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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
6
Final excerpt from Boake Carter's diary on sailing as relaxation. He finds rare peace on a sailboat, blending sun and wind with moments of rest, toil, and reflection, before storms, engine quirks, and the pull of home remind him that true peace is elusive.
Mrs Ed Millan and daughter Bernice Millan married Edward Moll of Stop 4 in a March ceremony. Bernice a 1938 Avon Lake High School graduate will reside with her parents. Mrs Anna Rohr announces Louise Rohr Click wed to Rich ard Click at Old Stone Church Cleveland on June 4. Louise Rohr Click a 1933 Avon Lake HS graduate, Dyke Business College alumna, musician and insurance company employee now to live with her mother.
Nineteen members of the Loyal Youth Class of Avon Baptist Church with teacher Mr and Mrs George Jenkins and guests gathered Tuesday evening at Miss Rosalind Mitchells Center Road residence for a wiener and marshmallow roast. Miss Mary Gabel assisted as hostess. Attendees included Betty Irish Camilla Townsend Lewis Solley Paul Black Boo Osborne Harry Lloyd and others from Avon Sheffield and Avon Lake.
Giveneth Cousins chosen as one of a group of Otterbein College girls to attend the college camp at Lake Geneva Wisconsin from June 20 to June 29. Miss Cousins, a graduate of Aton Lake High School, will return to Otterbein next Fall as a senior.
A 3 year old girl Ruth Ann Theisen was honored at a Wednesday morning birthday party at her home. Guests included Ruth and Marjorie Heider Pat Boehm Jack and Peggy Stefan Olive Hill Laverne Russell Mrs John Stefan and Mrs Margaret Theisen. Mrs Theisen was assisted in serving dinner by Miss Hill and Miss Russell. Ruth Ann received many lovely gifts.
Mr and Mrs Henry Katz entertained 26 former neighbors of Telbur avenue Rocky River at their Lake Road home Sunday. Dinner was served at noon. Baseball and other games were enjoyed in the afternoon.
Members enjoyed a Wednesday luncheon at Mrs. Romey Urig’s home. Awards went to Mrs. Urig Mrs. Charles Howells and Mrs. Cyril Miller. The group will reconvene in two weeks at Mrs. Harry Trigalet’s home.
A weekly menu feature showcases seasonal produce to inspire summer cooking. The spread highlights fruits like cherries and berries, vegetables such as new squash and corn, and a variety of salads. Readers are urged to revive old family recipes and try summer dishes with balanced meals across the week.
The piece notes new fingerless sweetheart gloves in soft pastels, paired with matching nail polish, and warns women to protect skin early in spring as sun exposure rises. It cautions against delaying sun protection until peak summer heat.
Members played 300. Prizes were won by Mrs. William Schumaker, Mrs. Irving Robinson and Sirs Henry Kotz. The club will meet again on July 20 at the home of Mrs. Kotz.
The Jolly 12 Club met on Tuesday evening with Mrs Curtis Duff. 100 was played and prizes were won by Mrs Ruth Sherman Mrs Nova Mull and Mrs Chris Snyder. Refreshments were served. The club will meet again in two weeks at Mrs Erma Sidway home in Sheffield.
Pinochle was played at the home of Mrs. Anton Frasier with a one o'clock luncheon. Winners were Mrs. Gervis Gates and Mrs. Joe Boenm. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. Gates. An orchestra named Swingsters Orchestra organized here directed by Joe Cajka. Members include Adrian Nussdorfer piano Burr Nussdorfer and James Tomer clarinets Robert Cajka drums Bill.
A group of friends surprised Mrs Gust Mathas on her birthday at her home with birthday games and prizes awarded to Mr and Mrs William Fitzner and Mrs Gust Mathas and Clarence Kern. Refreshments followed for several local residents including the Kern and Mathas families.
Lawler Dass viola Robert Burk Nardi saxophone Dan Hating and Teddy Nussderfer violins Fred Hashagen 1 CoreNEt. The orchestra meets early Tuesday at the leader's home on Lakewood Drive.
The Avon-on-the-Laxe Garden Club has entered several individual exhibits that will be displayed at the Bas Village flower show today.
Sunday visitors included multiple Bohner family members and relatives from Lakewood and Toronto. The group dined with Myr and Mrs Bohner and were joined by E O Connell Jr Mrs F O Connell and Dennis and Thomas Dick and the Qaremba family with Albert and Robert. Also in town were William Gregory of Toronto and schoolmate Ted Nussdorfer at Hudson Academy. A luncheon at Avon Baptist Church was attended by Mrs Walter Schener Mrs Foster Schener Howard Walker and Ed Mitchell on Tuesday.
St John and Church of Nativity schedule services with pastors Rev C E Schmidt and Rev R J Steiger. St John offers a 9 30 combined service with a Children's and Father's Day program. Nativity Masses are at 8 and 10 a m with note of pastor Rev R J Steiger and Methodist service led by Rev M A.
Painesville D C P Baker paid a $2 parking fine and waived a hearing to avoid appearing in municipal court before his son, Charles P Baker Jr, who is a municipal court judge.
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