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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1940

Page

13

Maryhelen Kolopos to Wed William Claus in Lorain

Maryhelen Kolopos and William Claus plan a Lorain wedding on April 25 at St. Agnes church. Announcement made on the bride’s 21st birthday at a party with relatives from Elyria and Lorain. The couple, both from local families, are known in the area and will begin life with Maryhelen employed as a bookkeeper.

Maryhelen Kolopos William Claus Lorain John Kolopos Foster Avenue Maryhelen J. A. Claus Wickens Place St. Agnes Church Elyria Loraim W. Young J. Vernell D. Farkas Mary Simon Julia Simon L. Hall Marguerite Storrer Victoria Miller F. Brada J. Wargo Bill Kaiopos Claus St. Mary’s Academy Kolopos

Begin Organization Of New Methodist Women's Work

A provisional meeting in Wellington Methodist church launched the Norwalk district’s new Women’s Division of Christian Service. Delegates from nine towns elected nine delegates and three alternates for the March 28 conference in Canton. The group aims to unite foreign missions home missions and Ladies Aid under a single church service body.

Norwalk Wellington Karl P. Meister Fred Sheldon Kenneth Destler Meister Leora Sharp Simpson Church Canton Murton Attica Hyde Lerny Hammerschmidt Medina Tillotson Tiffin Herman Marblehead Yocum Oberlin Johnson Green Springs Paul Portman Henrietta C.J. Morten Methodist Protestant Church United Planning United Church New Women's Society Women's Division of Christian Service Department of Foreign Missions, Home Missions Ladies Aid Pioneers Uniting Conference of Methodist Churches Kansas City Elyria Helen Osborn William Hawk Sheldon

Boy Scout Troop 105 Meeting At First Congregational

Boy Scout Troop No. 105 met at the First Congregational Church at 7 15 after repeating the Scout Oath. Scout master E P Gates announced First Aid courses next Wednesday from 7 to 9 and a paper sale to fund tents. An essay contest on Why I Am Glad I Live in America was noted. New Scouts Norman and Allen Goldstone of Troop 202 were introduced. Ribbons from the June Camporee were awarded to patrol leaders with Flying Eagle, Panther, Beaver and Wolf noted. Swimming classes were announced for Monday at 5. A Nature Study Club meeting followed with 16 boys present.

First Congregational Church E. P. Gates America Auld Gates Norman Allen Goldstone Columbus Flying Eagle Bob Stephens

Local residents visit and events stitch Amherst news

Mr and Mrs Max Calkins of Youngstown and their little daughter visit Lake Avenue relatives and stay for weeks. Amherst Grange hosts music and dances by Jean Wykrendt and peers. Obituary circle for Frank Mack and a trip to Washington planned. Grange supper and meetings highlight club life with budget talks and Sunshine reports. A wedding notice, a ping pong tourney, and a Woman’s Exchange play prep are noted along with a co ed party date change to March 9. Swiss Steak Supper at N Ridgeville Grange on March 7.

Max Calkins Youngstown Ohio Percy Gould Lake Avenue Calkins Jean Wykrendt Mary and Beatrice Lapp Anna Cook Joyce Bucholz Lois Cook Don Merthe Grange Amherst J. ©. Jackson Cornell Avenue Nelda Biggs Erie Pennsylvania Jackson Jacksons Ed Kovaleski Bill Garris Walter Laker Frank Mack Olmsted Falls Hazel Markel Middle Avenue Lakewood Washington D.C Gus Smallwood Linwood Street Elyria Memorial Hospital

Plans For The Month Announced By Woman's Club

Elyria Womans Club departments unveiled March programs at a Board of Managers meeting. Highlights include a March 13 general meeting with Miss Emma Finly presenting a travel talk Adrift Toward Ria, a luncheon by American Home and Child Welfare hosts, and a closing bridge lecture series by Alvin Landy ending March 28.

