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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1938

Page

2

Thanksgiving Guests and Births Highlight Elyria Notices

Thanksgiving week brings multiple visits and family events in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Harold McKain welcomed a daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 23. The Gott family welcomed a son on November 4, and Mrs S R Wibber celebrated her 81st birthday with family. Various relatives from Cleveland, Ashtabula, Oberlin, and Lorain joined gatherings at homes along Lake and East avenues, with numerous dinners and holiday greetings recorded.

Air A. NL Craig Betty University Heights Ole Mroo Howard Crag Harold McKain Lesnick Court Elyria Memorial Hospital Herbert Meister Ohn Wesleyan University Karl P. Verster West Avenue Morris Miner S. R Wibber Princeton Avenue H E Wibber Wesley Carpenter Grafton B H Moffat Shelby Ohio C A. Gibbens Lake Avenue Meurice Feese Cleelard Vass Linn Eldred Elora Cleveland Pearl Page Columbus Street Harold Wendoorf Bell Avenue Moss Betty Agate Oberlin Agate Elsma High School Ohio Wesleyian Universita Elmer Bins Marilyn de Marian Lord William L. Morris Seventh Street Armin Schroeder Board of Christian Education Oia Indiana Fort Wayne Elyria H. E. Corl Middle Branch Oluo O. J. von Dorsten Canton John G Beck Floyd Massillon C. V. Beazell Fourth Street Joseph Ursem Ursem R Kuchenrither Mr. Ursem Florence Ursem Fifth Street RK Kuchenrither E. B. Redhead R. B. Allen Gambier Kathryn Allen St. Andrews Rectory Nancy Borie Carnegie Tech Pittishursh West Borie Robert Tischner Nancy M. H. Brown Ashtabula Effie Hecock East Avenue A. L. Wilson Carl Davidson Belden S. D. Davidson Rome Herbert Edmunds

Thanksgiving Day Wedding At St Marys Church

Miss Mary E Wamsley wed Robert W Kiely in St Marys Church on Thanksgiving Day High Mass at ten officiated by Reverend Father Joseph Scharnitzky with music by Mrs Tack Huge Dr C E Guth and choir Attendants included Miss Maxine Wamsley sister of the bride and Mrs Pat Elberts and Mrs Paul Double The reception followed at Mrs Kriegs on West Avenue with a breakfast for twenty five and a formal afternoon reception Both families hosted guests from Elyria Bowling Green Fremont and Cleveland leaving many relatives staying through the holiday

Mary E. Wamsley Robert W. Kiely St. Mary's Church Robert W. Keely Joseph Scharnitzky Tack Huge C. E. Guth Hugh Hardress Maxine Wamsley Pat Elberts Paul Double William Sullivan Margaret Magner

Miss Grayce Shinskey Weds Verne Forsythe in Wednesday Wedding

Miss Grayce Louise Shinskey daughter of Mrs M H Shinskey 839 West Broad street wed Verne D Forsythe son of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Forsythe of Michigan City Indiana before Rev W J Foster at his home The couple who traveled to Chicago will reside at 839 West Broad street The bride a burgundy and grey costume suit wore white rose corsage The groom a 1933 Michigan City High School graduate works at Johns Manville home insulation unit The wedding reception followed at the bride s home with chrysanthemums and a large wedding cake.

Grayce Louise Shinskey M. H. Shinskey West Broad Street Verne D. Forsythe Andrew J. Forsythe Michigan City Indiana W. J. Foster Chicago Ilnois Forsythe Amherst High School W. T. Grant Michigan City High School Johns-Manville Company

Church Calendar Highlights And Social Events

Calendar notes entertainments at Church of Christ hosted by Mrs Kitchenrither and Mes Crandall. Women of Mouse group, Eastern Star dance and card party, ticket sales by Charles G Forbes. Youth Fellowship hay ride planned by Second Congregational. Meetings include Northwest Encampment Tau Chi Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Daughters of America at 600 for practice, and Emmanuel Church Men’s Brotherhood illustrated lecture by W B Gray of Cleveland Plain Dealer open to guests at 8. Club for colored matrons meets at YWCA 7:30. Protected Home Circle officers club postponed for tonight.

Women of Mouse Order of Eastern Star Charles Garford Second Congregational Northwest Daughters of America Men's Brotherhood of Emmanuel Church W. B. Gray Cleveland Plain Dealer Protected Home Circle Officers Club

Ada Mae Ransom Weds James Glover On Thanksgiving Day

Ada Mae Ransom married James Charles Glover in a Thanksgiving morning ceremony at the First Baptist parsonage with Rev. Ralph W. Neighbour officiating. The bride, daughter of E. L. Ransom, wore teal blue. groom’s mother is Mrs. C. V. Baehroyd of Castleton-on-Hudson. After a home feast, the couple planned a short trip then residence at 145 Aberdeen Avenue, Dayton Ohio. The bride attended Elyria High and Oberlin School of Commerce. the groom, Mann University alumnus, works with Beech-Nut Packing Co. in New York.

Ada Mae Ransom James Charles Glover Pride Dubonnet Phyllis Adele Pearson Ben V. Myers Mr. Glover Glover Aberdeen Avenue Daston Ohio Elyria High School Oberlin School of Commerce Mannn University Beech-Nut Packing Company of New York

Miss Alice O Million and Stanley Volk Wed in St Pauls Church

Miss Alice Gertrude O Million and Stanley Volk wed at St Pauls Evangelical Church on Thanksgiving afternoon with palms and candles. Rev Ernst Irion officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore white brocaded velvet with Chantilly lace and pearls, carried white roses and swansonia, and was attended by Hulda Hinkelman and others in royal blue and dubonnet gowns. Guests dined at Carlisle Inn, and the couple planned to live at 15 Chestnut Street after a Eastward honeymoon.

St. Paul's Evangelical Church Alice Gertrude O'Million Stanley Volk Fred Ruth Alice Pitman Ernst Irion Hulda Hinkelman James Dunlap, Jr Freda Volk Betty Prunner Niss Johanna Hill Chestnut Street

Miss Elizabeth Berenson and William N Gates Wed

Elizabeth Berenson daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Berenson of Bastum wed William N Gates son of Mrs Gerce Stevens of East Avenue at the Stevens home after a brief courtship. The wedding followed a family dinner with guests including Katherine Halle. The couple will reside at Mr Gates home in Shafer Heights.

Elizabeth Berenson William N. Gates Stevens Home Tir Elizabeth Berevec Ard Berrard Berenson Bastum Willam N Gates Cleeland Gerce Stevens East Avenue Stevens Robert Berenson Katherine Halle Gates Shafer Heights Cleveland Miss Hello Mr. Gates

Miss Ada Mae Ransom Marries James C. Glover

A spinster dinner Wednesday evening honored Ada Mae Ransom, soon to wed James C. Glover. After dinner Old Maid and other games awarded prizes to Barbara Brodbeck and Virginia Easly. The guest list included Barbara Brodbeck, Virginia Basly, Lois Kieffer, Jeanette Shrubsole, Mary Jane Sullivan, and Ada Mac Ransom as gifts were opened at a miniature altar.

Carolin Guthriel Ada Mae Ransom James C Glover Resterda Old Maid Buen Ransom Barbara Brodbeck Virginia Easly Miss Ransom Barbara Brodbeck Virginia Basly Lois Kieffer Jeanette Shrubsole Mary Jane Sullivan Ada Mac Ransom

Lorain Club Hosts Charmng Kim-Ko Evening Officers

Mrs Joseph Pincura hosted a Kim-Ko club gathering at Camden Avenue Lorain with 19 members. After a brief meeting hearts was the diversion. Stella Pincura won low prize. Helen Mashinsky received second prize. guest Miss Peg Batts joined a luncheon. Green and white decor. next meeting December 11 at Miss Margaret Krugman’s 129 Clark Street.

Joseph Pincura Kim-Ko Club Camden Avenue Lorain Hearts Stella Pincura Helen Mashinsky Peg Batts Margaret Krugman Clark Street

Mrs Bearer Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon at Home

Mrs Max Bearer delightfully entertained the Re double Two club and guest Mrs John Thomas Wednesday afternoon. Members were seated at small tables for a luncheon then played bridge with Mrs Bearer winning high score and traveling prize. Second place went to Mrs Harry Fowkes. cancellation to Wires Thomas. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs Harry Fowkes on Marseilles avenue.

Max Bearer Redouble Two Club John Thomas Brudge Mrs Bearer Harry Fowkes Wires. Thomas Marseilles Avenue

Bake Sale Sat at Hultz Store and Middle Fields Church

Community bake sale scheduled Saturday at Hultz Store and M. E. Church on Middle Fields. Proceeds benefit church youth programs and local missions.

Hultz Store Middle Fields M. E. Church

Dames of Malta Hold Meeting At O F Hall

Dames of Malta conducted routine business and balloted one application on Wednesday at O F hall with strong attendance. Plans were made for Protectors to attend next meeting. December 14 prizes were awarded to Mirs Helen Ryan and Edna Maring. Afterward games in the dining room saw prizes won by Mrs Martle Thorley and Ruth Blakeslee. Mrs Bird Abyreteoyenarse was served under the chairmanship of Mrs Sarah Massey.

