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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1937

Page

21

Wedding Unites Anne Kolopus and Arthur Csontos at St. Agnes

Anne Cather ine Kolopus and Arthur G Csontos wed at St. Agnes Church after nine thirty in the morning with a large wedding party and a reception for twenty eight at Spring Valley Country Club. The couple will reside at 334 Foster Avenue Lorain and both come from local families with ties to Cleveland and Lorain.

St. Agnes Church Anne C. Kolopus Arthur Csontos Iss Anne Catherine Kolopus Louis M Kolopus Mary Helen Kolopus Christine Csillag Arthur G. Csontos Lorain Leo Brissel Albert Dachtler Joseph Kolopus Barbara Jean Kolopus Mr. Csontos Carl Csillag Bert Csontos Julius Wargo Grafton Spring Valley Country Club Foster Avenue Foster Avenue. Mrs. Csontos Julia Kolopus Eirria High School Oberlin School of Commerce Cleveland College Hasty Pudding Club Toastmasters of Cleveland Commercial Bookbinding Company of Csontos George Csontos F Street

Local social notices mix with visitors and births

Long list of weekend visitors and guests from George Street and Cleveland to Elyria and Oberlin. Mentions attending the Ohio State Michigan game, visits to Detroit, Grand Rapids, and Lorain Elyria games. Births reported at Elyria Memorial Hospital and society events at First Congregational Church and Union Club luncheon.

W. A. Dehm George Street E. M. Smith Cleveland Ann Arazor David Dehm University of Michigan Harry Subwind Second Stret Flenry Hostutzer Olmsted Falls Detroit Michigan Gloyce Shdarer Unford Avenue Betty UC Donnell Lakewood U Donnell Leo Martin Vern Martin Eighth Street Grand Rapids Jay Huttman Ann Mis Robert Burrus Middletown Ohio T. D. Goodwin Adelbert Avenue Claire Wendell Rose Law Oberlin Inn Henry Lincolny Edmund Manuel Bon Air Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Fleata Thomas Columbus Martha Thomas Harrison Street John Horvath Artemas Court

Garrison Sanderson Wedding Solemnized At Bride's Home

Genevieve Sanderson and C L Garrison wed at the bride's mother's home in Elyria with twelve guests. Dr E J Bond officiated at eight o'clock as Frank Kibbler of Cleveland attended the couple. The couple will reside in Clearwater Florida.

Genevieve Sanderson C. L. Garrison Clara Sanderson Seventh Street E. J. Bond First Methodist Church Frank Kibbler Cleveland

Wedding at Holy Cross Church Kowaleski Yarsh

Miss Mary Elizabeth Kowaleski and Elmer C Yarsh wed at Holy Cross Church with Rev Lawrence Budney presiding. Attendants included Georgianna Kowaleski maid of honor and Josephine Warsh bridesmaid. reception for 100 at the K of C hall. The couple plans to reside in Cleveland after Niagara Falls honeymoon.

Holy Cross Church Mary Elizabeth Kowaleski Edward Kowaleski Kipling Sireet Elmer C .Yarsh Andrew Yarsh LaGrange Lawrence Budney Georgianna Kowaleski Josephine Warsh Mike Warsh Leo Kowaleski K .of C. Hall Mrs. Yarsh Niagara Falls Cleveland Mr. Yarsh Lincolnee

Merry Maidens Attend Donna Graham Meeting at Bond Street

The Merry Maidens were guests of Donna Graham of 615 Bond Street Thursday. Members who were initiated at the former meeting conducted the initiation of new members. Following the games a prize was awarded to Gladys Johnson. Refreshments were served and Cap Jensen invited the Maidens to meet at her home on Samuel Street next time.

Donna Graham Bond Street Gladys Johnson Cap Jensen Samuel Street

Calendar of Monday Club Meetings and Social Events

Monday calendar lists Little Sorority event with Mrs William Bridgett on Park Avenue. Business and Professional Women dinner at Graystone Hotel at 6:30 plus Mothers Monday Night Club gathering. Colonial Club with Mrs A M Hannaford on Fifth Street. Ladies of G A R supper for members and husbands at 6 PM. Literary Club with Mrs Arthur Tite on West Avenue. Jus-So Club with Mrs Joseph Friberger. Middle Steps with Mrs J W Smith on East Broad Street. Excelsior Club progressive dinner. Stitch and Chatter Club with Mrs Steele in Lorain. Y W C A Volunteers sponsor School Daze at 7:30. King Solomon Lodge annual meeting election of officers. Elyria Assembly Rainbow for Girls meets. Townsend Club at 7:30. Women’s Bible Class with Mrs Curtis on Sth Street. Holiness prayer meeting adjourns to evangelistic service at Church of the Nazarene.

