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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1937

Page

9

Miss Marion Krueck and Bernard Puffer Wed in First Baptist Church

Miss Marion Krueck daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles J Krueck wed Bernard H Puffer in a ceremony at the First Baptist Church. Rev Neiighbour officiated as organist George Garthe and William Garthe provided music. The couple received 125 guests at the Gospel Mission reception with floral decor of white and pink peonies and roses. The bride, a Elyria High School graduate, will travel on a southeastern motor trip after the ceremony. The groom, Heidelberg College alumnus, is a civil engineer.

Charles J. Krueck Tuna Banking First Baptist ‘Church Marian B. Krueck Bernard H. Puffer Neiighbour Aebrian East River Street Melvin Puffer Ravenna Avenue Ravenna Ohio George Garthe Amherst George William Garthe Mendelssohn Martiate G. Taylor Faith Krueck Lakewood Alberta Puffer Kathleen McManama Elyria Robert Krueck Lawrence Hales Warren Claude Krueck Watkins Glen New York Gospel Mission East Bridge Street Puffer Elyria High School Elyria School of Office Lorain County Heidelberg College Tiffin Sizma Chiraternity Jwedding Lorain Toljedo Painesville Perry Cleveland

Gibbons Kozel Wedding Solemnized in Afternoon

The wedding of Miss Rose Kozel daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Kozel 633 West street and Wilbur Gibbons son of Mr and Mrs J P Gibbons 977 East River street took place at St Agnes Parish House at two o clock Rev Fr Leo J Brisiel officiated The bride wore a white gabardine suit with blue accessories and a white hat The bridal party included Joyce Hastings as maid of honor and gardenias for flowers They left for a trip and will reside at 201 Hardwood Street Elyria Both attended Elyria High School with the bride graduating in 1956 and Gibbons employed by Weatherhead in Cleveland

St. Agnes Rose ‘Kozel Jack Kozel West Street Wilbur Gibbons J. P. Gibbons East River Street Leo J. Bris W. W. Walker River Forest Illinois William Gobhart Grace Lutheran Church Emil Moncike Harvard Avenue Niagara Falls New York William J. Sharpe Fast Avenue Ramo City Indiana Eva L. Maddock Harley Haskins Grafton Road Rocky River Meta Schergens Tell City Ernst Irion Third Street C. X. Johnson J. B. Johnson Ohio Street Chicago Santa Monica California Kepudth Heidrich Princeton New Jersey Heidrich Princeton University Harold Rogers Mt. Sinai Hospital Cleveland Milwaukee Clarence F. Hardy Lake of the Woods Ontario Canada Detroit Phyllis Pond Patsy Schorndorfer Dayton Ohio Marjory Johnson Ralph Tapper Miss Pond Ohio State University H. K. Finley Denison Avenue Fostoria First Baptist Church Lee J. Riddell Jacqueline East 140Th Street Ethel Dunnell Ashland Russell Fisler Eleanor Lydia Keyser Middletown W. H. Fisier Hagerstown Maryland Allyn Rose Edith Barker East Broad Street Rochester Batavia Guy B. Findley Robert Ann Arbor Michigan Joyce McKinley Dorothy Welch New York City Laura Welch Miss McKinley Tater Philadelphia Pennsylvania Charles Delsig Lillyan Stephens H. B. Newton Washington Avenue Vermilion Fern Schaber Hare Tempa Reisinger Delwin Reisinger Aer

Miss Dorothy Bickel to Wed George Koehn in Lorain

Lorain announces the forthcoming marriage of Miss Dorothy Carolyn Bickel daughter of Mrs Christena Bickel to George William Koehn son of Mr and Mrs Gust Koehn of Elyria. The ceremony is set for seven thirty this evening at St John Evangelical church Lorain with open church observance. The notice also details a church class meeting at the Hinderer home with solos prizes and July hike planned. Father s Day service at Church of Christ features topic The Fathers Far Look by Will J Foster.

Dorothy Carolyn Bickel Christena Bickel Lorain George William Koehn Gust Koehn Columbus Street Elyria St. John's Evangelical Church Church of Christ J. Foster

Honor Shower For Bride Mrs Howard Ahlgrim

A social shower honored the recent bride Mrs Howard Ahlgrim at the Oberlin road home of Miss Esther Rowley. Miss Elia Morse won first prize for her score, Miss Betty Osborn took second, and gifts of jewelry were presented. Pink and white decor graced the dining table with a dessert course served.

