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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1939

Page

11

Miss Gertrude Manlet Bride Elect Honored at Luncheon

Miss Gertrude Manlet of Monroeville Ohio, bride elect of Richard M Notley of this city, was honored at a luncheon given by Miss Janet Notley. The event featured a red and white theme, eight place setting, and prizes for Huda Erber and Mrs. Kenneth Young. The couple will wed June 24 at St Josephs Church Monroeville.

Gertrude Manlet Monroeville Ohio Richard M. Notley Janet Notley Miss Manlet Kenneth Young Dorothy Patricia Smith Hilda Mae Erber Janice Alexander Marjorie Young Dorothy Notley Huda Erber St Joseph's Church Richard Notley Ohio Public Service Company Elyria High School

Son of Elyria Minister Weds in Warren

The Reverend W L Burner officiated at the marriage of his son William Burner Jr and Hes ter S Kagy in Warren Ohio on Saturday June 17 at four oclock. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie S Kagy of Parkman Avenue Warren. The couple will reside in Youngstown for the summer and both pursue studies and work at Washington and Lee University and in local employment.

Ida Jean Leiman Frank Leiman Clark Street James J.matousek, Jr J. J. Matousek Cleveland Heights St Mary's Church Schneider Miss Leiman Elyxia High School Mt Sinai Hospital Cleveland Case School of Applied Science Washington D. C W. L. Burner Elyria Leslie S. Kagy Parkman Avenue Warren Ann Lardis Delphinium Minerva Burner Vera Kagy Laurie Pardee Thomas Christopher Union S. C Washington and Lee University Harlan Kagy Alvin Burner Charles Murray Phi Eta Sigma Manatee Akron Theodore Foley Elyrians Foley Akron Area William Muir Auld H C. Ellsworth Roy Speed Wadsworth Stanley Speed Columbus Howard Foley Youngstown Peter Smith Caroline Alice Stella Foley Jacob Meyer Western Reserved University Greenlee Haynes East Avenue Margaret Minch Enid Bunting Minnie Haas

Community Club and Society Gatherings Listed

Alignment of clubs and societies schedules includes Mary Martha Class at St Pauls W alther Leagu e of St Johns Republican Women’s Club Thalians with Mrs Carl Hall Ridgeville Daughters of Scotia with Mrs Dana Perkins Center Ridge Tuesday Gayettes at Mrs Kistner Adams street Sigma Omega Sigma roller skating Eagles Auxiliary Jota Ny with Eleanor Rhodes 712 Sherman Street Sans Souci with Mrs Jack Rick Lake Avenue Young Ladies Society at 178 Fairlawn Tuesettes with Mrs Ellis Caywood Spruce Street Baptist Women’s Mission Supper at 6 Reverend O E Phillips to speak Frank S Harmon Lodge American Legion Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias Woodman Hall Elyria Lodge 103 I C O F Elyria Council Junior U A M in Wursthall Alpha Omega with Clara Mae Gibbons East River Street.

Mary Martha St. Paul's Walther League of Fairlawn Ellis Caywood Spruce Street Baptist Women’s Mission Society O. E. Phillips Frank S. Harmon

Horticulturist outlines soil testing and tulip history talk

J M Van Kleeck of Templin Bradley Cleveland spoke to Garden club members at the Woman's Club last evening proposing a soil testing project. He discussed new flower varieties and tulip origins from Asia to Holland, plus spring bulbs and care. The Sunny Side Up Club met at Mrs. Ed Weber’s home, with prize winners named and refreshments served as the session closed for summer.

J. M. van Kleeck Templin-Bradley Company Cleveland Garden Club Woman's Club Mr. van Kleeck Black Prince King Henry Hollywood Star van Kleeck Asia India Bosporus Constantinople France England Holland Amsterdam United States Washington Sunny Side Up Club Ed Weber Caroline Avenue Marian Carr Banco Meinke Grace Koontz Dorothy Nichol Grace Koontz Wis Cornell Avenue

Lorain and Elyria couple wed in Lorain church

The ceremony of Miss Virginia Triniszewski and Casimir Starzenski took place at Nativity church with Fr Demboski officiating. Maid of honor Helen Starzenski and bridesmaids wore blue marquisette. reception at Sokol hall followed. The couple will reside at 457 Cleveland Street Elyria.