Little Sorority William Bridgett Park Avenue Graystone Hotel Mothers Colonial Club A.M. Hannaford 5Th Street Arthur Tite West Aevnus Joseph Friberger Middle Steps J. W .Smith East Broad Street Excelsior Club Stitch and Chatter Steele Lorain King Solomon Lodge Elyria Assembly Rainbow Townsend Club Curtis Holiness Church of the Nazarene

Nettie Finch Webber Club Hosts Christmas Party Preview

Mrs. Mary Hockaden hosted Nettie Finch Webber Club at her Thirteenth Street home. After business, Mrs. Ralph Gward led devotion and Mrs. J. D. Funk spoke on “Our Church Homes” detailing twelve homes run by the National Benevolent Association. The talk noted the Cleveland Christian Orphanage founded in 1900, capable of 100 children, as a local church project. Hostesses included Mrs. Honden, Mrs. Maude Salen, and Miss Eva Smith. refreshments were served. The December 17 meeting will be a Christmas party with roll call “A Christmas Gift I Especially Appreciated.”

Nettie Finch Webber Mary Hockaden Thirteenth Street Ralph Gwim J. D. Funk Our Church National Benevolent Association of Christian Churches St. Louis Missouri Cleveland Christian Orphanage Honden Maude Salen Eva Smith

Tigredia Social Club Holds Thanksgiving Meeting

Fourteen members and two guests met at Mrs. Rose Ryan's Fourth street home for a four course Thanksgiving. A chrysanthemum centerpiece and favors marked places as cards followed a brief business session with prizes won by Mrs. Ryan, Lillian Boddy, and Ida Devinney. The next gathering is December 17 at Mrs. Laura Barton’s Seventh street home for a Christmas party and gift exchange.

Tigredia Social Club Rose Ryan Fourth Street Mrs. Ryan Lillian Boddy Ida Devinney Laura Barton Seventh Street

Eastern Star Chapter Honors Mrs. May Dramm Newly Appointed Grand Officer

Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star honored newly appointed Deputy Grand Matron Mrs May Dramm at a reception. Guests included George Phillpott Blanche Kohler Betty Plank and visiting chapters from Medina Litchfield Lorain and nearby towns. An officers list for 1938 was announced and a tureen dinner followed with entertainment and a memorial service planned for December.

Eastern Star Chapter May Dramm EPUTY Elyria Order of Eastern Star George Phillpott Blanche Kohler Colorado Betty Plank Dramm Hazel Brodbeck Medina Litchfield Lorain LaGrange Oberlin Seville Lodi Amherst West Salem Marian Hand Katherine Merthe Georgia Lininger Marshal Kima Terrell Adah Marjorie Griffin Ruth Eleanor Brandau Esther Florence Smith Martha Mary Braegger Selecta Bertha Stanford Esther Higgie Sentinel Irwin Arnold Olga Sasse H. H. Root Harold Clark Springfield

Grace Guild hosts tureen dinner at Mrs Khogers home

Twenty three Grace Guild members and one guest gathered for a tureen dinner in the recreation room of Mrs Glen Khogers at 236 Columbia avenue. Guests brought covered dishes and the event featured yellow tapers and chrysanthemums, followed by a business meeting planning a December 17 Christmas party and a December 2 church stocking doll activity. Elsie Rogers was elected representative to the church social and program committee. Prizes were awarded during the games portion to Helen Hoton Ruth Jaroch Irene Block and Dorothy Wooden.

Grace Guild Glen Khogers Columbia Avenue Elsie Rogers Michigan Helen Hoton Ruth Jaroch Irene Block Dorothy Wooden Helen Hotow Dorothy Hotow Mildred Kuss Norma Stegman

Scottish Societies of Ely plan St Andrews Day concert

The Scottish Societies of Ely ria plan a concert in Wurst Hall on Saturday November 27 with a joint committee from the three societies to organize the entertainment for St Andrew's Day followed by a dance.

