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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1935

Page

3

Society Pen Church Nuptials Tie Miss Wanda Decker to Percy Warren

Miss Wanda Decker daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Decker of Murray Ridge road wed Percy Warren son of Mr and Mrs Harry Warren of Fifteenth street yesterday afternoon at First Congregational church. Dr William Muir Auld officiated at four o clock. The altar featured white peonies and green backdrop. The bride wore white satin with court train and long sleeves, tulle veil held by orange blossom band. A pendant gift from the groom accompanied her bouquet of roses and popphela. Mrs Norman Becker sister of the bride was matron of honor in blue silk lace with pink rose and popphela bouquets. Bridesmaids wore blue gowns with pink veils and carried blue vet pommaids. Little Miss Wardes niece of the bride appeared as flower girl. Best man was Leonard Warren. other groomsmen Clifford Warren Norman Becker and Edwin Thompson. Organ selections preceded and followed the ceremony. a buffet reception followed at Mrs Becker’s Amherst home for about 100 guests. The couple will reside at 1498 Middle Avenue after a Rose wedding trip.

Pen Church Wanda Decker Harley Decker Murray Ridge Road Percy Warren Harry Warren Fifteenth Street First Congregational Church William Muir Auld Psophela Norman Becker Amherst Dinnor Bana Mag Wilson Etyr Aliee Becker He Amherst Wide Warres Lue Orides Leonard Warren Clifford Warren Edwin Thompson Elyria Eric Chapman Hawley Ligurance Cadman Luxembourg Garden Manning Dorothy Isabelle Storet Clyde L. Johnson Liftington North Carolina Jane Mateenih Mercer Pennsylvania de. R. E Grant Giason Johnson ‘Ie Kentucky Tennessee Lillington

Kaiser Home Hosts Triple % Club Meeting

Kaiser entertained Triple % Club members at her Jefferson street home last evening. Betty Duity opened, plans for a wiener roast were made, prizes awarded to Alena Ryan and Alice Lunsky, refreshments served, club adjourned for two weeks pending Lunsky hosting at West River street.

Ags Rose Mane Kaiser Triple % Club Jefferson Street Betty Duity Ailena Ryan Alice Linsky Miss Lunsky West River Street

Plan Card Party Planned by Bhagles Auxiliary

Bhagles Auxiliary met in regular session with good attendance. A card party is planned for Friday evening June twenty first. The next meeting will be July third.

Bhagles

Plans for Gala club guests and June activities

Two future activities were arranged for Gala club members during a guest evening at Miss Evelene Ernst’s home. On June 2 both members will invite a guest to a wiener roast, and on June 24 Miss Dorothy Sandrock will host at her home. Margaret Beaver is publicity chair and Madeline Rezek social chair, with June events to include a charm contest and a tea served by Rosabell Rhoades.

Evelene Ernst Dorothy Sandrock Margaret Beaver Madeline Rezek Rosabell Rhoades Miss. Rhoades Aileen Fiedler Jona Court Julyard Miss Rhoades Eighth Street

Gnomes Hold Luncheon As Season Ends In Columbia

Yesterday afternoon at the honor of Mrs Elmer Battenhouse of Columbia avenue the Gnomes met for a tureen luncheon as a special feature for the closing meeting of the season. Bridge games followed with Mrs Clarence White second and Wis tering Ray third. New officers elected include Mrs Jack O'Brien president and Tre Ray reporter. Members and families plan an event on June 27 at the Jake. regular sessions will resume September 5 with Mrs Battenhouse to entertain.

Elmer Battenhouse Columbia Avenue Clarence White Wis Tering Ray Jack O'Brien Tre Ray Jake

Circle 3 Luncheon and Final Circle Meeting

Circle 3 of the First Methodist Church hosted a luncheon at Wandland Avenue with Mrs. Howard Borsa as hostess. Eighteen members and one guest attended a tureen luncheon followed by a business meeting concluding the year. A yearly report was presented by treasurer Mrs. Edwin Arnold. Circle 2 held its final meeting at Mrs. Ada Hermbach’s home, with Mrs. Harley Vibber in charge and Mrs. John Shook leading the devotional.

Howard Borsa Wandland Avenue Circle No 1 First Methodist Church Ada Hermbach Fourth Street Circle Ais Edwin Arnold Harley Vibber John Shook

Community calendar of church groups and social clubs event listings

A cluttered calendar lists Ed Hainold of Circe No 02 5 in the evening, Circle No 5 activities, a DiCate nelock gathering, a Ladies group at Cotton Lake, a Woman's Association meeting with Mrs Mildred NUTSst, and a Gamma sorority hospice in Amherst. De Molay elections, Daughters of Scotland, Seugiery club with Mrs Otto Stegman, a piano and dance recital at Ec School, Semper Fidelis with Joyce Hastings, Furpare Street, Soria Couvei No 34 RB annual officer elections, Women’s Benefit Association, Pioneers, Clan Robertson 242, Camp and Adathay Spanish War Veterans, and a birthday gathering for Mrs F.N Frobarser at 34 Second Street with a four-course luncheon.

