in a private wedding at the Haserodt home on Seventh street The ceremony to be conducted by Rev Edwin Kirby pastor of the First Methodist church The bride will wear a dark blue ensemble with matching accessories and shoulder bouquet After the ceremony the couple will travel to Cleveland and Detroit for a short wedding trip They will reside in the Jefferson apartments Perkins works in the radio service department of the Ohio Public Service Company

Josephine Haserodt Oscar Haserodt Earl Stuart Perkins Wellington Haserodt Seventh Street Edwin Kirby First Methodist Church Earl Perkins Cleveland Ginner Detroit Jefferson Apartments Perkins Radio Service Ohio Public Service Company

Various clubs meet across Canton on Monday

Monday events list multiple Canton clubs meeting at homes and venues. Groups include Colonial Club at Mrs Searles home 318 Fifth Street, M T C Club with Miss Beatrice Quade, Central Guild lunch at Mrs R G Anderson, N A Q Club with Mrs Russell, Bargies at Tiffin Ohio, Chiquita Club with Wiss Esther Konsesky, Guild at Mrs J H Benham Prakave, Ladies Auxiliary of Centons and Canton, Daughters of Scotie at K P hall, Chevalier Lodge Knights meet at lodge hall, plus a social note on Miss Bernadine Will being honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Albert Barb-Ehecht and Mrs Thomas Griffiths at 326 Princeton Avenue.

Colonial W. H. Searles Fifth Street Beatrice Quade North Gleveland Street St. Andrews Episcopal Church R. G. Anderson Lodi Street Russell Chase Street Bargies Tiffin Ohio Chiquita Club Wiss Esther Konsesky Wolf Street Guild of First Congregational Church J. H. Benham Prakave Ladies Centons Canton Daughters of Scotie K. of P. Hall Chevalier Lodge Knights A Ee Bernadine Eimma Barbolknechit Thomas Griffiths Albert Barb- Ehecht Princeton Avenue Bunco Hazel Gibson Glenn Martin Ida Derrk Bernadine Will Dorothy Tidson Miz Loretta Barden Lorain Ida Haas Gertrude Franklin Ridgeville Thelma Hahn Grafton Cecile Martin la Grange Will

Zenith Circle Luncheon At Spring Valley Club

Mrs E E Laubsher and Mrs Clark of Lakewood hosted over 100 Zenith Circle members and friends at Spring Valley Country Club luncheon. Tables displayed garden flowers and prizes went to high scorers. A Yakewood High school group later enjoyed a dancing party at the club.

Pring Valley E. E. Laubsher Clark Lakewood Zenith Circle Laketwood Spring Valley Country Club Yakewood High School

Lorain Beekeepers Meet Postponed to June 24

Lorain County Beekeepers Association holds regular meeting rescheduled from June 17 to Monday June 24. St Mary’s church Young Ladies’ Sodality invites all members to a bake and wiener roast after the 6:30 mass on Sunday morning.

Lorain County Beekeepers Association Young Ladies’ Sodality St. Mary’s Church

Sunday School and Worship Schedule With Sermon Topics

At 9 30 a m the Sunday school meets. Last Sunday over 779 were present for an interesting program. Tomorrow promises a large crowd with a live teacher and class for all ages. At 10 45 a m the morning worship features a sermon on Foot Race Horse Race and River Crossing with Jeremiah inspired questions. Evening worship at 7 34 p m asks What Think Ye of God and how thought of God molds character and conduct.

Kirby Jeremiah God

Women Club Members Enjoy Picnic and Games

The Business and Professional Womans Club members gathered last evening at their east shore centre by Micsea Varriet and Vanita Hubbard. Twelve members shared a bountiful picnic supper and the evening featured stunts and games. The next regular meeting, a monthly business session, will be held in the club room at the Extra Hotel on Tuesday evening, June 1th.

Business and Professional Womans Club Equests Micsea Varriet Vanita Hubbard East Shore Eixtra Botel

American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Features Prize Award

The La kes Auxiliary to the American Legion met last evening and accepted an invitation to a lecture at Mrs. W. G. Sharp's home in two weeks. A flag day program was presented and Mrs Cora Bemis won the contest prize.

