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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1937

Page

5

Dorothy Streicher and Julian Perkins Wed At Carlisle Home

Society notes report the wedding of Miss Marguerite H Streicher and Julian W Perkins at the bride's home in Carlisle township. Rev W W Walker conducted the service at 2:30 pm. Attendants included Maid of Honor Morten Streicher and Best Man Dana H Perkins. The couple, both active in 4-H, plan a ten day motor trip south and will reside on Sprague Road Columbia Township.

Marguerite H. Streicher Julian W. Perkins Carlisle Township W. W. Walker Grace Lutheran Church George H. Streicher Butternut Ridge Mr. Perkins Denias Minnie Streicher Minnie Koepke Perkins South Sprague Road Columbia Township Persins Elyria High School Lorain County Agriculture Extension Service Columbia High School Lorain County Farm Bureau

Wedding of Stella Burbliss and Arthur Moelk Solemnized

Stella F Burbliss of 1127 West Erle Ave Lorain wed Arthur E Moelk son of Mrs Mary Fox 1344 Lake Ave Elyria at Stauls Evangelical Church Rev Ernst Irion officiated. Fifty guests attended the reception at 1344 Lake Ave. The couple will reside at 1127 West Erie Ave Lorain after a western honeymoon trip.

Staul's Evangelical Stella F. Burbliss West Erle Avenue Lorain Sylvester Burbliss Amherst Arthur E. Moelk Mary Fox Lake Avenue Elyria Ernst Irion Lona Moelk John Burbliss

Pre-nuptial Shower for Miss Gertrude Feron Held

Mrs Newton Mac Beth of Lake Avenue hosted a pre-nuptial shower for Miss Gertrude Feron with two contests. Mrs Edward Griffes won the first contest, Agnes Fosse took consolation, and Gerry Feron won the second while Delores Griffes also consoled. Lloyd Foss’s bride-elect received numerous gifts as guests admired a dessert table adorned with yellow and blue flowers and candles.

Gertrude Feron Newton MacBeth Lake Avenue Edward Griffes Agnes Fosse Gerry Feron Delores Griffes Lloyd Foss

House Guest Honored at Halloween Bridge Party

Mrs. George Mynchenberg Sr of Middle Avenue entertained yesterday for her niece Mrs. Roy Winfield Scott of Seattle Washington. Three tables of bridge were played with prizes to Mrs. Mynchenberg Jr Mrs. J L Urich and Mrs. Andrew Flaherty. The hostess prize went to the guest of honor and a two course luncheon was served with colorful Halloween decor.

Vivian Lord Robert Sandrock Bunts Road Lakewood Marian McFarland Dorothy Earlcourt Miss Lord Grace Schulke David Horan George Mynchenberg, Sr Middle Avenue Roy Winfield Scott Seattle Washington George Mynchenberg, Jr J. L. Urich Andrew Flaherty Marguerite Oswald Fred Zeck Sandusky Harold Dahnke Dahnke East River Street Elyria Miss Oswald Marie Widmaier Joyce Peterman Alberta Ehlert Kenneth Keister Earl Schaefer Oswald William Bridgett Hilda Schuster Clayton Arndt

Local society and travel notes from Elyria scene

Mrs A H H Hannaford Mrs Dewey Hull and Mrs Paul Rots plan to attend the Girl Scout national convention and training in Savannah Georgia Saturday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Laycox of Kansas City and Mrs Dole of the Elyria Home for the Aged were guests of Mrs Florence Terry yesterday. F W Hamilton of Jacksonville Florida recovering after serious injuries and will stay eight weeks at St Luke's Hospital. A son born to Mr and Mrs Leonard Mahl at Elyria Memorial Hospital on October sixth. Mrs Walter Funk and Miss Harriett Freeman visit Mrs Donald Lewis Stop 19 Lake Avenue. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs M J Young at the Elyria Clinic. Alpha Delta Pi pledges Rose Marie Stirzaker Elyria a sophomore at Ohio University. Mrs Mary B Gates and Ruth Gates return from Meadville and Off City Pennsyl vania. Mrs C A Neracher of Detroit visits Miss Louise Baker. Miss Betty Thatcher returns to Cleveland School of Art for weekend. Mr and Mrs Clark Maddock to Cincinnati for weekend with son and daughter in law. Oliver Townsend on Earl Court on the Dean's list at Ohio Wesleyan University for current semester again.

