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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1939

Page

18

Ruth Barnes to Wed Barnard of Elyria

Ruth Barnes daughter of Mr and Mrs William Barnes Ridgeville will marry Barnard of Elyria at St Peter s church Ridgeville June 17 at 9 30 am The ceremony is open to the church crowd and plans note the couple s education and community ties in Ridgeville and Elyria.

William Barnes Ridgeville Ruth Barnard Elyria St. Peter’s Church Barnes Ridgeville High School Fate el High School

Bodine Maiken Nuptials Reported In Angola Indiana

Miss Nora Maiken and Lawrence J. Bodine wed on May 16 in Angola Indiana officiated by Justice of the Peace Kenneth Hubbard. The couple plan to reside in Maumee Ohio with Bodine’s Lorain and Elyria relatives noted. Bodine is a Cottage Inn Restaurant night manager.

Nora Maiken Lawrence J. Bodine Angola Indiana Kenneth H. Hubbard E. Price Brownell Avenue Lorain W. L. Bodine Elyria Bodine Key Street Maumee Ohio Lorain High School Elyria High School Cottage Inn

Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary Hold May Meeting

The May gathering in the K of C hall drew good attendance. Delegates to the Ohio Department Encampment in Columbus were chosen William Reigle and G H Stoughton with Frank Borie and Darius Holcomb as alternates. Memorial Day plans include participation in Ely Park services and Ridgelawn cemetery parade. Next meeting set for June first and the auxiliary sewing circle meets May 25 with Mrs. D C Rothe on Furnace Street.

Woodworth K. of C. Hall Ohio Department Columbus William Reigle G. H. Stoughton Frank Borie Darius Holcomb Ely Park

Sonrisa Club Adopts Constitution At May Chili Supper

Members and friends met at the YW gym for a chili supper with Mexican themed decorations. A treasure hunt named Betty Szabo Captain Kidd winner. Fern Wise Margaret Krugman and Betty Szabo drafted a full constitution to be signed at the June 8 meeting. a wiener roast is planned at Elywoods at 6:00. The Leaders' Council dinner on June 1 postpones the regular Sonrisa meeting, though the club will be represented. Three guests Edna Marie Bauni Dorothy Cook Loretta Okuley attended.

Sonrisa Y. W. Gymnasium Captain Kidd Betty Szabo Fern Wise Margaret Krugman Elywoods Leaders’ Council Edna Marie Bauni Dorothy Cook Loretta Okuley

Clyque Club Hosts Dorothy Reed Pinochle Night

Mrs. Dorothy Reed entertained the Clyque club at her Jean court home with two pinochle tables. Beatrice Allsop and Iris Lescher won high scores, Margaret Whitaker earned consolation, and Reed received the traveling prize. A luncheon followed and plans for a June first theatre party were made. Next Thursday the club meets at Mrs. Henry Whitaker’s Samuel street home.

Dorothy Reed Clyque Club Jean Court Beatrice Allsop Iris Lescher Margaret Whitaker Henry Whitaker Samuel Street

East Side Guild of St Andrews meeting highlights

Miss Norah Abbe assisted by Mrs. Charles Glover hosted the East Side Guild of St Andrew's church Thursday. Fourteen members sewed and held a business meeting to decide saving sales tax stamps for the guild. Guests included Mrs. Anna Brim from Lockport New York and Mrs. Eric Chapman. Mrs. Willard Lyons and her baby daughter visited briefly. A refreshment course was served and adjournment set for June 1 with Mrs. George Dyke of Cleveland Road for an afternoon of bridge.

Norah Abbe Charles Glover East Side St. Andrew’s Church Anna Brim Lockport New York Eric Chapman Willard Lyons George Dyke Cleveland Road

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local List

The report lists numerous admissions and discharges including Mrs. Carl Neimeyer 338 Princeton avenue Mary Ellen Schmitz 507 Second street Arthur Lawson Grafton and others. It also mentions S C E P club guests Mr and Mrs Ellis Caywood of Spruce street with prize winners Mrs Edward Pickard and Ellis Caywood and consoled winners Mrs Harry Krugman and Carlton Smith. A luncheon featured valley lilies and violets. In three weeks on June 8 Mr and Mrs Harry Krugman will host at Eleventh street.

Carl Neimeyer Princeton Avenue Mary Ellen Schmitz Second Street Arthur Lawson Grafton Russell Hammin Valley City Clarence Eager Columbus Street Marie Zorka Lodi Street Joseph Myers R. D. No Barbara, Joyce Glenda Fountain South Abbe Road Nancy Halter Denison Avenue Lee Champney Oberlin Paul Hanus Beech Street Eric Gruse Adams Street Frank Yoba West River Street Horace Morehouse R. D Roseanne Schwartz Avon S. C. E. P. Club Ellis Caywood Spruce Street Edward Pickard Harry Krugman Carlton Smith Eleventh Street

Wakeman Federated Democratic Woman's Club Meets at Dunn Home

About thirty members met Monday evening at Mrs. M. J. Dunn's home. Mrs. Art Witzlaben reported on the 13th District conference in Sandusky and Mrs. Dunn reported on the Columbus conference with five states represented. Delegates were elected to the state convention.

Wakeman Federated Democratic Woman's Club M. J. Dunn Art Witzlaben Sandusky

Federated Women to Meet in Columbus in September

Local notes report Wakeman residents Robert Bement and Louis Kuhn joining the Oberlin Collegians Dance Orchestra for events at Edgewood Country Club Pittsburg and upcoming engagements in Delaware Ohio and Wakeman. Also covered are a Mother-Daughter banquet at the Congregational Church, a Baccalaureate Sermon for Wakeman High graduates, and Wakeman High School musicians selected for the State band at Columbus during the State Fair, plus a note on rayon mills in Italy reacting to Japanese market competition.

