Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1931

Page

5

Nivus Girl to Wed Wilton Berger on Thanksgiving Day

Mary Ruth Nivus, daughter of Mrs. H R. Nivus, announced her engagement to Wilton Berger of Rochester, at a party hosted by her mother. The event at the Nivus home featured bridge games, prizes for Miss Myrtle Struck and Dorothy Seton, a luncheon, and a yellow amber color theme.

M. Ruth Nivus Wilton Berger Rochester Nivus Fastern Heights Boulevard H R. Nivus Mary Ruth Nivus Dorthy Seton Shelby Laura Pauline Dailey Vermilion Grace Davis Fred Kneiss Cleveland Myrtle Dorothy Seton Wilton W. Berger New York

Additions to Library Shelves and World Peace Meeting

A list reviews new books including Then-Gibbs Armistice Day eye-witness accounts of postwar issues and World Peace topics. Other titles cover radio and TV reference guides, first aid for youth, Chinese rugs, Sarajevo conspiracy, memoir based on a nurse’s wartime experiences, and a French artist’s life. The Elyria Gospel Team held services at the Home for the Aged and later discussed making world peace permanent with scripture and poetry readings.

Gibbs Philip Gibbs Moyer and Westrel Cole Ernst St. Vitus Graham Sarajevo Princep Bosnia Austria Wren Morocco France Belgium Dane Waller Elyria Christian Hadeater J. D. Funk George Hayter

Christian Endeavor meeting and social events notes

The Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational Church met last evening with Robert Alspaugh leading on World Peace and eight visitors joining eight members. Announcements covered a social committee meeting at Roger Rodgers home and an upcoming church social and business evening. A county tureen supper is planned at the church on November 25. Nineteen friends and relatives visited Mrs. Kriobel of Avon for her 58th birthday with cards and luncheon. Mother's Jewels met at the church with 28 present and 17 mothers as guests, forming a program committee for a 8 de- 22s event.

Christian Endeavor Society Second Congregational Church Ted Robert Alspaugh Roger Rodgers Christ Henry Kriobel Avon Kriobel Sarved John Gerhardinger Leland Jones Robert Knipper Tony Kiingshirn Raymond Wedhant Lorain Joseph Dakus Walter Karas Mother's Jewels Woman's Home Missionary Society The Methodist Church Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Church Dorothy Barton Paul Theodora Dennis 2Nd Congregational Church Mrs. Moore Foster Avenue Cora May Walton Eagles Mar McGuire West Broad Street St. Paul's Church Dehmhe Riverdale Avenue S. Rockwood Mies Edith Harris E H Blvd Woman's Club Carl Weysgandt Glee Club Royal Neighbors Sewing Circle

Elyrians Attend Legional Meeting In Ashland Conference

One hundred members of the Business and Professional Women’s Clubs of Northwestern Ohio attended the Regional Conference in Ashland on November Sth. Elyria led the visiting delegation with clubs from Mansfield Toledo Zanesville Wooster Findlay Lakewood Lima and Elyria represented. Highlights included a Friendship Breakfast Emblem program a 9:36 morning forum and a nine long ten year objective play led by Ethel Nyle and Erhel Urainard. Attendees from Elyria listed include Harriet Hubbard Vanita Hubbard Caroline Foley Annie Spencer Bertha Schulze Minerva Seaton Nora Abbe Bess Schulze Eva Mackey Hildreth Necock Bertha Shepherd Imma Dill and Annie Wilton.

Ohio Ashland Club Mansfield Toledo Zanesville Wooster Findlay Lakewood Lima Elyria Elyria Club Mabel Merkle Fruth Goff H. E. Andrews Ashland College L. C. Ketfer Helene Schmidt Middletown E W National Federation Richmond Ethel Nyle Ohio Federation Erhel Urainard Cincinnati Marion Burns Mrry Ashland Country Club Anna Brauer Stuckey Ashland Clifford Siles Groetinges Grace Paxton Ethel W. Kyle Teath Goff Bishop Kilmer Catherine Neff Curran Dela Mare Ware Piper Mary Brumfield Michigan Solo L. C. Keffer Holy City Adams Harriet Hubbard Vanita Hubbard Caroline Foley Annie Spencer Bertha Schilze Minerva Seaton Nora Abbe Bess Schulze Eva Mackey Hildreth Necock Bertha Shepherd Imma Dill Annie Wilton

Community Club and Church Events Card

Week of events lists numerous church seminars dinners and socials led by many groups.. Connections span St Johns Columbia Club Masonic Ladies circles Young Women and Men’s auxiliaries along with Knights of Pythias and various parish organizations across addresses in East Avenue Laurel Court Lakewood and Beverly Court featuring dinners, tureen suppers, card parties and lectures through Friday.

