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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1934

Page

11

Helen Taylor Weds Daniel Smith at St Marys Church

Miss Helen Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Taylor of 266 Washington avenue and Daniel Connelly Smith son of Mr and Mrs Henry J Smith of Lorain married at St Marys Church this morning at ten o clock Rev Fr Daley officiated. The ceremony included an orian recital and Gounods Mass by the male choir. The couple will reside at 1172 Seventh street Lorain and he works with Smith and Gerhart Department Store. Out of town guests from Alliance Akron Youngstown Cleveland attended.

Helen Taylor A. B. Taylor Washington Avenue Daniel Connelly Smith Henry J. Smith Lorain St. Mary's Church Fr. Daley Jack Huge Gounod Morris Scott Schubert Elizabeth Taylor Daniel Connelly Cleveland Glenn Kingsley Columbus Joesph Gerhart Arthur Horan Elyria Raymond Smith Milwaukee Wisconsin Elyria Country Club Smith and Gerhart Smith Elyria High School Maryland College Lorain High School Cornell University Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity Carl Hooth Alliance Richard Griffiths Akron Beatrice Thomas Youngstown W. C. Connelly L. E. Connelly Sr L. E. Connelly Jr J. D. Sarasay M. F. Barrett Jean Miriam Barrett William Downey Eugene Quigley Frank Richey Louis Gavin Percy Calvert

Pre nuptial Compliments Conclude Shower in Lorain

In Lorain Mrs. R. H. Cupp hosted a double evening gathering in honor of Miss Bernadine Dunn. Bridge games awarded first prize to Mrs. Kathryn Johnson with Rose Mori as consolation. Music, dancing, and a late luncheon on tables with red sweet peas followed. Attendees included Misses Helen and Ann Madhock Rose Mori Bernadine Dunn Mrs. Kathryn Johnson R. H. Cupp L. Johnson Frank Blumenshine John Madhock Jr Donald Le Craft Earl Spinks and Mrs. Cupp. Miss Dunn received kitchen gifts.

Lorain Bernadine Dunn R. H. Cupp Kathryn Johnson Rose Mori Helen and Ann Madhock L. Johnson Frank Blumenshine John Madhock, Jr Donald LeCraft Earl Spinks Cupp Miss Dunn

Miss Helen Dague Honored With Loy Ela At Spruce Street Party

Mrs Park Tompkins and Miss Ruth Albrecht hosted a gathering at a Spruce Street home in honor of Miss Helen Dague whose June sixth wedding to Earl Conkle is planned. Two tables of hearts provided entertainment with awards to Miss Albrecht and Mrs Paul Tompkins. The guest was showered with kitchen utensils for her new home, and dessert featured yellow geraniums and lit tapers.

Park Jompxins Ruth Albrecht Spruce Street Helen Dague Earl Conkle Tables of Hearts Victoria Albrecht Paul Tompkins

State Representative Speaks at Elyria Republican Women

A large Elyria Republican Woman's Club meeting at the club house heard state representative P. H. Rogers discuss the 99th General Assembly in Columbus. Mrs. J. W. Smith presided. Mrs. B. H. Long sang, with accompaniment by Mrs. Clarence Beazell. Next meetings set for June 19 with social time and refreshments.

Elyria Republican Woman's Club Woman’s Club Fourth

Mrs L R Todd Hosts 04 Literary Club Meeting

Fourteen members answered roll call at the 04 Literary Club gathering held yesterday at Mrs. L R Todds home on Fifth Street. Lowell Thomas Rolling Stone was delightfully reviewed by Mrs. Elia Snodgrass and Mrs. Jack Warden. Next meeting will be a picnic at Mrs. J Smiths on Chestnut Ridge. date to be announced.

Literary Club L. R. Todd Fifth Street Lowell Thomas Rolling ‘Stone Elia Snodgrass Jack Warden J. Smith Chestnut Ridge

Second Congregational C E group hosts wiener roast

The Senior Christian Endeavor of the Second Congregational church held a wiener toast at the Alspach home on Chestnut Ridge. Twenty attended as Dell Hazel led the business meeting and announced a stats convention planned for June. The social time ended with a pleasant evening.

Second V Congregational Church Alspach Chestnut Ridge Twentes Dell Hazel

Elyrians Plan To Attend State Convention

Plans for the state convention this weekend in Columbus are completed by the Elyria Business and Professional Women's club. Fourteen members will attend. events include a luncheon at News House, a tea at the Governor’s mansion, a Nell House banquet with Mayor Worley and Governor White, and an address by Mrs. Eudora Ramsay Richardson. Local study group meets at 7:45 in Lorain County Bank building. Oberlin College Women’s Glee Club to sing at 181 Method Church on Sunday May 20. Seventeen First Baptist Girls Chorus members hosted a wether roast and will assist in Sunday morning anthem.