Elyria Wurst Hall

Prophecy of Obadiah lesson at Elyria Y M C A

L B Hindman will present the Prophecy of Obadiah as the Sunday lesson study for the Elyria Men s Bible class at 9 30 in the Y M C A Special music will be provided by a ladies quartet from the First Methodist church.

Obadiah L. B. Hindman Elyria First Methodist Church

Zhonta Class Doubles Down Homecoming Dinner At Church

The Zhonta class held its annual homecoming dinner at Second Congregational Church last night. Tables formed a hollow square featured a bowl of yellow and bronze pompoms with yellow tapers. Thanksgiving cards marked places for fifteen members and four guests. Miss Thelma Page and Miss Ella Hays oversaw arrangements with guests including Mrs. A. E. Kemp and former teachers Miss Bessie Douglas and Mrs. Glen Broderick. Speaker Miss Mabel Herd discussed her Alaska trip with movie illustrations. Ruth Kieth introduced her. Out of town members Mrs. Frank Kiss and Mrs. Don Whyte attended. letters from Mrs. Wilma Jenne, Mrs. Helen Reese, and Miss Evelyn Brillhart were read. Next meeting will be a Christmas party with details to follow.

Second Congregational Church Thelma Page Ella Hays A. E. Kemp Bessie Douglas Glen Broderick Mabel Herd Frank Spencer Herd Ruth Kieth Alaska Frank Kiss Lakewood Don Whyte Lorain Wilma Jenne Detroit Michigan Helen Reese Oberlin Evelyn Brillhart Harshaw Wisconsin

Organizing Catholic Study Club No 5

The Catholic Study Club No 5 organized last evening at Mary Wagner's home with Mrs. R J Rosselot and Mrs. H C Robinson guiding. Officers elected: President Margaret Urie, Vice President Mary Lou Duffy, Secretary Ann Southam, Treasurer Ann Burke. Program committee Virginia C Southam chair, Marion Daley, Mabel Hallett. A tentative program for the season to be held at Margaret Urie's home on Friday December 17. Lecture course announced by Father Leonard H Otting S J Ph D, on December 3 and 6 at St Mary's parish hall under Catholic Study Clubs. Lunch served at close.

Catholic Study Club No. 5 Mary Wagner Seyventh Street R. J. Rosselot H C Robinson Catholic Study Club No. 1 Margaret Urie Mary Lou Duffy Ann Southam Ann Burke Virginia C. Southam Marion Daley Mabel Hallet Margaret Urig Leonard H. Otting S. J St. Mary's Parish Hall Catholic Study Clubs

Sponsors Card Party At British Empire Club

Members and friends gathered in club rooms for another popular card party with whist and bunco as the evening’s diversions. Winners included Mrs Henderson G Dodsley Mrs D Sparks on Sparks Mrs Morrison John Scott and Mrs Scott. A members meeting is set for Monday evening November 22 with a short business segment followed by cards and entertainment. A grand card party and dance with valuable donated prizes is planned for December 3. Additional activities include a children's Christmas party and a gala evening for junior members.

British Empire Club Whis Bunco Henderson G. Dodsley D. Sparks On Sparks Morrison John Scott Scott Moore

Biblical Play The Daughter of Jepthah at Church

The Church of Christ hosts a Sunday evening performance of The Daughter of Jepthah at 7 30 by the Junior Department girls. Cast includes Betty Adams Esther Gibbens Mary Ristas Dorothy Eddington Mary Parker Jean Goetz Dorothy Sokol Jane Parker and Mary Mae Griggs directed by Mrs Rh M Knechtges and Miss Elenore Copas A free will offering funds church remodeling.

Jepethah Church of Christ Betty Adams Esther Gibbens Mary Ristas Dorothy Eddington Mary Parker Jean Goetz Dorothy Sokol Jane Parker Mary Mae Griggs Rh. M. Knechtges Elenore Copas

Nile overview and coeducation history featured at Four O'Clock Club

Mrs. Guy B. Findley reviewed Emil Ludwig's The Nile translated by Mary H. Lindsay praising its vast scope from equatorial sources to the Mediterranean and its narrative richness. Father Shipherd's Magna Charta was reviewed by Mrs. George D. Nicholas, noting Frances Juliette Hosford's Oberlin career and her history of a century of co education. Mrs. Rodney Rockwood to host the next meeting on December third.

