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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1937

Page

12

Miss Vivian Lord and David Horan Exchange Vows Today

Miss Vivian Lord and David Horan exchanged marriage vows this morning at St Mary’s Parish House before Rev Edward Murphy. The bride wore a floor length W line gown with high neck and long sleeves and carried gardenias and white chrysanthemums. Miss Marion L Lord served as maid of honor in copper rust velvet. The groom was attended by his brother Richard Horan. A wedding breakfast followed at Mrs Selman’s on Ohio Street with about 35 relatives. The couple will reside at 342 Sixth Street after a wedding trip to Aiken’s Man or Franklin and other eastern points arriving back in Lorain.

Vivian Lord David Horan Edward Murphy St. Mary’s Marion L. Lord Richard Lord Cleveland Street Sixth Street Mervin H. Lord Elyria High School Baldwin-Wallace College Alpha Kappa Sigma Sorority Ohio Fuel Gas Company F. T. Horan Fourteenth Street Notre Dame University Ohio University Lake Terminal Railroad Lorain David Mase van Wert Ohio W. C. McClellan Eastern Heights Boulevard Peter Kolinski Phil Rook Rugby Hall Euclid Avenue Cleveland Rook Mr. Kolinski Frederic Pahl Fred Pahl Oxford Court Ohio State University Lawrence McCarthy Detroit Michigan E. L. Rice Seventh Street Lawrence Hales Hescourt Cedar Street Marion Kemble Princeton Avenue Oberlin John Pruski Chi Phi Fraternity Robert Black Denison Avenue Elyria Memorial Hospital E. Melbourne Green Gulf Road Washington, D. C Curren Lake Forest College Lake Forest Illinois Orval Strohl Bond Street John Strohl Harry Viress Sidney A. E. Kemp West Street Mary Ann Ferguson Sarah Marsh England Ridgeville Louise Scheide Lucy Houserman South Merritt Powell Phyllis Powell McCutchenville D. B. Gordon Earlcourt D. H. Pinkney Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Fred Fulmer Harry Boyd Emma Mitchell Bondstreet Lotus Gardens Elyria Weat Palm Beach Florida Ernest Crisp Sullivan Earl Moore Ralph Otterman Mansfield Clyde Frye Newark William Lauck Harvard Avenue Walter Jalowek Agnes Page Clark Street Perry Reisinger Columbia Station Sadie Reisinger Clinton Avenue Sadie M. Ruth W. H. Ruth Paul Kridler Robert James Fremont Kridler Lewsburg Tom Lawrence Raice

J W Smiths Celebrate Thirtieth Anniversary Dinner

Mr and Mrs J W Smith of East Broad street celebrated thirty years of marriage with an informal dinner Sunday evening. Guests from Cleveland and Elyria joined long time friends in a well decorated home, noting the couple married October 9, 1907 in Cleveland. Dr C J Miller followed with Florida movies that captivated guests who had spent winters in the South.

J. W. Smith East Broad Street Cleveland Elyria Mrs. Smith C. J. Miller Florida South

Couple Surprised On Thirty-fifth Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Downs of Carlisle were delightfully surprised Sunday in honor of their thirty fifth wedding anniversary. A noon dinner for ten featured a large cake with orange taps tied with white tulle. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Downs Mr. and Mrs. Earl Raab Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Markus George and Maurice Downs and the honored couple received gifts.

P. J. Downs Carlisle Walter Downs Earl Raab Stanley Markus George Maurice Downs

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List Names and Addresses

A hospital notices admissions and discharges with names and street addresses across multiple towns. Patients include William Guten gohn Edith Shephard Esth er Gest Grafton Mrs. Phillip Roesel Wellington Mrs. Theodore Standen and others. discharges list Arden Fleming Dover Ohio Marjorie Glucksman Lorain Mrs Julius Wurtz Kenneth Kinzel Arthur Reisz Edith Shephard Ester Gest and a newborn baby girl at 624 West avenue.

William Guten Gohn East Avenue Edith Shephard Beebecourt Esther Gest Grafton Phillip Roesel Wellington Theodore Standen Samuel Street Mike Soboslei West River Fred Gerber Lorain Edward Gehl Amherst Lawrence Hales Earlcourt Frank Saley Irondale Robert Black Denison A. W. Brown Avon Arden Henry Schwert Arthur Hiscox R. D Ester Gest Ray Bruck West Avenue

Knight Family Celebrates 30th Anniversary and Intersects Wedding

Mr and Mrs John L Knight observed their thirtieth wedding anniversary at a family dinner in Grafton. Their son announced his marriage to Miss Mary Bill of Cleveland Heights in Richmond Indiana on August 17 1937. Knight attended Western Reserve University and Baldwin Wallace College and works with Ernst and Ernst CPAs. The couple will reside in Cleveland.

