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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
12
A series of society items details Lucille Penfound wedding to E John Porter on Obertin Road with a flower bower arch, reception, and eastbound motor trip home. Other marriages included Katherine Marlett and Elmer Croskey. Alice Smith and Herman Hinderer. Elsie White and Harold Towne. Pre-nuptial events, attendees, and Home locations listed for each couple.
A post nuptial party for Mrs J Robert Keys held at her Lakewood home Friday featured guests from Cleveland Lakewood and Elyria. Prizes were awarded to Elyria’s Mrs James Keys and Lakewood’s Mrs Lynn Buswell and Elyria’s Arthur Haury. decorations centered on blue and yellow flowers with miniature potted rosebuds favors.
The marriage of Elyrian to a Columbus girl was announced. The ceremony occurred in New York at the groom’s home on October 19. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pardoy of Columbus. The groom, a high school graduate, teaches in public Columbus schools and has ties to Fisher Body in town.
Miss Margaret R. Taylor of Tucson a University of Arizona student is named official delegate of the National Student Federation to represent American college students at world meets to be held by 20 Czech trade groups in Prague this summer.
A large informal gathering at East Broad Street featured a pink and white theme with garden towers and a long dining table. Guests included Mrs Mor East Broad Street, Charles Carrick, Pete Minnich, and many others who brought gifts for Eleanor Heights, while activities centered on socializing and a birthday tribute.
A pre wedding party was hosted at the home of Charles Hellman on Twelfth street to honor the groom elect, son of George Sterling and Mrs. Kathry s Whiteman of Lorain. The wedding is set for Saturday evening at St Pauls Lurkeran church at 7 20 p m with Reverend Ernst Irian Oren officiating.
A group of friends held a surprise last evening for Mr and Mrs Lloyd Patton at their Jeffersonton Third street apartment to welcome the bride and groom back from their wedding trip. An informal social evening followed.
A list of recent hospital admissions including Wilhelma Brandt Oberlin Mrs James Szabo and others with given addresses. Discharges include Alex Vogvah and Russeil Mahan among several patients. entries also note newborns Roy Metter and a baby girl at specific streets and towns. The fragment resembles a local hospital notice page.
A readable list of names from Lorain Amherst and Elyria includes Robert Stewart Viola Louise Rutledge Byron Crown Jr Helen Imarama Earl Wheeler Frances Bargain Carl Ericsson Elizabeth Bacon Evelyn Wheat Eliza Beth Bacon Michael Ksenich Wilda McCaul Ida Farkas and Veronica Sarlaus tied to factory and local trades. The Past Association of the Lath ypobeetyaet notes the occasion of their selection of clinners with a Bowler association dinner scheduled at 6 15 p m with reservations.
Brownhelm 4-H Club holds a Pest Hunt meeting after adopting rules and dividing into groups led by Vernon Trinte and John Mori. Participants target various birds and pests, with Ray mond Bacon heading the event. Leaders include R. E. Albrisht Elmer Lave and Parker Baird. The next meeting is June 24 at Lawrence Kneisel’s home.
A Friday gathering at Mrs. FL HL Peck’s home featured a brief business session led by Mrs. Al J. Rice and a program by Mrs. AL J Shattuck. Devotional readings, a reading from the study book, songs by Lois Jean Gerber, and a short history of the National Flag were included. Refreshments followed for attendees including Mrs. Albright, Mrs. Shattuck, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Bechtel, and others.
The avhoot yard is being graded as one of the FERA projects proposed by the Board of Education and township trustees. Work began Monday.
Farmers are urged to attend a meeting at the John H Miller farm at 7 plus a demonstration on the new barrier for Chinese buses. The events are part of county demonstrations directed by U Fo Ha to educate farmers before the bug reaches. Park at clinic for Mrs Bart Miller who is under observation at Cleveland Clinic Hospital awaiting operation.
Applications for truck and trailer license plates at the half year rate will be received by the local deputy registrar of motor vehicles tomorrow, per Miss Allyan Gehl, manager of the Elyria Automobile Club. Tags will be mailed from Columbus to reach owners Monday, the first day they may be used. Chauffeurs licenses, valid for one year to June 30, 1936, are also being issued with exams required.
Eureka Calif June 24 National Guardsmen were ready to move into Eureka and enforce martial law if riots which have resulted in one death were renewed. Companies at Eureka Santa Rosa Chico and Sacramento were ordered to stand by. County authorities feared demonstrators from Washington and Oregon would march on Eureka to protest last weeks treatment of lumber strike pickets by police with ten persons wounded.
A four year program in public school music was announced. A son was born Friday at Amherst Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Kneisel. Mrs Br Lindsier attended a Vermilion flower show sponsored by the Vermilion Garden Club on Friday.
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