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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1937

Page

11

South Ridge Church Notes and Local Snippets

South Ridge notes list Sunday services October 3 at 10 and 11 with Rev. R. G. Pierrer. Quarterly conference for Brownhelm Henrietta and South Ridge set at Brownhelm Evangelical on October 1 led by Rev. C. L. Allen. Local residents and visitors are named. reports on illness and improvements, plus W. W. G. class meeting at Jewell Beal with games and prizes.

South Ridge R. G. Pierrer Brownhelm Henrietta Brownhelm Evangelical Church C. L. Allen Fremont Clifton Simme Mary Eppley George Kuittle Marian Kuittle E. W. Stang Hickory Tree Grange Amherst Shirley Wayne Balls August Merthe Patricia Simms James Sayers Ridgeville L. Decker Vermilion Minnie Bechtel Earl Hanson Leo Hanson Elizabeth Madill Lorain George Knittle BE. C. Schubert Townline Road

Brighton Birthdays and Club Notes Highlight Local Notices

Bright on birthday dinner honors Mrs Marshall as Mr and Mrs Walter Day host relatives from Nankin Ohio and Brighton in salute to Mrs Marshall. Birthday Club honors Guy Radcliffe at Mrs E L Ober's Camden home. WCTU plans October 8 meeting at Mrs Manette Kenney's Wellington home. Briefs cover visits and illness updates across Clarksfield Cleveland and Lakewood with multiple family gatherings and local travel notes.

Walter Day Brighton Manette Kenney Herrick Avenue West Wellington Dean McClellan Alberta F. H. McClellan Ed Johnson Sullivan Charles Seeley A. B. McConnell Pittsfield E. L. Ober Camden Claude Holmes Milliard McKenzie Charles Davidson John Clark Lakewood Ohio Ben Fenner Eddie Schunaut Cleveland Karl Langendorfer Clarksfield Jesse Burge Lorain

Carlisle Township Sealed Bids for Abbe and East River Roads

Trustees of Carlisle Township Lorain County Ohio invite sealed bids by October 14 1937 at noon for reconstruction work on Abbe Road and East River Road per plans and specifications on file with the township clerk. Bids must include full bidder name or certified check from a solvent bank and be enclosed in a sealed envelope with the bid name. The trustees may reject any bid and no bid may exceed estimated cost.

Carlisle Township Lorain County Ohio Abbe Road River Road Carlis Township Sepeteres Lorain County Bilo Zorge- Robson East Ave Geat” Ave Rna

Agnes Lahiff Weds William Bodmann

Miss Agnes Lahiff eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Lahiff Cleveland avenue married William Bodmann Jr son of William J Bodmann Sr at St Joseph Catholic church Amherst today by Rev James Smith. The ceremony featured organ recital choir pieces and a Mass setting. The couple will tour the East by motor after a reception at the bride's home with guests from Detroit Columbus Cleveland Oberlin Elyria and Lorain.

Amherst Agnes Lahiff E. W. Lahiff Cleveland Avenue William Bodmann, Jr William J. Bodmann Park Avenue St. Joseph Catholic Church James Smith Germaine Lahiff J. J. Smythe Bodmann Joseph Lahiff Elytia James Brennen Theodore Kasinski Lorain Gounod Joseph Kelch Cleveland Millard Tekawitha Mendelssohn Gardenias Swansonia Germaine St. James Stone House Kolbe Road Amherst High Oberlin Conservatory of Music

Shoes claim arch balance for proper foot function

An article notes many shoe makers claim to balance foot arches, while acknowledging widespread foot arch malpositions. It cites Antioch College research and a long‑time, expert shoe fitter without a formal degree, describing his method for arch correction.

McLits Antioch College Ohio

Grafton P T A gathers officials and plans year

The September Grafton P T A meeting welcomed guests including County Supt C A Gibbens and other officials. New staff member Miss Angela Knechtges introduced. Dances planned, cafeteria trays, a bass viol for the orchestra and door prizes funded. Membership drive to Oct 8 with townwide canvass. Council notes cover a boys club room, garbage collection shifts, and a slag driveway purchase approval. Short items list various local visits and a football trip to Columbus.

T. A Grafton Walter Jantz C. A. Gibbens Emma Gleason A. T. Smith Mary Salisbury Bessie Douglas Lorain County Angela Knechtges Walter Maples Dorothy Seidel P. T.A Lorain County Council Avon Lake Cleveland George Edwards W. C. Valentine Carl Shephard Marion Mule Joe Anderson Margaret Jantz Mable Knechtges Wilhelmine Myers Katherine Carmel E. J. Harder Theodore Kubuske William Reese Geo. Edwards Otto Tomasheska Rader Elyria Urafton Counett

Style or Health Footwear Debate and an Arch Support Case

A columnist notes stock split between style and health in shoe marketing and questions trends. The author describes adjustable inner arch supports molded to fit individuals, refitted every ten days, and discusses a case of a woman whose weight gain led to hammer toe and inflamed pads despite health-focused designs.

