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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1934

Page

9

Miss Helen Crow Weds Harold G Whitney at St Marys

The marriage joined Miss Helen Crow and Harold G Whitney at seven oclock in the St Marys church parsonage with Rev James T Daley officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Crow, wore a white crepe jacket dress and carried a shoulder bouquet of gardenias and lifes of the valley.

St. Mary’s Church James T. Daley Helen Crow Harold G. Whitney William J. Crow West Avenue

Calendar of Week Events at Local Churches and Clubs

A crowded weekly schedule lists church groups and social clubs including the Young Women’s Division of the 2nd Congregational Church with Mrs. I L Shepherd, East Avenue, and many other societies. Meetings cover banquets, elections, lectures, and rehearsals at East River, Lorain, Elyria, and nearby venues with speakers such as Miss Ellen Little of Norwalk and Gaines Conk.

2Nd Cong I. L. Shepherd East Avenue Margaret Novak East River William Jenne, Jr Rainbow M. E. Church P. D. Reefy David Beattie Clark Street L. A. Hastings Lorain Bird Teela Wocker Anne Roner Pasadena Galaxy Club Rainbow Girls Mugwimps Jack Peltz Sun Street Elyria Garden Club Woman's Club Ellen Little Norwalk Knights of Columbus Ladies’ Auxiliary of King Solomon's Lodge Musical Art Society Choral Dept P. M

Community groups host mother daughter events across churches

The region’s churches and clubs list a busy slate of activities: United Presbyterian hosts the Truth Seekers annual party. Methodist Circle meetings at Erie and Broad Streets. Educational Dept. of Woman's Club card party. Daughters of St. Andrew’s, Dames of Malta, and Lorain County Bank Building events. numerous circles meet at churches including St. Agnes, Emmanuel Lutheran, Pilgrim Church and Grace Lutheran. Also scheduled are banquets, dances, card parties, luncheons, and a DeMolay inspection with degree conferrals, plus several auxiliary and youth activities at various church halls and clubs.

United Presbyterian Church Methodist Circle Carl Fesler Erie Street M. E. Circle Henry E. Broad Street Friendship Club Educational Dept. of Woman's Club Postscript Club Roseland Dells Daughters of St B. A Lorain St. Agnes Parish Woman's Association 2Nd Cong's St. Clair Rebekah Grace Lutheran Aid Society O. W. L. Club Lil'Nan Nemeth Lake Avenue Agenda Fraternity Sanko’s Resturant Woodworth Daughters of Scotland St. Paul's Women's Union Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church Ladies’ Aid of Emmanuel Lutheran Church Goodwill Bible Class Roy Miller Cherry Ridge Epworth League Prt Methodist Church P.M Nettie Finch Wether Chih Qinirek of Christ TD. A. Baird Znonia Tad Cong’s Widening Circle Mb Witty Church of Christ Protected

Babies At Hospital Celebrate Past Year Births Party

Elyria Memorial Hospital hosted its fourth annual Hospital Baby Party honoring about one hundred twenty mothers and their babies born at the hospital during the past year. The event featured flowers by the Women's Auxiliary, supervision of babies by maternity staff, ice cream and cookies, and greetings from the hospital board.

Florence Nightingale Elyria Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary Isarelle Boyd Maternity R. B. Lersch

Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges Row

A Be region hospital notices list admissions for Margaret Overler Russell Bennett and others including Mrs Paul Kons Mrs Ellsworth Burstey and Dorothy Codner with addresses. Discharges include Charlotta Harper Lilian Sonpsel William Masters David Peters and more. Saturday afternoon at the Berean class room the Methodist church hosted a Mother s Day program with eighteen mothers instructing young children in speeches and songs followed by ice cream. The event featured piano pupils from Mrs A B Sauer and a reading by Estabusch and a solo by Mrs Q E Brodnick with songs accompanying by Miss Louise Brown.

C. E Second Congregational Church Alberta Wright Mother Mahree Carilla Stang Nora Smith Frank Spencer Jean Brillhart Robert Harrison Lois Sharkey Eleanor McKenzie Clarice Hensman Margaret Overler Valley City Russell Bennett Chase Street Paul Kons East River John Nustpak Columbus Street Ellsworth Burstey W. River Street Fred Wigkeaton Longford Wavenue David Keers Dorothy Codner Riverside Court George Pillivant Eastavenue Charlotta Harper Pasadena Avenue Rourke Clevelands Lilian Sonpsel Winekles Street William Masters E. Broad Street David Peters Raymond Flowers Clark Street Richard Stone Marseilles Avenue la Chase Street George Webber Amherst Phillip Moore E. Fourth Street Berean The Methodist Church Kirby Sheldon Georse Boorn Clarence Beazell XN. Hawk A. B. Sauer Ninth Street Estabbusch Cave Helen Louise Elemes Helen Madok Bobby Loui Uth H Hollis Mary Lois Prindle Jack Grace Jenne Hazel Kauffmn Epworth League First Methodist Church Lade Institute Elizabeth Campbell Marion Upp Margaret Mineh Q. E. Brodneck Sant Afiss Louise Brown

Harmo n Lodge to Inspect Franks S Harman Lodge Session

Frank S Harman Ledze 647 F A M will meet in special session at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening May will be the occasion for inspection of Dr Theo Humphr iand. The event gathers multiple lodge members and local clergy, with organizers listed from Elyria Lorain Lakewood and surrounding areas.

