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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1938

Page

13

Miss Cornell and James Campbell to Wed in Oberlin Chapel

Miss Dorothy Cornell and James Arthur Campbell will wed in Fairchild Chapel Oberlin on a Saturday afternoon ceremony at four thirty. The service will be conducted by the bride's father and Reverend H. C. Carnell of Albion Michigan with assistance from his son Edward Carnell of Wheaton College. Campbell, son of Mrs Helen Campbell, is Oberlin College graduate and Purdue graduate student. Cornell studied at Oberlin.

Dorothy Cornell James Arthur Campbell Fairchild Chapel Oberlin Sturday H. C. Carnell First Baptist Church of Albion, Michigan Edward Carnell Wheaton College Campbell Helen Campbell Betlefield Avenue Oberlin College Purdue University Miss Carnell

Marian Becker and Ralph Carrick wed in Covington Ky

Marian Becker and Ralph Carrick were married on Sunday morning November sixth at St Marys church Covington Kentucky by Reverend Father Fryberg. Carrick son of George Carrick a city streets official, and Miss Becker daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Becker will reside at 9 Water Street.

Covington Kentucky Marian Becker Ralph Carrick Father Fryberg St. Mary's Church Carrick George Carrick

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Short List

Hospital admissions include Julian Perkins of Columbia Station Betty Jackson 16 Woodford Avenue Mrs Eva Gardner 104 Eisine Street Mrs Edward Baker 214 Bath Street Mrs Lawrence Moore 115 Pine Street Mrs Francis Archer 206 Court land Street James Nichols La Grange Discharges record Paul Hanus 217 Woodford Mrs William Brown baby girl R D No 2 Lester Jones R D No 3 Medina

Julian Perkins Columbia Station Betty Jackson Woodford Avenue Eva Gardner Eisine Street Edward Baker Bath Street Lawrence Moore Pine Street Francis Archer Courtland Street James Nichols la Grange Paul Hanus Woodford William Brown R. D Lester Jones Medina

Oberlin Student Speaks At Middle Step Meeting

Miss Masuko Otake a Japanese student at Oberlin spoke to the Middle Steps at the YWCA last evening describing education religion and social customs in Japan. She noted Western Eastern blends in homes and street dress. The next meeting was set for Friday November 18 with a supper and scavenger hunt under Helen Rudy and Donna Chapman. Final World Fellowship Supper plans were made for Thursday at the YWCA. Club members chose service projects including doll dressing or making scrapbooks for holiday distribution.

Masuko Otake Oberlin W. C Helen Rudy Donna Chapman World Fellowship

McKinley PTA hears review of The Great American Family

Mrs Henry Ingersoll Jr reviews Lee Shippey humorous tale at November McKinley PTA meeting. President Morris Brown reports on state convention in Columbus. Plans outlined for Christmas bazaar December 5th from 6 30 to 9 30 pm at McKinley school with booth chairmen named for toys golf clothes baked goods and more. Tea closes the meeting served by hospitality chair Mrs George Birmingham with gourds and corn decor.

Henry Ingersoll, Jr Lee Shippey McKinley Parent-Teacher Association F. W. Loknes H. Vibber Morris Brown Columbus McKinley School George Mynchenburg, Jr Booth Robert Wilson C. F. Wooden Walter Peake Robert Butz L. A. Terry George Birmingham C. J. Robinson W D. Carle H. Wibber W. G. Chandler Max Pember Arthur Hess F. W. Lohnes

Legion Junior Auxiliary Holds November Meeting At Home

American Legion Junior Auxiliary met Monday evening at Geraldine Wilmot home with Elaine Evans assisting hostess. Honey Lou Elemes led as new president and oversaw business. plans outlined for a Christmas play at the Legion Home. Prizes awarded to Honey Lou Elemes Jean Lindsey Mrs Cooley and Kathryn Mischka. refreshments provided by hostesses.

