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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1937

Page

9

Bride Weds Clifford Roe on Ancestral Anniversary

Betty Humphrey and Clifford A. Roe unite in a morning ceremony at St Marys parish house. The bride aligns her wedding with her parents and grandparents anniversaries. A reception at the Gables follows with family honored by attending relatives. The couple will reside at 105 West Bridge Street after a brief wedding trip.

St. Mary's Church Betty Humphrey Clifford A. Roe Edward Murphy Wréd Conrad

McAvena-Plato Wedding Set For June 26th

Miss Caroline McAvena daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph McAvena of West street will wed Theodore Plato son of Mr and Mrs Frank Plato of Cleveland. Ceremony at Holy Cross church Elyria with Plato employed by United Mills Company Graf ton. Lorain and Ladies Auxiliary depart for Cleveland tonight to join J O O F Hall East Bath Street and Lexington Avenue auxiliary candidates will be mustered cantons in fatigue uniforms and ladies in full dress.

Caroline McAvena Joseph McAvena West Street Miss McAvena Theodore Plato Frank Plato Cleveland Plato United Mills Company Grafton Canton Lorain Ladies Auxiliary J. O. O. F. Hall J. C. O. F. Hall East Bath Street Lexington Avenue Cuyahoga St. Paul's Church E. March Second Congregational Church Pauline Billingsley Tattersall Court Grace Fellowship Elks Lodge Sisma Gamma Sorority Elyria Council of Parent-Teachers Associations First Congregational Church March Club Allyau Gehl East Broad Street O4 Literary Club Mrs. Schwartz Second Street Mary A. Chandler Daughters of Union Veterans Norah Abbe Fourth Street Eagles Women’s Welsh Club H. W. Merriman Princeton Avenue Mabel Castle Nichols Block Alpha Sigma Chi Harriet Nelson Tota Nu Eleanor Krugman Riverdale Court American Home and Child Welfare Department Woman’s Club YW. C AL Eastern Heights Circle Child Conservation League Nela Park Tri-Ko Club Jean Crow West Avenue Musical Art Society Emma Emody East River Street Elsila Lodge Y-Indus Order of United Ameri Paul Shoff Warren Clarence Beazell Fred Shoff Beazell Vida M. Henderson Garden Tea Room E. O. Lyman Breckaville Will Foster C. F. Neuwirth Mra H. R. Riddle Canton Dorcas Church of Christ I. S. Wissinger Furnace Street Department of Education and Fine Arts Woman's Lorain Country Club Four O'Clock Club Wherry Dad Williams Daughters of America Rollin Hinkson Woodman Hall Jolly Ten Club Patsy Rogers Columbia Knit Wittera Mre

Elyria Girl Weds Litchfield Man in Simple Ceremony

Hattie Schweizer of Elyria becomes bride of Roy Balkin of Litchfield in a Saturday morning single ring ceremony performed by Justice C. C. Lord. The couple, who will reside in Litchfield, honeymoon in Michigan and Toledo before settling home. Nearby, British Empire club members hosted a card party with winnings for whist and buneco. A June 7 general meeting will feature a principal speaker from the British Commonwealth Club of Cleveland and a social gathering for outgoing secretary Sam Stevenson.

Adolph Schweizer Hattie Roy Balkin Litchfield Ohio Justice c. C. Lord Michigan Toledo Mr. Balkin British Empire Club McCaffery D. Sparks T. Gray T. Beattie Buneco Morrison J. Schott Beattie Ted Smith British Commonwealth Club of Cleveland Sam Stevenson England

Religious youth groups meet with studies and services

The Ryan community reports the Senior Society at the Church of Christ led by EB. Ryan with a discussion on salvation and a June convention in Cleveland. St. Andrews Young People held a discussion on What Good is War and planned a 7:30 a.m. corporate communion service. Junior B I P U shared testimony and music, with Agnes Fay leading and Lois Opper preparing for Camp Greenwood.

In Ryan C. EB Church of Christ Ray Brumger DeEtte Burdue C. E Cleveland St. Andrews Agnes Fay Margaret Hunter Tampa Florida Horse Quartette Gang Lois Opper Camp Greenwood

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Ohio Areas

List of patients admitted and discharged from multiple Ohio towns including Gratton Oberlin and Bucyrus. Names include Alice Kaspac Tony Olenek Mrs Walter Jonan and Mrs William Peabody with addresses in Cleveland Oberlin and Coshocton. Discharges include Marilyn Rein Menzo Brocka Way Leland Searight Wakeman Manafield and Frank Stockmanter various street addresses.