Misa Alice McCracken Lorain County Bank A. W. Grills Lakewood News House Dusty” Miller Daily News Wilmington Ohio Governor's Mansion Columbus Club Mary White Nell House Henry Worley George White Eudora Ramsay Richardson M. H. Lichliter Columbus Neil House Elyria Club Emma Gleason Robert Funk Vanita Hubbard Carrie Jacobs Bond Bond Church Elyria First Baptist Church Guy Byars East Avenue Avpines Ada Mas Ransom Marian Seeley Jeanette Shrubsole Dorothy Miller Helen Brisas Dorothy Les Evelyn

Sigma Gamma Sorority Mothers Dinner Party Echoes

Mothers of Sigma Gamma Sorority were honored at a Rose and Dells dinner. A three course meal for twenty six began at six thirty with T shaped tables, ivory and white tapers, purple and white lines, and an orchid corsage marking each place. Mrs Frank Marsh received an award after the meal. Committee chair Dorothy Hoton with Mrs Wilbur Gaston and Mrs Warren Dunnaway organized the event. The next meeting moves to Miss Forrest Ordell on Chestnut street and shifts from May 29 to May 22.

Mothers of Sigma Gamma Sorority Questa of Honor Rose and Dells Hearts Frank Marsh Dorothy Hoton Wilbur Gaston Warren Dunnaway Forrest Ordell Chestnut Street

Calendar roundup of lodge and club meetings tonight

Postscript Club meets at Rosé and Dells for dinner. Daughters of St. Andrew's meet with Mrs. F Lohnes of 342 Oxford. K of C Hall hosts regular monthly meeting in parlor with card party and prizes. Business and Professional Women hear Lakewood Schools official discuss Have We Come to the End of an Age. Dames of Malta attend Protecor’s Assembly in Cleveland. St Agnes Parish Young People host dance and card party. St Clair Rebekah Lodge meets. Marshall Chapter R A M meets. Father Son banquet at Emanuel Lutheran at 6 30. Elyria Masonic Chorus with wives and friends enjoy a tureen dinner followed by group singing led by Ralph Standen. Accordion solos by George Zemba and vocal by Jack Rieth. Four Trumpeteers perform with Jeanette Sneppard. The Bells of St Mary’s praised by chorus. Board of directors elected: Ralph Standen, G F E Baxter, P R Hines, E Rule, G Lamberton, C M Ackerman, H C Gollmar, Ray Samnar. Members urged to attend rehearsal next Monday evening May 21st. Trial by July to be presented at Temple May 28th in honor of H Squire Grand Master Ohio F and A M. attendees include Master Masons from 34 lodges of northern Ohio.

Postscript Club Rosé and Dells Daughters of Protectors’ Assembly Cleveland St. Agnes Parish St. Clair Elyria Grand Lodge of Ohio A. M Ohio

Spring Valley Club Hosts Luncheon Bridge and May Dance

The Women's Golf Association at Spring Valley Country Club sponsors a luncheon bridge at 1 PM as part of early season social activities. A May party and dance is set for Saturday May 19 with Ko-Ko Nuts of Lorain providing music.

Women's Golf Association of Spring Valley

Three Star Girls Meet in Elyria

Miss Elsie Harris hosted the Three Star Club at the Elks dining room with members from Elyria Norwalk and Columbus. Prizes went to Miss Vivian Jackson Mrs Mildred Smith and Miss Laura Harris. The next meeting is June 12 at Metina.

Elsie Harris Three Star Club Elks Elyria Norwalk Columbus Laura Harris William McIntyre Vivian Jackson Mildred Smith Metina

Americans Presented At Court In Buckingham Palace

In London on May 16 eight more American women prepared for presentation at Buckingham Palace tonight joining thirteen who were presented last night to King George VI and Queen Mary. Mrs Cecil B Seiberling of Akron Ohio was among those slated for tonight. The event follows a royal ceremony with the audience in the Colonel-in-Chief uniform.

London Royal Court Buckingham Palace King George Royal Horse Guards Queen Mary Cecil B. Seiberling Akron

Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges Summary

Admissions list includes Mrs Welter Roch er of 254 Oxford Ave and Mrs Herman Peabody Grafton plus Mrs John Garner of 221 Fourteenth St. Discharges feature Margaret Ober miller Valley City Elmer Dekker of 1411 East Ave and Miss Alice Foley of 441 Earl Court.

Welter Rocher Oxford Ave Herman Peabody Grafton John Garner Fourteenth St Margaret Obermiller Valley City Elmer Dekker East Ave Alice Foley Earl Court

Club Votes on Three New Members

The R. Gang club gathered at 513 West Street last night to vote in three new members Esther Ralston Madelyn Rezek and Eleanor Krugman. The initiation will be May 23 at Miss Maudelyn Johnston’s Foster Avenue home and a Vermilion dance is planned for May 26 with score leaders Evelyn Ernst Ethelyn Schelmeier and Loretta Botamer. Luncheon featured a bloom centerpiece.