American Legion Junior Auxiliary Geraldine Wilmot Elaine Evans Honey Lou Elemes Legion Jean Lindsey

East Side Guild Meeting at St Andrew's Thursday

St Andrew's Church East Side Guild meets Thursday in the Guild Room. A tureen luncheon will be served at noon.

East Side Guild of St. Andrew's Church

Distinguished Guests Attend Inspection Of Capt P D Reefy Circle

Distinguished guests joined Captain P. D. Reefy Circle as the group gathered at the Elks restaurant for an inspection followed by a banquet. Rev J A Kaley Judge G B Findley Clara Tice Sadie May Williams Florence Deighton Viola Yost attended. Mrs Tice, the inspecting officer, and gifts were presented to officers. Judge Findley spoke on Patriotism, Rev Kaley read The Parson and His Son, with Edith Hill Anna Bruck and Louise Freeman in charge of dinner arrangements. Regular lodge meeting set for Monday evening November 14 with a bingo party afterward.

P. D. Reefy Elks J. A. Kaley G. B. Findley Clara Tice Martins Ferry Sadie May Williams Florence Deighton Cleveland Viola Yost Medina Tice Myrtle Rose Judge Findley Kaley Parson Edith Hill Anna Bruck Louise Freeman

Education talk guides youth in a changing world

Hear College Professor Milton Purtebaugh outline on youth and society at Ashland College urging honesty sobriety persistence and industry as constants He stresses English background science for radio advertising psychology for social skills and religion that works Parents urged to help children choose futures PTA president Mrs H G Gollmar reports on the convention The program included a trumpet quartet and piano pieces with students from North Eaton High School plus a dance announced for Monday November 28 at the school for youths and adults.

Jefferson Junior High Parent- Teacher Association Milton Purtebaugh Ashland College H. G. Gollmar P.T.A Sidney Sprague William Zoltai John Vinson Kenneth Hoffman North Eaton High School Marian Botts Helen Shuster Eugene Beal Viola Hargrave Jeannie School For

Elyria Woman's Club to Host Benefit Card Party

The Evening Department of the Elyria Woman's club sponsors a benefit card party Thursday evening at eight. Mrs. Clarence Dick leads arrangements at the club house for November tenth.

Elyria Woman's Club Clarence Dick

Calendar Garden Club and Local Society Meetings in Elyria

Elyria groups schedule varied gatherings at local clubs churches and halls including Garden Club at Elyria Woman's Club 8 Miss Reely reviews Audubon by Con stance Rourke and multiple parish and society meetings. Notable events include Lorain County Medical Society dinner at Antlers Hotel with Dr. Thomas E. Jones and St John Y S S meeting at 1455 East Avenue.

Elyria Thalian Carl Hall Center Ridge Comraderie Mary Inez Walsh Eta Theta Jean Aschenbach Tri Sisma Gladys Knapp Ridgeville Tri Co Debs Hattie Jones Lorain Sigine Bette MacDowell 4Th Street St. Agnes Girl’s Parish Hall Young Women's League Lorain County Medical Society Antlers Hotel Thomas E. Jones Cleveland Jolly Eight William Vargo Blake Street American Legion Auxiliary Eagles Mother's Auxiliary U. P H. F. Paeth Denison Avenue Roy Ramage Elks Lodge Knights of St. John Elyr'a Lodge O. F Elyria Council Jr. O. U. A. M Trustees of U. P. Church Woodman of America Woodman Hall St. John’s

Elyria D A R Chapter to Hear Dudley White Address

The Elyria D A R Chapter will host Dudley A White Past Commander of the Ohio American Legion and member of Congress for the Armistice Day address at 2 15 pm Friday November eleventh at 418 Washington Avenue hosted by Mrs John W Brandt The Nathan Perry Chapter of Lorain will attend with several ladies assisting in entertaining.