Alice Kaspac Gratton Tony Olenek Woodford Walter Jonan Cleveland Ohio William Peabody Oberlin Alfred Sperry Wincklow Street Paty Boyd Belfield Lloyd Genremer Millersburg Cr. Adams LaGrange Claire Miler Washington Terrace Robert Johns Harrison Street Kenneth Bishop Discharges Marilyn Rein Bucyrus Menzo Brockaway Ashtabula Leland Searight Wakeman Jack Harden Manafield Frank Stockmanter Blake Street Pater Bond Banfield Street Abbie Cannon Shear Street James Gare R. D William Bell Coshocton Clarence Panek Claude Dennison Howe George Simon Lake Normat Traicoff Irondale

Spring Prom for Senior Friendship Club Draws Eighty Couples

Eighty couples attended the Spring Prom at the Elks hall Saturday night for the Senior Friendship club. Ada Mae Stanford led the grand march. committees organized decorations, tickets, programs, and arrangements. chaperones included local couples and physicians.

Ighty Senior Friendship Club the Elks Adam West Oberlin Ada Mae Stanford David Thomas Elyria Ralph Tomson Lorain

League Closes Term With Last Day of School Event

The spring term ends with a Young Women's League meeting at the YWCA on Tuesday evening. Dinner at six precedes a special program organized by Eleanor Phiel and committee members Florence Smith Harriet Scott Sylvia Chervenka Wahlene Otto Helen Zechman and Gerna Boote.

Eleanor Phiel Florence Smith Harriett Scott Sylvia Chervenka Wahlene Otto Helen Zechman Gerna Boote

Lorain County Federation Women Hold All Day Meeting

The Lorain County Federation of Arankelial Women Union gathers at St Pauls Church in Lorain May 27. Morning session reviews the national convention in St Louis Missouri and afternoon features Reverend E W Brooks of Sandusky on Christian Citizenship. Ladies of St Pauls Church plan luncheon.

Lorain County

Wedding Of April 21st In Ripley Is Revealed

The marriage of Miss Masine Boughton to Merlin Misita was solemnized April 1 in Ripley New York with Rev Milner Smith officiating. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs L Boughton attended Elyria High School and works at F W Woolworth. The groom son of Mr and Mrs Sam Misita of Lorain graduated from Lorain High School and works at Lorain Store Works. Attending the couple were Miss Lillian McMannama of Elyria and Carl DeAngelis of Lorain. They reside at 175 Ridge Street.

Masine Boushton Merlin Misita Ripley New York Milner Smith

Kershaw Fifteenth Anniversary Celebrated At Home

Mr and Mrs Edward Kershaw marked fifteen years of marriage with a Saturday evening party at 101 Furnace Street. Guests from Elgins Fort Worth Sandusky and Cleveland played bridge and hearts, won prizes for William Kiely Miss Mary Wembsley T P Dung and Mrs William Kiely, then enjoyed a three course dinner. The crystal anniversary gifts reflected the crystal motif as the couple, who wed at St Josephs church in Cleveland, celebrated with Minnona Buswell as the bride.

Edward Kershaw Furnace Street Bridge and Hearts William Kiely Mary Wembsley T. P. Dung Elgins Fort Worth Texas Sandusky Cleveland Mrs. Kershaw St. Joseph’s Church Minnona Buswell

Compliment Dinner Bridges Miss Boor Before Nuptials

Miss Dorothy Boor, guest of honor at a pre nuptial dinner bridge in Oberlin, was feted by Miss Lizzie Hahn and Miss Alice McCracken at the Hi O Hi Tea Rooms Saturday evening. Fourteen guests dined under white lilac centerpieces and candlelight with mint toppers, green baskets, and colored flowers. Mrs. D A Baird won high in bridge. Miss Olive McNeal received consolation. Miss Boor will wed John F Fierbaugh of Illinois on Saturday June nineteenth.

Oberlin Dorothy Boor Lizzie Hahn Alice McCracken D. A. Baird Olive McNeal Miss Boor Misa Boor John F. Fierbaugh Ofllinois Dune

Epworth League and Young People's Society Devotions

Frank Wilcox spoke at the Epworth League devotional service noting friendship loyalty tolerance sincerity and stability. St Pauls Young Peoples society discussed Our Prayers and Gods Answers with multiple readers and Florence Welton. Church of Christ Endeavor met with Mary Kaiser leading a session on Our Prayer and Gods Answer. Special music appeared by Ida Mae Smith and Jim Sparrow. Next Sunday Ruth Fridensting leads. season’s first late meeting.

Epworth League of the Methodist Church Jesus Bob Adams Leonard Fowls Frank Wilcox Paul Ivion St. Paul's Young Peo- Pie's Society Gladys Welton Florence Welton Don Gander Kev, Irion Wilaoy Fox William Fox Gladya Welton Anne Schubert League Church of Christ Mary Kaiser Hazel Martin Marguerite Edwards June Hart Ida Mae Smith Jim Spsarr Ruth Fridensting

Many Guests and Events In Elyria Community Life

Mrs. Charles Ross returns home from Akron after caring for her infant granddaughter. Detroit visitors attend a sorority convention. several families host and visit relatives in cities like Pittsburgh and Cleveland. L. J. Jackson is gravely ill. births include a son for Robert Jonas and a daughter for C. C. Locke. Community members travel to Hamilton Indiana for a funeral, planning conferences, and church assemblies.