Frances Baetz Park Avenue Bridge Rosabelle Carpenter Margaret Baetz Kathryn Noonan Tenth Street Catherine Halpin R. Gang Weat Street Esther Ralston Madelyn Rezek Eleanor Krugman Maudelyn Johnston Foster Avenue Vermilion Evelyn Ernst Ethelyn Sehlemeier Loretta Botamer

Welcome Party for Robbert Nagy Arrives from California

A welcome party last evening at Mrs. Sam Nagy’s Vulcan Street home hosted Robbert Nagy who has just arrived from California. Attendees included Mary Nagy Frank Nagy John Nagy Mrs. S. Nagy M. Nagy and many more neighbors and relatives such as Bert Rubo Steve Chick Charles Nagy Andy Moscny Mary Mittler Percy Munna Don Cheevers Join Gray Donald Dean Alex Potyok F. Pritchard John Balazs Dave Taylor R. W. Fauver Joan J. Yocka Sammy Mansus Paul Rose Betty Fisher Elia Santo Irene Doman Paker Mike Kish and Richard Nagy.

John Balazs Dave Taylor R. W. Fauver Joan J. Yocka Sammy Mansus Paul Rose Betty Fisher Elia Santo Irene Doman Paker Mike Kish Richard Nagy

Book Group Hosts Varied Reading Discussion

The Book Group of the W. A. met yesterday in the Association parlors. Mrs Carrington presented Bredon and Gon by Neil Hell, tracing a family of ship builders from yard to sea plane era, with conservatives resisting change. Helen Carlson's The Wife drew notes of melodrama and humor, and other titles discussed included Portrait of America, The Ginger Griffin, One Smoke Stories, Superstition Corner, The Puzzle of the Silver Persian, Cendy, and the Pictorial Review prize novel. Mrs William Stark will review The Empire In The East next Tuesday.

Mre Carerington Bredon and Gon Neil Hell Miss Burner Helen Carlisin America Diego Rivera Ginger Griffin Ann Bridge Mary Austin Sheila Karye- Smith Stuart Palmar L. M. Alexander Pictorial Review William Stark

Business Women Bring Noted Speaker Here Elyria

The Education Committee of the Business and Professional Women's Club brings A W Grills to Elyria for a 7 45 pm talk on Have We Come To the End of An Age The Lakewood Ohio assistant superintendent is a noted author and speaker on school finance whose lecture is open to the public at Lorain County Bank.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Elyria A. W. Grills Lakewood Ohio Grills Board of Education American School Board Journal Lorain County Bank

Galaxy Club Honors Mothers With Lavish Banquet

The Galaxy Club hosted a spring banquet at The Pines on Oberlin road honoring their mothers. Sixteen places featured lavender lilac and pink snapdragon decor with pink roses corsages and lavender streamers. First prize for cards went to Mrs. C. B. Reid and second to Mrs. J. C. Champion. Mrs. Ted Seward led arrangements. Next meeting May 28 at Miss Jeanné Reid’s Ninth Street home.

Oberlin Road Galaxy Club C. B. Reid J. C. Champion Ted Seward Misa Jeanné Reid Ninth Street

Personal notices and local happenings in Elyria area

People travel for a funeral in Rochester. Cataract surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital marks a good recovery for Herbert G. Wilson. David Miller and Dr William Miller return home after their mother Lucy Miller dies. Mrs K P Scott journeys to Monaco Pa to tend ill brother. A baby girl is born to Herman Peabody of Grafton at Elyria Memorial Hospital on May 16. Nancy Silsbee earns Superior rating at Delaware music contest and heads to a recital at Warner Concert Hall May 18. In Chillicothe Ralph Mosber, 9, dies after an oil lamp explodes in his shack. Minnie Geissinger and Noah Seymour are burned.

Frank Stetson Florence Statson L. Bristol Rochester New York Herbert G. Wilson East Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital David Miller Gladewater Texas Wiliam Miller Butte Montana Lucy Miller K. P. Scott Fourteenth Street Monaco Pennsyvania Herman Peabody Grafton Delaware Ohio Nancy Silsbee Elyria Nancy Ruth S. Morrison Oberlin Conservatory of Music Warner Concert Hall Chillicothe. C Ralph Mosber Minnie Geissinger Noah Seymour

State Briefs from Columbus May 16 Ohio State speakers and exams

State brief items note Bishop William Scarlett to speak at Ohio State June 10. chauffeurs must pass a new physical exam for 1934 35 licenses. Dr Harold Long elected president of Ohio Osteopathic physicians group. Caddell becomes secretary of the Ohio industrial commission. two deaths in Edinburg in a day car crash. Warren voters approve a 20000 bond issue by a large margin.

Columbus William Scarlett Episcopal Diocese of Missouri Ohio State University George W. Rightmire Scarlett Ohio State Ohio C. W. Merrall Registrar of Motor Vehicles Glen M. Dally Harold Long Toledo Ohio Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons At &Reveting Alice Bauer Delaare Osteopathic Women's National Association Albert D. Caddell Mansfield Chamber of Commerce Ohio Industrial Commission Caddell

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