Elyria Womans Club Board of Managers Emma Finly Lorain High School Ria American Home and Child Welfare Department Alvin Landy Miss Ising Chile Child Welfare Iiie C. E. Danner Ies Political Science Judge Cook Elizabeth Jerusalem Judas Iscariot

Diocesan Spiritual Advisor Speaks at Lorain Deanery NCCW Meeting

About two hundred members of the Lorain Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women attended a luncheon meeting in St Mary’s parish hall. Monseigneur Balmat, Diocesan spiritual advisor, spoke after morning board sessions. Miss Phelan urged full affiliation for the 20th NCCW anniversary.

James Price Lorain Fr. Smith Amherst Martin Ridgeville Feron Grafton Karper Lorain St. Mary Ferrence St. Us. Lorain Helen Phelan Eugene McCarthy N.C. Co William Moseley Entertaining Mgr. Batmat National Council of Cathole Mgr. Balmat National Council of Catholic Women Phelan National Council Detroit Co. A. Easly St. Mary's Altar and Rosary Society St. Agnes Altar and Rosary Society Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John and Catholic Study Club Council

Unemployed Lorain Musicians Named Licenses Holders

Joseph P. Nemeth, 25, of Lorain, and Irene Verag, 22, of Lorain, are listed as licensees. The text notes their occupations as musicians and their city of residence.

Ee Joseph P. Nemeth Lorain Irene Verag

Ely PTA meeting hears on modern educational trends

Former Elyria superintendent Frank M. Shelton spoke on modern trends in education at the Ely PTA meeting. He urged better-educated parents and noted rising teaching standards, plus programs for guidance, vocational training, school placement, and follow-up services to reduce youth unemployment.

Ely Frank M. Shelton Elyria School Ely Parent- Teacher Association Shelton Bettter State Department of Education J.C. Struthers Alice McCracken Oscar Koehn L. Davis George Waller Richard Gatland Russell A. Smith Oregon Trail Gretchaninoff Christiansen Kate Anetlus Patricia Hoke Catherine Hartman Cortine Brown Ely School Sherton

Troop 108 Officers Map 1940 Plans And Campouts

Troop 108 officers met at Scoutmaster M. L. Brown s home to outline 1940 plans. A spring hike is planned, April features a tureen supper at the Church of Christ, and May centers on a Court of Honor. June hosts Camporee at Norwalk, with July and August at Pioneer Scout Camp near Wake Man Ohio. August includes a display at the Ohio State Fair. Attendees were M. L. Brown, Harry Koplin, Dick Slack, Bob Riddle, Roy Moyer, Bert Pitkin, Bob Ordway, Ed Hard. Meeting adjourned 9:00. Explorer Patrol meets March 12 at the patrol den.

M. L. Brown Church of Christ Norwalk Pioneer Scout Camp Wakeman Ohio Harry Koplin Dick Slack Bob Riddle Roy Moyer Bert Pitkin Bob Ordway Ed Hard Explorer Patrol

Vote On New Member In Ladies Catholic Benevolent Assoc

The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association met last night at St. Marys parish hall with Mrs. Kate Baker chairing in the president's absence. One new member was voted in and plans were made for strong attendance at the March 17 senate meeting at Hotel Cleveland. A social session followed with bingo, won by Miss Anna Roling, and the next meeting is set for April 2 in the parish hall.

Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association St. Mary's Parish Kate Baker Senate Hotel Cleveland Anna Roling

El-Port-O Club Hosts Bridge Meeting at Mrs Plas Home

El-Port-O Bridge club members gathered at Mrs Walter Plas home on Tenth street for an evening of games and awards. Mrs Ralph Hamlin Mrs Harvey Holmes and the hostess distributed prizes while Mrs Hilda Bacher filled in for the ill Mrs Charles Crosby. Dessert was served at small hobnail tables and attendance prizes were awarded to students from the third fourth and seventh eighth grade rooms. The president concluded with the poem Unity from the Ohio Parent-Teacher. The next meeting is set for April 2.

