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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1938

Page

12

Squire Wittmer Nuptials Revealed At Small Party

Relatives gathered at Mr and Mrs B J Squire home on Butternut Ridge heard the surprise wedding announcement of Miss Bernice Squire to Wayne W Wittmer of Lorain. The ceremony took place March 19 1938 at the Ashland Kentucky Methodist parsonage with Rev Vogel officiating. The bride wore powder blue crepe with navy accessories. Reception featured bingo and pink and white luncheon. The Wittmers now reside at 128 Waverly Place Lorain.

B. J. Squire Butternut Ridge Bernice Squire Wayne W. Wittmer Lorain Albert Wittmer Vogel Methodist Ashland Kentucky Cyril Reinders Marian Myers Ethel Reinders Ervin Bachman Mrs Wittmer Waverly Place

Page couple to reside in Elyria after Berlin Heights wedding

Mr and Mrs Floyd D Page plan to live in Elyria on Riverside Court following their marriage at Berlin Heights Congregational church on Saturday July ninth The bride Vivian Hartley of Berlin Heights is the former of the couple Page’s O P S Go associate Afr Page is Milan High School and Fenn College graduate A towel shower honored cousin Miss Dorothy Tischler of Cleveland with guests from Cleveland Lakewood Lorain and Elyria A Blue Triangle Club outdoor cookout for July 20 at Woodlands near Y W venue details and contact for information

Berlin Heights Floyd D. Page Riverside Court Vivian Hartley Dudley Afr Page Milan High School Fenn College Cleveland John Bannick Margaret Krugmar Clark Street Dorothy Tischler Billy Burke Mary ‘Margaret Finegan Lakewood Lorain Blue Triangle Club Elywoods Y. W Blue Triangle Helen Harris Nettie Clark Josephine Michel Myra Thompson Viola Wilson

Masonic Eastern Star Picnic Set for July 20 at Crystal Beach

A joint Masonic Lodges and Order of Eastern Star picnic is scheduled for Wednesday July twentieth at Crystal Beach, starting at noon. Events include stunts games and a 4 basket picnic at 6 30 pm with prizes for contest winners and free tickets for children.

Masonic Lodges Order of Eastern Star Crystal Beach Transporvauer Mer Lous Heidrich

Guild Guests At Lake Fourteen Picnic At Potter Home

West Side Guild of St Andrew's parish ladies with children visited Lake Fourteen yesterday for a noon picnic at Ars Raymond Potter's home. Guests toured rooms filled with antiques, games followed lunch, and plans for September adjournment were announced. Seventeen St Pauls Circle No 14 members and seven guests were hosted by Mrs Gust Pallas at Princeton Avenue with a song service and plans to entertain the Evangelical Womens Union next week.

West Side St Andrew's Parish Sheffield Ars Raymond Potter St. Pauls Circle No 14 George Mehlke Gust Pallas Princeton Avenue Evangelical Womens Union John Jehle Huron Street

Hospital Admissions List with Residents and Discharges

A dated hospital admissions and discharges list includes Mrs Will Rucker of 332 Sixteenth Street and Paul Somry of 142 Woodford among others. Discharges include Richard Hines and Robert Newl from Lorain, along with Mrs Harry Steele and Velma Sabo among Vermilion and Vermillion residents.

Will Rucker Sixteenth Street Paul Somry Woodford Rodger Gunder Bell

Many Elyrians plan summer trips and visits

A long list of residents mentions departures for vacations to Pittsburgh Toronto Ontario and Michigan with friends and relatives. Several families plan moves and visits to Canton Massillon Mansfield and Amherst while others return from trips to Put in Bay Vermilion and Lake Huron. A birth is announced and a local rummage sale and city events are noted.

Agnes Anderson Forrest Street Pittsburgh George Amsay Harold Gould Winckles Street H. W. Swindling Park Avenue Canada North Bay H. C. Gollmar Robert New England States Wood Lake Ontario Clarence Beazell Betty Neff Detroit Michigan Fourth Street Canton Massison Wilfred Block East Avenue Painesville Ohio Mr. Black Industrial Rayon Corporation L. O. Underhill Lake Dirs Herry Burkley Mary Jane Mansfield Charles Swindeman South Maple Street Neva Swinde Cleveland C. F. Smith Dorisard Marilyn Buffalo York Doyle I. Lester Doyle Jr Carol Edward Richard Cascade Street Lester Burton West Frankfort Illinois Rolland Behnke Herbert Reeder Erie Pennsylvania Wilam Behnkt F. Neufield Betty North Palm Beach Huron Clede Tucker Muldred Beque R. C. Novatney Stoney Lake D.m Ferriman Cedar St Empire State Boys Syracuse Y Ferrian Pete DeWeese theAlmerican Legion Florence Gillman Beil Axe Amherst Suneay Mae Wooster Janet Hoffman Eighth Stree H J Shelly Philiis Drug Co Edna Malkcer Elvira Telephones Vermulion in-the-Lake Trene Wright Genter Elyria Cumbus Ohie W C. Hoffman Eighth Street Lancaster Edward Malterer W. E. Smith Smith Vermilion Sandusky Put-in-Bay W. B. Hysell Floral Court O D Hysell Peggy Columbus Georgia Rodger Gunder Bell Avenue Elyma Memorial Hospital Wayne Broadwell Sida Mori Elymans Kirksville