Howard Ahlgrim Ray Stuntz Esther Rowley Oberlin Road Banco Elia Morse Betty Osborn Ahlerim

Mrs Roy King and Mrs Fiend Drusendah Honor Catherine Gates

Catherine Gates was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs Roy King and Mrs Fiend Drusendah at the farmer's home on BI street. Gates is the bride elect of Elton W. Hudson of this city, to be wed August 19. Guests numbered 14 with contests and a salad course. The bride elect's mother, Mrs Lator of Farr View, attended from out of town. Mrs Gates received many gifts.

Roy King Fiend Drusendah Catherine Gates BI Street Gates Ailde Elton W. Hudson Lator Farr View Cies Misa Gates

Secret December marriage of Ruth Phelan and Stewart Faulkner

The couple, Ruth Phelan an American Airlines stewardess and Stewart Faulkner son of Roy H Falkner of Auburt Cord Auto fame, were wed last December 28. The groom is two years old, a University of Illinois graduate, and works in American Airlines Boston publicity. The bride, 25, a Cook County Nursing School graduate, has flown 356000 miles in three years of service.

Ruth Phelan American Airlines Stewart Faulkner Roy H. Falkner Auburt-Cord Automobile Company Mabel Phelan Iowa City University of Ilinois Boston Mass Cook County School For Nurses

Mrs. Fred Young Hosts D A R Chapter Meeting

Mrs. Fred Young of Cleveland Road hosted a large turnout of Fiyria Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution with honored guests Mrs. John Heaume of Springfield state regent and Mrs. J. W. Cotton of Cuyahoga Falls director of the Northeast District. A silver tea was announced for June 25 at Mrs. E. J. Blaser’s home with bridge options. The chapter approved associate memberships for Elyria residents with other chapter ties, a historian’s report was given, and Mrs. Heaume urged constructive programs a stance against Communism and youth involvement including a junior group.

Fred Young Cleveland Road Fiyria Daughters of the American Revolution John Heaume Springfield J. W. Cotton Cuyahoza Falls Northeast G. BE. Lamberton Elyria E. J. Blaser Cornell Avenue Charles Crehore Cotton Canton Heaume D. A. RB Youngs Lamberton Bertha Shepard M. W. Eldred L. B. Fauver

Vacation Bible School Draws Many From 22 Churches

Daily Vacation Bible school at First Baptist runs 9 to 11 30 A M on weekdays except Saturday. Average daily attendance 186, enrollment 218. Open to new students through Monday June 2, with graduation Friday evening June 23. Opper gives special piano music Monday week and another treat is promised. Mrs Guy Byars serves as general superintendent.

First Baptist Church Guy Byars

Junior Protected Home Corele Initiates New Member

One new member was initiated when the Junior Protected Home Corele met this evening in the IS G.O. F. hall. Following the business session the salis drilled. The next meeting will be held on July in the I.O.O.F hall.

Corele G.O. F Salis O. F. Halt. S

Calendar EVENTS MONDAY Community groups and socials

Calendar notes show the Men's Missionary League at United Presbyterian Church, Colonial Club hosting J H Merthe at The Gables, a Mrs R K Nichols gathering on Columba Ave, and a Middle Stepsr wiener and marshmallow tea at Firwoods. Also listed are a birthday party for Canton Lorain Auxiliary, I O F Hall meetings, Townsend Club at 7 34 in High Rooms, and a prayer meeting for Inca Min ions at 412 W Eth Street at 7 28.

Men's Missionary League United Presbyterian Church Colonial Club J. H. Merthe the Gables R. K. Nichols Columba Firwoods V.F. AW Canton Lorain I. O. F. Hall Townsend Club W. Eth Street

Cambridge Wedding Unites Miss Charlotte David and Max Chapman

Miss Charlotte Hughes David and Max Joselyn Chapman were married in St Johns Episcopal Church Arlington Massachusetts at four o'clock. The ceremony featured white peonies and heated tapers with Mrs Erie Chapman playing the organ and the couple proceeding under a gardenia and gypsophila bouquet. The bride wore white slipper satin with a high neck and buttoned back, a tulle veil, and carried sardenias and gypsophila. Attendants included sister Mrs Howard Wallace Coxon as matron of honor and Misses Carol Hall and Dorothy Parker. The couple will honeymoon in New England and Knoxville and will reside in Knoxville after September 1 as Mr Chapman joins the faculty at the State University.

