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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1938
Page
7
Bethel Shrine members enjoyed an afternoon dessert bridge and a evening meeting. Mr and Mrs Wahler Watts and Mr and Mrs Neal were honored in celebration of their golden wedding anniversaries.
Last evening at eight o'clock Nirs lla Portman became the bride of William Wooton of Cleveland. The ceremony occurred in the Portman's living room at 1222 Lake Avenue with Rev Ernst Irion officiating. A reception followed with thirty guests as the couple planned to reside at 12 2 Lake Avenue after July first.
Aphrodite Club members enjoyed a Sunset swimming party at the Y M C A yesterday. Girls rode to Ely Tia outskirts for swimming on Black River, staged games led by Alice Sanders, roasted steaks and wieners, sang songs, told stories, and planned a co ed beach event for July 14 at Beaver Park led by Gladys Anderson, Alice Sanders, Helen Zevenman, and Pauline Wentz. Miss Saiderie Wurts was their guest, and they presented a gift to Doris Swindling who left for California.
A misc shower was held last evening at 294 Sixteenth street for Miss Thelma Sabol bride elect of Frank Mihalik of Lakewood. Guests enjoyed bingo with Mary Farkas winning first prize and Mrs. Selk second. Out of town visitors were Mrs. Frank Mihalk Sr and Mrs. John Sepsi and daughter Mary of Cleveland.
Circle No 1 of St Pauls church was entertained by Mrs. Fred Klein on Nichols court yesterday Fifteen members and two guests were present The guests were Mrs Llewellyn and Mrs Marsh Devotions were led by Mrs Margaret Quade The afternoon closed with refreshments following a brief business meeting In three weeks on July fourteenth Mrs George Mahlke will entertain at the home of Mrs Gus Pallas on 239 Princeton avenue
Elyria friends report the marriage of Carleton Newmyer to Helen Hornberger of Ashland at United Brethren Church Ashland last Saturday morning. Best man Paul Menz of Elyria. couple to reside in Ashland. Newmyer, Elyria High and Bowling Green alumnus, is employed by FE Meyer Brother Co. of Ashland.
Re-elect officers of Circle No 2 of the First Congregational Church after a three luncheon in Mrs Annetta Otto s wood behind Tele graph road Twenty members and guests attended The nominating committee presented names for re election and Mrs Wilbur C Clark was chosen chairman Mrs James Hewitto vice chairman Mrs H H Meckley treasurer and Mrs C J Robinson secretary Airs Elizabeth Meredith read her own poem on King Edward The gathering closed with informal social time This was the group s final meeting of the year.
Pythian Sisters met in the British Empire Hall for their regular gathering. The planned card party was postponed due to hot weather and will be rescheduled. An auditing committee was appointed: Mrs. Edna Manzelman, Mrs. Florence Brown, and Mrs. Fannie Gutensohn. The Birthday committee served refreshments. The group willMeet again on June thirtieth.
Thirty two members and children of Circle No. 4 of St. Paul’s church enjoyed a tureen dinner at Mrs. L. Feeley’s home on Diagonal road. Mrs. Anderson led devotions and a brief meeting followed. A group photo was taken and games were played. The circle plans to meet July 14 at an announced location.
Club members met last evening with Muss Reseena Padley on Cambridge court for a short business session. Mrs Joseph Padley won the 1st high score in bridge. Helen Koehn received consolation. A floral centerpiece graced the luncheon table. The next meeting, in two weeks, will be a beach party hosted by Mrs Elwin Shay.
The Silver Shoper club gathered at Mrs. John Bailey's home on West Twenty-Third Street Lorain. Prizes were won by Mrs G G Humphrey Mrs Frank Steele and Mrs Dan Filow. A green and pink birthday cake was present for Mrs George Henry. Next meeting will be at Mrs Dan Filow's home 457 Kenyon Avenue.
A public record shows hospital admissions for Jean West, William Sittinger, Charles Wilford, Edward Sutorus, Frank Stellar, Robert Holmes, Kenneth Carruthers, and Mrs. Joseph Janosik in Lorain including 455 West Ninth Street and 266 Prospect Street. Discharges include Kathryn Muhich and Mrs. David Hall. Other items note residents Frank Mate Sr in Grafton and William Rourks, James Ross in Lake, and Mrs. Ralph Lawierce and Samuel Lumadue at listed addresses.
An old line legal reserve life policy offers 1st year dividends and 3rd year non forfeitures with monthly premiums. It promises the lowest rates among liberal provisions and invites inquiries via Mrs E C Barclay at 128 Grant Street or phone 39 924.
The CEC Club hosts an annual guente at Cascade Park this Sunday afternoon June 22 with a 2 PM start and supper at 6 PM. Armuse ments and social time accompany the event inviting all members and friends. The Colonial Club meets at Nis Kress on West Avenue for luncheon on Monday at 12.
Cascade Pata hist evening featured Mr and Mrs Vernon Ross and Mrs Doris Spigue in charge of arrangements A pineapple supper was served and friends enjoyed playing ball Attendees included Mr and Mrs Vernon Ross Mr and Mrs Harry Seniawa Mr and Mrs Burton Boynton and others as listed with local residents and families in attendance
Miss Ida Lozier vacationing in Elmira New York this week. Mr and Mrs Albert D Neal of Spokane guests of Mr and Mrs C R Hallock. William Bowdler spending two weeks at Kenyon College Cambier Ohio. Mrs Emily Warner visiting relatives in Warren Ohio and Midway Pennsylvania before returning to London. Mrs Charles Woldenburg to Saratoga Springs with her son Harold. Elyria parents Wilmot Long welcomed a newborn son June 23 at Elyria Memorial.
Miss Helen Mashinsky hosted a Kim-Ko club meeting at 203 Chestnut Street. Plans for a beach party on Sunday July third at Beaver Park were discussed. Four bridge games were played with Miss Stella Pincura winning first and Mrs. Helen Olenik low.
The Ladies Aid of Grace Lutheran church met with 22 members. Plans were made for an ice cream festival on July 15 with Mrs. William Schmitkens as general chairman. A letter from former member Mrs. Haserodt was read. Circle No 2 of St Agnes church held a tureen dinner with about 40 attendees.
The Pinochle Club met at Mrs. Emma Scheuneman's Lake Avenue home. Emma Dull won first prize, Emma Scheuneman second, and Florence Gillman, a guest, third. A three course luncheon was served. Dill to entertain in two weeks at her Nichols Block apartment.
Dorcas Class of the Church of Christ meets with Mrs J D Funk Edison Highway for installation of officers. Daughters of America hold degree practice. Protected Home Circle officers club meets with Mr and Mrs Earl Kaylor Foster avenue. Rollin E Hinkson V W Pos No 3341 and Auxiliary meet in Woodman hall. Northwest Encampment No 165 meets in I O O F hall.
The Boals live at 281 Marseilles Avenue in York, with the exact address noted.
An event at 662 West River Street last evening featured a bus tess and plans for Vermibern-on-etne-Lake Cards. Entertainment included Geac mg with a luncheon served by the hostess and her mother, the evening hosted at Meromnets.
Troop 1ff of the Bes Scones held a covestiture service at Emmanuel Lumereenaren on Wednesday evening at 745. Mr Newcumo of Loramry led the principal speaker and Treop No 105 and Mr Gates spoke about the main end law. Tender font badges were presented by Scoumaster Dr Jo L Ur ich. The program featured maze testunts presented by Troop No iig. The meeting closed with the Great Scout Benea cton.
Frances Krenec hosted a Secret Society gathering at her Oberlin Road home last evening. After a discussion a Wiener feast was served, with arrangements led by A na Kasik and entertainment by Bruno Branteny, who played accordion selections while guests were refreshed by Edwin Jones, Fred Pallas, and Bruno Bronteno.
London June 24 Countess Barbara Hutton Haugzwitz-Reventlow may seek to regain American citizenship to resolve issues from her marriage to Count Haugwitz-Reventlow Previously she renounced U S citizenship last December to obtain her husband’s Danish nationality A Daily Express report notes new complications surrounding her Woolworth fortune and Lance their two year old son influence her reconsideration of allegiance to the United States
Personal property tax notices issued in Medina County cover 33 returns with 446.39 tax across seven townships. Delinquent tax lists to be mailed in Lyon and adjoining townships as they are confirmed. Court actions include verdicts, judgments for foreclosures and sales, partition deeds, support orders, and contempt notices with dates from June 6 to June 22 and involving multiple plaintiffs and defendants.
Custody and alimony dispute in La Re Mars court involving Marie E Ahithis and August L Mathys. Case appears to reference the Wood- Mean Accident Coe and monetary claims. Proceedings seek resolution on divorce custody and support matters.
Oberlin June 24 list of church and community events includes St Johns Day service at Pittsfield Community Church with Rev Witham Smith inviting Oberlin residents and families. travel plans of Dr Richards, Rev and Mrs James A Archorns, and others. Bermuda trip for C W Carrick and Charles. Barbara Dudley and Myriam Johnston summer camps. Barbara Howe returns from Boston. Carl Howe back home after year in Boston. Miss Ralston and Miss Johnston summer camps. Paul Ernst to Chamois Missouri. Duane Branigan studies in Poland.
Columbus Ohio June 24 Sales tax collections for the week ending June declined 43 percent from the 1937 week. State Treasurer CH Kinsley reported today receipts from prepaid tax sales for the June 11 week were 3632 169 versus 5115937 in 1937. Year to date through June 11 totaled 15910 733 compared with 21931 489 for 1937. The 1938 versus 1937 comparison up to June 4 showed motor vehicle receipts down 53 percent, with dairy products down 22 percent the smallest decrease.
Bake sale announced at Hultz's Store on Saturday organized by the N Side Guild AJM proceeds support community goals.
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