Arch Supports a Relief For Foot Pain

A narrative notes how an arch specialist improved a woman's posture and reduced heel and shoe wear, implying long recovery with continued weight loss. The writer argues proper footwear and arch support prevent many female foot ailments and restore balance, comparing arch support to giving wings to a weakened foot.

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Washington DC Bride to Move into Green Outfit and Brown Accessories

Washington DC is noted as the bride will travel in a green outfit with brown accessories and return to a newly furnished Fork avenue home. Neighbors honor Mra Barney McKinley, formerly Miss Ruth Sondergeld, as guest of honor at a pest-nuptial shower hosted by Mrs George Rosenkranz on Cornell avenue. Bingo and contests honored Mrs Emery Sondergeld, Miss Edith Ehrman, and Miss Florence Ehrman. Mrs McKinley received kitchen gadgets from guests. Additional notes mention a Congregational church group visiting Eagle cottage Vermilion-on-the-Lake with a tureen supper and planned future meeting.

Washington, D.C Fork Avenue Barney McKinley Ruth Sondergeld George Rosenkranz Cornell Avenue F. R. Powers Henry Smith Emery Sondergeld Edith Ehrma Florence Ehrman McKinley Paul Redman Enery Sondergeld George Lipphardt H. G. Battenhouse Edith Elft Gadges Congregational Church Elmer Gall Vermilion-on-the- Lake Arthur Engle T. T. Williams Edna Williams

Harvest Home Festival Observed at St. Peter’s Church

The Harvest Home Festival at St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed will start with a Sunday service and communion. Officers and teachers of the Sunday School will be installed and a canned fruit and vegetable shower will aid the City Mission of Cleveland.

St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church City Mission Cleveland

Columbia Garden Club plans trip and meeting notes

The Columbia Garden Club plans a trip to Wooster on Tuesday for their regular meeting. Activities include a roast in Wooster Park a visit to the Experiment Farm and possibly other stops. Twenty one members were present when Mrs. George Hunter entertained them recently. Over thirty floral arrangements were displayed Luncheon was served by the hostess Acme Grange has a regular meeting Tuesday evening October 5 the blanket club will start that evening. Mrs. George Bremner will host the Women's Baptist Mission Circle on Wednesday October 6.

Columbia Garden Club Wooster Wooster Park Experiment Farm Garden Club George Hunter Acme Grange Blanket Club George Bremner Women’s Baptist Mission Circle Edward Bobnar George Vogt Cleveland Dale Martin Epworth League Roland Martin Pauline Martin Katie Harrington Hugh Clover Jean Ingram Afton Grover Leo Michigan Rollie Fitch Lizzie Hall Harold Hales Nettie Hawkins Harry Hawkins LaPorte James Lewis C. F. Hales Harry William Case Stuart Bartter Community Hospital Berea H. A. Briggs Della May Milan Ohio John Dickerson New Castle Pennsylvania L. L. Ring Russell Fish C. W. Martin William Cotton Columbia Amy Clarence Elva Arnold Wolfe

Yankees Falter in World Series Prep as Gomez Struggles

New York fans fret over a four game skid and Gomez’s control woes as he aims for his 22nd win before the World Series opener versus the Giants. Buck Newsom outpitched Gomez in a 4-2 Red Sox win halted by darkness after seven innings.

New York New York Yankees Gomez Giants Yanks Buck Newsom Boston Red Sox Newsom Dodgers Brooklyn Hr Vanflenberg Baltimore Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Hank Greenberg Rudy York Detroit Tigers St. Louis Browns Eldon Auker

Ohio Scholastic grid results recap across cities

Local high school scores show Columbus South 12 over Columbus North 12 and numerous matches across Ohio. Notable games include Columbus Central 0 over West 43, Cleveland St Ignatius 7 over Cleveland John Marshall 0, Akron Central 32 over Akron St Vincent 7, Toledo Libbey 7 over Toledo Central Catholic 0, Cincinnati Elder 21 over Cincinnati Hughes 13, Cambridge 33 over Powhatan 9, Defiance 13 over Bowling Green 6, and Mt. Vernon 21 over Shelby 0.