George Brownell Four O'Clock Club Park Avenue Guy B. Findley Mary H. Lindsay Emil Ludwig Lfe Bismark Napoleon Goethe Equator Africa Mediterranean Sea Ganges Yangtse Amazon Mississippi Father Shipherd George D. Nicholas Frances Juliette Hosford Oberlin Rodney Rockwood Kriegson

Mrs Allen Honored At Desert Bridge Party

Mrs. George Allen was guest of honor as Mrs. W. C. Walters hosted a dessert bridge yesterday. Assistants included Mrs. Richard Horan and prizes went to Mrs. Horan, Mrs. Ted Seward, and Mrs. Charles Judolph. Mrs. Allen departs tomorrow for a month long trip. Fall colors in green amber and pink decorated the three tables.

George Allen W. C. Walters Walters Richard Horan Allen Horan Ted Seward Charles Judolph

Birthday party for Barbara Ellen Burns at 326 West Seventh

Mr and Mrs J F Burns hosted a birthday gathering for their granddaughter Barbara Ellen Burns who turned two on Friday. Immediate family gathered around a long table with a pink and white birthday cake bearing two candles and Barbara Ellen Burns received many gifts.

J. F. Burns West Seventh Street Barbara Ellen Burns Barbara Ben

F W Luncheon of A F W Club Highlights Thanksgiving Program

The annual luncheon at Mrs. Kriega’s on West Avenue followed by a visit to Mrs. Barr’s home on Chase Street featured relief discussion and a five dollar donation to a needy lady. Mrs. Ayers read a story of the Pilgrim Fathers and Mrs. Byers offered a Thanksgiving poem. Prizes went to Mrs. Haverstick and Mrs. Kennedy. A Christmas meeting is set for December seventeenth hosted by Mrs. Biggs.

A . F. W. Club Kriega West Avenue F. Barr Chase Street N. A. Ayers Carrie Byers Cassie Haverstick E E. Kennedy E. L. Biggs Glendale Court

Elegant Bridge Party At Elyria Woman's Club Evening

The Evening Department at the Elyria Woman's Club hosted a successful card party last night. Cora Phelps chaired the department with twenty bridge tables in play and high score prizes at each table. Special prize went to Mrs. Kenneth Boylan. The organizing committee included Arletta Crawford, Catherine Horchler, Alice McCracken, Elizabeth Hahn, and Cora Phelps.

Elyria Woman's Club Cora Phelps Kenneth Boylan Arletta Crawford Catherine Horchler Alice McCracken Elzabeth Hahn

Amherst M. M. C. Club Hosts Holiday Bridge Night

In Amherst last night M. M. C. Club members met with hostess Mrs. Pauline Barck. Guest Mrs. Flora White of Elyria attended. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Barck and Mrs. Betty O'Dell for high scores. Mrs. Luella Crosby was consoled. Luncheon used thanks selving appointments. A Christmas party is planned for Friday December seventeenth.

M. M. C. Club Amherst Pauline Barck Flora White Elyria Barck Betty O'Dell Luella Crosby

Class Elects Officers in Sunday School Group

Mrs. H G Portman’s Sunday School class at First Methodist elected officers last night with Marian Gruse as hostess at 443 Adams Street. Sara House is president, Lucille Hinderer vice president, Myrna Gleason secretary, Marian Rose treasurer. Lucille Winderer held high bingo score. Luncheon served by host and mother. next meeting in December.

H. G. Portman First Methodist Church Marian Gruse Adams Street Sara House Lucille Hinderer Myrna Gleason Marian Rose Lucille Winderer

Birthday Celebration At Oxford Avenue Hosts Honored Guests

The Jolly Ten Club gathered at Joan Brown’s Oxford avenue home to celebrate the hostess birthday. Prizes were awarded to Barbara Bescher and Jacqueline Breauch can after a series of games. The hostess served a Mexican luncheon as part of the event.

Jolly Ten Club Joan Brown Oxford Avenue Eames Barbara Bescher Jacqueline Breauchcan

First Methodist class hosts at Glendale Court home

Teacher hostess Miss Mildred Fouls welcomed her Sunday School class from First Methodist Church at her Glendale Court home. Peggy O Malley elected president, Shit Green 8 secretary, Marjo Kay 18 treasurer. Evening included games and a supper course. Chicken Dinner Sacred Heart Parish Call. Sunday November 21, 1997 6 50 AM.

Mildred Fouls First Methodist Church Glendale Court Lund Peggy O'Malley Shit Green Marjo Kay Sacred Heart Parrish Call

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