Young Women’ S Division and Cong Doris Stack Handstreet K Ladies and Friends Columbia Club St. John’s Pi Omicron Bank Sunny Side Ethel Chambers East Avenue NA. Q Grace Lumley Beverly Court Wamba Club Marline Ryan Fourth Street Boy Scouts of Methodist Church United Presbyterian Evangelistic Services Queen Esthers M. E. Church King Solomon's Lodge Brotherhood of American Yeomen Knights of Pythias St. Andrew's Church Mary and Martha M. E Auviliart Emil Struck Olio Street Young Women’s Missionary Society of Women's Home Grace Lutheran Church Sion B Church of Christ George Andress Laurel Court Christian Orphanage Musical Art Society D. S. Troxel Washington Avenue Lady Rowena Circle Lakewood North Side Guild of Rodney Rockwood Business Women's Department of the Women's Club Estelle Landers Chestnut Street St. Pauls Church Paimestius Indus Loraig Lorain Hotel Pigeiat Church Missionary &Osilver D. A. Stanford East Broad Street Knights of St. John K. Ofce Frank S. Harmon American Legion Legion Hall O. O. F. Lodge LO. O. F. Hall Modern Woodmen of America The Congregational Church Frank Baker Woodland Avenue Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society A. J. Feaner Garford Avenue H. L. Storer Virgin Islands Ruth Gantor Fairview Court Avenue Club Dorcas

Social and church notices and a wedding in Elyria

A sequence of club events, meetings, and socials are reported from Elyria including Daughters of Scotia and other circles with multiple hosts, a Goodwill Bridge lab, and a Mission Study club. The Sunshine Club’s chair and refreshments are noted with prize winners in bridge and five hundred, plus a Pedro award. The Epworth League heard Frank Hoover on World Peace. A wedding announced for Elizabeth Smith and Theodore Eckhardt at St. Agnes Church, with reception and home to 260 Harwood Street. agencies noted in related travels and church events.

Ethel Schoenherr Middle Avenue W.R. C West Side Division Daughters of Scotia Song and Daughters of Liberty Smith St. Agnes Antoinette Carolyn Baron Erie Street Goodwill Bridge Lab James Colley Hawwood Avenue M. EB. Church Fred Sheldon Cambridge Avenue Mission Study Club 1St Congregational Church Charles Abbey, Jr F. Hall M. E. Institute Fleanor Dunn Princeton Methodist King’s Daughters E. J. Stang Woodland Avenue Tional Child Welfare Department John Pekras Sunshine Club W. 4. Reed Alice Edwards Gertrude Daly McCracken N. Fitch RT. J. Martin Lula Mitchell Hurch Epworth League Frank Hoover Mr. Hoover France Arlene Burr Eleanor Dunn Elvira Brown Marguerite Mineh Mildred Brevoort Katherine Smith Institute Tub

Daughters of Union Missionary Society Meeting Postponed

Lorain hosts a regular society session Tuesday night at T710 followed by an Armistice Day program open to friends. National Education Week open house set for Wednesday. Hebron Association in Spencer forces Baptist group to move its meeting one week. Avenue Club plans Friday card party at club rooms.

Lorain Mly Sehoc He Daughters of Union Evening Man's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Hebron Spencer Avenue Club

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed

Admissions include Mrs Wor Smith at No 7 Shear Street Josephine Pa len Oberlin Children's Home Mrs Anthony Glowiske of Grafton August Jaeger 119 Ridge Street Mrs Harry Hahn of Grafton Mrs Max Markel 273 Columbus Street Helen Krohl Cleveland William Reftz 235 Columbus Street Discharges list Mrs Russell Stoke ly baby boy 1216 East Avenue Lee Brotherton 6 Samuel Street Mrs Howard Thornton baby boy 105 Fairlawn Avenue Tony Parisi Lorain Fred Walker 144 N Maple William Chamberlain 235 Ninth Street George Shall on 129 N Maple Charles Barney 314 Kenyon

Wor. Smith Shear Street Josephine Palen Oberlin Children’s Home Anthony Glowiske Grafton August Jaeger Ridge Street Harry Hahn Max Markel Columbus Street Helen Krohl Cleveland William Reftz Russell Stokely East Avenue Lee Brotherton Samuel Street Howard Thornton Fairlawn Avenue Tony Parisi Lorain Fred Walker N. Maple William Chamberlain Ninth Street George Shallon Charles Barney Kenyon

