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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1934

Page

5

Porter-Squire Wedding Solemnized At Bride's Home

This evening at six o'clock Dr William Muir Auld will read the service uniting Miss Mary Frances Squire and Warren F Porter at the bride's father H Squire's home on Third street. Attendant Miss Elizabeth Thomas and best man Holley J Smith are both of Cleveland. Guests number thirty eight for a dinner following the vows.

William Muir Auld First Congregational Church Mary Frances Squire Warren F. Porter H. Squire Third Street Elizabeth Thomas Cleveland Holley J. Smith

Worthy High Priestess Leads Bethel Shrine Meeting News

Worthy High Priestess Bernice Kunkle presided at Bethel Shrine meeting. Auxiliary plans a December 14 Christmas party for members and friends. Sojourner Draker announced November 22 follow up. Quilting days announced for Oxford avenue November 13 and 14. Refreshments served after the meeting. Evening featured deck sports and voyages as Eilyrie High School language class groups hosted an ocean liner themed party with a stunt program.

Worthy High Bernice Kunkle Bethel Shrine Sojourner Draker Oxford Avenue

W R C Enjoys Armistice Day Program in Elyria

A large group of Woman's Relief Corps members met in Odd Fellows Hall on Friday afternoon. The session included a white elephant and bake sale planned for the next meeting. Armistice Day observances featured a program directed by Cora Clifford with readings and poems, and the corps adjourned to meet again November 23.

Woman's Relief Corps Odd Fellows Hall Lena Klasek Lorena Handbey Elyria Cora Clifford Claira Wendell Florence Terry Woodrow Wilson Helen Hutcard Edgar Guest Klasexk

Epsilon Sigma Alpha to Attend Installation of Cleveland Chapters

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority held its meeting in the Lo rain Co Savings and Trust Room. Members will attend the Cleveland chapter installation at Hezel Carter in Cisvae fang with a tea in the Sorority Club on the Apts. L evening. Hewitt led a program and Mrs Fry spoke. Midweek services are Monday and Wednesday. public invited. Mrs William Refinie hosted Lindy Lodge gathering. Dutch Doll quilt gifted to first member marrying after this date. Next meeting at Miss Doris Jackson’s home in two weeks.

Oberlin American Association of University Women Elyria Elyria Woman's Club Fourth Street Bonazzi International Institute of Akron Geraldine Smith City Council OF Pl.t. A The Council of Parent-Teacher Association Washington Building Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Lorain Co. Savings and Trust Cleveland Hecel Carter Trberger Acrkere Fry Yercer William Refinie Lindy Lodge Pearl Godfrey Doris Jackson

Missionary Return Service at Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Mrs J C Finefrock returns from foreign mission field to speak at Emmanuel Lutheran Church corner Princeton and Garford avenues Sunday evening at 7 30 PM with the Woman's Missionary Society receiving offerings The morning sermon at 945 AM titled Speechless Sinners features music by the choir conducted by J Martin Beck and organ selections including Morning Song and Marche Moderne The Sunday School will meet with superintendent in charge all welcome to worship

Emmanenal Lutheran Church Princeton and Garford Avenues J. CG. Finefrock India T. J. Williams Kappa Beta Kappa

Dorothy Byers and Benjamin Bender Wed at Bride's Home

Miss Dorothy Byers and Benjamin Matthew Bender exchanged vows last evening at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs C F Byers of 237 Cornell avenue Dr J Bond pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church read the ceremony at five thirty before an improvised altar of palms and ferns with baskets of chrysanthemums. The bride wore a dark blue gown with yellow roses and ferns. There were no attendants. A two course luncheon was served to sixteen guests. The couple will reside on West Fifth Street after a brief honeymoon. Bender is employed by Ridge Tool Co in Ridgeville. Mrs Bender is a Elyria High School and School of Office Training graduate active in church affairs.

Dorothy Byers Benjamin Matthew Bender Bander West Fifth Street Bender Ridge Tool Co Ridgeville Elyria High School First Methodist Church

Division B Church of Christ Meets for Luncheon and Meeting

Mrs G H Davis hosted Division B of the Church of Christ at 537 Went Third Street for a three luncheon and a business meeting with twelve members. Mrs E Erber presided and appointed Mrs B B Bridge. Mrs Ross Hoeffel and Mrs George Martin served on the Dominating committee. Readings by Mrs Bridge, Mrs Max Hart, Mrs Erber and Mrs E A Palmer. A contest awarded to Mrs Erber and Mrs R Hoeffel. Next meet planned for December at Mrs G M Kuss 533 West Third Street with a Christmas gift exchange.