Nativity Church Virginia Triniszewski Alex Triniszewski West 21St Street Lorain Casimir Starzenski K. Starzenski Cleveland Street Elyria Demboski Joseph Triniszewski Zigmund Kasubinski Raymond Wolodzko Sokol Hall Cleveland Kuzak Lorain High School Starzewski Elyria High School Holy Cross Church Thew Shovel Company

No Meeting Scheduled for Circle One at Mrs Bonsieur Home

The calendar note for Circle No 1 of the First Congregational church was corrected saying there will be no meeting at Mrs L E Bonsieur's East Avenue home tomorrow. Astronomers compare eclipses to old records and find the moon advances several hours over long intervals.

Canton Lorain Berger Springfield Nettie ®Ummiers Stady Lewis Lorena S.hlandby Wilson Patriots W. N. A. Geesaman Geesaman Youngstown Oberlin Circle No. 1 First Congregational Church L. E. Bonsieur East Avenue Leedale Anita Hines Smith Mrs. Smith Higbee Cleveland

Local births and travel fill Elyria area notices

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Dellisanti announce a daughter born at Elyria Memorial Hospital on June 19. Several residents travel or visit relatives including Mrs. Edwin Krenn amid a Chicago trip, a Ruggles Beach reunion, Detroit visits, and trips to Albany, Kent State, Canada, and Kentucky. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Forbes, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence among others.

Adam Dellisanti Kenwood Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Edwin Krenn Sam Beal West Bridge Street Chicago, Il Ruggles Beach Robert Martin Dorothy Jack Detroit Michigan H. T. Andrews Princeton Avenue R. B. Struthers Eastern Heights Boulevard Jane Struthers M. H. Forbes Albany New York Dr. Forbes E. L. Smith Kent State University William J. Young Edward M. Kershaw Tempa Reisinger Anne Burke Canada Quebec Thousand Islands Vermont Lake Champlain Lake George Young George Robson Vine Valley Lake Canandaigua Harry Pettyjohn Milford Delaware Samuel Saville High Street Saville Howard Holdredge Youngstown Ohio Fred Lawrence Dick Kebler University of Michigan Ann Arbor Bill Given Columbia Avenue New York City Harry Lawrence Richard Freeport T. F. Sellers Lowell David Harvard Avenue Frederick

Mission Articles Division entertains at Lake Avenue home

Mrs. M. Saville hosted Mission Articles Division F of Second Congregational Church on Lake Avenue Monday evening. Devotional leader Mrs. Earl Stewart and officers’ reports followed. Stewart cited India’s low missionary ratio and caste issues. Freer’s piece on youth summer camps was discussed. June 28 church picnic at Robson Grove replaces regular division picnic. Women’s Association luncheon announced for tomorrow. seventeen attendees served, hostesses noted. No meetings until September.

Second Congregational Church Harolds Freer Robson's Grove Robson Road Women’s Association Harry Pettyjohn Milford Delaware A. E Kemp Frank Spencer Earl Taylor

Licenses Listed For Eight Local Residents

Louis Meyers 21 Avon Township warehouse man and Virginia Smith 19 Ridgeville Township. Edward S Wells 32 Wellington teacher and Dorothy Maxine West 30 Huntington Township. Frank Krakowski 30 Lorain manager and Edith Tesarek 26 Lorain.

Louis Meyers Avon Township Virginia Smith Ridgeville Edward S. Wells Wellington Dorothy Maxine West Huntington Township Frank Krakowski Lorain Edith Tesarek

Local visits and weekend travels across Ohio and Pennsylvania

Hobbs of Columbus visited Rev and Mrs Q D Brown in Thornville over the weekend while Earl Wurst and David Gauss toured Pennsylvania including Cook's Forest Titusville. Marian Stanford spends a Cleveland Nela Park week training with twenty eight other home service candidates. Anna McNeil of Lakewood stayed with Mr and Mrs L O Underhill, including time at the Underhill West Shore cottage.

T. Hobbs Columbus Sellers Q. D. Brown Thornville Ohio Earl Wurst David Gauss Pennsylvania Cook’s Forest Titusville Marian Stanford Nela Park Cleveland Anna McNeil Lakewood L. O. Underhill Underhill West Shore

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