Nominating Committee Picnic At Century Park

Emmanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid Society held a picnic at Century Park yesterday with twelve members, children, and one infant present. Special birthday cakes honored Mrs Harold Sayies Mire David Lindberg and Mrs Rhemeck. A short business meeting named the nominating committee of Mrs Hazel Rheune, Mrs A Flaiverts, and Mrs Ira Arnold to report new officers at the next meeting July seventeenth. A sports program with prizes entertained attendees.

Emmanuel Lutheran Church Aid Society Century Park Harold Sayies Mire David Lindberg Rhemeck Hazel Rheune A. Flaiverts Irainold Baines Lindberch Charles Coniam Flaherty

Entertains For Bride Miss Opa Champion

A compliment to Miss Virginia Parks was given by her brother and fiancé at Mrs. Leon A Selman’s Ohio Street home. Four sables of cards were played with Mrs Earl Fauver winning high, Miss Lillian Warmee second, and Mrs R W Baulhaber third in bridge, while Mrs J C Champion won the other game. A pink and white refreshment course followed, and Miss Parks received a gift. Out of town guests included Misses Leslie Pershing and Warmee of Cleveland.

Opa Champion Virgina Parks Leon A Selman Ohio Street Earl Fauver Lillian Warmee R. W. Baulhaber J.C. Champion Miss Parks Esle Pershing Miss Warmee Cleveland

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Timeline

Hospital admissions list includes Ward Bliss at 352 West Street and R. P. Vaughn with 327 Tlenison Avenue. Discharges feature Mrs Leroy Schrozder at 236 West River Street, Mrs Willis Williams with newborn, Mrs Lievd Wor y giv at 402 First Place, and the Patt family at 248 South Maple Street. Also listed are Patricia Banville and Rita Minnick among others at Columbia Station.

Ward Bliss West Street R. P. Vaughn Tlenison Avenue Patricia Banville Williams Street Leroy Schrozder West River Street Willis Williams Larain Lievd Wory Murray South Maple Street Eileen Virginia Noman Patt Columbia Station Rita Minnick Apache Road

Licenses Issued To Individuals In Lorain and Elyria Areas

A list of names and places appears to outline licensing actions for several individuals across Lorain and Elyria including merchants and truck drivers. The readable segments mention Charles Henry Bark Pearl Drechsler John Hegbaker Ansa Tulipan Norval Buca Marjorie Eisra Imick Griv Wanda Klackow Frank Katrick Donna Davidson and towns Lorain Elyria Sheffield South Amherst and Sheffiel arold W. Rath.

Charles Henry Bark Lorain Pearl Drechsler John Hegbaker Cleveland Ansa

Eastern Star meeting to close season with initiation

Meetings of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold their final fall meeting Friday at 3. Initiation and retests will be served. A total of 347.04 was directed to church work by the Methodist Cir 2 No 9 per treasurer Mrs Earl Barche rircia. The circle met yesterday at the home of Mrs John Gray 7% Laundan court. Nine members attended with Mrs R B Lumley and her daughter Betty of Grinnell Iowa among guests. A tureen luncheon followed a brief devotional, then a social afternoon. This is the last meeting until fall and the biannual membership drive will be held.

Earl Barche Rircia Elywoods John Betty Grinnel Inwa Mires Lumley

Plan Picnic for Daughters of St. Andrew at Calkins Home

The Daughters of St. Andrew were delightfully entertained at Mrs. Maa Calkins’s East avenue home. Twelve members and one guest attended a luncheon with Miss Ecther Calkins of Canton, Ohio as the guest. They planned a picnic for Tuesday, the last meeting of the year.

Daughters St. Andrew Maa Calkins East Avenue Ecther Calkins Canton Ohto Daly

Circle 2 Presents Gift At First Methodist

Circle 2 held a meeting at the First Methodist church despite bad weather for a routine afternoon gathering. In appreciation of the work of the chairman Mrs. RE MacDonald received a gift. In July the Circle plans a picnic with Mrs. A Bullock of Sunny Side Beach.

Rly Woods Circle

Olive Lutz to Wed J Martin Beck in July

Miss Olive Lutz daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Lutz of Sandusky announces her engagement to J Martin Beck of Elyria. Lutz, a Bowling Green graduate and former Elyria teacher, will marry Beck, Elyria High School music director and Cornell Columbia Eastman School of Music alumnus, at the bride’s parents home in Sandusky on July 20. Miss Glenna Low and others attended a church group event last night honoring Mr Funk, a longtime teacher and supervisor.

