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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1937

Page

17

Miss Josephine Hitsman Weds William Reinders at St Marys

Morning ceremony at nine o clock followed vows at St Marys church. Miss Hitsman is niece of Mrs Josephine Barth of 243 Eastern Heights. Mr Reinders is son of Mrs Jessina Reinders of Grafton. The church was decorated with palms and flowers. organist Mrs Jack Huge led music with soloist Dr Charles Guth. The bride wore white lace with a long train and carried white roses and baby’s breath. sister in law Mrs Thomas Cotterill wore aquamarine lace. Ushers included Charles Hitsman and Joseph Reinders. A wedding breakfast at Spring Valley, then a 2 o’clock reception at the Barth home. The couple plan a Washington, D C trip and will reside at 443 Kenyon avenue in late June.

Jprhis Josephine Hitsman William A. Reinders Howard Murphy St. Mary's Church Josephine Barth Eastern Heights Boulevard Reinders Jessina Reinders Grafton Jack Huge Charles Guth Sod Scott Cleveland Jace Thomas Cotterill Lorain Cotterill Charles Bhitsman Joseph Reipders Spring Valley Barth

Lucille Holliday To Be Bride On June Thirtieth

Announcement states Miss Lucille Glyn Holliday daughter of Mr and Mrs F J Holliday 1212 West avenue will marry Henry Cornelius Jr son of Mr and Mrs Henry I Cornelius of Lorain at St Andrews Episcopal church The couple attended Lorain and Elyria high schools and the groom served in the Navy for four years He is a builder with his father in Lorain plus the couple plans their June thirtieth wedding.

Lucille Glyn Holliday F. J. Holliday West Avenue Henry Cornelius, Jr Henry I Cornelius Lorain St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Miss Holliday Lorain and Elyria Cornelius Lorain High School United States Navy W Ho

Mrs Crowther's Daughter Weds Milton Cooney in New York

Announcement from Elyria notes Miss Carol Crowther daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Crowther Rochester New York wed Milton Francis Cooney of Rochester at Transfiguration Church New York City on May 15. Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star will hold a regular meeting Friday and Day Chapter Lorain will present three plays with families of members as guests.

Carol Crowther Charles Edward Crowther Rochester New York Milton Francis Cooney Church of the Transfiguration New York City Elyria Order of Eastern Star Lorain

Plays To Entertain Garford Girl Reserves

The Garford Girl Reserves met with President Nancy Robertson in charge. Rosemary Smith read the Scripture. Jean Buck recited a poem and Jacqueline Stitch with Joan Wells sang two songs. They planned a mother daughter banquet and discussed Play Day events including a breakfast hike from the YWCA at eight.

Garford Girl Reserves Nancy Robertson Rosemary Smith Jean Buck Jacqueline Stitch Joan Wells Yw.c. A

Lorain W B A Holds Amherst Convention For 1932

The forty second Lorain County convention of the Women's Benefit Association was held in Amherst with about one hundred attending. Mayor C E Cooper welcomed delegates as Elyria guards in white uniforms with blue capes assisted by Miss W B A and others. Officers were elected with Mrs Alice Andrews as past president and Mrs Jessie Burford as president. A full program included initiations, memorial service, dances, orations, and talks. Dinner served to about 90 guests from multiple nearby towns. A vote planned to hold next annual convention in Lorain on the second Wednesday in May 1933. The second item notes Pilgrim Community church Women’s Association meeting with twelve members and a schedule for June third.

Lorain Women’s Benefit Association Amherst C. E. Cooper Elyria Guard Leona Schmidt Mise Ella Jaeger Amherst Review Jennie Smith Wellington Elyria Loraine Marian Beal Elizabeth Turno Laura Hail Ora Mae Schraeffer Supreme Court Nettle Schaeffer Frances Raab Sawyer Zahrley Boughton The Methodist Church Vermilion Oberlin Spencer Cleveland Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church Fred Bauer Winckles Street Swett Hour Bauer Sherwood Byam Jack Pycroft

Hospital Admissions List Names and Addresses

A list of hospital admissions with numerous names and street addresses across Ohio cities. The entries include Mrs Avter brook 453 Earl Court Mrs Mel vin Trout 403 West avenue Mrs Wayne Martin 1004 East avenue Chester Tompkins 433 Louisiana avenue Mrs Dorothy Walker Willard Ohio William Baker Lorain Howard Taft 436 Cleveland street Walter Perkins Wads Worth Ohio Margaret Buckeer 30 W River street Orlo Allen 10 E River Mr Leroy Ran cour 547 Lodi Mrs Clarence Simmonds 127 Homer street Lois Littleton 423 Earl Court Mrs Edward Anderson No 17 Woodford Addison Carpenter 357 Sth street Mrs Monroe Marble Cleveland.