Ohio Scholastic Columbus South Columbus North S. Columbus East Columbus Central Columbus West Columbus Grandview Columbus Academy Bremen Columbus Upper Arlington Westerville Columbus St. Charles Columbus Rosary Cleveland St. Ignatius Cleveland John Marshall Cleveland Lincoln Alliance Cleveland John Adams Cleveland Benedictine Akron West East Liverpool Iisor Kenmore Akron Buchtel Akron Ellet Stow Akron Central Akron St. Vincent Barberton Akron North Eirria Cleveland Heights Toledo Waite Sandusay Toledo Libbey Toledo Central Catholic Cincinnati Elder Cincinnati Hughes Cincinnati Withrow Cincinnati Automotive Trade le Cincinnati Terrace Park Cutsinnati Walnut Hills Chillicothe Hillsboro Fremont Findlay Kenton Bellefontaine Marietta Zanesville Mt. Vernon Shelby Steubenville Lancaster Sandusky St. Marys Lakeside Norwalk Gibsonburg Ravenna Chagrin Falls Cambridge Powhatan Barnesville Dillonvale Cadiz Carrollton Defiance Bowling Green Glouster New Concord Lebanon Monroe Wapakoneta Celina G. Wauseon Liberty Center Tiffin Calvert Bucyrus Jackson Gallipolis Greenfield McLain London

Standings and results from the Major Leagues

The American League lists New York, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, Washington, Philadelphia, and St. Louis with records, runs and gaps. Yesterday Boston defeated New York 4 2 in a rain delayed end, Detroit beat St. Louis 14 4. Tonight and tomorrow feature Cleveland at Detroit and other matchups as the season nears closure. In the National League New York leads, followed by Chicago, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati with varying pcts and games behind. Tomorrow’s schedule includes New York at Brooklyn and St. Louis at Chicago among others as the season ends.

Lee Xgb New York Detroit Chicago Cleveland Boston Washington Philadelphia St. Louis Tomorow Pet York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati

Local names listed for community notices across regions

Bert Ross, Thomas Cooper, Elaine Match, Geraldine and Julia Howard, Lawn and Mary Cooper of Cleveland Frances and Elizabeth Henry from Orlando Orpha Boucha from Chicago Ethel and Pearl Wheeler from Berea Pearl Casey from Nova Scotia and Bobby and Phyllis Burnap from Bechetown appear in the provided reader-friendly fragment noting multi-state and international connections.

Bert Ross Thomas Cooper Elaine Match Geraldine Julia Howard Lawn and Mary Cooper Cleveland Frances Elizabeth Henry Orlando Florida Orpha Boucha Chicago Ethel and Pearl Wheeler Berea Pearl Casey Nova Scotia Bobby Phyllis Burnap Bechetown

Surprise welcome for Rev Lonzo S Green at Wellington church

A large reception honoring Rev Lonzo S Green and his wife was held at the M E Church with about 150 attendees. The event followed their reassignment at the annual conference and featured a program in the basement, prayer, songs, and tributes. Local groups and residents extended warm thanks and gifts as part of the evening.

Wellington Lonzo S. Green M. E Green A. E. Althaus Jesus E. B. Turner T. M. Pfeiffer Edward B. Turner Charles Barnes Mariam Dirlam L. F. BeVier Charles Willard Keeling Charles Shepard Turner Edna Perkins Herrick

Wellington Girl Reserves Elect Officers for School Year

Officers elected include Nettle Naegele president LaVaughn Kepler vice president Rita Bear secretary treasurer Lucille Green social chairman Betty Jane Rogers program chairman Louise Ovrig service chairman Advisors Ma bie Clark and Julia Clague TO ADDRESS P T A Miss Catherine Callaghan local librarian will address Wellington Parents Teachers Association Monday evening Her subject Suggestions on Children's Reading Special music

Nettle ‘Naegele LaVaughn Kepler Rita Bear Lucille Green Betty Jane Rogers Louise Ovrig Mabie Clark Julia Clague Catherine Callaghan Wellington Parent-Teachers Association

Weidrick Bleyley Wedding at Lodi M E Church

Brentley Weidrick son of Mr and Mrs C M Weidrick married Miss Wilma Bleyley daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Bleyley at the Lodi M E church in a simple ceremony conducted by Rev L J Quade at 12 30 pm Thursday. Only their mothers and grandfathers attended. The bride wore a maroon Kaslan crepe gown with accessories to match. The groom works for the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad. Oberlin visitors and local social mentions follow.

Brentley Bus) Weidrick C. M. Weidrick North Main Street Wilma Bleyley Norman Bleyley Spencer L. J. Quade Lodi M. E Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad

Friendship Club resumes meetings at North Ridgeville

North Ridgeville ISTESS TO CLUB Mrs. Ralph Gilder entertained the Friendship Club Thursday afternoon. Assistant hostess was Mrs. Nina Shering. President Miss Lucy Wilford led the business session with secretary and treasurer Mrs. Felix Anderson. New projects discussed and Friendship Sisters drawn. Cootie game awarded prizes to Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Jennie Bultman. Next meeting October 28 at Mrs. Charles Gilder’s home with Mrs. John Steph eny as assistant hostess.