Frank S. Harmen Ledze Masonic Temple Theo. FL Humphriand Grand George D. Nicholas Lorain County Bank Elyria Ohio

Elyria Attorney Addresses Study Group Meeting

The Round Table Discussion Club met at the home of Dr and Mrs. Reob. Rive, 331 Seventh street, Guy Bindley addressed the club on The Yellow Peril. He discussed Washingtons farewell advice, postwar economics, and rising tensions with Japan and Russia. The group voted thanks to Mr. Findley and planned a May 25 special meeting on Direct Credit Society ideas, with further remarks by Charles Christ at the June gathering.

Round Table Lke Calvin Coolidge Andrew Mellon United States Japan Russia Stalin Ervasion Iself Philippine Islands Mands League of Nations Woodrow Wilson Findley Direct Credit Society Lot-A-Lot Roy Mosher Folowig Edward Henson Elyria Charles Feakins William Pratt Hollis Heighley Oberlin Mosher C. Feakins Bukovac Metta Peard Nell McRoberts Frank Clark Eleanor Southeastern Russia Neighborhood Club Frank Kreuger

Postponed Child Welfare Club Sewing Meeting

An all day sewing meeting of the Child Welfare department of a Woman's Club was to be held Tuesday but has been postponed indefinitely. Daniel Connelly of Cleveland hosted a dinner party for Miss Helen Taylor and Daniel Smith at Mayfield Country Club with Elizabeth Taylor among the guests. Tonight Mr and Mrs Henry J Smith of Lorain plan a dinner and theatre party for the same guests.

Helen Daniee Daniel Connelly Cleveland Helen Taylor Daniel Smith Mayfield Country Club Elizabeth Taylor Howl Henry J. Smith Lorain Miss Taylor Mr. Smith

Local Personal Notes From Hillsdale And Nearby Areas

Local personals list relatives visiting in Hillsdale Michigan and area. Travelers attend Ravenna Ohio state Congregational Christian conference as the Ravenna church marks a milestone. Detroit and Lorain residents visit family, with multiple dinners and outings noted, including Monmouth Day events and church activities.

Progressive Dinner for St Marys College Alumnae

A Cleveland based alumnae group from St Marys College Notre Dame Indiana held a progressive dinner hosted by local volunteers Miss Lillian Damm Miss Rosemary Williams Miss Geraldine Halpin and Miss Georgiana Rusin. Twenty six guests from Cleveland Bellevue Elyria Lorain and Akron attended with courses at Halpin Williams Rusin and Damar homes featuring flowers and candles.

Cleveland St. Mary's College Notre Dame Indiana Lillian Damm Rosemary Wiliams Geraldine Halpin Georgiana Rusin Lorain Bellevue Elyria Akron Miss Halpin Miss Damar

News Briefs From Elyria and Surrounding Areas

Local residents attend religious and social events, with Knights of Columbus delegates leaving for Canton. Birth announcements include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kohl and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. John Nasipak. Several trips and visits are noted, from hospital dedications in Cleveland to Mother’s Day gatherings in various towns, plus acknowledgments of obituaries and engagements.

Jacob Zachman Marion Ohto J. F. Emerich Knights of Columbus Richard Teasdale Canton

Eaton Briefs Provide Local Weekend Social Roundup

May 14 Eaton Me and Mrs Alva Diedrick and daughter Shirley and Marlene and Louise Viermacher and Mrs Carrie Mack from Ridgeville were guests of BE F Mack family. Cleon Crowell and George Hillis families visited Lester. First wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Crowell noted at Calera. Central attendees from Cleveland Elyria and Ridgeville listed with several callers including Amy Saye a partial invalid. Ellsworth Hawke family dined with Leo Martin in Columbia Me. Cléon Crowe visited Leslie’s parents in Lester. Earl Hawke family from Nova entertained.

Briefs Eaton Mra Alva Diedrick Shirley Marlene Hullo Louise Viermacher Carrie Mack Ridgeville BE. F John Proudfoot Miss Saye Center Wiliam Tite Ellsworth Hawke Leo Martin Columbia Cléon Crowe Lester Earl Hawke Nova W. R. Hawke

Here Comes Charley to Oberlin Grange Hall May 16

Oberlin residents will see the three act drama Here Comes Charley at the Oberlin Grange Hall on Wednesday evening May 16 at 8 90 oclock. Music by Grange members between acts enhances the presentation repeated at popular request. Local social notes include club gatherings and visits among Oberlin families.