Church of Christ G. H. Davis Third Street E. Erber B. B. Bridge Ross Hoeffel George Martin C. M. Terry Bridge Max Hart Erber

Sunday Services at 18th Street Methodist Church

Armistice Day events at 18th Street Methodist feature morning sermon by Rev E J Bond on Believing with Jesus and a Recessional choir piece. Junior Church speaker Growing Bigger, Epworth League 6:30 led by William Minch, Contagious Living theme. Evening service by Dr Fond on The Expectancy of Faith with choir under Robert Z Moore.

Jesus E. J. Bond Methodist Episcopal Church de Koren T. H. Jackson Helen Osborne Epworth League William Minch Helen Farmer Wilma Scheuneman Fond Wil Robert Z. Moore Grace Lutheran Church Princston Avenue East River Street F. J. &Chumm Paul Jesus Christ Grace Church Leonard Krugman Wilson

Marriage License Applications Listed in Lorain County

Dames Vargo a steelworker of Lorain and Sue Vargo of Lorain apply for a marriage license before Justice of Peace. Fred M. Schmees of Rocky River and Marcha Lyndes of Ridgeville apply for license with Rev. Cleveland Martina Ferry noted.

Dames Vargo Steelworker Lorain Sue Vargo Justica of Peace Fred M. Schmees Dark Rocky River Marcha Lyndes Ridgeville Rev. Cleveland Martina Ferry

Cleveland Minister to Preach at Second Congregational

Cleveland Reverend Joseph G. Morgan will preach Sunday morning at 10 45 at the Congregational church. The choir will sing Come Unto Him by Alex Cooper. Sunday School meets at 9 45 ahead of the service, with lessons on The Christian Citizen and harmony to oppose evils leading to war.

Cleveland 2Nd Cong's Joseph G. Morgan Congregational Church Alex Cooper Senior Christian Endeavor Society Congregational Obertin Linwood Youth Medina Intermediate Society Richard Greens Jack Spencer

Hindman speaks at East Carlisle PTA meeting

L B Hindman addressed a large East Carlisle Parent Teacher Association gathering last evening. He showcased Health Camp photos for county tubercular children, discussed the National Tubercular Association, and urged skin tests to detect active germs. An exhibit of health camp crafts followed. prize for attendance went to the fifth grade.

L. BE. Hindman East Carlisle Parent Teacher Association National Tubercular Association Grace Prindle Clyde Bennett la Grange Mra. Hindman

Community clubs meet around town in weekday sessions

Many groups led by Mrs. Mark Abbe, Mrs. Foster, Miss Featherstone, and others gather at addresses on Middle Avenue Mendelcourt Broad Street and East River to discuss events, plan programs, and hold rehearsals. The Round Table Club hears about constitutional history with Judge Webber, followed by a musical trio. New members join A S C Club and a daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Harry Laab at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Mark Abbe Middle Avenue Robert Foster Mendelcourt Phyt- Me Featherstone E. Broad Street A. Ala. W Joseph Beitz E. H. Bird Amitie Club Margaret Bolash Nurses Home Earl Hawkins East River Street Congl Guild Colonial Club Hackett Harvard Avenue Harry Laab Weat River Street Elyria Memorial Hospital

Baldwin-Wallace Dean Speaks On Education Of Character

Baldwin-Wallace College Dean Prof Boehm addressed the Business and Professional Women's Club at the YMCA, stressing education for economic, religious, social and civic responsibility and character building. He urged rational thinking, social adjustment, creativity and self sacrifice, with special music by Payla Marsh and Helene Cohen.

Boehm Baldwin-Wallace College Business and Professional Women's Club Prof. Boehm Payla Marsh Helene Cohen Eva J Markev Rhaan Alice Mie Cracken Aug Spencer Char Reynolds Matilda D. Mauer

Mission Study Club Inner Meeting at Congregational Church

Members of the Mission Study Club gathered at the First Congregational Church for an November meeting. Guests included Mesdames Van Dusen Bel Hamilton Davies and Misses Bess Schultz and Cora Baasset. They enjoyed dinner, discussed garment donations for Pleagane Hill, and heard reports on studies and charity programs.

Mesdames van Dusen Bel Hamilton Davies Misse Rhiupferste Mission Studs Pavlers Alitteu Tasilavedin Fosty-peyen Mesdames Turton McParts Townsend Young Sandrock Hewfening Rive Bess Schultz

King's Daughters Hear Dr Bevard Talk on Vienna and Italy

The King's Daughters Class of the First M. E. Church hosted a tureen dinner with about one hundred guests. Miss Sarah Yoder led the program as Dr. R. R. Bevard shared a travel talk on Vienna and Italy, supported by soprano Mrs. Wilfrid Bowdler. Hostesses included Mesdamen Sheldon, Twerrell, Whitmore, Conklin, Burr, Davis, Maddock, Smith and the Mifuses Davis and Cawrse.