Local Personal Notices Include Hospital births and visits

A compilation of weekend visits and calls across Elyria and nearby towns features Miss Dorothy Seton and Miss Laura Dalley among others visiting relatives, plus several guests from Vermilion Cleveland Columbus and Lorain. Births announced include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Max Markel and a son for Mr. and Mrs. William Smith at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Vermilion and Cleveland Social Roundup in Ohio

Mrs. Fred Lawless and Mrs. Joan Hunter of Vermilion dined with Mrs. A. Ui Heigh gate at Parkview Court. Mrs. Sidney Hudson of Olivery Street visited friends in Cleveland. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Anthinty Alowlake of Grafton at Elyria Memorial on November 5. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stick of Shelby visited their parents in Brownhelm. Miss Marguerite and Miss Anna Mae Sharpe of Sixth Street spent the weekend in Cleveland. Miss Courtney Fulton chaired the Stuyvesant Hall dance at Ohio Wesleyan University. Miss Josephine Starper spent the weekend with Detroit friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Koppes and guests visited Cleveland. they attended church in South Euclid where Dr. W. B. Winters, former local pastor, serves.

Dorothy Seton Shelby Mary Ruth Nivus Eastern Heights Jack O'Neal Cleveland A. Mack North Street Laura Pauline Dalley Vermilion Myrtle Struck Columbus Street C. B. Simkins Fred Sheldon Ruth Anne Gerry Simkins Ohio Wesleyan Delaware Wesleyan Simkins Lucile Botamer Hick Street Roberta Wells Beaver Park Marguerite Crooks Miami University Steger M. L. Neynelds M. B. Maddock Hubbard Wilox Easavenue Columbus State-Navy Mary Taylor Fourth Street Ohio State Navy Max Markel Elyria Memorial Hospital William Smith Shear Street Charles Christman Carol A. W. Crosby Lorain Harry Hahn Grafton Fred Lawless Joan Hunter Mra A. Ui Heighgate Parkview Court Sidney Hudson Oliverstreet Anthinty Alowlake Fred Stick Ohio George Stick Brown, Helm Dc. Krause Eighth Street Marguerite Anna Mae Sharpe Sixth Street Courtney Fulton Stuyvesant Hell Josephine Starper Detroit Michigan C. W. Koppes Waynes Koppes Dwight Koppes South Euclid W. B. Winters Methodist Church

Christianity at Odds with Easy World Message

A preacher declares true Christianity as selfless service modeled by Jesus Christ. He contrasts devoted, sacrificial living with casual, distant following and notes a church event offering a cafeteria lunch at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church from 11:00 to 1:00 on Tuesday, November 10.

Christ St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Nor

We Have Not Earnestly Tried to Live His Gospel

A reflective note asserts failure lies with the community for not remotely striving to live the Gospel, urging renewed commitment and action in faith. It emphasizes personal responsibility and collective call to spiritual renewal.

Peterson's Ointment Ad Excerpt for Skin Eruptions

An older advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as highly effective for eczema pimples acne and salt rheums. It claims dramatic improvement after two or three applications and promotes a 45 cent box at drug stores with Ady as the source line.

Corona Peterson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bern Mother's Cc. E Jefferson Gates I Gates Hospital G. H Ely Gh Hamilton G. Hh McKinley G. R Federation Friendship Chi Franklin GA Lawrence Stone Park Avenue Don Whyte Hiram Albany Blaine Stone Buffalo G. C. Fulton Tenth Street Elyria Commandery Knight Templars Fred Fuller E W H. Blvd Grace Lutherand Catholic Daughters of America Oscar Townsend St. Mary's Altar Society East Side Guild of St. Andrew's Wm. Humphrey Cornell Avenue Tether Shrine J. O. O. F. Hall Pythian P. Hall James Brandan Vv. Flw Clyde Clapp Mstrict Northrup Street Daughters of Sahara C. A. Day Hadies’ Aid Society of Rare Citheran Church Church Child Welfare Dept Epworth League OF M. E. Church Florence Halderman Joseph S. Padley Florence Rose Halderman Agnes Halderman Lake Avenue Joseph Sheldon Padley N. S. Padley Pasadena Avenue St. Agnes’ Church Elyria Musical Art Society Presbyterian Church First United Presbyterian Church Paul Wood Wood J. Lautenschieger Harwood Street T. F. Sellers Harvard Avenue George Yost R. E. Jackson R. E. Renz Canton Billy Lydia E. Pinkham Nuhn South Ridge William Muir Auld Sauer’s Music Store LaGrange Doreal Society Western Reserve Finance Turner Blow K Eczema Cook’s Millinery New Fall Elyria Savings & Trust Co York State Elyria Fur Shoppe Middle Ave FAY Co Company Fay Company
Search Courier

Search the The Chronicle Telegram Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Chronicle Telegram?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication