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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1937

Page

9

Miss Dorothy Boor to Wed John F. Fierbaugh in June

Informal dinner party announces the marriage date of Miss Dorothy Boor a Elyria Public Schools teacher and John F. Fierbaugh for June 19. The couple will wed at home with the same minister who officiated for her parents. The event follows lavender and yellow decor and prize games.

Dorothy Boor John F. Fierbaugh Elyria Public Miss Boor J. F. Boor Mr. Fierbaugh J. C. Fierbaugh Wooster and Oberlin College Oberlin Fierbeugh University of Illinois State of Hunois The National Carbon Company

Lake Erie College Club Holds Spring Meeting in Lorain

Ten members of the Lake Erie College Club of Lorain County gathered at Mrs. A. G. Dick’s home in Lorain for the spring meeting and tea. With the president absent, Mrs. J. Clare George, Mrs. J. W. Van Dusen led the business session as Alumnae Counselor Mrs. Charles Aiken reported on the March college meeting. Cleveland’s former member Mrs. Robert M. Bossinser attended. The fall meeting will be hosted by Mrs. J. W. Van Dusen in Elyria.

Lake Erie College Club Lorain County A. G. Dick Lakeview Boulevard Lorain J. Clare George J. W. van Dusen Charles Aiken Robert M. Bossinser Cleveland Elyria Jesse Saddler Bay Village Dale Dimick Mildred Dimick P. J. Dimick Theodore Struck Ida Dimick Burton Oblemacher Barbara Ann Dimick Melvin Neubauer Ed Sipp Clifford Sipp George Sands Milan Daisy Smith Norwalk John

Reception notice for Harmon Lodge 663 F and A M

Attend the regular communication at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening May 18. After business there will be work in the Master Mason degree. Members attended the Grand Master Perry reception in Cleveland last Saturday, with St George's Lodge Toronto exemplifying the degree. The lodge will visit Brooklin in Cleveland Wednesday and present the two act play He That Believeth, with a performance in Char on the following Tuesday.

Frank S. Harmon Lodge A. M Masonic Temple J. Philip Perry Cleveland Twenty-Second District St. George's Lodge of Toronto Grand Lodge of Canada Brooklin Lodge Charon

Close Book Series With Reviews Of Four Novels

The last book review hour of the Spring season will be held tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock at the YWCA with Mrs. Helen Tappan Berthoff providing brief reviews of four leading Spring novels Theater by Somerset Maugham, Jordanstown by Josephine Johnson, The Years by Virginia Woolf, and Midnight on the Desert by J. B. Priestley. Tea will precede the review, and an attending group of hostesses including Mrs. Arthur Tite and assistants will pour and assist during the event.

Roast Planned by Stanlaved YWCA League at Ely Woods

The Stanlaved Young Women's League schedules a roast at Ely woods tomorrow evening with Grace McCullough as chair and committee members Winifred Seward Ingrid Eggers and Phyllis Jaycox. Those walking from work meet at the YWCA at 5 30 with a weather contingency to meet there. Mrs Berthoff repeats reviews of four Spring novels at 8 00. The St Pauls Young Peoples League met last evening for devotion with Don Gunder presiding and a discussion on I Pledge Allegiance to Humanity featuring William Fox Florence Welton Gladys Welton Russell Schroeder Anne Schubert and Al Emery. One guest Leis Ives attended.

Y. Cc. A Stanlaved Young Women’s League Elywoods Grace McCullough Winifred Seward Ingrid Eggers Phyllis Jaycox Berthoff Young People’s League of

Silver Trophy Awarded by Knights of Pythias Elyria

The Chevalier Lodge No 316 Elyria received a silver trophy cup from the deputy grand chancellor for outstanding county work in conferring knight rank. Competition began in January with all five county lodges visiting another lodge to perform the work. A formal presentation and knight rank conferment to Billacaln will occur at Elyria’s regular meeting tomorrow evening for a class of four candidates.

Lodse No Knights of Pythias of Elyria Elrria

Pupils of Mrs Bertha Moore Recital Tuesday Evening

Mrs Bertha Moore will present her pupils in recital Tuesday evening at 7 in the Salvation Army Hall. On the program are Paul Wainwright Rev R W Neighbour and F A Yoet. Also appearing Sayre Fitch Sarah Baxter Earl Demos and Mrs Claude Wiguiela.