King’s Daughters M. E. Church Sarah Yoder Bloomfield R. R. Bevard Vienna Italy Wilfrid Bowdler Mesdamen Sheldon Twerrell Whitmore Conklin Burr Davis Maddock Smith Davia Cawrse

Mrs Nadine Motts Rice to Speak at Husbands and Wives Bible Class

The Elyria husband and wife Bible class, forming, will meet at 9:30 AM tomorrow in the Church of Christ auditorium on Second and Chapel. Speaker Mrs Nadine Motts Rice will discuss What Does America Expect of Her Citizens, with an organ piano duet by Miss Wilmot and Mr Short. Mr Fowler will lead the class using the Gospel of Mark.

Church of Christ 2Nd Chapel Streets Nadine Morris Rice P. T. Association America Herman Gannett Fowler D. A. Baird Mary M. Hughes Land Beulah Gates Kenneth Young C. E. Society J. DB. Funk M. M. Davis Husband and Wife Bible Clans Elyria Second Nadine Motis Rice Wilmot Short Mr. Fowler

Hospital Notes And Religious Service At Thoroughly Graded School

Admissions list includes Mrs. Sarry Lash and Mrs. Edward Hillman with addresses in Gratton La Grange and Lib Bo North street. At nine thirty the school departments meet. a Day sermon on Peace by Rev Willian Muir Auld at ten forty five, choir to sing Souls of the Righteous. Visitors welcome.

Sarry Lash West River Street Edward Hillman Gratton Anna Rehnet la Grange Edward St Withsuis Street Richard Hinsian Bo North Street Lee Perret Floyd Schute Harvard Richard Klausman I. Jc Atreet Willian Muir Auld T. Tertilla Noeble Raymond Huston Geoffrey Tara

Personal notices from Grand Rapids visitors in town

Mr and Mrs M L Solosth visit Mr and Mrs Deane Burns Vro and Mrs A B Parsons in town while relatives travel from Michigan. Marcie Penderthy of 250 12th Street visits aunt Mrs R A Sanweep. Genta T Petsept Meine and others plan to attend the Notre Dame game. Mrs Martha Williams of Detroit visits Mrs L I Martell. Miss Williams, an interior decorator, is mentioned amid bits of social chatter.

M. L. Solosth Grand Rapids Michigan Deane Burns Vro A. B. Parsons Taitliwa Hiram Copas Twelfth Harry Schultz Avenur Marcie Penderthy 250 12Th Street R.A. Sanwep Edgehill Road Cleveland Hewitts O. W. Ti Kari ‘Pourp Cahimbus Ohio Migs Ghio Te Daivorsis Mo Tibia Mero O Puttin Bo Booth Ogtea Ale Notre Lakentyre Lakentyre Flores, Mise Martha Williams of De]ier Michizan L. If Martetl Uiddie Avenue Miss Whiams

Real estate transfers and deeds listed for Elyria area

Mary A. Marhy James Wink Avon Lake James Wink and others transfer interests in parcels including a one third stake and property on Church Street in Antlers Lorain Bank properties and a three acre tract on Starkey Road Elyria Township with sheriff's deed actions and party names Wilda Blader and Torain Efrain noted.

Mary A. Marhy James 2 Wink Avon Lake Donald Bart Anta Baril Antlers Lorain Fus, Company Praoperts Brathway Torain Efrain Jule Porkenal Te

D A R Chapter Members Meet In West Dover Home

Sixty members and guests of Elyria Daughters of the American Revolution gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Young’s West Dover home for the November meeting hosted by Mrs. Arthur Huse, regent. The program opened with an invocation by Mrs. Charles Crehore and pledge to the flag. Reports, films, and historical novels were discussed, and radio programs by WHK Cleveland were announced along with a November schedule on WEAR. Assisting hostesses included Miss Jessie Blanchard and several others.

Guess Elyria Daughters American Revolu Clan Fred Young West Dover Arthur Huse Charles Crehore John Brandt Cag Russell William Magna Crehore George Lamberton Dora’ Nichols George Brownell George Fort Milton Louis Dodge Bertita Harding Fletcher Pratt Elmer T. Peterson White House Irvin H. Hoover Robert BE. Lee Douglas Southall Freeman Robert E. Lee Robert W. Winston Huse Martin Bowen WHK Clavehind Bowen Hetter James Beveridge Kel Jory Tay W. H. Thomas Trels Springfield Lagonda Chanter Spainsfield Othe Carolyn Sxeart Oxford Ohio Arertud Five Mre Coo Wes Tl Dar Stirs J. A. Gambertan Mra G Matten Bertha Shepard Mors T. J. Wedner

Century of Progress contest honors Nead couple

Mr and Mrs Percy Nead of 47 Abbe Road were honored at a Sears hobby contest held during the Century of Progress in Chicago. The notice notes a chicken supper for 50 cents and a postscript about the South Ridge event on Tuesday the 15th at 3 50.

Linton Glen Curlis Somec Percy Nead Abbe Road Han Chicago Ilinois South Ridge

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