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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1933

Page

5

Surprise tea honors Mrs Menz Jr in Amherst gathering

Mrs Edward Menz Jr was delighted by friends at Mrs E G Tens home on Spring Street. Miss Alice Torne won high honors, Miss Elsie Herbst consolation. Guests enjoyed gifts, a pink and white luncheon, and cut flower bouquet. Red Cross rooms at the Public Library open 1 to 4 pm Saturday. last session until September.

Amherst Edward Menz, Jr E. G. ‘Tens Spring Street Harts Alice Torne Elsie Herbst Gladys Neuman Alice Torno Flaire Herbat Edith Berger Alicea Becker Hulda Berger Helen Roemer Helen Schriner Frances Sablers Nellie Mathes Louise Albrecht Pauline Strauss Gladys Hopkins Ruth Mischka Raymond Kane Charles Hamann Elaine Charles

Ticket-of-Leave Man staged by Community Players at Town Hall

Tom Taylor four act drama presented to a large Thursday audience at Town Hall by Community Players. Special musical numbers, scenery, and elaborate costumes marked the production directed by Margaret Rice and Ruth Zilch. Richard Draves stage manager and Mildred Zilch business manager. Benefit for the local hospital. Cast listed with many named players and characters.

Tom Taylor Town Hall Community Players Margaret Rice Ruth Zilch Richard Draves Mildred Zilch Robin Brierly William Robertson James Dalton Robert Strohmeier Hawshaw Howard Nalley Melter Moss Robert Standen Green Jones Norwood Hearn Mr. Gibson Robert Hubbard Sam Willoughy George Innes Maltby George Cox May Edwards Helen Zink Emily St. Euremond Helen Heck Mrs. Willoughby Zita Lahiff Mr. Sharpe Robert Zilch James Paul Braun Dorothea Zilch

Local clubs plan meetings and social events this week

Sixteen Noon Day Club members met at St Peter's Evangelical parlors for dinner and discussion on banking waivers. Depositors’ meetings were set for Amherst Park Bank and Lorain County Savings Bank to explain reopening plans. Mite Society to host ice cream social. Eagles Auxiliary held regular session at Eagle Hall. Holy Name Council to meet at Clayton Young's home. Local church leaders returned from Lutheran Synod conference in Fort Wayne. Families visited. Russell Scarbrough recovered from illness. Sheffield Lake clubs planned bathing beach lights and house repairs. Brookside High School 1933 graduates attended a Cleveland dinner dance.

Noon Day Club St. Peter’s Evangelical Church Women’s Union of the Church Ralph Kolbe J. J. Smythe Mayor Stiwald Paul Mori John H. Ludwig R. L. Mal August Nabskowski Ralph Reinhart William Bodman Amherst Park Bank Town Hall Lorain County Savings Bank Emily Limebhos Walter Adame Amherst H. C. Chambers Russel Scarbrough Sheffield Lake St. James Mission Frank Chambers Kent

Evangelical and community notices shape Lorain church life

Samuel Wragg addresses Elyria federation meeting at A L Vietzen home. Queen Esther class guests at Carolyn Guild home. Union choir rehearsal at St Peter's for Lincoln Park outdoor service. Hickory Tree Grange to meet with program. Local social visits reported among Lorain residents. Church announcements detail services for St Peter's, Congregational, First Evangelical, Methodist, St Pauls, St Joseph parishes with times and rites.

Samuel Wragg Elyria Avenue Ohio Federation of Brotherhoods of Evangelical Churches Brotherhood of St. Paul’s Evangelical Church Elyria A. L. Vietzen Mite Society Carolyn Guild Prospect Street Jack Bruce Gladys Berg Union Choir County Evangelical Churches St. Peter’s Evangelical Church Lincoln Park Lorain

Wedding of John Tarnowski and Afina Malusich in Sheffield

In Sheffield Ohio on June 23 a wedding united John Tarnowski of River Road and Afina Malusich of Stop 7. The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents home with many friends and relatives in attendance. A celebration honoring the couple followed at the groom’s parents’ home. The groom works on Raymond Dunfee’s farm.

Sheffield John Tarnowski River Road Afina Malusich Stop 7 Ard Tarrowskef River Fiead Raymond Dunfee

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