Garden Party by Federation Of Democratic Women

The Federation of Democratic Women hosts a garden party at Elyria Woman's Club on Fourth Street Wednesday July 20 starting at 2 PM. Mrs Teresa Smith is general chairman and Mrs Fred Rich plans a musical program. A speaker will address attendees and four women running for the 11th District state central committee will attend and speak.

Lorain Federation of Democratic Women Elyria Woman's Club Fourth Street Teresa Smith Fred Rich

Letter To Club Recalls Et-Yet Clan Meet At Home

A Lake Avenue gathering hosted by Mrs George Cartier opened with notes of a Wiener roast planned for July 27 at Beaver Park for husbands and friends. Gifts from a mystery sister were received. Mrs Dean Ravelle sent greetings from Detroit Michigan.

Katarin Lake Avenue George Cartier Beaver Park Henry Penfand Dean Ravelle El-Yet Detroit

Picnic Supper Held For Bexcon Light Class Group

A St Pauls church gathering at Lake venue last night featured a yard picnic supper hosted by Miss Lena Moelk with assistance from Miss Louise Fox. A bainess session and a white elephant sale occupied the evening as plans were made for a beach party on August twentieth.

Bexcon Light St. Pauls Church Lena Moelk Lake Louise Fox

Relatives Arrange Birthday Party For Mrs Schmauch

Mrs. Caroline A Schmauch celebrated her fifty sixth birthday at home on 905 Huron Street. Relatives seated at a long table on the lawn admired pink and white floral decor. A full course supper and cake with fifty six candles followed as gifts were opened. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Sudro Mr and Mrs Frank Higane Mr and Mrs William Carap and son Norman Mrs Jack Finegan Miss Iris Finegan Bud Finegan Jerry Finegan Miss Margaret Martin Mr and Mrs Arthur Schmauch and daughter Carol Ann Mir and Mrs Horace Ryan and Lewis Schmauch.

Caroline A. Schmauch Schmauch Huron Street Wiliam Sudro Frank Higane William Carap Norman Jack Finegan Iris Finegan Bud Finegan Jerry Finegan Aliss Margeret Martin Arthur Schmauch Carol Ann Mir Horace Ryan Lewis Sehmauch Carolina A. Schmauch

Fat Com Club Beach Party at Lake Rod Lee Prentice

Twenty four Fat Com Club members met at the Mallory home on Middle Avenue at seven last evening and drove to the Day Cottage on Lake Rod Lee Prentice. Hostess Ruth McGinnis and host Far Com oversaw a chilly swim then a fire supper. Special guests Jack Ryan and Charles Pruski attended. The next club gathering is set for August eleventh with Gertrude and Lillian Mallory arranging plans.

Fat Com Club Mallory Middle Avenue Lake Rod Lee Prentice Ruth McGinnis Jack Ryan Charles Pruski Far Com Gertrude Lillian Mallory

Picnic Notice By St Johns Ladies Aid Society

The St Johns Ladies Aid Society met yesterday at the school auditorium on Third Street with thirty women in attendance. Routine business was conducted and refreshments were served by Mrs H Woost and Mrs R Munz during the social hour. The next meeting will be a picnic on Thursday July 28 at Cascade Park.

St. John's Ladies’ Aid Society Third Street H Woost R. Munz Cascade Park

Community Club Calendar and Social Notes Roundup

Calendar items show Circle installs Provect ficors and post ponements for picnics and plays. Grace Lutheran hosts ice cream festival. Royal Neighbors meet with Eileen Carek in North Amherst. Gates School Auditorium events postponed to Fall. Fort-Gt-Me-Not Club hosts luncheon. prizes awarded to Shapiro, Andrewski, Hysell, Stengerwald. Aphrodite club hosts coed swim and steak roast. next stops include Avon Lake and Fur nace Street on July eighth.