William Avterbrook Earl Court Melvin Trout West Avenue Wayne Martin East Avenue Chester Tompkins Louisiana Avenue Dorothy Walker Willard Ohio William Baker Lorain Howard Taft Cleveland Street Walter Perkins Wads Worth Margaret Buckeer W. River Street Orlo Allen E. River Leroy Rancour Lodi Clarence Simmonds Homer Street Lois Littleton Tescharges Edward Anderson Woodford Addison Carpenter Sth Monroe Marble Cleveland

Mission Program At Association Meeting

The Woman's Association at Second Congregational church hosted Division D with Division F as guests. Devotions led by Mrs. Hecock, readings and music followed, with talks on China missions and General Chiang Kai Chek. Plans were set for a June 16 luncheon and related activities.

Post-Niptial Courtesy for Mrs. DuCoty at Crandall Home

Mrs. R L Ducoty was honored with a post-nuptial courtesy hosted by Mrs Robert Crandall at 304 East Broad Street last night. Guests played bridge in two rooms while Miss Maxine Carroll won high score and Miss Evelyn Brillhart was consoled. Green and gold decorations featured yellow tulips and lilacs with a luncheon table of wrapped towels for the bride. Additional guests included Mrs James Gray, Mrs Russell Minger, Mrs J E Smith, Miss Marguerite Taylor and Miss Madaline Gollmar. Mrs Ducoty, formerly Mildred Baumhardt, wed on May ninth.

R. L. DuCoty Robert Crandall East Broad Street Maxine Carroll Evelyn Brillhart James Gray Russell Minger J. E. Smith Marguerite Taylor Mazdaline Gollmar DuCoty Mildred Baumhardt

Licenses Granted in Lorain Area Gazette

Several Lorain residents received licenses including James L Wharton 27 stationary engineer and Florence R Lichtenberg 27 nurse. Robert Kinsell 24 salesman and Lucille Matthes 25. Leo Hopkins 22 store manager and Theresa Kirach 20. Andrew J Smith 25 Oberlin meat dealer and Ruth A Miller 26 Brownhelm township. Fay M Perkins 28 Brighton township fireman and Wilma C Lampen 26. James Schadewald 37 Cleveland chauffeur and Anna Rovanitz 26 Dover.

James L. Wharton Lorain Florence R. Lichtenberg Robert Kinsell Lucille Matthes Leo Hopkins Wellingteer Theresa Kirach Andrew J. Smith Oberlin Ruth A. Miller Brownhelm Fay M. Perkins Brighton Township Wilma C. Lampen James Schadewald Cleveland Anna Rovanitz Dover

Local People Attend Ceremonies and Funerals in Elyria and Cleveland

Elyrians visit Cleveland for River Chapter No. 517 Eastern Star dinner and inspection while others attend May 19 hospital births and weddings. Notables include Eleanor Cullin at Mt. Carmel School of Nursing and Ruth Cullin in the graduating class. Funeral guests include families from Detroit Lakewood Shaker Heights Coshocton Vermilion Amherst Warren and Middletown Conn. Events cover silver anniversary, retirements and lodge activities with plans for June gatherings and Decoration of Chivalry awards.

Nisg Eleanor Cullin Furnace ‘Street Columbus Ohio Mt. Carmel School of Nursing Ruth Cullin Aone Honeberger 901 Middle Avenue Showalter Detroit Michigan Ray Kane Lakewood Norman Jones Shaker Heights Walter Parish Coshocton Frank Jones Vermilion Ethel Hart Wilton Connecticut Stanley Shaw Harrison Street Hart Elyria Shaw Robert Sandrock Westfield New Jersey Shaw-Hensler Shaws Ralph Shaw Middletown Raymond Cook Marjorie Anne Compton California J. H. Forman Cleveland Street J. B. Kaiser Tina Jacobs Jessie McLean Fred Hubbard Irvin Maxwell Amherst Anna Honeberger Ivan Weir Earlcourt Warren O. H. Terrell Weir New Business Department Warren O. P. S Terrell Terrell, Who Are Former Elyrans. Rev. and Mrs. Bela Bacso Stephen Tarczaki Toledo Bacso Wayne Martin East Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Cleveland Order of Eastern Star Mesdames Florence Steger Hazel Brodbeck Florette Heldrich Carrie Ott Ruth Schroeder Pearl Reynolds Marian Hand Katherine Stone Blanche Kobler Mabel Refenning Melvin Trout West Avenue Blrria Memorial Hospital William A. Debm George Street Eleanor Debm Office Associates State Welfare Department Dehm Department Jovest Edward M. Smith Armeuthia Long Park Avenue Zanesville H. G. Williams John Knowles Ridgeville B. M. Knowles

Final Elyria P T A Council Meeting Planned

Elyria Council of Parent and Teachers announces its final meeting of the year Tuesday May 26 in First Congregational church parlors. Morning session at ten with officers and committee reports, lunch at one, afternoon session at two with PTA presidents giving reports and annual officer elections. Presidents must notify hospitality chair Mrs Peter Smith by May 24.