Charley Oberlin Grange Hall Grange Oberlin

Sisters Claim World Record for Peaceful Household

Two sisters and their husbands living in St Louis say they hold a world record for friendly relations with neighbors. The double wedding joined families in adjoining flats. Since then they share homes, attend the same church and social groups, and have hardly ever quarreled.

Louis George Bullerdick Louis Kroener Hve

Religious fervor powers historical development of Communism

The driving force behind Communism's historical rise is its religious fervor. Its success rests on spiritual revolt against materialism and the apocalyptic hope of a Messianic earthly reign of social justice rather than on impersonal capitalist evolution.

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St. Andrew's Church Ta Wa Si Club Mildred Whitney L. R. Todd Fifth Street Daughters of Scotia LaPorte Missionary Society Gaines Conk General Sec'y Ohio Christian Missionary Society Eight O'Clock Club Frances Baeiz Park Avenue Business Miss Pritchard Cedar Street P. H. Roxery Young Women’s Missionary Society Americana Legion Auxiliary Elyria Lodge F. C Couz i Eterniz Young People’s Society St. John’s Auditorium Boys’ Missionary Society Eyermanent Sears Irene Zachman Donna Stegman Wilford Bicex Claire Emerich Norma Stegman Marian Koeber Rosemary Redington Clifton Club Lakewood Bernadine Dunn Ruth Rudin Dunn John Madhock Miss Rudin Kenneth Buswell Lake Erie Helen Madocx Mire Frances Duhn Stea Mae Baptiste Fittie Ontech Avenue Howard Sherman Salix Oldfield Lois Trumpy Proecilla Martin Percy Jessie Baptiste Phillis Trisclla Martin Janet Adjen Joyce Keyse Lois Trimpy Addig Schuster George Ister Anna Case Forest Bert Beaton Guy Schuster Was Lawrencs and Virgil Ray Moorman Countay Lesad Avhland Albert Miller LaGrange Roag Mother's Jewels Woman’s Home Missionary Society Methodist Marrevil Prinpe Pores Igharer Lo*rain Thereea Tiida Lo‘Tain Justice of Peace Rader Natalie Sean Miller Sean BR. Moka Virginia Graf Kivynias Sunmer- Toit Lakewand Allen Bernard Elyria Attorney Leslie Larkin Robert Hillsdale Michigan Lucy Hourserman H. Z. Townsend Elizabeth Rich Ravenna State Conference of Congregational Christian Churches E. Morris Wright Nanes Jo Detroit Wiian Sinter Georgia Phipps Shively Jane Helen Shively Lerseh Ales Stofer Sehile Delaware Heserend Wiseman Woodland Avenue St. Joseph's Hospital Bishop Rogers St. Andrew's Epicopal Church Bel Redhead Phil White OT. Mary's College Matt Slack East Broad Street Karl Lehman Hetty Bridgeland Fred Lehman Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Beta Theta Pl George Emerich Karl Phipps Frank Troxe Aliquippa Deharsy Ivana J. L. Haessly Thomas Birkbeck Wadsworth J. Birkbeesk Stanford Avenue T. L. Morse Miss Little Garden Club Charity Hospital Frank Grasser Toledo Darrell Johnson Brooklyn Street Alice Robinson Paul Kohl East River Street Cleveland Heights Earl Tompkins John Nasipak Francis Coyne Parkview Court Lloyd Coates Hattie McRoberts Pittsfield Frank W. Hoover Rainbow Hospital Clay C. Nixon LaGrange Road Morgantown West Virginia J. D. Kiser Kathryn Krugman Council of Catholic Women Cleveland Hotel Mary K. Miller Harrison Street Nogales Arizona A. R. Webber Coreiwooalis G. E. Hockaden Thirteenth Street Earl Mc‘Millan Ruth Covington Kentucky QO. O. Strohl Daugh Vera West Street William Jones Fremont Laura Savers Mary and Ida Madden Nile Ohi Clarica Monesmith Dorothy Cunninghan Elassmates Obdertin College Oberlin Inn Gerald Rice Ray Paul Nice Sullivan Lovella Rite Frank Stetson Florence Stetson Benjamin A. Stetson Rochester New York A. A. Stetson Beatrice Thomas Yeoangetown A. B. Taylor Woodland Ave A. E. Hares Lena Dirlam H. T. Brerley Ted Breyley Home Missionary Tiffin Nannie Miller Coshacton Breyley Raymond L. Walker Omo Pickworth Carlisle Township Firrie G. T. Breyley Elyria Methodist Church Fritz Rudin Leola Mohrman A. A. Mohrman Hollywood California H. T. Breyley Wallace Bryenton Port Clinton Ruth Ryder Wells Easterday Charles Easterday Washington Avenue Taylor-Smith Little Joe Lorain County Elyria Fur Shoppe Inc Middle Ave Carpenter’s Beauty Shoppe Phillips’ Drug Store A. B.C Brown Co Lodi Street Worthington Day Cleaners Middle
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