Friendship Club Ralph Gilder Nina Shering Lucy Wilford Felix Anderson Friendship Sisters Jennie Bultman Charles Gilder John Stepheny Theodore Regel Hunt

Forty Hours Devotion begins at St Peter's Church in Ridgeville

The schedule begins Sunday with High Mass at 8 oclock and 7 45 P M services led by Father John N Rhein. Sermons are set for Sunday evening by Rev N Rohner of Lorain, Monday by Rev Leonard Klein of Cleveland, and Tuesday by Rev Herman Klocker of Cleveland. Ridgeville Grange Booster Night featured music by violinist Joseph Prat and pianist Mrs L Dew Lloyd, with vocal solos by Miss Smith. Arthur Dawson delivered a travelogue on the St Lawrence trip. Refreshments served by committee De Lloyd Taft Harding Pratt. awards were given to Mrs Carl Kathe and Mrs S Ault.

St. Peter's Church John N. Rhein N. Rohner Lorain Leonard Klein Cleveland Herman Klocker Ridgeville Grange Master Fullmer George Taylor Joseph Prat L. Dew Lloyd Misa Smith Ridgeville High School A. Knapp the House of Clay John Stephens Assembly Grange Arthur Dawson St. Euclid Dawson St. Lawrence Montreal Quebec Pratt

The Arithmetic of Victory Sermon at Local Church

Rev D S Carpenter preached on The Arithmetic of Victory as the Official Board met at the parsonage for the year’s first business session. Community notes record numerous birthday celebrations and visits among local families including Eldred Bainbridge Hulse Stranahan and Blodgett with relatives from Cleveland Elyria Berea and LaPorte.

D. S. Carpenter

Bride Helen Hall to wed Hermann Kruger in October

A bridal shower honored Miss Helen Hall with gifts and a refreshment course. Hostesses Mrs Edward Galley and Miss Agnes Smith hosted at Miss Smiths home. The couple will marry October 2 at Root Road. A remark on books follows.

Helen Hall Hermann Kruger Root Road Edward Galley Agnes Smith

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jewell Beal B. A. Jenneers Church St Central Book Store William Bodmann Dr. Chrisman Claud North Chrisman, M.D Mary Frances Shriver Mary Shively Geo. C. Beebe Lee Whiteman Oberlin Lodi Emily Tran Coy Neff Ed Wise Leona Deerfield Mary Killip Bert Nesbett Kenneth Lower W. L. Prior Columbus W. N. Hitchcock Mary Martha Walter Kappley East Street Clarence Farschman Elinor Ruth Tenney Avenue Chiefs Club Amherst Business Men's Association St. Paul Lutheran Church M. F. Ashbrooke W. Linehas D. C. Yentzer West Street Leon Lehman Roy Lang A. EB. Pfeiffer Malcolm Tompkins Farm Bureau Council Merrittt Powell A. E. Clark Buchanan Mich Elmer Stoll Flaherty Frabotta American League Eesterday Tim Tobin Pirates Reds Portsmouth Toledo Devilbuss Wilmington Washington D. HL By Denys Wortman Cora M. Shepard Barker Junior Grissinger Courtland Tate R. L. Rawdon Wellington Kiwanis Club Rawdon Charles Shelley Robert Gannett O. J. Baumgardner South Main Street Gannett Flexture Company of Buffalo, N. Y Hallowe'en Celebration American Legionaires of Dorcas Society Ella McKisson The Church of Christ McKisson Elmer Lewis Dencon Wellington Gun Club Here Lodi Church Paul Nichols Vern Mahan Gon Leroy Falls Lonzo Green George Conn Freeport Gus Martin William Body North Ridgeville Ington A. Smith Arthur Smith Elmer Kruger Charles Smith Alfred Kruger E. W. Stranahan Harley Smith Louis Stranahan la Grange Miner Eldred Lynn Laura Bainbridge A. J. Hulse Saa E. A. White Edith of Vincent Elizabeth Bainbridge Elyria Clinic Lawrence Leonarda Helen Taylor Carpenter Florence Elshalz Aloysius Muehlheim Lucy Elinor Blodgett Lee Blodgett West View Glenn. Stranahan Margaret Ralph Stranahan Clarence Hawker Alta Lewis L. A. Bainbridge Fannie Wilford Eaton POCAHONTAS Schroll_Coal
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