The Lakes’ Auxiliary American Legion W. G. Sharp Cora Bemis

Elyria Bible Class Grows In Attendance At Rivoli Theatre

Interest and attendance rise for Sunday morning Elyria Men's Bible Class at the Rivoli Theatre at 9 30. Mayor Hewitt will open the session with WW O McClellan leading song and Stephen Cool on organ. Acts 17 guides the day with a copy provided to attendees. Fox Furnace delegation reached 56 last Sunday and Albert Youngless leads the captaincy for a larger turnout. Fox Furnace men have taken 125 acceptance cards for the June banquet.

Elyria Men’s Rivoli Theatre Mayor Hewitt WW. O. McClellan Stephen Cool Great Fox Furnace Albert Youngless Fox Furnace

Grace Y P S Holds Regular Meeting at Nierman Home

The Grace Y P S monthly meeting at 520 Bond Street drew about 35 attendees. Officers elected for the year included Wmn. Gaudle president, Bill Gebhart vice president, Dorothy Hoton corresponding secretary, Mary Muhgren recording secretary, Mary Krugman treasurer. Bunco awards went to Viela Krugman Lester Schmittgen and Wm. Castle. Luncheon served by Norma Stegman Margaret Zachman Ruth and Heles Nier man.

Grace Y. P. S Nierman Bond Street Wmn Gaudle Bill Gebhart Dorothy Hoton Mary Muhgren Mary Krugman Bunco Viela Krugman Lester Schmittgen Wm. Castle Norma Stegman Margaret Zachman Ruth and Heles Nierman

Mrs Hastings Hosts Je an Louise Birthday Party

Mrs W G Hastings of 312 Broadstreet entertained yesterday for her daughter Jean Louise turning seven. Afternoon games and refreshments followed a list of guests including Betty Kreutzfeld Vivian Sherman Eileen Mahi Donald Swiers Dorothy Powell Jean Griffin Marian Ives Doris Ives Mary Grat2 Constance Barck Lottie Smith and Jessie Batiste.

Char Ming Club Meets for Bridge at Williams Street

The Char Ming Club met last evening with Mrs J J Banville on Williams street. Six bridge games were in progress. Mrs Leo Bell drifted first and Mrs Catherine Krugman second. Miss Bernadette Schafer, soon to be married, received a gift. A luncheon followed. Next meeting is July seventeenth with Mrs S O Harmon as hostess on East River Street.

Char Ming Club J. J. Banville Williams Street Leo Bell Drst Catherine Krugman Bernadette Schafer Wiil S O. Harmon East River Street

Pastoral Sermon and Church Dedication Planned

The pastor preaches Sabbath morning at 10 45. There is no evening service. Bible School meets at 43 The lesson is Judah Taken Captive. The completed church building will be dedicated on Sabbath June 23. Fuller arrangements will be made later. An invitation is extended to all services.

Judah Fuller

Meeting of Sons and Daughters of Liberty Holds First Nomination

A well attended meeting last evening nominated officers for the group. Members planned a card party at councillor Mrs. Hattie Smiths home with the date to be announced. The next meeting will be held on June 28.

Sons and Daughters of Liberty Hattie Smith

Ta-Wa-Si Club Mother Daughter Banquet at Alta Mira

The Ta-Wa-Si Club held its annual Mother Daughter banquet last evening at the Alta Mira Tea Rooms with about forty attendees. Mrs Eunice Browning presided over toasts by Mrs G D Parmelle, a reading by Miss Jessie Burns, a violin solo by Emil Casper with Miss Faith Wikford at piano, and Mrs T T Robinson spoke of her travels in the Southern and Western States. Marjorie Renouard and Browning organized arrangements, and guests declared the event the best Ta-Wa-Si banquet yet.

Ta-Wa-Si Club Alta Mira Eunice Browning Nurothers G. D. Parmelle Jessie Burns Emil Casper Faith Wikford T. T Robinson Marjorie Renouard Browning

Booster meeting to be held by St. Marys Commandery

St Marys Commandery No 60 of the Knights of St John will stage a booster meeting with smoker and lunch on Tuesday evening June 18 at 7 30 at the K of C hall. Grand Commandery president Al Tremper of Sandusky Ohio will visit and Rev D A Milcarek of Lorain and General D A Crotty will speak. The meeting is open to members and friends. The state convention will be in Elyria in 1931.

St. Mary’s Commandery No. 60 Knights of St. John K. of C. Hall al Tremper Sandusky Ohio D. A. Milcarek Lorain D. A. Crotty

Rogers Family Plans Surprise 30th Anniversary Party

Mr and Mrs Joseph Rogers Mr and Mrs Rodger Rogers and Mr and Mrs Clarence Hornung organized a surprise party for their parents Mr and Mrs J P Rogers to celebrate their thirtieth wedding anniversary. About forty guests attended as the house was decorated with garden flowers and a large wedding cake centered the refreshments. The Rogers received many lovely gifts.

Joseph Rogers Rodger Rogers Clarence Hornung J. P. Rogers

Kiwanis Club Entertains Crippled Children at Gates Hospital

A group of Kiwanians and their wives visited Gates Hospital for Crippled Children to entertain the youngsters. The Kiwanis orchestra led by Gene St. Marie Verne Lang and Russell Hadaway performed, with Jim Armitage hosting. Harland Brown sang, Gené St. Marie played xylophone, Pana Call told two stories, and Ralph Young closed with twenty minutes of magic and card tricks followed by ice cream.

Gates Hospital Kiwanis Orchestra Gene St. Marie Verne Lang Russell Hadaway Jim Armitage Harland Brown Gené St. Marie Pana Call Ralph Young

Areme Club Bridge Party At Masonic Temple

The Areme Club held a card party at the Masonic Temple last evening with nineteen tables of bridge in play. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs. E M Bivens and George Bush, second prizes to Mrs. William Hoover and B A Perkins, and consolation to Mrs. G Fargo and J T Clark. Hostesses served delicious refreshments: Mrs. Fred Tite as chairman, with Mrs. Louis Heid rich, Mrs. Charles Barton, Mrs. Lewis, and Mrs. Mahike.

Areme Club Masonic Temple E M. Bivens George Bush William Hoover B. A. Perkins

Sunshine Class Picnic at Cascade Park

The Sunshine Class of the Methodist Sunday school held a picnic at Cascade Park yesterday. Fifteen members played tennis, swam, hiked, and enjoyed a wiener roast. Mrs Bourton Ohlemacher teaches the class.

Cascade Park Sunshine Methodist Sunday School Bourton Ohlemacher

Legion Auxiliary Observes Flag Day Ceremony

The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Legion Hall for Flag Day observations with readings and solos. Mrs. George Robinson won the contest prize. Guests Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Vandeveer and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Lindsey-Willard, Ohio, visited at 201 Harwood Street with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sassmanhausen. Vandeveers are parents of the late Carl Vandeveer.

Legion Auxiliary Ameican Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall George Robinson E. P. Vandeveer L. R. Lindsey Williard, Ohio Henry Sassmanhausen Harwood Street Vandeveer Carl Vandeveer

Marriage Licenses Listed For Elyria Lorain Areas

A list of marriage licenses shows individuals from Elyria Lorain Vermilion Amherst Oberlin and nearby towns. Names include Porter Dean 84 wholesale manager Elyria Tempa Reisinger 26 Elyria township Alfred Kreeger 25 machinist Amherst Emma Brill 26 Lorain Earl Fiitegerald 27 Rae Gracie 29 Lorain and more with ages occupations and officiants such as Rev Wiseman Rev Abram Rev Smith Rev Heywood Rev Barquin Rev Eastman Rev Bohn and Justice of the Peace Carmen Salas in Lorain and surrounding communities.