A H H. Hannaford Dewey Hull Paul Rots Savannah Georgia Herbert Laycox Kansas City Missouri Laycox Dole Elyria Home Florence Terry Parkview Court F. W. Hamilton Jacksonville Florida St. Luke’s Hospital Hamilton Jackscapes Etebt Street Leonard Mahl Warren Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital Walter Funk Harriett Freeman Elyria Donald Lewis Kindergarten Mary BE Gates Ruth Gates East Avenue Meadville City Pennsylvana C. A. Neracher Detroit Michigan Louise Baker Harrison Street Betty Thatcher Cleveland School of ‘Art Harvard Avenue Clark Maddock Eighth Street Cincinnati Oliver Townsend Earl Court Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware

Parent Teacher Association News from Elyria Districts

Garford and Gates PTAs report record turnout for first meetings with new officers. Elyria Education Association plays and a sponsor ticket donation discussed. Attendees include Mrs Duncan Robertson, Mrs Myers Chapman, plus teachers and local students. program featured music and a talk on education.

GATES Gates P.T. A Charles , Crosby, Jr Leanna Moore Gates School Hollis Troup Gray Elyria Education Association PT. A Glasses Ohio Alice McCracken Richard Burton Rita Ritter Jean Stone Barbara Bruegger Jefferson School Sisney Sprague Bob Pomeroy Don Gibbons Frank Adams Harvey C. Cheney

Miss Dorothy Welch Weds Herman Elbert On Parents Anniversary

Miss Dorothy Welch married Herman J. Elbert on October 6 at Our Lady of Victory church Northville Michigan. The ceremony followed Miss Welch's parents thirty sixth anniversary celebration. Guests from Detroit Novi New York City and Elyria attended. The couple will reside at 207 North Olive Street after a two week Canada trip.

Dorothy Welch Herman J. Elbert Ws EE Filbert Woodland Avenue Miss Welch John Welch Novi Michigan Elyria Fr. Schuler Our Lady of Victory Church Northville Laura Welch New York City Mary Wamsley Robert Kiely Elbert Detroit Elyria High School Western Automatic Machine Screw Company Canada North Olive Street

Tea gather and society notices fill city calendar

One hundred thirty five young women attended a get acquainted tea at the W C A gymnasium for Senior Friendship Club members. The event featured decorated tables, floral centerpieces, and hostesses including Mrs. Blanche Danner and Mrs. W. C. Chancellor. Previous club meeting welcomed new members and reported 149 total members with colored teams. Separate social events honored Miss Marguerite Oswald with gifts from guests from Sandusky and Elyria, and another gathering at Mrs. Deane Burns home noted church missionary society activities and plans for a national church convention in Columbus.

Blanche Danner W. C. Chancellor H. H. Nye Sr. Girl Reserve Committee Nye Chancellor Danner L. L. Bourquin F. E. Sheldon N. M. Fitch Adele Brown Oberlin College Archie Penfound Betty Chancellor D. G. Lowles Dean Plocher Robert Wilson

Study Club Hosts Mrs Wentz at First Catholic Meeting

The Catholic Study Club No 2 met at Mrs Selman’s Ohio Street home with 38 charming hostess Mrs Charles Wentz entertaining. After dessert Mrs Floyd Helfrich and Mrs W F Walters shared notes on the Christian altar, tracing its history to the fifteenth century in the region now Kansas. Fr Pidilla read about the first Mags from a consecrated altar, and Michael and Adelaide Adrian figures featured in The Abbey of Evolayne discussion by Mrs Irvin Wentz. The next meeting is October 20 at Mrs Ted H Seward’s Cascade Street with reviews of White Hawthorn and a talk by Mrs George Allen on the Sanctuary.

Charles Wentz Catholic Study Club No. 2 North America Irvin Wentz Abbey of Evolayne Paul Regmier Michael Adelaide Adrian Dom Athanase Abbey of Evolayne Herman Court Ted H. Seward Cascade Street Charles Markham Lucille Tapin Borden George Allen

October Bride Feted By Elyria Couple In Holy Trinity Benefit

Miss Anne Farkas of Elyria is honored at Holy Trinity school auditorium by Mrs. John Chapla Sr and others as around 175 guests from Cleveland Lorain and Elyria attend. Plans include October 16 church ceremony at Sacred Heart Elyria with Mary Farkas maid of honor and four bridesmaids. Families, church and local clubs organize Halloween and ticket events for October 15 and 29 at the Y gym.

Anne Farkas Elyria John Chapla Jr Lorain John Chapla Sr Michael Stephanchick Joseph Filak Holy Trinity School Cleveland Farkas Chapla Sacred Heart Church Father Zekany Mary Farkas Catherine Farkas Pauline Snopel Thelma SaWol Ethel Barasky Frank Chapln Joseph Chapla John Patrick Joseph Staron Joseph Zuffa Miss Farkas St. Marys and Western Automatic Co Lorain High School American Stove Co

Community club notices and church events in Elyria

A column lists numerous meetings and social gatherings in Elyria including the Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary in K. of C. Hall, Bt-Yet? Club with Mrs. Phillip Barr, Semper Idem with Mrs. Mabel Raynor, Lorelei with Frances Rotunda, St. Pauls church council at the parsonage, Daughters of Scotland, Women’s Benefit Association, We-Kom-U-Kum, DeMolay David J Nye Chapter, a special conclave of Elyria Commandery No. 60 Knights Templar, Democratic Women’s Club, Women’s and Young Women’s Missionary Societies, and church services at First Congregational and Pilgrim Community Circle. A travelogue by Mrs. Carl Sehmitkovs and a post-hospital party for Mrs. Theodore Reese (Lucille Mund) at 236 East Ninth Street are noted, with guests including Mrs. Frances Bailey Dettling of Akron.