Elizabeth Stevens Missionary Society Berean First Methodist Church C. Atkinson Paul Taylor C. B. Simkins W. O. McClellan E. B. Stong F. L. Hicks St. John Carl Williams Carlton Squire O. E. Brodbees Simkins R. E. MacDonald India Japan Turkey South America Phillipine Islands George Boorn Oscar Dunn Phylls Ann Rhnads Lambda Chi Butternut Ridge Road Alpine Village Earl Brown Jack Wagner Frank Rhoads Myron Saussler Grafton Road Ethel Laney League Y. W Evelyn Rodgers Sunshine Sunshine Department Minnie Haas Ann Vincent Frances Clinker Helen Pond Marjorie Storrer Genevieve Zechman Robert Murphy First Congregational Church Miss Zechman Erelyn Rodgers Luella Fisenmann Betty Corkill Grace O'Malley Torothy Mann Doris Swindling Roberta Diak Margaret Minn Miss Holly Phylls Tl-Port-O Bridge Club Walter Plas Tenth Street Ralph Hamlin Harvey Holmes Hilda Bacher Charles Crosby Ohio

Night Calendar of Local Club and Church Events

Tonight features Past Presidents Parlay with Agnes Feron and Zeta Upsilon guests plus Mrs. Robert Haefela and Kenyon court. Miss and Mrs. Club includes Jane Lacy on Cleveland road. Mrs. Wanda Harmon on East Bridge street. Rebekah Lodge holds degree practice. Eagles Auxiliary Drill Team bingo at 0 P M. Townsend Club No 2 hosts surprise program. Ohio Federation of Post Office Clerks Women’s Auxiliary with Mrs Peter Naughton on Princeton avenue. Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae and Gates PTA at 7 30. Elyria Woman’s Club Evening Department presents Miss E Yoder showing colored films of California and Northwest. Lenten services at Emmanuel Lutheran 7 45, St Pauls 7 45 with church council. Second Congregational 7 30 with Dr. Van der Py of Oberlin speaking. United Presbyterian 7 30 in prep for communion.

Parlay Agnes Feron Zeta Upsilon Robert Haefela Kenyon Court Jane Lacy Cleveland Road Wanda Harmon East Bridge Street N. Diederich Cambridge Avenue Rebekah Lodge Eagles Townsend Club Womens Auxiliary Ohio Federation of Post Office Clerks Peter Naughton Princeton Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Gates P.T. A Elyria Woman's Club E. Yoder California Northwest Emmanuel Lutheran Church St Paul's Church Council Second Congregational van der Py Oberlin United Presbyterian

Circle Dot hosts bingo at Walnut Street home

Mrs. Florence Massey opened her Walnut Street home yesterday to Circle Dot members for a bingo session. Prizes went to Mrs. Helen Smith, Mrs. Margaret Maddox, Mrs. Klare Schaub, and Mrs. Sarah Massey. Luncheon followed for members and guest Mrs. Sarah Massey, with adjournment to meet April 2 led by Mrs. Helen Smith of 536 Fairmount Street. Hadassah Bake Sale, Friday All Day, Gas Co.

Circle Dot Florence Massey Walnut Street Helen Smith Margaret Maddox Klare Schaub Sarah Massey Fairmount Street

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Dorothy Funk Mable Little Elizabeth Stevens Begin Organization of New Methodist Women’s Work East Ave East Avenue Wiss Frances Lemon Allen Girl Harvey Holcomb Donny Sokol Ninabelle Hirktine Gladys Kolb Jane Lehue Loretta Boddy Dolly Diewald C. Brecknock Miss Lemon James Mary Griggs Dorothy Eddington Robert Wilson Holcomb Dorothy Sokol N. Ridgeville Grange Thurs Mary Lie Colette Woman's Club West Millinery West Second St Lorain Deanery N.C.C. W Nicodemous Church of Christ Div Parent-Teacher Association News ST. Agnes Clyde Barried Allen Church Hall A. In Bauer F. A. Schilke J. Novak F. Diedrick E. J Novak Mansfield El-Port-O Hadassah Gas Co Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Craim Elyria Dairies Pimiento Elyria Dairies Inc Lorain, Ohio
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