Porter Dean Elyria Tempa Reisinger Elyria Township Rev Wiseman Alfred Kreeger Amherst Emma Brill Lorain Abram Earl Fiitegerald Vermilion Rae Gracie Smith Allen Cowen Wooster Evelyn van Oster Luecock Frank Cromwell Gladys Sperry Heywood Andrew Pitman Alice Higenbotham Barquin Stanley Elder Weather Bureau Buffalo Blanche Ryan Oberlin Bohn Dudley Able Drafteman Blanche Burker Elyra William Roberts Quarryman Lillian Gleason South Amherst Eastman Albert Nuhn Garageman Pheobe French Brownhelm Hscott Jesus Arayo Laborer Carmen Salas Justice of the Peace Wyatt Mills Cuyahoga Falls Sophia Bachman English

Admission and discharge list from Brown Hotel row

Admission includes John Diedrich at Brown Hotel with Mrs. Charles Yost at 118 Blaine St and Harold Wolden berg at 1206 West Avenue plus Alice Os borne at 325 Kenyon Avenue. Discharges name Mrs. Frank Filows of Valley City and Helen Morrow at 415 Sixteenth plus Mrs. Rankin Johnson at 4921 Middle and Mrs. Ruby Bell at Grafton and Mrs. Gertrude Paull with Elsie Paull at Ashtabula.

John Diedrich Brown Hotel Charles Yost Blaine St Harold Woldenberg West Avenue Alice Osborne Kenyon Avenue Frank Filows Valley City Helen Morrow Rankin Johnson Middle Ruby Bell Grafton Gertrude Paull Elsie Paull Ashtabula

Elyria Personal News Roundup Highlights Summer Travel

Local society notes list Miss Barbara Plocher returning home for summer from Ohio Wesleyan. Miss Cora Bassell, Park Avenue, back from western travels. Several couples plan trips to New York City and Connecticut for commencements and visits. Dorothy Bell earns Smith College MA. will teach at Oberlin High School. Weddings, anniversaries, and family visits feature with multiple Elyria residents traveling to Washington, Cleveland, California, and beyond.

Barbara Plocher Ohio Wesleyan University Fourth Street Cora 3Assell Park Avenue Wesleyan College Garvin Avenue Charles Yost Blaine Stréet Elyria Memorial Hospital Naomi Ashbrook Trenton New Jersey Elyria C. S. Ashbrook West Bridge Street C. L. Terry West Eighth Street Earl Taylor Kenyon Street Norwalk Norwalk High School J. H. Dixon Newell’s Inn, Wooster Victor B. Dye Nettie Nichols Middle Avenue Mildred Patrick Lojfigford Avenue Washington, D. c Dorothy M. Bell Smith College Miss Bell Oberlin College Zenas H. Brown Cleveland F. E. Colson Sixth Street California H. C. Wilford J. H. Brown

Birds From Extinct Reptilian Stock Questioned

A zoo analyst notes that birds likely evolved from extinct reptilian stock but cannot provide detailed mechanisms or content explaining the how of the evolution.

Driving mishap ends with spill and easy rescue

Fred Sponseller tried to ride Dillon Brouse's motorcycle yesterday afternoon. While learning to drive, he turned the gas on by mistake and sailed over the fence into the meadow on the far side. He was not hurt and the machine suffered no damage.

Fred Sponséller Dillon Brouse

Children Start Car In Yard Crash Into Tree

Bobby Sutlif and cousin Lenore Meyers started a truck left in gear at the Sutlif home. They released the clutch, the car rolled across the yard, struck a tree, and broke the front wheel. Both children were not hurt though badly frightened by the incident.

Bobby Sutlif Sutlif Lenore Meyers Altho

Dancing at Cascade Pa Pavilion Tuesday Night

A brief social event at Cascade Pa pavilion set for Tuesday night June 17 with a 50 cent couple rate.

Cascade Pavillion

Numerologist predicts wealth and late marriage guidance

A reader offers a numerology forecast noting you are born to direct tasks and may gain from a manufacturing venture. It warns of lending money to a relative, foresees a tragic death of a male relative, and suggests Tuesday or the 5th, 8th, or 18th as lucky dates with strong wealth prospects ahead.

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