Bertha Moore Salvation Army Hall Guete Paul Wainwright R. W. Neighbour F .A. Yoet Sayre Fitch Sarah Baxter Earl Demos Claude Wiguiela

McClelland Scheid wedding date revealed at Ashland tea

At Ashland Country Club Mrs Herman Gunn hosted a Saturday tea for her sister Miss Margaret McClelland and fiancé Paul W Scheid. Guests from nearby cities heard music by J Martin Beck and others. a June 23 ceremony in New London, Ohio was announced with violets and lilies decorating. Miss McClelland is a New London native and educator. Scheid is a Bowing Green High School English counselor.

Ashland Country Club Sqotl Musicaie Upliver J. Martin Beck Edmund Wright Jack Elton W. N. Garriguy Ashland Hatch G. W. Buck Cleveland Mary Sheid Suzanne Gunn New London Ohio Miss McClelland Harry E. McClelland School of Music and Art Western State University Kalamazoo Michigan Elyria Scheid Catharine Scheid Sandusky Miami University Duke University Durham Nort Carolina Bowling Green High School

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed for Numerous Residents

The hospital list records admissions and discharges for residents in Olmsted Falls Bath and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Ben Smith Mrs Carl Turner William Nstear Tory Falfowler Helen Tala rek Robert Laney A Carl Brown Addison Carpenter Elizabeth Logue Mrs Charles Collin and others with addresses across Bath Columbia Station Ashland and Lodi. A baby girl born to Mrs Sharks at 42 Lake Avenue and another to Mrs Conry at 42 Lake? indicates postnatal updates.

Ben Smith Olmsted Falls Carl Turner William Nstear Grafton R. D Frank Chapler Tory Falfowler West Street Bath West Obrkin Helen Talarek 15Th Street Robert Laney East Avenue A. Carl Brown 11Th Street Addison Carpenter Elizabeth Logue Charles Collin W. Bridge Raymond Sarin Middle Avenue George Embrene Ashland Helen Taiarex John McConville Revbe Court Walter Krebs Columbia Station Alex Sharks Lake Avenue Robert Conry R. F.D Ellen Jeacher Floral Court Min- Me Brown Cornell Dorothy Raphael Dewel Elizabeth Stokes Richard Finegan Lodi Anna Jamusch Wolf Court Joshua Rolist

Beaumont Heintz wedding set for Akron June 5

Mr and Mrs Lewis Beaumont of 147 Hamilton Avenue entertained guests from Berea Akron Columbia Station and Elyria for the engagement of Glenn R Beaumont of Spencer Ohio and Miss Eleanore T Heintz of Akron who will wed June 5 in Akron Ohio They will reside in Columbus for the summer while studying for master degrees at Ohio State University.

Lewis Beaumont Hamilton Avenue Glenn R. Beaumont Spencer Ohio Eleanore T. Heintz Akron Berea Columbia Station Elyria Beaumont Spencer Public Schools Heintz Summit Country Schools Columbus Ohio State University

Marriage Of Leora Alexander And Kenneth Young Solemnized

The marriage of Leora Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs B C Alexander to Kenneth Young son of Mr and Mrs J B Young was solemnized yesterday at high noon at the Church of Christ. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Janice Alexander and bridesmaids Miss Virginia Brunger and Miss Lois Eldred. A wedding dinner followed at The Gables for immediate families and guests from several towns attended. The couple will reside at 524 Woodland Avenue after May 20.

Leora Alexander Kenneth Young B.C. Alexander Chaxo Street J. B. Young Cornet Avenue Church of Christ Harriott Francis D'Hardelot DeKoven Clair Short Will Foster Mr. Young Arnold Alexander Janice Alexander Joanna Hill Virginia Brunger Lois Eldred Miss Brunger Miss Eldred Bert Alexander Roger Williams Oliver Rieder Fredericksburg Francis Jones Lola. Luginbuht Akron E. Hiser McGinnis Sally McGinnis Isadora Buckworth Nina Lois Lorain Mary Nesbett Lingle Arline Grafton Young Woodland Avenue

Local Society Notes Highlight Weekend Visitors and Travel

Elyria area residents share visits and travels with relatives and friends across Ohio and beyond. Marching guests include Mr and Mrs Milton Ardiman welcoming a newborn son at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Burton Dahl, a Hollywood baritone, staying at the Plaza apartments. Some attend conventions and educational meetings in Detroit, Bloomfield Hills, and Canton while others visit family in Gambier and Cleveland.