Malta O F. Hall Mirs Helen Ryan Edna Maring Martle Thorley Margaret Miller Ruth Blakeslee Bird

Girls Reserve Plan Christmas Party At Longfellow Home

The GR group met to set a December 1 event at Miss Mars Liusse Carr’s Longfellow Street home with plans for a Christmas party and caroling on December 22. Kathleen Rhogeas Arrolreevent helped lead devotions, and four girls acted as part of the Girl Reserve code while the meeting closed with the G Ro song Follow the Gleam.

Cratman Kathleen Rhogeas

Y Debs Meeting Set At The Y Monday Evening

Monday evening the Y Debs will meet at seven at the Y. Mrs E J Howen stone will address the group and a short business meeting will precede the talk.

E. J Howenstne

Lorain Bride and Kiely Wedding Trip After Nuptials

Lorain, and Mrs. Fred Wiggenton of this city, Mr and Mrs. Kiely left later in the afternoon for a wedding trip. The bride wore a green velvet frock with a green coat and brown accessories. They will reside with the bride's parents, J. L. Wamsley, at 334 Oxford Avenue. The groom, son of Vir and Mrs. William Kiely of 150 North Rup Street, is a Elyria High School graduate who travels for Bridge Table Inc. of Lowell, Massachusetts, and the Eson Novelty Co. of Chicago. The bride attended Elyria High School and is associated with CH Merthe Co.

Bridge Table Inc Lowell Mass Eson Novelty Co Chicago Ilinois Elymia High School C H Merthe Co

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Rounded From Neighborhood Notes

A long list of admissions and discharges appears, naming numerous residents with street addresses and local places. The items include Mrs Mary Palinkus, John Scheuldt, Mrs Theodore Carpenter, and many others from Wellington, La Grange, Bay Village, Strongsville, Dover Center, and nearby areas. Also noted is composer Richard Wagner described as having a Jewish stepfather.

Mary Palinkus Stanford Avenue John Scheuldt Case Read Theodore Carpenter East Avenue Wesley Carpenter Grafton Charles Caswell Wellington Carl Gott Harold McKain Lesnick Court Donald Youngblood la Grange Julia Nagy Hazel Street Eileen Nary Beverly Nars Garvin Avenue Margaret France Woodland Avenue Edwin Kammer John Streicher Park Avenue Jane Mole Grafson Arnie Petersen Dover Center George Peak Avor Herman Krieg Amherst Howard Hastings Zilpha Richards Bay Village Witham Kohn Cleveland Street Jay Seanmour Fred Grosser Strongsville Hatre Jackson Tun Mest River Street Myre Steve Nuyak Baby Air Moddle Avenue Martin Youngless Welligton Donald Youngbleva la Grarge Carl Palagi West Street Yean Gills Abbe Rood Schwartz Dover Certer George Buon Broad Street Kerl Raler Hamuilter Garland Gull Lorath Fred Ceetroller Eastern Heights Bouesvard

Club entertains Miss Maryhelen Kolopos and Lytte phonnettes

At 340 Foster avenue a local club hosted a Wednesday evening gathering for Miss Maryhelen Kolopos and the Lytte phonnettes. A brief business meeting preceded bingo with prize winners Helen Sooth Beverly Neuman and Catherine Hindpim. Desserts were served. Next meeting hosted by Catherine Halpin at 437 Garvin Avenue on December 8.

Maryhelen Kolopos Foster Avenue Lytte Phonnettes Helen Sooth Beverly Neuman Catherin Hindpim Ingh Catherine Halpin Garvin Avenue

Miss Lacy Hosts Miss and Mrs Club Meeting

The Miss and Mrs Club met Wednesday evening at Miss Jane Lacy's home on Cleveland Sound. Bridge followed with Mary Alice Recupero winning first prize, Alberta Ehlert second, and Helen Willbund consolation. A refreshment course featured a large table center with pine sprays cones and fruit. miniature turkeys surrounded the centerpiece. The club will meet December 8 with Mrs Helen Willbund on Cornell Avenue.

Chaib Jane Lacy Cleveland Sound Mary Alice Recupero Alberta Ehlert Helen Willbund Cornell Avenue

Early Licensees and Historic Rome Church Details

Edward J. Kelley, 47, Lorain, a contractor, and Mary E Herinton, 4h, Lorain, are mentioned. The Church of Santa Maria Trastevere in Rome is cited as possibly the first officially recognized Christian building and the first church in Rome dedicated to the Virgin. The structure was rebuilt around 1140 and has undergone slight modifications since.

Edward J. Kelley Lorain Mary E iHernton Loran Santa Maria Trastevere Rome Burton

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