Robert Bement Louis Kuhn Wakeman Oberlin Collegians Edgewood Pittsburgh Kuhn Bement Collegians Delaware Ohio W. H Congregational Church Dorothy Bell Oberlin Kenneth Ross Wakeman High Hoover Seville Hackett Norwalk Charles Thomas Dora Pomeroy Benson Charles Davenport Daytona Fla Richard Bohn Joe Iannetti Wakeman High School Columbus

Social club notes highlight summer gatherings and reads

Miss Elizabeth Taylor hosted Ninety Five Club members at her Washington avenue home where Mrs C H Cushing reviewed Thomas Mann’s Joseph in Egypt. Mrs Ruth Fiery to host June 1. Lit ue Sorority and Buccaneers met for cotton party and games on George street and Philips Court with prizes and dessert courses. June 3 and June 1 events planned at Kenyon and Brandston avenues feature readings, bridge, and guest prizes.

Ruth Pick- Garvin Ruth Pickett Darry Fawkeslow Weisbrod Edward Schneider Treet Elizabeth Taylor Ninety Five Club Washington Avenue C. H. Cushing Thomas Mann Joseph Egypt William Stark Abbey Graham Cleveland Y. W. C. A Richard Smith George Street G. E. Hall Carl Turner William Bridgett Kenyon Avenue Buccaneers Melvin Sanders Phillips Court Evelyn Kieffer Bert Orvis James Neuman Alberta Ehlert Brandston Avenue

Memorial Day committees named in Wellington Ohio events

The Memorial Day general committee met at G A R Memorial Hall to set exercises and name committees for Memorial Day. Dr C W Recard presided as general chairman. Parade starts 10 a.m. and Col James C MacDermott is Marshal of the Day.

Wellington G. A. R. Memorial Hall C. W. Recard Public Square James C. MacDermott Harry Hannon Greenwood Cemetery Herrick Ave. West Cemetery George Hawk Phillip Beal American Legion Clifton West Edwin Wise Harry Lindsay Bert Knapp Charles W. Recard Clyde Seidel Artie B. Jones E. L. Henes Cora M. Shepard Josephine Outridge John Stacey Frank Murray Herbert Reep Henry Clodwick E. L. Sharp Keith Andrews John H. Green First Baptist Church American Legionnaires Brighton Cemetery Spencer Cemetery Rochester

Reverend Lonzo Green Delivers Address at Huntington Graduation

The Reverend Lonzo 5S Green pastor of the Wellington Methodist church gave the address at the graduation exercises held at Huntington on Wednesday evening. In his absence, Royal Stark led the prayer service in the Methodist church.

Lonzo 5S. Green Wellington Huntington Royal Stark Methodist

Lillywood Lodge meeting plans wiener roast at Westlake Park

Thirteen Lillywood Lodge members met in Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday. They planned a joint wiener roast with Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at Westlake Park on Herrick Avenue West and arranged a Memorial Day service for the next meeting on Wednesday evening June 7.

Lillywood Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Odd Fellows Rebekahs Westlake Park Herrick Avenue West

Local Licenses Listed For Black River And Lorain Residents

Licenses granted or listed include Raymond Breen 23 Lorain steno grapher and Ruth Pandy 24 Lorain as well as Daniel Koler 22 Lorain steel worker and Sylvia Morog 21 Lorain. Also Kathryn J O Donnell 38 Black River township and 41 year old welder in Black River township.

Rock Rotunda Black River Township Kathryn J. O'Donnell Raymond Breen Lorain Ruth Pandy Daniel Koler Sylvia Morog

Temple O E S Holds Annual Inspection at Masonic Hall

Temple Chapter No. 103 O E S will hold its annual inspection Saturday night in Masonic Hall. Worthy Grand Mary Wollerman of Toledo will be inspecting officer. Mrs Anna Puder of here is No 4 District Deputy. The Methodist church Ladies Aid Society bake cookies for the event.

Temple Chapter Masonic Hall Mary Wollerman Toledo Anna Puder Here Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church

Master Jimmy Ford Improves From Bronchial Pneumonia

Master Jimmy Ford son of Mr and Mrs Brinley Ford is reported to be better from bronchial pneumonia. Robert Andrews confined to his home in Gibsonburg with illness.

Jimmy Ford Brinley Ford Robert Andrews Gibsonburg

Rural Day Services and Memorial at Pittsfield Church

Wellington Grange Rural Day services will be at Pittsfield Methodist Church Sunday starting 10 30 a m. Reverend Homer Doak will deliver the message, followed by a pot luck noon dinner. Memorial services for the late Fred Manning start 1 30 p m with Mrs Harold Perry and Reverend William Smith speaking. Miss Mabel Clark attended her uncle W Alexander’s funeral in Casly Ill. Mrs Bertha Leupin returns from Lakewood visit. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Luke Emmet on May 18. Kiwanis observes its fifteenth anniversary with Ladies Night. Yesterday the Wellington High School class of 56 was hosted by the club. Mrs Gordon Myers injured in a car crash on Main Street and is recovering.

Wellington Grange Pittsfield Methodist Church Homer Doak Harold Perry Fred Manning William Smith Pittsfield Mabel Clark W. Alexander Casly Ill Bertha Leupin S. LaVine Lakewood Luke Emmet Kiwanis Club Wellington High School Gordon Myers South Main Street Rochester Switch

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