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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1940

Page

13

Miss Beverly Barchard Weds John Donnelly in Cleveland

Miss Beverly Barchard daughter of Morris and Mrs Fern Barchard of Elyria wed John W Donnelly son of Mr and Mrs E G Donnelly of Buffalo New York at St Aloysius Church Cleveland. Rt Rev James T Daley officiated. reception at Crosby's in Cleveland followed by a post ceremony trip. After April 1 they will reside at 10515 Parkhurst Drive Cleveland. Miss Barchard attended Elyria High and Oberlin School of Commerce. Donnelly works with Lincoln Electric Co. in Cleveland.

Beverly Barchard Washington Avenue Morris Barchard Fern Marchard John W Donnelly Lake Shore Boulevard Cleveland Donnelly E G. Donnelly Buffalo New York Elyria James T Daley St Aloysius Church Jane Barchard Ray Cronin

Jewish Sisterhood Host Mother Daughter Banquet At Synagogue

Over one hundred attendees gathered for the annual mother daughter banquet at Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham, hosted by the Jewish Sisterhood. Prizes were awarded for youngest and oldest mothers, with entertainment by the children and AZA boys who also served the dinner. The Satellites met afterward to discuss events and refreshments were provided by the hostess.

Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham Jewish Sisterhood Reisman Supy Pribp Schultz Jean Altfeld Neotun Davis Joan Fern Kaye Marjorie Schultz AZA

Personal notices from Easter vacation travel and family events

Mrs Harry Eotley and daughters Dorothy and Janet holiday in Washington DC visiting the Bolitha Laws family in Chevy Chase and planning Philadelphia next. Mr Notley joins later in Philadelphia. Tattersalls and friends travel to Texas Shrine convention with Seegar family visiting. Bush family vacationing in Florida with deep sea fishing planned in St Petersburg. Smythe returning to Youngstown for a Masonic meeting, then Elyria. D Nicholas and Miss Shilton to Palm Beach and Charleston. Sally Dillon at Georgetown on vacation, plane trip. Deborah Silsbee to Northfield Seminary. Maud Stevenson back to Ohio State. Bernadine Weber recovering from appendectomy. Virginia Nye from Mount Union College to stay in Elyria. Carl Lersch notified of sister-in-law Mrs Frank Boynton’s death in Wilmington. George Stevens and Everett Wiescker at Miami Beach and traveling South. Alvin Benton and wife welcome newborn son. Marian Kemble to Titusville for spring visit. Robert Buel family move to Thirteenth Street. Poem about art, music, and deeds ends the piece.

Harry Eotley Dorothy Janet Washington Elane Seegar Detroit Michigan Tattersall Home George Bush LaGrange Road Florida Albert Bush Elyria St Petersburg Bush F A Smythe Washington Avenue Miam Beach Florda Youngstown Ohio Elynma George D Nicholas Catharine Shilton South F V Anderson Palm Beach Charleston South Carolina Sally Dillon Georgetown University Robert Lersch Deborah Silsbee Northfield Seminary Northfield Massachusetts Hamilton Avenue Maud Stevenson Ohio State University Shmuel Stevenson Grafton Bernadine Weber West Bridge Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Virginia Nye Mount Union College Alliance Carl Lersch Harrison Street Frank Boynton Wilmington Delaware George Stevens East Avenue Flamingo Miami Beach Everett Wiescker Kenyon Avenue Alvin Benton Seneca Marian Kemble Titusville Pennsylvania Robert Buel Stanford Avenue Thirteenth Street

Elyria Service League Plans Hillbilly Benefit Party

The Elyria Service League works on a Hillbilly party to raise funds for the sightless of Lorain. Prizes include live pigs and lye chickens, with two silent films, vaudeville, and dancing at the Elks ballroom on Friday night.

