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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
11
Water refreshments a dorveu. The next meeting will be in the form of a picnile in S'swoods on July 25. Home-made Ice Cream Social at Fields Church Friday evening. All Come. Food Sale Saturday morning at Crandall's Drug by Woman's Ass'n. Ast Cong Church.
A society note details the marriage of a Yellow Springs woman and John Dean Funk on June 27 in Elyria Church of Christ with Rev. W. L. Burner officiating. Mrs. Funk, Antioch graduate and math teacher at Lima Central High, and Mr. Funk, Elyria teacher and church member, plan to reside in Elyria after July 1. Separate item reports Notans Club bingo with winners Mary Newman, Carrie Snoble, and others, plus upcoming July 25 tureen supper at Century Park Lorain.
One hundred twenty five Epworth League members from local Methodist churches gathered in Columbia Station for a corn rally hosted by Rev. Paul P Brown and the Young People. Devotions led by Virgini Green featured a music program and performances by local students. following games and refreshments, social events continued at nearby venues with officers elected forAgenda Fraternity and notes on community gatherings and upcoming club activities.
Elyria hostesses entertain brides-elect and recent brides with showers and garden parties. Miss May Wheatley, to wed Howard Stone, won a prize in games. Mrs Herman Hinderer honored at lace company dinner. St Andrew's Altar Guild hosted a picnic and a post-nuptial shower. Bunco and bridge crowned the evening with gifts and red white decoration themes.
The Second Congregational church group met at Evelyn Brillhart s home with hostesses Mrs Wilma Jenne Florian Hauenstein Mrs Pauline Beesley and Mrs Frances Smith. The president led a tentative plan to spend time at a lake in Awcust during a future outing. In social hour games yielded prizes for Mrs Nell and Miss Ella Hayes. This was the last regular meeting until September Circle 1 of St Paul s Church met at Mrs Minnie Heginbotham s Fairmount Street residence Thursday afternoon with Mrs Martha hosting.
Mrs Erie Chapman presents violinist Ethel Ryan and pianist Robert Spinks in a joint recital this evening at the First Congregational church at 8 pm The public is invited Mrs George Tulk sings three numbers A general recital of all pupils is planned for July with a picnic at The Hedges hosted by Mrs Chapman to entertain her class
Mrs Dana Morris plans to leave for Natural Bridge Kentucky to join Lt Morris. Arthur Bush and family announce the birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on June 27. Florence Stegman, a nurse in Cleveland, was admitted for treatment. Betty Simpson of Tampa is visiting the Graber home. Sally Wison, daughter of Carl Dillon, headed to Sprague Camp near Minocqua Wisconsin. Ruth Shepherd has returned from Winona Lake Indiana. J C Thayer and wife depart for Chicago for a wedding. Emily Pitkin and Line Green attend Ep iscopal Summer School Conference in Gambier Ohio. Mrs Mile*r Altieltot hosts a bridal event. Tau Chi Epsilon meets. prizes awarded for bridge. notes on club officers and luncheon arrangements. Upcoming plans include summer camp outings and a July wedding for Kenneth Deerwest ex.
The Happy Pinochle club was hosted by Miss Julia Hull of Broad Street on a Thursday evening. Mrs Agnes Halderman won high score followed by Mrs Emma Dill in second place and Mrs Helen Died erick as consolation. A three course luncheon was served with garden flowers as decor. Nora Gagen will host the club in three weeks on Thursday July eighteenth.
Admissions include Mrs Arthur Bush of 165 Wood Street and Mrs Michael Arndt of 321 Abbe Road with several other patients such as Nancy Turnbull and Marguerite Prosper. Discharges note Mrs Covert Meredith and a baby boy, along with Marie and Margaret Weigel and others returning home from 461 Cleveland Street and 227 No Ohvest.
Almanac style notes list a DeMolay Alumni dinner at 6 30 PM at the Masonic Temple, a Presbyterian church quarterly commission preparatory service at 7 30 PM, a Class of Church of Christ gathering with Mrs Sam Findlay of Spruce Street, and a recital by Mrs Eric Chapman’s pupils at the First Congregational Church.
Mrs Dora J Morris hosted the Hi Lo club on Blaine Street with six bridge tables. Mrs Nat Bailey won high, Mrs Gian Humphray low, luncheons featured pink and white, and rose decorations. Plans made for a beach party this Saturday. next meeting set with Mrs Mary Henry of Lorain in two weeks.
Yesterday afternoon members of the Coterie Bridge Club were hosted at Mrs Simon Sanker's home on Edgehill Road Cleveland Heights. A tureen dinner followed by a bridge session awarded prizes to Mrs Frank Ryan Mrs William Stegman and Mrs Wildengate. The Sanker residence was dressed with roses and garden towers.
Members of the Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters met last evening. After the business session, cards were played with prizes awarded to Lillian Boddy, Ruby Beat, and Marlan Shrub.
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