John W. Brandt Washington Avenue Elyria Daughters of American Revolution Nathan Perry Lorain Dudley A. White Ohio American Legion Congress Brandt Churchward Fay Fauver Jaster Reublin Ryan Fairman

Matters Of Importance Are Discussed At Meeting Of Junior Woman's Club

The Elyria Junior Department discussed dues, lecture plans, and service projects led by Mrs Ted E Seward. A talk by Mrs Leonard Tufford covered the Service League for the blind with a center opening Nov 17. The group heard about an Ohin composers lecture on Nov 18 to fund a Memorial Fund, and noted next events including a Community Fund drive and a Nov 12 14 ticket sale at Central Book Store.

Ted E. Seward Elyria Woman's Club Arthur Kallet Mary Ko Miller Seward Leonard Tufford Service League For the Blind Johnston Gift Shop Second Street League Elk’s Hall Tufford Ethyl Milliren Elvira Woman's Club Madame Bartlett Robert Carti Nelda Jeeton Mary McGuire Margaret Urig Clyde Worthington Richard Horan al Rosen Federal Bureau of Investigation Cleveland Beverly Peterman Chorus Central Book Store John Shaw Wooster Richard Gollmar

Church Guild Sews for Bazaar at First Congregational

A busy group of women from the First Congregational church Guild sewed all day in the parlors yesterday for the bazaar. They plan to meet again next Monday to sew and will provide their own lunches at noon.

First Congregational Church Guild

Gates P T A News Speaker Miss Marian Lord

Gates P T A will host Miss Marian Lord of the Elyria Library as speaker at 7 30 pm in the school auditorium. The meeting will include a fourth grade play by Miss Dunnell and special music. The president and vice president will report convention outcomes.

Marian Lord Elyria Library Gates Parent-Teacher Association Dunnell

Turkey Supper at M. E. Church Grafton Nov 9

A turkey supper is planned at the M. E. Church in Grafton on Wednesday November 9 from 5 to 9 p m. Meals priced at 60 cents for adults and 30 cents for children. Proceeds support church programs.

M. E. Church Grafton

Elyria YWCA Board Deliberates World Fellowship Theme

Elyria YWCA board members met with Mrs Rodney Rockwood presiding in Mrs D A Baird and Mrs E J Howenstine’s absence. Reports covered Senior Girl Reserves lecture series residence grounds inter racial work industrial girls and membership study. Campaign set for November 14 and annual meeting planned for January 31.

Elyria Y. W. C. A Rodney Rockwood D. A. Baird E. J. Howenstine World Fellowship J. Martin Beck Roy Clymer George Lamberton S. G. Shaw George Johnson Leo Meyer Robert Wilson October Woman's Press National Yloaq Oc. OA

Ackerman Addresses Columbia Club Meeting at Third Street School

Members of the Columbia Club of St John's church planned to entertain Lorain County Men's Club and wives at the Third Street school on Friday evening in regular session. A nominating committee to select careers for the coming year was named, naming Carl Schrieber Walter Block and Carl Buchholz. Dr M Ackerman spoke on The Relationship of the Human Exe to Health and luncheon was served to thirty seven men by committee members.

Columbia Club St John’s Church Lorain County Third Street Carl Schrieber Walter Block Carl Buchholz M. Ackerman A Rosenau Howard Ray C. Schreiber J. Schoenfeldt Walter Schroeder Reverend Schroeder

Young Ladies Host Toy Making and Bazaar Plans

Ten members of Division E of Second Congregational church met at Florian Boynton's Lake avenue home. Helen Palagge led the meeting and devotional hour as Lydia Rosencranz and Alice Luther formed the toy booth committee for the December 2 bazaar. The group then enjoyed a luncheon and set the next meeting for December 5 with Thelma Page to host. Canton Lorain No. 93 and Ladies Auxiliary No. 11 held an inspection in IO. F. hall with Lt Ray Malham and Lady Lizzie Berger presiding. Plans for a December 5 card party were made and Oberlin women served a tureen luncheon after the session on November 21.