St. Johns Episcopal Church Arlington Massachusetts Charles ‘Tiber Hall Charlotte Hughes David Max Joselyn Chapman Erie Chapman Howard Wallace Coxon Andover Maxs Carol Hall Artington Dorothy Parker Belmont Coxon Romeo EF. David Harvard Avenue Cambridge Prichard School Harvard Seminary Chapman Eric D. Chapman Oberlin College Oberlin

Business Women Hold Final Dinner Meeting

Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club held its final dinner meeting of the year at Regnatiz with thirty members present. Hostesses were Mrs. Ruth Palmer and Mrs. Dorothy Funk. Miss Elizabeth Rich, club president, received announcements and a club pin from Miss Vivian Hackett. The meeting featured group singing and reports from the recent state convention in Darton. A picnic is planned for next Wednesday at Miss Sarah Hamilton’s home in Berlin Heights.

Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club Regnatiz Ruth Palmer Dorothy Funk Elizabeth Rich Vivian Hackett Miss Rich Grainger Rogers Sunshine Schu Mann Darton Grace Nau Ruth Gates Cora Phelps Marion Barsett Harriett Hubbard Sarah Hamilton Berlin Heights

Couple Weds In Grafton Immaculate Conception Church

A morning wedding at Immaculate Conception Church in Grafton joined Misa Rita Machovina and Albert Detorre with Father Farron officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Machovina, wore white satin with train and veil, attended by Mary Jane Scott and Helen Detorre in blush pink and aquamarine. The couple will live in Cleveland after a brief wedding trip following a breakfast for forty at the bride’s parents’ home.

Immaculate Conception Church Grafton Misa Rita Machovina Albert Detorre Farron Miss Machovina William Machoving Mr. Detorre C. Detorre Cleveland Mary Jane Scott Helen Detorre Arlene Machoyvina Ellsworth Franks Frank Beck Detorre Grafton High School Elyria Business College Detorra Lincoln High School Creveland Sears-Roebuck Company

Wedding in Wooster Sparks Elyria Interest

Mr and Mrs C A Gibbens of Lake Avenue will attend the Wooster wedding of their daughter Christine to Raymond Landes of Wellington. The ceremony will be held tomorrow at 1 30 PM at Rev R S Tuck's Wooster Church of Christ home with only relatives and friends present. Christine is employed by Ohio Field Gas in Wooster and Landes works at a Wellington foundry.

C. A. Gibbens Lake Avenue Miss Christine Wooster Ohio Miss Gibbens Raymond Landes Wellington R. S. Tuck

Elect P A C Officers At Protected Home Circle

William Leonhart was elected president of Protected Home Circle last night. Other officers include Florence Resar as vice president and Mrs Flora Read as guardian. Installation is set for Friday July 16 with a party planned soon. Reports from Detroit where C E Dunford attended the Supreme Convention noted him as Supreme delegate. The Officers Circle will meet next Friday with Edmund Smith and wife at 110 Franklin Avenue. The next regular meeting is Friday July second.

William Leonhart Protected Home Circle Florence Resar Guardian Flora Read Elizabeth Smith Hazel Brucker Leonhard Dunford Sentinel Durward Gaines Ralph Bruck C. E. Dunford Leonard Dunford Gwendolyn Marsh Detroit Michigan Edmund Smith Franklin Avenue

Elyria Men’s Bible Class Honors Daniel the Daring Topic

L. B. Lindman will present Sunday morning for the Elyria Men's Bible class at the Y.M.C.A. The event features songs by Mrs. H. H. Gregg and Asaph Jones. A special service will observe Father’s Day.

Daniel L. B. Lindman Elyria M. Cc. A

Elyria Eastern Star closes year with guest night meeting

The Elyria Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its Officers' Guest night, inviting co workers from Oakland California Lorain Nor walk Oberlin Amherst La Grange Witchfield and Cleveland. The gathering featured a flag service for Flag Day week and a program including songs dances and poems. Refreshments followed in a flower decorated dining room.