Elyria Council of Parente and Teachers First Congregational Church Churche Peter Smith Council

Elyria Woman's Club Evening Department Elects New Chairman

Name Dep't Chairman ed as the new chairman of the Evening Department of the Elyria Woman's Club after a short business meeting following a turkey dinner at the clubhouse. Mrs. D. A. Billings announced that Mrs. D. A. Baird would be vice chairman. other officers to be chosen later. Retiring chairwoman Mrs. A. G. Sebilieman thanked members for cooperation. Treasurer Mrs. George Thompson and secretary Mrs. George Young filed annual reports. Picnic planned by Mrs. Sanker at her lake cottage Saturday June 6. Bridge games yielded prizes to Mrs. Herman Reinhardt and Miss Cora Phelps. About 12 members attended. committee included Mrs. S. Beal, Miss Kathryn Herchler and Mrs. Storck.

Elyria Woman's Club D. A. Billings General Club D. A. Baird A. G. Sebilieman George Thompson George Young Cora Phelps

Party For Miss Padley Shower Honors Thelma Padley

Miss Thelma Padley receives gifts and top prizes at a shower hosted by Miss Bee Bleke at the Gables. Entertainment included bridge and banco with Miss Padley and Iona Krieble winning first prizes and Raymond Plas to marry Miss Padley on May 29. The McGuire sisters hosted another event at 651 Broad Street for Miss Betty Humphrey and Miss Mary Louise Bolly with five bridge tables, prizes awarded to Marcella Welsh Beverly Peter man and Dorothy Rober amid lilac decor.

Thelma Padley Helen Mary McGuire Broad Street Betty Humphrey Mary Louise Bolly Miss Humphrey Miss Bolly Marcella Welsh Beverly Peterman Dorothy Rober McGuire

Honor Allen Teachers Dinner At YMCA By Parent-Teacher Association

Honor Allen teachers were complemented with a dinner at the YMCA arranged by a committee of Mrs. Cyril Brecknock Mrs. H G Stevick and Mrs Frank Harding of the Parent-Teacher Association. The entire association membership attended. Tables wore purple and gold streamers and garden bouquets. Contests followed and prizes were awarded. A tour of the M G A building led by Harlie Stevick entertained the group upon return with further picture- bouts.

Allen School Cyril Brecknock H. G. Stevick Frank Harding Asociation Association Harlie Stevick

Community Calendar Highlights From Oberlin Elyria Area

Calendar events list church suppers parties and meetings including Junior Dramatic Club rescheduled to Monday at St Agnes, Tri Sigma Gertrude Feron and Mrs Maxine Howard in Lorain and Oberlin Inn annual dinner at 6 30, Dames of Malta card party and Pilgrim church pot luck supper at 6 30, DeMolay Major Woodworth Camp activities, Townsend Club at 136 Middle Avenue, Daughters of Scotland and Women’s Benefit Association events, Elyria Council Royal Grey degrees for three, meeting times at United Presbyterian and St Andrew’s, Secret Sisters at Emmanuel Lutheran, and a school film showing with guests including Miss Bessie Downing and others.

Amicl Cong Junior Dramatic Club St. Agnes Church Tri Sigma Sorority Gertrude Feron Sth Street Saloac Maxine Howard Lorain AL Alu Oberlin Branete Oberlin Inn Dames of Malta Dorothy Hayes Oak Street Pilgrim Church David J. Nye Order of DeMolay Woodworth Townsend Club Middle Avenue Daughters of Scotland Women’s Benefit Association Zhonta 2Nd Congregational Elyria Council F. M United Presbyterian Church Mise Lida Imhoff Cleveland Hebrew Mission

Chrysanthe mum Club entertains at Zander home

Members of Chrysanthe mum Club were entertained at Mrs Walter Zanders home on Tenth street yesterday. Prizes in pinochle went to Mrs Walter Kipt and Mrs Fred Novak. A refreshment course followed. The next meeting is set for June sixteenth at Mrs Annachro der's home.

Chrysanthemum Club Walter Zander Tenth Street Walter Kipt Fred Novak

Government funds child health camps in honor of Condoxe

New Zealand government allocates 125000 for children's health camps in memory of George V Condoxe. Funds aim to support medical care, nutrition, and wellness programs. Ends with a memorial gesture linking public health to a named sponsor and community benefit.

New Zealand George V

Marmola Tablets Claim Quick Weight Loss Cure

A medicine called Marmola Prescription Tablets is promoted as a simple, natural fat loss method. Advertisers claim the thyroidlike tiny gland controls fat burn and that Marmola helps the body burn excess fat without dieting or hard exercise, prepared by a noted medical lab with the formula printed on the package.

Suilling

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