R. J. Fitch Washington, D. C Milton Ardiman West Eighth Street Elyria Memorial Hospital E. E. Stugenbauer Frances Lorain O. O. Stilgenbauer Lake Avenue J. Russel Mahar Jackie R. A. Williams Ohio Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons Canton Ohio J. L. Urich Emmanuel Lutheran Church van Wert Ohio Senate Evra Smith Progressive Education Association Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook School Michigan Peyabic Pottery Detroit R. B. Allen E. B. Redhead Middle Avenue Gambier H. Ll. Borbet Cleveland First Congregational Church Dan F. Bradley Elrria Bradley C. L. Terry Eleanor Schwartz Henry Israel Elyria Israel i New York City S. E. Reynolds Albion Pennsylvania E. J. Salsbury Cleveland Street T. L. Morse California Wisconsin

Church groups hold Sunday gatherings across city

Senior and junior departments of the First Baptist church hosted a special Sunday evening program with evangelistic speaker Mrs Schuster discussing Christ’s earth life and duties of ambassadors. Kings Daughters of First Methodist welcomed 21 members and two guests for a party with devotions, singing, bingo, and plans for a June Cascade Park picnic. Intermediate Christian Endeavor met at the Church of Christ with Marguerite Edwards leading a peace themed evening featuring talks on David Livingston and William Penn and plans for next week.

Christ Kings Daughters First Methodist’ Church Frances Henry LaPorte W. ©. Snowden Doris Gregg Lady Moon Bingo Effie Wurst Henry Oscar Dunn E. C. Barclay W. A. Brown Snowden Cascade Park Intermediate Christian Endeavor Church of Christ Marguerite Edwards Jeader Workers For World Peace Movement For World Peace Mary Kaiser David Livingston Routh Fridenstine William Penn

Birthday fete honors Martha Lishell at Penfield Junction

Mrs. Louie Ciss hosted relatives for her mother Martha Lishells 76th birthday at Penfield Junction. Bingo and a three course dinner followed a lengthy afternoon of visiting with sisters and kin, including Martha Lashell Josephine Triplett and Nelle Dover among others. Gifts were presented to the guest of honor as the gathering concluded.

Louie Ciss Penfield Junction Martha Lishell Prizon Evelyn Tisler Nellie Dove Notta Moore Cizl Martha Lashell Josephine Triplett Elyria Nelle Dover Los Angeles Henry Fitzgerald Ed. Moore Louis Cixl Henry Stephan Robert Penrod Song Robert and Joseph Frank Feige Charlotte Lorain

Birthday Surprise for Phyllis Yanker at Home

Twelve friends surprised Phyllis Yanker on her thirteenth birthday at her home Friday evening. Mary Kelly Jantee Noveski and Mary Jo Keyes won prizes. Guests and gifts listed. pink and white theme noted with lunch served.

Phylls Yanker Prises Mary Kelly Jantee Noveski Mary Jo Keyes Shirley McGowen Gladys Rolling Peggy Cairns Margy Young Rita Kirkbride Eileen Foreman Janica Noveski Betty Low Flood Eleanor Coleman Jean Klein

Choral Concert Climaxing Spring Season at First Congregational

The Musical Art Society Choral Department presents a Tuesday May 28 concert at First Congregational church led by J Martin Beck. The program includes Mendelssohn Hymn to the Night Purcell I Saw Three Passing By Gries songs and arias with Edith Lyman and Liord Linder performing. Elyria's culture scene gains prominence as the group showcases refined, varied music and seeks strong audience support.

Ridgeville Musical Art Society Indies J. Martin Beck Elyria High School Mendeleson Beethoven Purcell Gries Hansel and Gretel Elyria

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