Elyria Order of Eastern Star Mary Kayser Stone City Amherst la Grange Witchfield Cleveland Marshall Daisy Standen Avenue Clubes Wellert Cottage Rothero Street Vermilion-on-the-lake Mother Wand of the Rainbow Elyria Assembly Hieanor Younes Bethel Shrine May Markham

Many Local Residents Attend Regional Church and Social Events

Rev W W Walker attended the English District conference in River Forest Illinois with lay delegate William Gobhart representing Grace Lutheran church. Numerous locals travel to weddings, family visits, and medical treatments including to Niagara Falls New York and Chicago.

Wedding At Bride's Home Unites Miss Barbara McConnell And Jay Dettman

Miss Barbara Daw son McConnell to be married at her home this evening at seven. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W W McConnell. Jay Riley Dettman, son of Mr and Mrs E E Dettman, will exchange vows read by Dr KE Bond. The ceremony features pink and white roses and a family heirloom ring. After a reception for twelve, the couple will travel to Buffalo NY and reside at 455 Twelfth Street.

Bride's Home Barbara McConnell Jay Riley Dettman Barbara Dawson McConnell Anven W. W. McCamretl Mast Avant Mr. Dottman Mra E. E. Dottman Colonial McConnell Banking of Flowers KE. J. Bond Buffalo New York Lside Twelfth Street Dettman Elyria High School Ohio Public Service Company

Community church circles host social gatherings and planning

Chairman Mrs Osborp at 317 West javenue welcomed Circle No 1 of the Methodist church to a final meeting with a tureen dinner. Nineteen members attended as devotions were led by Mrs Fridenstine and reports summarized past work. They planned the Home Council for 4 H Club. Later Miss Elizabeth Rich hosted joint Good Will Bible class and Circle 4 at First Congregational church with a luncheon and social time. The Good Will class plans a July picnic and August birthday lunch. Last evening the Church of Christ Intermediate Endeavor held a wiener roast at Marguerite Edwards home. Ruth Fridenstine won the fundraising contest for a delegate to the summer conference. The evening closed with singing and a friendship circle.

T. W. Osborp West Javenue Circle No. 1 Methodist Church Cong Elizabeth Rich Sixteenth Street Good Will Bible Class Circle 4 First Congregational Church C. M Church of Christ Marguerite Edwards Ruth Fridenstine

Ida Mae Smith Weds James Sparr in Ripley NY

Ida Mae Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Smith of ThRS East Avenue became the bride of James Milton Sparr on June 18 in Ripley New York. The double ring ceremony was held with attendant Mrs Harriett Hanchett sister of the groom. Mrs Sparr graduated from Mlynia High School with the class of 32. Mr Sparr is employed at the Troxel Building. The couple will live at 806 West Broad Street.

Ida Mon §Mith Edward Smith Thrs East Avenue James Milton Sparr Ripley New York Harriett Hanchett Sparr Mlynia High School Troxel West Broad Street

Nettle Finch Webber Club Installations And Program Notes

The Miyria Woman's Club hosted a beautiful installation service for Nettle Finch Webber Club officers led by Miss Florence Stetson. New president Mrs Pearle Wright assumed leadership as Rudyard Kipling readings and a Kipling centered program followed, with poems by Mrs J D Nand and a planned tureen supper for members at Mrs J D Funk's home.

Miyria Woman's Club Florence Stetson Nettle Finch Webber Club Miss Stetson Doris Monroe Nanee Copa Pearle Wright Rudyard Kipling Blanche Thompenn Mise Maude Williams J. D. Funk Edisor Highway H. R. Riddle Sabra Armstrong A. R Webber Nettle Finch Webber

Recital by Piano Pupils at Wurlitzer studios

Mrs. C. A. Squire presents second piano pupil recital at Wurlitzer studios last night featuring duets and solos by Lange Loomis Zander McIntyre Robinson Brown plus ensembles and two pianos. Works span Schumann Debussy Mendelssohn Sibelius Weber Chaminade and more with performers including Richard Loomis Rue McIntyre Virginia Zander Nan Shryock Joan Duckett Grace Warden Eleanor Hishrate Catherine Highgate and others.

The Venina Clare Robinson Strauss Joan Brown Lange Rue McIntyre Rosary Welles Arthur Sparks Shadow Danese MacDowell Nan Shryock Chaminade Romanece Sibelius Joan Duckett Mendelssohn Grace Warden Mrs. Squire Maid

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