Olive Lutz J. Martin Beck J. D. Funk Lima Adam Lutz Sandusky, Ohio Olive J. Martin Beck My City Muss Lutz Bowling Green State University Elyria Cornell University Columbia University Eastman School of Music University of Itochester Elyria High School Sandusks Flyma School Glenna Low Lima Central High School Church of Christ Funk Mary, Pov Dektie Wilson Adelia Arndt Lillian Mallory Dana Fox

Woman's Group Closes Year With Luncheon

The Woman's Association hosted a hostess luncheon at Second Congregational Church at 12:30 Wednesday to close the season. About 135 ladies were served with hostesses from Divisions A C D and E and the Young Women's Division. After lunch Division E members presented a missionary play Standing By directed by Miss Irene Upton with a cast including Kathryn Smith Ann Bradmick Ruth Wilson Alice Wilson Virginia Stewart and others.

Woman's Association Owelve Emma Seheuneman Florence Gillman Phoebe Clevenger Emily Cheevers Dana F Walter Albright Walter Botamer Max Gregory Robert Foster Vrs Lowise Ramser Aileen Fiedler Beatrice Haliday Rosadale Rhodes Evelene Ernst Orsal Strena

Community and social notes from Marion and surrounding area

Local residents attend fraternal lodge events in Marion and Gates Avenue guests visit for the state convention. Summer programs at Western Reserve University planned for June to August. Births, weddings, and travels feature Miss Ruth Kinney of New Haven and Miss Katharine Blaker in Sandusky, with several travels to Cleveland and Los Angeles.

G. C. Roecker Marion Ohio Fredj Grau William Seeger Surcyrus Wiliam Mund Gates Avenue I. O J. Howenstine Park Avenue Western Reserve University Cleveland Ross Baumgardner South Cave Elyrma Memor Hospital Ruth Kinney New Haven Connecticut Oscar Ehrman Beebe Court Ozone Park Long Island J F Baker Woodland Avenue Western Reserve Universiy

Local social notes from Cleveland area events and visits

Residents and visitors in Cleveland area attend family gatherings and luncheons. Mrs Lumley and daughter Betty visit from Grinnell Iowa while planning to relocate to Vickery Ohio. Mrs Amber Jolly visits from St Petersburg Florida. Helen Busyelli plans a Chicago stay. Ruth Stark tours eastern states with Olmsted Travel Camp. Lorain County Pythian Association met at Castle Hall with leaders from Lorain Woodland lodge and state officers. July 7 picnic and August family picnic announced.

Cleveland Clinic Columbia Avenue R. E Lumiey Betty Grinnell Iowa Tuskiy Lumley J. Nihart Beverly Court Vickery Ohio Wilfred Block Amber Jolly St. Petersburg Fla Frank Paxson Helen Busyelli St. Louis Missouri C. G. Buswell Kenyon Avenue Chicago Ruth Stark Oberlin Road Olmsted Lorain County Pythian Association Castle Hall Broad Street J. C. Stranahan Lorain Woodland Lodge Bob Featheringham E. E. Cornell Eer

Sorority Alpha Sigma Chi Plans Aug Retreat at Vermilion

Alpha Sigma Chi met at Vivian Richards home Wednesday for a business session deciding to spend the last two weeks of August at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Bridge was the evening’s diversion with Maxine Garford winning first prize and Harriet Nelson taking the consolation. A two course luncheon followed, and the group set a return meeting at Babe Smith’s Gulf Road home in two weeks. Sparrows imported from England in 1850 to combat caterpillars are now pests in the United States.

Alpha Sigma Chi Vivian Richards Vermilion-on-the-Lake Maxine Garford Harriet Nelson Babe Smith Gulf Road United States England

Movies Lose Out As Evidence In Sack Auto Suit

Cleveland jury awards Mrs. Theresa Sack 5000 for permanent injuries from a 1920 auto crash. Defense offered motion pictures shot last April to show she could walk, but the evidence failed to influence the verdict against A R Munn & Son undertaking firm.

Cleveland Common Pleas Theresa Sack

Courtroom Gallery Show Slows Proceedings

A dimmed courtroom atmosphere accompanied the display of images as testimony continued. The shaded lighting and reduced visibility framed the proceedings, adding a tense aura to the presentation of photographs.

Subsidies urged to permit marriages in Reading

In Reading Pa Rev Edward H Bonsall Jr urges state subsidies for youths unable to wed due to poverty warning of regrettable tendencies if marriages stay unattainable. He cites a drop of about 1000 marriages last year as catalyst for his proposal. The item notes India’s people have the right to carry cases to London’s Privy Council.

Reading Pennsylania Edward H. Bonsall Commonwealth India London Privy Council

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