Elyria Service League Lorain Elks Ball Room

Hold Post Easter Dessert Bridge at St Marys Hall

St Marys Altar and Rosary Society hosted a dessert bridge with 22 tables. Mrs C A Beaver chaired a large committee, Easter lilies and tulips decorated the hall, and a colorful dessert course followed play. Prizes went to Mrs W G Worcester and Mred Schirach.

St Marys Altar and Rosary Society St Mary's Hall C .A Beaver Chearman W G Worcester Schirach

Calendar for Tonight Cues and Lines

Community group listings show events and meetings across multiple venues including YWCA Womans Club Beta Sigma Phi and various neighborhood clubs. Notable items include contract bridge series, dance groups, bingo, church activities, youth services and a mass Priscila Chase staff secretary event at 8 pm.

W. J Young Middle Avenue Mabel Spaeth Chestnut Ridge N. B Ray Clif Brandston Avenue U G Club Milton Johnson North Olive Street Carlisle Ford Bachtel Los Amigos Verne Massk Bath Street Notawa Womans Club Beta Sigma Ph Esther Schulz Park Avenue E Simerson Floral Court Gerald Nau Bellfield Avenue Reginald Fowkes Beebe Court E OT Club Sterling Ray Riverside Court St Pauls Circle No 4 Kay Roesmann Pasadena Avenue Merry Wives Irs

Daughters of St Andrew plan April 19 talk on adventure

A tureen luncheon for the Daughters of St Andrew was held at 1 o clock in the church guild room. During the meeting plans were revealed for an April 19 evening session in the Sunday School rooms where Justine Hartman from Oberlin Theological Seminary will discuss Ten Thousand Miles of Adventure. The event is open to the public with a small admission. After business, card games awarded Mrs Harry Reynolds the prize, and she will host a gathering at her Denison Avenue home on April 10. Ham dinner 35c, Sat Mar 30, 5 pm at Townsend Club No 1, 186 Middle Avenue.

Marie Plas Kenneth Pitts Gerry Rigo Warvard Avenue Frances Rotundo Miss Plas Kilts Club Merry Chums Mary Shack North Olive Street Sons of Union Veterans Pythian Sisters British Empire Bethel Shrine Moose Moose Home Second Street Friends Bucaneers Art Hancock East River Street Priscila Chase Young Peoples and Childrens Uss Chase Second Congregational Sehcol Council Charlotte Eady Daughters of St Andrew Justine Hartman Oberlin Theolopical Seminary Harry Reynolds Reynolds Denison Avenue Trefoil Club Meritt Powell Eighth Street Lorene Braddon H Thompson W L F Palm Hazel Gibson Grant Street Floyd Lang

Golden Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Kirk in Elyria

Mr and Mrs Newton L Kirk mark their golden wedding anniversary after about 45 years at Chestnut Ridge. Married March 31 1890 in Eaton they lived in Washington then returned to their home. They have three children four grandchildren and several siblings.

Newton L Kirk Chestnut Ridge Kirk Eaton Washington Old Kirk Homestead Mr Kirk John Kark Sarah Bennington Kirk Korn Canterbur Kent England America North Eaton Phoebe Richard Eliza Keeler Athow Walter J Nevins North Street Elyria Moss Treva Kirk Millington Madigan Eduim L Kirk Bardstown Kentucky Les Nevins John Nevins Phoebe Nevins Mary Carol Kirk Albert Harry Richard Willam Louise Tov Long Washiington First Methodist Church City All Tis Life Kirn

Hem Towels For Home Past Noble Grend Visit

In Cambridge avenue Mrs Grace Heidrich hosted 28 women from Past Noble Grands and Trefoil club for a dish towel sewing session for the IOOF Home at Springfield. A program included a reading Easter by Ada Gould and a vocal solo by Cassie Richards. Anna Gehrke won a contest. Ruby Beal received consolation.

Noble Grend St. Clete Rebekah Lodge Grace Heidrich Cambridge Avenue Springfeld Ada Gould Cassie Richards Anna Gehrke Ruby Beal Ina Holbrook Stanford Avenue Sylvia Neff Louise Wack Agnes Dunford

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