Division E Second Congregational Church Florian Boynton Lake Avenue Helen Palagge Lydia Rosencranz Alice Luther Thelma Page Canton Lorain No. 93 Ladies Auxilary No. 11 O. F. Hall Ray Malham Lizzie Berger Oberlin Cora Knapp Chevalier Baker

Local society notes from Lakewood and nearby towns

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore of Lakewood will host dinner tonight for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ramage. Mrs. I F Sellers visited Gambier Ohio relatives. Lowell Sellers and Dick Yhayer attended a Columbus game. Bethel Shrine 24 members at Lakewood Shrine 26 inspection include Mary Rogers Florentine Heidrick Florence Steger Ruth Schroeder May Markham Charles Grate Arthur Roper Fred Sasse and Dr Ralph Bevard. Carl Hunger hosts Dr and Mrs C Chase of Detroit sisters. Dr Chase attends postgrad meeting at Cleveland Clinic for three days. they return Thursday morning. Mrs F S Rust visits sister Mrs Gibson in Ashland. Maitel Oring of Cleveland weekend guest of aunt Mrs J B Mitchell. George Ferguson visited sister Mrs Weir in Mansfield. returned to Second St. Mr and Mrs H R Riddle and children from East Ave attended wedding of nephew Lynn Calvin to Miss Stella Spice at Wilson Avenue Methodist church. Lawrence Moore and Mrs Moore of 115 Pine St are parents of a son born at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 7. Mrs C W Young of Huron is visiting W D Carle on Stanford Ave. Ross Aungst and daughter Barbara of Hamilton St spent weekend in Belleville with relatives. Miss Mildred Carroll of Richmond Indiana, a freshman at American Bible College in Cleveland, spent weekend with her brother H L Carroll at 109 Denison Ave.

Robert Moore Lakewood Roy Ramage I. F. Sellers Gambier Ohio Lowell Sellers Dick Yhayer Columbus Bethel Shrine No Lakewood Shrine No Mary Rogers Florette Heidrick Florence Steger Ruth Schroed F. S .Rust Gibson Ashland Maitel Oring Cleveland J. B. Mitchell Chase Street George Ferguson Weir Mansfield Second Street H. R Riddle East Avenue Ross Aungst Barbara Hamilton Street Belleville Mildred Carroll Richmond Indiana American Bible College H. L. Caroll Denison Avenue

The Losing Struggle of Country Against Town Meeting

The study group met Monday at the Y and discussed the Middle Ages led by Mrs Wilfrid Bowdler. Mrs H R Sells presided over the business session and Mrs Mahan was named secretary on November 21. The new study topic will be The Golden Age of the Town and the Fair led by Airs Arthur Richwine.

Itaniine Y Ofc Wilfrid Bowdler H. R. Sells Mahan Arthur Richwine

Elyria BPW Club November Activities Card Party

The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club schedules a card party at Mrs Krieg's on West Avenue at eight on Thursday November 17 hosted by Mildrea Schultz. A dinner meeting on November 28 at 6 30 at the Woman's Club features Helen M. Smithson speaking on The Art of Cosmetics and Perfumery with Harriet Hubberd chairing International Relations.

Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club

Surprise Housewarming For Mr and Mrs Louis Hall

A housewarming at 247 Ninth Street surprised Mr and Mrs Louis W Hall (Louise Reed) hosted by Mrs H Boggs and Mrs P Chobanoff. entertainment included bingo and pinochle. gifts were given to the newlyweds who married in September. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Boggs Mr and Mrs Chobanoff Mr and Mrs John Reed Mrs Raymond Krugman Mrs George Woodcock Mrs Robert Benson Miss Ruby Woodcock Elaine Chobanoff Anne Crozier Cecilia Reed Jean Reed Dickie Boggs and Mrs Minnie Reed.

