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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1940

Page

11

Wedding of Edward Kranyak in Salineville

Mrs Betty Jacoby becomes Mrs Edward Kranyak after a noon ceremony in Salineville Ohio on June 22 2:30 PM Rev George Sweener officiated Attendants Mrs Robert Hall and David Fraser Guests included Betts Jacoby and Kransak families A wedding supper followed at the ride’s aunt’s home in Sabineville. Both graduates of Elyria High class of 1937 Mr Kranyak works for General Industries.

Edward Kranyak Elyria Salineville Ohio Kranyak Betts Jacoby Albert Jacoby Waterstreet Kransak Stephen Kransak Cleveland Road George RB. Sweener The Salinevie Robert Hall David Fraser Hall Paul Hunter Sabnevile Elyria High School General Industries

Local residents share travels and visits across states and countries

Mr and Mrs Peter Schneider and Mr and Mrs Donald Shriver with two children returned from trips to Buffalo and Detroit and Toronto. Mrs Golese Perry and Mr Robert Shunsa head to Philadelphia for the Republican National Convention. Several families and individuals are noted visiting relatives, attending services, or awaiting travel, with births and local events mentioned among extended social notes.

Peter Schneider Kenyon Avenue Donald Shriver Columbia Avenue Buffalo New York Toronto Canada Detroit Michigan Mirs Golése Perry Fourth Street Robert Shunsa Mormrs Philadephia Perrs Elyria Gerst Ine Muller Mes Erie Chapman First Congregations Theacore Berg Son Tetley Relstves Berg FL W Bunting Ninth Street Rad Jack Amatt Waeshinston D C Amatt University of Maryland Pearle Weight New London

Lake Terminal Vets Association Get-Together Highlights

Lake Terminal Rail road Veterans Association members and guests met at Carey's Villa for a social evening and business session. President T A Kelly presided as toastmaster with varied entertainment from the LT Red Caps and other acts. Future events include a July August outing, clam bake in September, stag in October, and a December dinner dance.

Lake Terminal Railroad Veterans’ Association Carey Lake Avenue Vt. A. Kelly Picsiz Evenins L. T. Rec Caps Little Jos Mr. Kelly C. O. Shaw E. L. Schafer Max Grassnigg N. N. Colbert William Houstin Bruce Kauffman J. L

Hospital Admission List From Ohio Towns

A hospital admission ledger lists patients including Venus Hale in North Olmsted and Julius Bakes at 139 Riverside Court, with other names in Lorain Amherst Wellington and Rome Ohio. Discharges include Mirs Charles Narr and Magdalene Zvosec as well as Richard Aitikison of Lorain.

Venus Hale North Olmsted Glen Himmelsbaugh Riverside Court Julius Bakes West Third Street Marjore Cherry Lorain Clement Wohlever Amherst Loran Popp Gulf Read Robert Harnist Rome Ohio Fiord Walcrex South Abbe Road Merie Braistock Wellington Henry Lesi Chestnut Street Gertrude Tucker Tannery Street Mirs John Cazimir Charles Narr Irs Magdalene Zvosec Richard Aitikison Cleveland Street

Local Club Meetings and Notices Across Town

Calendar items list United Presbyterian Mothers Auxiliary events at 208 Blaine Street and others including Eagles Auxiliary Circle Det and Malcolm Court. Alpha Beta Bluets and Daughters of Union Veterans, Y M C A events, a Lakeside youth gathering, and a Hurtington Beach picnic are announced with public invitations.

United Presbyterian Mothers Charles Shafer Blaine Street Eagles Circle Det Margaret Maddox Malcolm Court Orne Sempre Frank Smith State Street Alpha Beta Bluets Chris Guadagnino Beebecourt Rints Miary Arter Etx Theta Edna Townsend Galaxy Edward Champion Neeth Street Daughters of Union Veterans Y. Moc Somrisa Lakeside Y. Wcc Hurtington Beach Junor Hadassah Gerry Sacks Lorain Towtsend Club Pilgrium Women’s Association Byrom PF Adams Indian Massionary of Arizona Elms Lodge American Legion Auxilary Elvrra I O

Miss Marjorie Grueser Bride Elect Honored At Party

Miss Marjorie Grueser bride elect of Elmer Nikol was honored at a party hosted by Mrs. Walter Thome Mrs. Alice Nixon and Mrs. Albert Schaefer at the Thome home on Foster avenue. Prizes were awarded to Miss Grueser Mrs. Matt Fortman and Mrs. Austin Grueser. The guests received an umbrella gift and clues to gift hiding spots via poem verses. The Nikoli Grueser wedding is set for Saturday June 29 at St Agnes church.

Marjorie Grueser Elmer Nikol Walter Thome Alice Nixon Albert Schaefer Thome Foster Avenue Miss Grueser Matt Fortman Austin Grueser St. Agnes Church

Elyria Rainbow for Girls Meeting Highlights

Worthy Adviser Janet Stroal opened the meeting assisted by Mrs Daniels chairing the advisory board and Iv ing Giergey as worthy patron. The group planned an ice cream social with Peg Marsh in charge of arrangements, noted Marilyn Hastings and Martha Brodbeck along with Vivian Hudson and Gerry Sandreck on the committee. Announced were Rainbow DeMolay boat ride on July 12 and a moonlight boat ride on August 1. A summer tennis tournament and the state conclave in Columbus from June 30 to July 3, with Desnler Wallick Hotel as headquarters, were also discussed.

Elyria Assembly Janet Stroal Columbus Desnler-Wallick

Birmingham Entertains Group at Mrs Bates Home

Mrs Marion Bates hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering with friends including Mrs Clark of Hipton Gate and a former Africa missionary. Prize went to Mrs Carrie Davidson. attendees list includes Mrs Lilian Obbitts Mrs Elavene Sklenner and several others.

Birmingham Marion Bates Clark Hiupton Africa Carrie Davidson Cark. Rirs Carrie Davidsorm Lilian Obbitts Elavene Sklenner Ronald Jerome Logan Theodore John Dudash John Ernes Bates Ralph Ernestine Otto Schoeprle Alice Clarence Miller Charere ® Parker Charles Griffin Frank Griffin Jesse Berkmeyer Glenn Berkmeyer Henry Koppenhafer Mirs Wadsworth

Missionary speaker at United Presbyterian meeting

Dr J G Campbell guest speaker for the Men’s Missionary League uniting at the United Presbyterian church last evening. He described gospel spread by native workers in India and noted 100000 conversions three decades, despite illiteracy. Meeting opened with hymns and devotions led by Rev G W Byars.

J. G. Campbell United Presbyterian India Men's Missionary League United Presbyterian Church

Dorcas Class to Meet at Gibdens Home in June

The Dorcas class of the Church of Christ will hold its June meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs A Gibdens of Stop 6 Lake Avenue. The gathering moves from Friday to Saturday night June 29 at 8 o'clock. New officers will be installed during the meeting.

S. S Bible School Council Church of Christ J.D. Funk Edison Highway A. R. Webber Jank Crawford Jack Esker Betty Adams Norma Slusher Dorcas Air. and Airs. Co. A. Gibdens Lake Avenue

Local Socials Highlight Mrs Relph Prince and Friends

Mrs Relph Prince entertained a group of friends Thursday afternoon. Martin Miller visited relatives in Milan for several days. Mrs Frank Griffin and Mrs Jim Clary were in Elyria Friday.

Relph Prince Martin Miller Milan Frank Griffin Jim Clary Elyria Fridar

Betay Vandemark Hosts Hi Lo Club Evening

Betty Vandemark hosted Hi-Lo club members at Park Avenue home last evening with bridge as the diversion. Jane Crow won first prize, Frances Grocott received consolation. The group adjourned to meet in Eat weeks with Bennie Meyers on Park Avenue.

Modern Wives Club Albert Kistner Adams Street Leon Ryan Max Markel Garvin Avenue Lawrence Slavin Markel David Miller Betty Vandemark Park Avenue Bridge Jane Crow Frances Grocott Bennie Meyers

W E A Officers Club Meets Thursday at Crystal Beach

The W E A officers club will gather Thursday at Crystal Beach for a tureen luncheon. Members are invited to attend and share in the meal and discussion.

W. E. A. Officers Club Crystal Beach

Licenses Issued In Lorain Oberlin Area Pairs

License records list Leonard Theodore Sexular age 24 mail carrier of Lorain Anna Pok Ymska age 26 of Lorain David L D Burgess age 21 of Oberlin and Bernadine Guibert age 21 of Lorain as license holders in a regional filing.

Leonard Theodore Sexular Lorain Anna Pok Ymska David LD. Burgess Oberlin Bernadine Guibert

Columbia News Notes Details Local Socials and Construction

Community events fill the week with a strawberry and ice cream festival at town hall hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church and a silver tea on July 1 at A. A. Keyse’s home. Miss Lucile Churchward is to wed W. MacClellan of Akron. a bridal shower honors her on June 27. Household projects include J. H. Bartter building two houses at Boone and Squires, and Roy Osborne planning a summer cottage on Laird estate land.

Columbia Town Hall Ladies Aid Society Methodist Church Pubdicc Ais A. R. Keyse Lucile Churchward C. F. Hales Miss Churchward W. MacClellan Akron Farm Bureau Home Council and Mirs Hubert Morlock Loleta Hales Philadelphia Women’s Baptist Mission Circle Ora Walker Miss Clover Ingram Mr. and Mirs. Ingram Ridgeville

Amherst Rotary picks officers and committees for year

C E Cooper will become Amherst Rotary Club president July 1 and has named officers for the year including vice president W J Derling secretary R L Menz treasurer Walter Miller and sergeant at arms Conrad Zilch. Committees cover program fellowship public information community service and more with names of multiple members. Lorain presented a Havana Rotary convention report.

Amherst C. E Cooper Amherst Rotary Club W. J Derling R. L Menz Walter Miller Conrad Zilch August Nabakowsski CE. Cooper F R. Powers Kenneth Kuntz Ted Wiseman Arthur Aebersold William Baker Lorain Guess Packer Havana Cuba

Eagles To Sponsor Patriotic Program in Town Hall

Plans for a patriotic program were announced after the Eagles met. The event will be held Wednesday evening July 3 on the Town Hall steps with C A Lauer as committee chair. Churches and village groups will cooperate.

Eagles Town Hall C A. Lauer Darien Hugh McGarvey Henry Raesler William Bruce

Eagle Home to Host Event Then Travel to Dayton

The auxiliary plans a Wednesday 7 o'clock gathering before departing Friday for Dayton to enter competitive work at the state convention.

Eagle Dayton

Eagles Top Clearview 13 5 in Monday softball

The Eagles softball team defeated Clearview 13 to 5 at Clearview Monday evening. It marked their third win in two days as they followed a doubleheader sweep of Berrill Cigars of Lorain at Harris Street Field Sunday afternoon 15 to 2 and 4 to 2. Tonight they face Edwards Foods at Harris Street Field.

Eagles Clearview Berrill Cigars of Lorain Harris Street Field Edwards Foods

Hospital Auxiliary Plans September Meeting At Hospital

The Hospital Auxiliary dis continues July and August meetings and will meet next on September 23 at the hospital. The group will work at the hospital on the second Friday and spent the evening making surgical dressings.

Discharges Names Kalman Farkas and Mildred Copas

Mrs Kalman Farkas and her baby girl and Mrs Mildred Copas along with Loran are discharged from Oberlin road.

Kalman Farkas Oberlin Road Mildred Copas Loran

Avenue Club to Meet at Masonic Hall This Week

The Avenue Club plans a Wednesday evening meeting at the Masonic Hall with hostesses Mrs. Clarence Dean and Mrs. J R MacKenzie. Guest Pearl Naugle of Bedford Indiana visits Edna and Olive Beller. George Carter Mrs Kenneth Alexander attend Gust Baenstrom funeral Toledo a former Amherst resident. Knights of Pythias held third degree Monday night. New officers installation set for next Monday evening.

Avenue Club Masonic Hall Clarence Dean J. R. MacKenzie Pearl Naugle Bedford Ind Edna Olive Beller George Carter Kenneth Alexander Gust Baenstrom Toledo Amherst Knights of Pythias

African Linen Seen From South Africa Flax Plans

A Cape Town article notes African linen made from South African flax is a distinct possibility due to strong demand. Proposals suggest promoting a flax growing program similar to a plan enacted 23 years ago by authorities.

Capetown South Africa

Herring Gains Popularity in Paris Amid Meatless Fridays

As meatless Fridays spread, the humble herring becomes a favored choice in Paris dining. Chefs promote its affordability and versatility, drawing year round demand from households and seafood markets alike.

Paris

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