Woodworth K. of C. Hall Phillip Barr High Street Semper Idem Mabel Raynor Lorelei Frances Rotunda St. Paul's Church Council Third St Daughters of Scotland Women's Benefit Association We-Kom-U-Kum W. Sym David J. Nye Order of DeMolay Elyria Commandery No Knights Templar Democratic Womens’ Club of Elyria Women's and Young Women's Missionary Societies of H. F. Paeth Denison A. E. Schulze Tesson Edna Gray Johnson First Congregational Church Pilgrim Community Circle Marian Bodine Charles Court Carl Sehmitkovs Hawaii Elyria Memorial Hospital Herbert Bennett East Nint Street Theodore Reese Lucille Mund Frances Bailey Dettling Akron

Miss Delores Doebel Engaged to Don Ternes in October

Elyria Memorial Hospital dietary staff honored Miss Delores Doebel yesterday afternoon with a luncheon and gifts in the main dining room. The same day the Home Guards met at First Methodist church at four with devotionals led by Anne McClellan, a lesson from Junior Neighbor, and welcome of Shirley Cox as a new member. The next Home Guards meeting is set for October 20.

Dietary Department Elyria Memorial Hospital Delores Doebel Doebel Don Ternes Home Guards First Methodist Church Anne McClellan Powell Canada United States of America Shirley Cox

Mrs Auld Speaks At First Church Association Meeting

Mrs Auld shared tales from Scotland and England detailing Edinburgh gardens Abbotsford Melrose Abbeys and Wordsworth Country. She described Sir Walter Scott’s works and the countryside while noting gentry and common folk worship in shared churches. Medina Association in Brighton set for October 13 and Ohio Conference Women’s Department meet at Archwood Church on October 11 and 15.

Circle 3 Women's Association First Congregational Church S. G. Shaw Charles Davis T. L. Moise Shaw William Muir Auld Scotland England Auld Edinburgh Walter Scott Abbotsford Abbey Melrose Melrose Scott Shelling Lord Rosebury H. G. Hoover Medina Association Brighton Womens Department Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches Archwood Church

Two New Members Join Elite Club Meeting at Clara Makiuski Home

The Elite club held its regular meeting at Clara Makiuski’s home with two new members welcomed. Elinor Grougel was named decorating committee chair and Selena Grueser led the refreshment committee. Plans were laid for a Hallowe’en party as members prepare to execute their ideas. A sixteenth birthday centerpiece honoring Majorie Grueser, born October 19, in white cake with green candied decorations marked the occasion. Initiation postponed pending further notice in Cleveland. Delegates named: Mrs. S. G. Shaw, Mrs. Charles Cushing, Mrs. R. Vestal. Alternates: Mrs. Lucy Houserman, Mrs. Allyn Hose, Mrs. Ralph Murbach, Mrs. Eric Chapman. Year books distributed and enjoyed. Tea hour led by Mrs. James Thomas after remarks by Mrs. Auld. Garden flowers adorned the parlor and tea table. Concerted social planned for Friday evening at Cong’s Church, sponsored by Div. BE. 15e.

Elyria Education Association Miss Laine Curtlee Babbits Jack Benford Robert Pitts Mpanesor Cleveland Miss Cope Blue Triangle Club Nettie Clark Dorothy Evege Quintella Hopewell Ruth Jones Delphinia Thomas Hallowe'en Helen Harris Hazel Wilson Bowman Clara Makiuski Elinor Grougel Selena Grueser Majorie Grueser Viola Grugel Blaine Street S. G. Shaw Charles Cushing R. Vestal Lucy Houserman Allyn Hose Ralph Murbach Eric Chapman Auld James Thomas Teanis John Garfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dorothy Fonk Marguerite Streicher Julian Perkins Bride Stella Burbliss Arthur Moelk United Accessories Shop Middle Ave Parent-Teacher ‘Association News Herman Elbert Hostess Reviews Deane Burns Missionary Society of the Church of Christ Jesus Eliza Waldorf EB. F. Clark National Convention of Churches of Christ Columbus Rural America Clark C. M. Terry C. E. Cheney Burns Kathleen Strange Wade Reynolds Curtis Browning Schroll New England Thomas Hodgson & Sons, Inc Concord Worsted Mills Concord, N. A Papanicelle Mrs. Auld First Church Association Cong's Church Div Leedale's Leedale’s Beauty Shoppe Elysium Broad Street Heldmyer Hardware CO Broad Street Sewing Machine Department
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