Louis W. Hall Louise Reed Ninth Street H. Boggs P. Chobanoff Ngo Hall Boggs Chobanoff John Reed Raymond

Junior Friendship Club Plans For Month

About one hundred twenty girls attended yesterday's Junior Friendship Club meeting at the YWCA gym. President Dorothy Notley led the session planning programs for the month, including a quiz bee with Emily Davis, tea for the cabinet, and a 5:30 supper meeting. The group discussed a possible joint dance with the Senor Friendship Club during the Elyria Lorain game and voted to join, while Mrs E H Evans spoke on India for World Fellowship week, sharing costumes and curios.

Junior Friendship Club Yo W. Oc. A Dorothy Notley Emily Davis Y. W. Gymnasium Senor Friendship Club E. H. Evans India

Banquet Plans by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079

The Ladies Auxiliary met to arrange support for the Armistice Day banquet on Friday November 11 at the club rooms. A bingo party is set for Friday November 14 with Helena French as chair. May Brown was elected eighteen months trustee. A Stars and Stripes Auxiliary No 1415 letter asks attendance at a district conference December 10 and 11 in Cleveland. Mary Mear invites auxiliaries and husbands to a Thanksgiving party November 26 at her home. Eleanor McCully won the prize for the evening. The next meeting is November 21.

Guy Findlay Elyria A. Lawren Brown Investors Syndicate D. E. Rimbach Howard Somers Kenneth Buswell Ethyl Milliren Phyllis Agate Robert Bovlan W. K Brubaker Mary Catherine Conry Mary Frankie Chairrean Mesdames Nelson Fitch Robert Curtis Cecil Garrett Harvey Curtis Robert Crandall Howard Craig Garnard Cowling Mark Willis Churchill Goodspeed Kathryn Fisk Eleanore Erickson Ladies’ Auxiliary Helena French May Brown Stars and Stripes Cleveland Mary Mear Eleanor McCully

Dinner Honors Braggs Couple at House in Lodi

Mrs Richard J Elliott of 216 Stanford Avenue hosted a Sunday dinner for the Braggs Blanche Haas guests included out of town visitors Marc iore Elliott and Harry Freeman of Lodi Ohne. Bronze chrysanthemums and candles graced the table and gifts were presented to Mrs Briggs after dinner.

Richard J. Elliott Stanford Avenue Myron Braggs Blanche Haas Briggs Marciore Elliott Harry Freeman Lodi, Ohne

Beekeepers Banquet to Feature Ohio State Speaker

Dr. W R Dunham bee keeping specialist from Ohio State University will speak at the Lorain County Beekeepers Association banquet next Saturday. He will illustrate his talk with moving pictures. Banquet served at six at the home of Mr and Mrs C M Mohrman 134 Middle street Wellington, with Mohrman as association president.

W. R. Dunham Ohio State University Lorain County Bee Keepers’ Association C M Mohrman Middle Street Wellington Mohrman Lorain County Association

Birthday surprise honors Mrs. Elsie Yancer at Gow home

A birthday surprise party for Mrs. Elsie Yancer was hosted by her daughters Mrs. Robert Gow and Mrs. Karl Von Duyke at the Gow home on Wurstcourt. Bunco provided the entertainment with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ruby Hadaway and Mrs. Doris Riddle. A luncheon was served at a pink and green table, and Mrs. Yancer received gifts. Additional Society on Page 2

Dorothy Oswald Joyce Washke Peterman Fourth Street Jeanne Meng Elenore Copas Ruth McGinnis Oswald George Birkline Elsie Yancer Robert Gow Karl von Duyke Gow Wurstcourt Bunco Ruby Hadaway Doris Riddle

Rummage Sale at 212 Middle This Weekend

Rummage sale hosted by R.N. of A. takes place Friday and Saturday November 11 and 12 at 212 Middle. Proceeds support club activities and community projects.

R.N

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