Provect Ficors Nettie Finch Webber Grace Lutheran Aid Society Triple 10 Eileen Carek North Amherst Royal Neighbors of America Gates School Women’s Mission Bible First Baptist Church George Palmer Goswold Road Church of Christ Richard Kong East Avenue Aphrodites Aphrodite Club M.C. A Huntington Park Micheli Avon Lake Alice Sanders Gladys Anderson Olve Green Rose Bardl Sadie Vie Wurts Pauline Wentz Evelzn Novak Franklin Sanders Dave Ross Bob Fredericks Alfred O'Donnell Ben Mitchell

Entertain Piano Class at Second Street Home

Virginia Newton hosted a piano recital at her Second Street home yesterday afternoon. Pupil performers included Wenifred Quicl, Leis Marie Bruck, Vera Brenner, Katherine Karas, Betty Snoble, Wilma Varga, and Rose Saba. Margaret Trimalle and Mariyn Hicks could not participate. Miss Newton served refreshments after the recital.

Moss Virgina Newton Antes Second Street Yasterday Wenifred Quicl Leis Marie Bruck Vera Brenner Katherine Karas Betty Snoble Wilma Varga Rose Saba Margaret Trimalle Mariyn Hicks Miss Newton

Mission Work Circle Picnic and Club Meeting Notes

Fifteen members of Emma Dean Anderson Circle of United Presbyterian Church attended a Cascade Park picnic with two guests. A noon luncheon followed, and a business meeting led by chair Margery Williamson decided to cancel the August gathering. Advisor Mrs C L Bristol reviewed the National Women's Missionary Conference in New Wilmington, PA, June 17 to 21, highlighting Indian, Egyptian, Sudanese, and Ethiopian missionaries, plus home mission work among Indians, mountain whites, and southern African Americans.

Emma Dean Anderson United Presbyterian Church Cascade Park Margery Williamson C L. Bristol Women's Missionary Conference New Wilmington Pennsylvania India Egypt Sudan Ethiopia

St Pauls Church Hostess Circle Holds Evening Meeting

Mrs Deuble led Hostess Circle No 4 in an evening session at Harwood Street home replacing the afternoon meeting. Mrs William Holdy chaired the business period while Mrs M A Lyndon conducted the devotional. Ten members and five guests attended the social hour and refreshments were served at one large table and a smaller one. In two weeks, Mrs Minnie Fillmore will host at her daughter Mrs Fred Sasse’s home on Fourth Street. Joe Cream Social Friday Evening Grace Lutheran church.

Deuble St. Paul's Church Ralph Deuble Harwood Street William Holdy M. A. Lyndon Double Minnie Fillmore Fred Sasse Fourth Street

Ladies of the Moose Name Social and Sick Committees

At Moose Hall, 114 Second Street, Senior Regent Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway appointed social committee members Mrs. Ann Castle and Mrs. Gertrude France to plan social events for each Thursday evening. Mrs. Fred Stegman named chair of the sick committee. The Lodge will meet twice monthly, next business session July 28, with a social evening planned for Moose Hall. Attendance was good.

The Moose Hell

Sewing Circle Luncheon Visits Oberlin For Socials

Yesterday the Sewing Circle of the Auxiliary to Major Wond worth Camp traveled to Oberlin for a luncheon at Mrs. White's home. Many quiz blocks were pieced during the sociable afternoon. The next reselar meeting is set for August eleventh at Mrs. Emil Struck’s home on Oho Street in Elyria.

Auxilary Wondworth Camp Oberlin White Reselar Emil Struck Oho Street Elyria

Also Mentioned on This Page

Squire-Wittmer Mrs. Page Walter Peak Oxford Rachel Peak Avon George Houserman Charles Mohl Portemouth W B Hysell Hysell Wainwright Cleveland Road Miller United Broad Street Masonic H. H. L Club Hilda Beatrice W Eleanor Siegrrund Ce Wensink LaVenne Elmor Tanden Rose Florence Loesener Guild Circle Teru Emperor of Japan Tokyo Glade Thomas Elysium Elysium Soda Grill Frasher Sporoscope Colette Ter Klub Evelyn Smith Hannah Shainel Doris Swesey Lakeview Park Caroline Schmauch Ruth’s Wave Shop Lake Ave Botamer Ome Circle Mrs. Lapp Louise Lapp Mary Shapiro Wanda Andrewski Marie Hysell Blanche Stengerwald Bridgett Furnace Street M. T. M. Club David Thomas Jack Drage Mary Wood Wood Ralph Lyman Fred Maddock Robson Court Joe Grace Lutheran Hureh Sons of Veterans Woodman’s Hall Margaret Schroeder Charles Decker Nina Husman Brookhouser Crosley Shelvador SheLvador Yee Quality Radio Shop Style Center Rhythm Step Fanchon Odette All Our Rhythm
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