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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1938
Page
13
A Zeta Upsilon gathering hosted by Mrs. Allen Day at 632 Hast venue announced the engagement of Audrey Squire to Robert J. Haesele. The club’s bridge event and luncheon included chrysanthemum centerpieces and corsages hiding the news. The couple, both of Lakewood addresses, will wed December 17 at First Methodist.
Senior Friendship Club hosts a German themed evening with flags, chrysanthemum centerpieces, German cutouts, and autographs on programs. Jean Wright and Rupy Mailer win for most autographs as members share plans for future events and a Victory Dance after a basketball game.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Myrtle Krause and James Riddle on Monday November seventh at the Catlettsburg Methodist church parsonage with Reverend Keyser officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Krause, wore navy ensemble with gardenias. the groom is with Couch-Athe Co. and formerly lived in Amherst. The couple will reside on Telegraph Road.
Engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Bett Thomas of Cleveland to Elvin Fatz of LaGrange announced by both families. The ceremony will be at St Mary’s Elyria parsonage at 9:30 Wednesday morning November 23. Also covers Garford PTA meeting planning a bazaar December 2 and equipping a PTA room, with notes on program, performers, and refreshments.
The Women’s Mission Bible Class will gather at First Baptist Church Friday at six o’clock for a supper. Members should bring their own sandwiches silverware and one hot dish. Mrs R H McClure will speak on The Light of the World Is Jesus.
Roy Hultz of 148 Middle hosts a bake sale this Saturday to benefit La Porte Aid Society Group 2. Proceeds support local relief efforts and community programs.
Mrs Nina Moore Miss Doroth Bartter and Miss Ruth MacDowell attended the Cora May Walton Mission Study club gathering at First Congregational church last evening. New members Sarah Thom as Jean Plocher and Airs Mary Saum joined. Miss Mary K Miller announced a ballet lecture next Monday by Elyria Womens Club Junior Department. Doris Todd led devotions with Mary Fryer. County case supervisor Aid to Dependent Children spoke. Next meeting December 14 will be chaired by Gladys Fowell with Ebba Fosselius Ma Bel Hurd and Mur Frye on the committee.
Garford Girl Reserves met at the School on Wednesday to plan Christmas gifts for mothers and to sell metal sponges with funds going to the treasury. Various games were led by Miss Miriam Laine and Mr Winan. A late supper will be served at the Y W C A for the next meeting on November 30.
The column lists several residents and guests in town life. Charles Lozer of Fort Lauderdale arrives tonight to visit Miss Louise Baker on Harrison Street. Mrs. A. Rokett is spending a month with family in Belocrore Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. EF Aidrien and Mero and Mrs A F Showalter plan to attend the Down-Nothing’s game Archer on Saturday. Various arrivals include Miss Grerell Caen of Dayton Ohio visiting family on Eastertide Boulevard. Additional mentions cover hosts at Harvard Avenue, engagements of Mr and Mrs Charies Whe, and other local residents traveling or hosting in Detroit, Elyria, Steubenville, and North Olmsted communities.
Hamilton PTA holds an evening meeting. Various groups including Elyria Wein ar's Club, U.P Church Emma Dean Anderson Circle, Grace Church Young People, and many civic and fraternal clubs gather tonight with activities from dinners to dances and doctrine. Events span 5 pm to 8 pm across multiple streets and venues.
A rummage sale hosted by R.N. of A. will be held at 212 Middle on Friday and Saturday November 11 and 12. Proceeds support the organization's activities and community outreach.
Mr and Mrs George Beese of West River road celebrate fifty five years of married life with an open house on Sunday afternoon November thirteenth from one to five. The Beeses, longtime residents of Sheffield and Elyria Townships, raised five children including Maude Westcott Louie Beese Charlie Harry and Mrs George Fridenstine. They have twenty six grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren.
Sixteen members gathered at Mrs F H Davis's Third Street home for a Division B Church of Christ luncheon. Mrs Peabody of Oberlin joined as a guest with three other members, and Mrs J B Young assisted. Chairman Mrs Herman Gannett led the business and devotional, nominating committee members were chosen, and a Memorial Library fund was created. Contests followed. prizes awarded to Mrs C M Terry and Mrs Kenneth Young, with Mrs F Alheit consoled. A future luncheon and gift exchange are planned for December 8 hosted by Mrs Alheit of Chestnut Street.
Welre day after noon at the home of Mr. Gerth. Rosenthal of Gulf street Hick series were held by Mr. Sarah Massey and Mre William Tong. and Mrs. Mars Diedericx was dory. On Wednesday November 16th Mrs Margaret Maddoe will enter tain at her home on Lane avenue.
Hospital admissions include Mrs Robert Diedrick of 825 West River Street Mrs Edward Baker of 214 Bath Street Mrs Pas quale DeSantos Lorain David Wilson R D No 2 Discharges include Mrs Nigron Saussler Grafton RH Irs John Schoditsch RDP No 2 Middle Avenue William Willert 109 West Street Julia Perkins Columbia Station Mrs Thurston Walsh Wellington Mrs William Gebhardt baby boy 530 East Avenue
Local baker McConkey offers fresh home made bread with city delivery. Phone number listed as 35044 for orders and inquiries.
The High School Girl Scout troop met at St Marys church and announced a weekend trip to the Scout Cabin planned for November 25. Patrol meetings covered badge requirements and a potential hike may replace the next regular meeting if weather allows.
Mrs Barr hosted a meeting of the Re double Two Club at East Avenue yesterday afternoon with guest Mrs Paul Marisolof. A dessert course featured chrysanthemums and yellow marigolds. The afternoon included bridge with prizes to Mrs Henry Penfound and Mr Max Bearer for high scores and Mrs Fred Lehmann as consolation. Mrs Penfound also received the traveling prize. Prize wrappings and tallies were in blue and white. In two weeks Mrs M Bearer will entertain at her Lodstreet home.
Mrs fdrith Smyth entertained Entertain At Church Circle No 3 at St Pauls church on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs E O Pallas read Psalms and a book titled Bible Types of Modern Women by Data. Devotional service closed with prayer. Mrs Ed Graber chaired the meeting and refreshments were served to ten members and three guests. The next meeting moves to November 30 with a luncheon at Mrs A Co Vietven’s home at 1021 Foster Avenue. Each member to bring table service and sandwiches, Christmas gift exchange planned.
Nine of thirteen eligible members attended the Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents meeting held at Mrs. Ellen Lockard’s home. Ruth Leemhuis and another past president are deceased. New officers installed include Hattie Hansman as president Ada Allen as vice president Edith Hearne secretary Ida Hanson treasurer and Kate Beckwith on the executive board. The group will meet monthly and sponsor a World War nurse from Miller cottage Dayton Facility with gifts and cards.
Eighteen members and one guest were entertained by Mrs. Bertha Kellogg of Courtland street yesterday afternoon as hostess to Division D of Second Congregational Church. The meeting covered a rummage sale at the Armory this Saturday and a dinner for I O O F lodge on Tuesday evening at the church. December two sighted a church bazaar with a nominating committee to report for new officers. Refreshments were served and a Christmas party is planned for December fourteenth with committees named.
On November 11 at 5 o clock a Armistice Day address will air on Columbus Station WERNS 1130 kilocycles to Carl Vo Wese gandt Chief Jrustee of Ohio Supreme Court. Sponsored by Columbus Chapter Daughters of American Revolution.
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