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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1929

Page

11

Club and society notices and a Krugmann reunion

A series of club meetings including the M T C Club with Miss Beatrice Quade and the N A Q Club with Mrs Russell are listed along with events at Tiffin Ohio The Chiquita Club with Miss Esther Konsesky and the Ladies Auxiliary of Scotia at the K P hall The Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias meets The Fellowship Club gathers at the Y W C A and the Goodwil Bibs Casa of the First Congregational Church with Mrs Henry Ingersoll The Royal Neighbors of America the Amigos Class of La Porte M E Church and the Order of Eastern Star also meet In the Security Benefit Association gathering in the I O O F hall Pollyanna Club of Church of Christ hosts Mrs R H Gwin The Spring Valley club house hosts a busy calendar with a Tuesday ladies golf tournament a Cheese and Cracker Club luncheon a dinner dance hosted by Mrs S L Douglas and Mr and Mrs L A Schirmer and a Thursday dinner for the Spring Valley Land Company Friday hosts a Western District invitational golf tournament and weekend luncheons A luncheon bridge at two Lakewood hosts along with other gatherings Culminating in a Krugmann family reunion at the Hedges with about 100 relatives from Cleveland Amherst and Lakewood The four year officers elected are Frank Krugmann president Mrs Helen Ulmschneider secretary and Mrs Flora Struck treasurer The reunion is set to return to the Hedges next year

Beatrice Quade North Cleveland Street Goodwil Bibs Henry Ingersoll Middle Avenue Royal Neighbors of America Amigos la Porte M Spring Valley S. L. Douglas Elyria L. A. Schirmer Lakeland Lakewood Spring Valley Land Company Lorain Krugmann Cleveland Amherst Frank Krugmann Helen Ulmschneider Flora Struck Methodist Church Cora Ensign Church of Christ August Groil Pasadena Avenue First Methodist Church Wurst Lake Avenue Whatsoever Club Elizabeth Brown Princeton Avenue Evangelical Woman’s Union St. Paul's Church Circle St. Paul’s Church H. Gillmore Belt Avenue Irene Jenner Fidele Club Frank Boulton East Avenue Bridgette Club L Cooper Park Avenue Daughters of Scotland Lee McClellan Aic United Presbyterian Church Veterans of Foreign Wars David Nye Chapter Order of DeMolays Ladies’ Aid Grace Lutheran Church Seevens Curtis Seventh Street Builders Gus Quade Olice Street Beacon Lights St Pauls ‘Rch Iola Rosenth i Gulf Street

Van Oster Coven Nuptials Solemnized At First Church

Mrs. William Henry Van Oster announces the marriage of Florence Evelyn Van Oster to Allen Coven on Saturday June 15 at four o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal church. Dr George Luccock assisted by Rev Edwin Kirby performed the ceremony. Miss Grace McCrillis was maid of honor and Harold Wilson best man. Bobby Wilson carried the ring. Russell Van Oster and Glenn Coven were ushers. The couple will reside at 930 Bever Street Wooster, Ohio after June 25.

van Oster First Methodist Episcopal Church William Henry van Oster Florence Evelyn Allén “Willis Coven Methodist Episcopal Church George Luccock Wooster Edwin Kirby Dr. Andrews Oberlin Grace McCrillis Norwalk Harold Wilson Elyria Bobby Wilson Russell van Oster Glenn Coven Mrs. Coven Bever Street Ohio Ternoon Helen Stuart Cooke Stephen EB. Cool W. FH. Bohn Cool Western Reserve School of Anatomy Central National Bank of Cleveland Cleveland

Heginbotham Pitman wedding at St Paul Church

Miss Alice Heginbotham and Andrew J Pitman wed Saturday evening at Evangelical church of St Paul. The ceremony featured Lohengrin March and Burns songs, with elaborate floral decor and a reception for 130 guests. The couple, from Elyria and Wyaconda, plan residence on Charles Court after a western trip.

Tempa Reisinger Bride of Porter J. Dean

Miss Tempa N Reisinger daughter of Mr and Mrs B J Reisinger of Lake avenue became the bride of Porter J Dean son of Mr and Mrs John Dean of Lake avenue Saturday afternoon at two oclock. Rev C F Wiseman read the service in the presence of immediate families. The bride wore nile green lace over green satin and a corsage of Ophelia roses and valley lilies. After the ceremony the couple left for a motor trip to Washington D C and will live at Stop six and one half Lake avenue upon return. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Sharp of Mansfield Mrs Rea Eddy of Lorain and Mrs Brown and daughter Mildred of Ashtabula.

Heginbotham-Pitman St. Paul’s Quet of Roses Ruth Heginbotham Thelma Hollis Florence Tolhurst Anna Scheffler Ruth Koepp Marjorie Sanders William Fisher Flo Buffington Washington Pennsylvania Gilbert Heginbootham Marjorie Evelyn Virginia Pauline May Heginbotham Saxonburg John Cooper Vincent James Roy Kingan John Butler Wells Louise Wells Wraconda A. Wilson Texas Stella Hinkle Akron Winkler Wooster Kartevill Scheffler Paul Varnarsky Cook Cleveland Elyria High School Mr. Pitman Wyaconda High School Pitman Charles Court Middle Western States Tempa N. Reisinger B. J. Reisinger Lake Avenue Porter J. Dean John Dean C. F. Wiseman Ophelia Eugene Sharp Mansfield Sharp Dean Washington, D. C Mrs. Sharp Rea Eddy Lorain Brown Mildred Ashtabula Gladys I. Sperry Alfred BE. Sperry Elyria Frank Alden Cromwell F. W. Cromwell Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, Lorain J. W. Hevrward George Buttle Ruth Knippenberg Lohengrin Mr. Cromwell Merton Cromwell Heyward Charles French Richard Joing Helena French Rosehill Cromwell West 14Th Street

Local club meetings and gatherings listed in Elyria notices

The notice details multiple community group meetings in Elyria including Veterans of Foreign Wars The Modern Club with Mrs Wykrant, Loyal Matrons Card Club with Mrs Iva Simmons, St Paul s church groups with several hosts, Legion pot luck supper, Just A Real Club with Mrs Hitsman, Elyria Lodge I Q O F, Carlisle Grange 1502, Business and Professional Women at Elyria Hotel, Knights of St John booster meeting, Elyria Americanization Association at Mr Chamberlains office, Woman s Bible Class at Second Congregational church, Cloverleaf Circle at 148 Denison avenue, Missionary Society at St Paul s church, and Who s Who Club with Mrs Buswell on Northrup street.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Wykrant Crehore Court Loyal Matrons Iva Simmons Ridgeville Circle St. Paul’s Church A. C. Peters Middle Avenue Mooseheart Legion Frank Hitsman Lake Avenue Elyria Lodge Carlisle Grange Grange Hall Elyria Hotel Knights of St. John K. of C. Hall Elyria Americanization Association Russell Hillier Denison Avenue Missionary Society of

Circle meetings and societies gather for church events

Circles of several churches hold gatherings at member homes and churches. Mrs. Hutchings hosts a picnic at 1288 Fast Avenue, others meet at Seventh Street, Butternut Ridge, and Bell Avenue. The Keen Kutter Club and multiple Women’s Associations schedule luncheons and meetings, urging sandwiches, tureen, and community fellowship.

Methodist Church L. J. Hutchings Fast Avenue J. B. Chapman Seventh Street Elmer Fullmer Butternut Ridge Keen Kutter Catherine Parker Bell Avenue Woman’s Association of the Pilgrim Community Church

Tre Tigradia Social Club Meeting at St Pen's Church

The Volunteer Class of St Pen's Church meets with Wayne Schlitz of 217 Marseilles Avenue to discuss community activities and social planning with Mrs Mellon hosting at Fourteenth Street venue.

Tre Tigradia Meric Mrs. Mellon Fourteenth Street St. Pen's Church Wayne Schlitz Marseilles Avenue

Elyria Graduate Jean Shelly Receives Cedar Crest Degree

Miss Jean Shelly of Gary Indiana and formerly of Elyria, a 1925 Elyria High School graduate, was awarded a B S degree in Secretarial Science from Cedar Crest College Allentown Pennsylvania. She served as senior representative and secretary of the student council and held roles in several clubs before returning home to Gary after a weekend in Elyria with her aunt, Mrs. Curtis Hoffman.

Cedar Crest College Allentown Jean Shelly Gary Ind Elyria Shelly Curtis Hoffman Eighth St

Miss Louise Smith Hosts Garden Party Honor Bride Elect Edna Martin

Miss Louise Smith entertained in her garden on Friday evening in honor of Edna Martin a popular bride elect. Eight guests sat at a table under the trees with pink and yellow decor and bowls of cut flowers. Gift favors matched the motif. Later, fifteen or twenty old friends joined, and the evening continued in the garden.

Louise Smith Edna Martin Miss Martin

Neighborhood Bible Class District 1 Meetings

The Neighborhood Bible Class District 1 Sections A and B meet at Mrs. George Standen's home 517 Lake Avenue Wednesday at two o'clock to study the first chapter of Genesis. The Central Guild of St Andrew's hosts the Tuesday dinner at Mrs. R G Anderson's home at one o'clock instead of today. St John's Lutheran Church votes meet this evening at eight o'clock.

George Standen Lake Avenue Central Guild St. Andrew's Church R. G. Anderson St. John’s Lutheran Church

Spring Valley Ladies at Shaki Club Invitational Meet

Spring Valley Country club sends nine members to the first invitational golf tournament of the season hosted by Cleveland Women's Golf Association at Shaker Heights Country Club. Practice begins at nine with 126 entrants, last twosome at 2 30. The event includes many Cleveland clubs and welcomes Spring Valley members with low handicaps.

Spring Valley Country Club Cleveland Women’s Golf Association Shaker Heights Country Club Ed. Gummoe E. W. Kuhl R. A. Staff R. W. Falls Chas Showell Ernie Shaw C. J. Sherman Geo. Lippert Cleveland Spring Valley Shaker Highland Oakwood Acacia Canterbury Madison Mayfield Lakewood Westwood Dover Country Willowick Pine Ridge Sleepy Hollow Beechmont

Mrs William Morse Hosts Birthday Dinner

Mrs William Morse of Hillsdale Court entertained Sunday dinner guests in celebration of her sixteenth birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Charles Hurd of Ridgeville Mr and Mrs Roy Churchward of Columbia Station and Miss Virginia Allen of Berea Ohio. The event marked a festive family gathering with close friends in attendance.

William Morse Hillsdale Court Charles Hurd Ridgeville Roy Churchward Columbia Station Virginia Allen Berea Ohio Morse

West avenue hostess honors visiting Mrs Arms with bridge

Miss Margaret Miller hosted a Saturday evening party in West avenue to honor Mrs J P Arms of Minetto New York who is visiting her mother Mrs Ridgeway on Fifth street The event featured three tables of bridge with flowers from the Miller garden The prizes went to Mrs Willard Stoney first Margaret Hewitt second and Mrs Archie Penfound third Mrs Astins received a lovely guest prize A luncheon was served later in the evening.

Margaret Miller West Avenue J. P. Arms Minetto N. Y Ridgeway Fifth Street Miller Garden Williard Stoney Margaret Hewitt Archie Penfound Astins

Personal notes from Elyria social scene list visitors and relocations

Mrs. Charles Longberger of Brady Lake hosted Sunday with Mrs. J J Buswell. Harley Gibbs Jr. moved from bed to grandparents home at 335 Tenth Street. The Kiely and Kershaw families spent the weekend in Cleveland with Andrew Broyle. Dorothy Bell visits sister Donna Bell in Buffalo en route home from North Hampton. Mrs. Wick and Mrs. Suppes attended a Cleveland musicale by Dr. and Mrs. Briggs. Lucrezia Bori performed a beautiful program. Gertrude Adams sails to Kent State Normal College for summer session. Mrs. Richards and daughter Vivian travel in Washington state returning June 24. D O Williams visits Findlay a few days. J Marie Bullock leaves for University of Colorado then Salt Lake City and Yellowstone. Dr and Mrs. Anderson entertain Treva Ferguson and Marian Conant in Elyria. Grace Meyers returns to Elyria after Willard visit. Charles Loyd of Cincinnati dines with H W Smith. Clayton Smith attends Wittenburg College Athletic School in Springfield. Gladys Scott of Cambridge visits Clara Cook and plans Cleveland summer stay.

Charles Longberger Brady Lake Ohio J. J. Buswell Northrup Street Harley Jr Harley Gibbs Marseilles Avenue C. H. Gibbs 335 Tenth Street William Kiely Ed Kershaw Cleveland Kent Kent State Normal College L. D. Richards Vivian Richards Princeton Avenue Washington State Elyria D. O. Williams Dewey Avenue Findlay J. Marie Bullock Denver Boulder Colorado University of Colorado Salt Lake City Yellowstone National Park R. G. Anderson Lodi Street Treva Ferguson Marian Conant Lakewood Grace Meyers E. P. Vanderveer Willard Charles Loyd

Weekend Social Notes From Elyria Families

Local society items record Mr. and Mrs. Fromme of Urbana visiting relatives in Elyria and planning a summer abroad in New York. George Bird earned a diploma from Oberlin School of Commerce and will work at Park Drop Forge Co in Cleveland. Various readers report guests, travels, and affiliations with Oberlin College, Lake Shore Pioneer chapter, and church conventions in Chicago.

Fromme Urbana Henry Ingersoll Wear Avenue New York Mrs. Manning Lakewood Manning West Avenue Rosenberry Dover Ohio Russell Chauncey Rosenberry George Bird Cleveland Street Oberlin School of Commerce Cleveland Park Drop Forge Co Marguerite Taylor Charity Hospital Frank Wunderly Marseilles Avenue Lake Shore Guth Elyria Alice Louise Smith Princeton Illinois W. F. Bell Oberlin College Nellie M. Hill Washington Avenue Columbus Paul Kindler Freemont W. H. Ruth Weat Avenue Glen Baxter Saline Mich Ingwid Lund 321 West Avenue

Dancing at Cascade Pa Pavilion Tuesday Night

A brief notice describes a social event at Cascade Pa pavilion on Tuesday night June 18 featuring a 50 cent couple admission.

Cascade Pavillion

Also Mentioned on This Page

Krugman Alice Heginbotham Albert Heginbotham Louisiana Avenue Andrew J. Pitman A. J. Pitman Wiaconda Missouri Evangelical Church of St. Paul Paul Bourquin Miss Heginbotham Theodore Hunt Robert Burns Mr. Burns Love George Pitman Alan Day Henry Katevill Leon Broan Walter Carlin Tempa Reisinger Gladys Sperry Frank Cromwell Second Chapel Streets Wm. C. Fowler W. H. Tipton Thor Stair Abraham Harriet IgTen Charlotte Edson Dorothy Boone Geneva Kilgore Carl von Dittercorf Stephen Foster Cooke-Cool Borothy Ridgeway Arms Circle Number One LaPort Circle Numbers Chapman Miss Rich H. W. Ingersoll J. W. van Dusen Hugh Harris Mildred Folk Miss Folk Alton B. Page Jamestown Mrs. William Morse Elyria Memorial Hospital Knerin 248 Second Street H. G. Hoover Cornell Avenue Urichsville R. H. Gharston Chicago Milnois International Display Men’s Association Daney Marian Daney Anne Daley Gambier Gyle Broad Street Puwusw. Com
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