Charles Ross Oberilu Road LB. Smith Akron Margaret Howitt Caroline Ross Detroit Mich Caroline Walker Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Max Gephart Jane Holstall Edward Kershaw Furnace Street Gordon Gutman Cynthia William Benns Julia Keyes John Webber Cleveland A. C. Hudcutt Misa Gladys Reublin New York City Deane Burns Miriam Grosh Beaver Falls Marguerite Goodwin Washington, D. C L. J. Jackson West Avenue Elyria Clinic Charles Beverly Mills Leo FE. Waldron Cleveland Street Jimmie Swain Larry Francis Sandusky Ohio P. F. Hogie Hamilton Street Arvilla Hogie Hamilton Indiana Hogie Helen Hunter Tampa C. C. Spence Stanford Avenue Robert Rice Harvard Avenue American Airwasa Buffalo New York Robert Jonas Harrison Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Evelyn Brillhart Forest Beach Camp Ashtabula C. D. Reding Seventh Street Indianapolis Kenneth Bishop West Sixth Street C. C. Locke Masonic Temple Don Lewis Lake Avenue Donna Patricia St. Joseph's Hospital Lorsip George A. Brown Oak Park Illinois General Assembly of United Presbyterian Churches Rev. Brown Clifford T. Dickinson Allan Dickinson Washington,d. C John Jamie ‘Gon Richards Toledo Harry Hickes Roy F. Osborn Bay Vilage Ruth Leonard Leonard Richard Leonard East Cleveland Julia Amherst Carmien A. Rigg Clark Street Chicago Hemphill School of Diesel Engineering W. S. Coon Stow Herbert Guild Fred Shotf

Win One Club Elects Officers and Hosts Meeting

Miswee Lois, Betty and Margaret Opper entertained the Win One Club at their West Avenue home Saturday afternoon. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Margaret Opper, vice president Gwendolyn Gardner, secretary and treasurer Pearl Cox, pianist Uotty Opper. The next meeting will be Saturday, June 5 at Alice Mac Hoover’s home. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.

Win One Miswee Lois Betty Margaret Opper West Avenue Gwendolyn Gardner Pearl Cox Uotty Opper Alice Mac Hoover

Lorain Elyria Calendar of Local Club Events

A compact calendar lists Monday night meetings for Suns Club at Brass Kettle Lorain and multiple Elyria groups including Doherty Sorority and Little Sorority. It notes postponed League of Women Voters, prayer service for India Mission, charity bingo, and various lodge and club gatherings with addresses and attendees.

Brass Kettle Lorain Young Women's Republican Club Elyria Doherty Sorority Little Sorority Ruth Schroeder Cleveland Street Sunny Side Up Club Willam Bruck Second Street Order of Rainbow League of Women Voters India Mission B. Davidson's W. Sth Veterans of Foreign Wars Middle Step King Solomon's Lodge A. M B.D. Reety G. A. R. Knights of Columbus Church of Christ Pearl Page Columbus Street Agenda Fraternity Townsend Club Holiness A. E. Cubertgon 8Th Street Grace Lutheran Church Cougress

Community church events fill Lorain district schedule

A dense listing of upcoming church and club activities across Lorain, including Oasis meetings at Grace Lutheran and Em manual Lutheran churches, midweek Bible study at United Presbyterian, Feierabend suppers, ladies aid luncheons, circle gatherings, and auxiliary group inspec tions. Also noted are youth and civic club teas, mother daughter banquets, and a series of Friday Saturday and Thursday program events at St. Andrew's St. Paul's Oberlin Road and several local community venues with speakers, luncheons, and dances.

Notta Card Club Ida Keeler Linwood Park Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Grace Church Sou Danquet Emmanuel Lutheran Church D. A. Baird United Presbyterian Church Circle No St. Pau Yungklaus Cleveland Street Second Congregational Church Rebekah Lodge J. C. Lloyd Bond Street American Legion Friendly Twelve Club Elizabeth Duckett West Avenue Pilgrim Community Church South Prospect Street Sons of Veterans Clasque Club Woman's Club Junior Friendship Club

North Ridgeville school notes and events wrap

North Ridgeville notes summarize senior events at the high school including the 12th annual Junior-Senior promenade on May 1, the dart play Who Wouldn't Be Crazy, a Baccalaureate Service, Recognition Day awards, and a commencement program with diplomas and performances. The farewell gift included a radio and funds for the athletic field and auditorium clock. Also covered are L E S meetings, memorial services, upcoming Mother-Daughter supper, Memorial Day planning, Grange program, and local social notes.

North Ridgeville Senor J. L. Quade Mendelssohn - Bartholdy Herfurth Audrey Smith Shubert Kuntz Sidney Capell Robert Moore C. C. Reed Barnby Helen Haller Barbara Cooper Ethel Bement Jack Stroud Glen C. West FE. A. Brant Board of Education

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