John L. Knight Grafton Mary Bill Cleveland Heights Richmond Indiana Knight Western Reserve University Grafton High School Baldwin-Wallace College Cleveland College and Professional School of Accounting Zeta Kappa Fraternity Ernst and Ernst, Public Accountants Cleveland

Delores Doe Del’s October 16 Wedding Plan

Mary Catherine Gross of Norwalk will serve as maid of honor for cousin Delores Doe Del when she weds Don Ternes on October 16 at St. Mary’s church. A linen shower at the Doebel home featured three tables of bridge with prizes to Virginia McLaughlin and Fern Smith. Yellow and white decor highlighted the garden luncheon, with yellow sunshine candy favors.

Mary Catherine Gross Norwalk Delores Doedel Don Ternes St. Mary’s Church Doebel Virginia McLaughlin Fern Smith

Medina Churches Gather for Brighton Meeting on October 13

The Medina Association of the Congregational churches will meet at the Brighton Congregational church on Wednesday October 13 at 9:00 AM. The day’s theme is The Church Above Conflict with Dr. A. E. Kemp of Second Congregational as Moderator and Rev. E. C. Young Ridgeville chaplain. Luncheon follows and afternoon sessions include reports on religious education social action and missionary work.

Sdth Medina Association of the Congregational Churches Brighton Congregational Church A. E.kemp Second Congregational Church Elizabeth Rich First Congregational Church Robert Brown Oberlin Caroline Foley A. E. Kemp James W. VanDusen William Muir Auld E. C. Young Ridgeville David Davids Herbert Loomis Oscar Nichols Charles Recard George L. Cudeback Missionary Committee William M. Auld Medina Youth Fellowship C. G. Reuman Twentieth Century Pioneers Samuel Keck Dakota Commonwealth Fred L. Hall Philippines Frank McCulloch Oxford Edinburgh Walter Horton

New Officers Preside nt District Meeting

Mrs. Mary Bush of Lorain led the Knights of St. John Ladies Auxiliary District No. 9 meeting at St Marys Church hall with seventy six members from Elyria Lorain Avon and Ridgeville attending. Father Edward Murphy spoke as new officers presided for the first time and a chicken dinner followed. An auxiliary meeting will be held Tuesday at the Elyria Woman's Club to elect officers.

Mary Bush Lorain Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John of District No. 9 St. Mary’s Church Hall Elyria Avon Ridgeville Hall Pittsburgh National Council of Catholic Women Edward Murphy William Ready Mary Barres Mary Tones Mayme Gerhart Veronica Beaver J. D. Kis~er Stoltz F. Nano Elizabeth Galloway Kiely Swindling Leona Harmon Gertrude Henry Buechler Edward Kershar Elyria Woman's Club Knights of Columbus Cleveland James A. McFadden Edmund A. Ahern St. Mary’s James T. Daley St. Mary's Church

Five Hundred Tickets Sold For Children's Plays Series

Vanda Hubbard, chairman of the general committee for the Clare Tree Major theatre series under the Elyria Education Association, reported that five hundred tickets have already been sold. Only 75 cent and dollar and a half tickets remain. all dollar tickets are gone. Mrs Ima Strait leads school ticket reservations with a long list of committee members across Ely, Hamilton, Roosevelt, Gates, Edison, Allen and others. Minerva Seton will handle reservations at Central Book Store on Monday to Wednesday, with tickets available at the book store or schools during those days.

Vanda Hubbard Clare Tree Elyria Education Association Ebba Fosselius Cheney Franklin Lautenschlexer Ely Freese Hamilton Gates Roosevelt Caroline Rost Sabra Armstrong Edison Jean Bucklew Allen Miss Lane Garford Margaret Hewitt McKinley Miles Pacpattye Ima Strait Frances G. Barnes Elizabeth Thomas Hamiltton Frances Barnes

S. of U. V. Boosters Club resumes former name

The Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary met at the K of P hall in Lorain with good attendance. Officers were elected as the group disbanded to resume the former name. next meeting will be in Willoughby, with a basket lunch. Events included music by a VFW boys band, tap dancing, and a wedding shower for Miss Gertrude Feron ahead of her October 20 wedding to Lloyd Foss.

Booster Club Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary K.of P. Hall Broadway Lorain Mary Gould Katherina Ditzler Lorain H. P. George Willoughby Camp District No. 9 Sons of Unon Veterans and Auxiliary Runyan Willoughby Lillian Alson Mackett Gertrude Feron Mary Ellen Schmitz Mary Ellen Louis Schmitz Feron Jerry Feron James McMahon Jerry Meguire Cleveland Avon Elyria Miss Feron Lloyd Foss

Local citizens attend meetings and visits across states

The text lists Elyrians and others traveling between Ohio Kentucky and Florida. Mr and Mrs Charles Lawrence of Warren Ohio visit relatives then head to St Petersburg Fl after summer at Put in Bay. G E French returns from a New York meeting. Boos ter Club District No 9 Lone of Union Veterans and Auxiliary attendees include multiple Elyrians and out of state guests who spent several days with J G McElfresh family before returning home.

Charles Lawrence Warren Ohio R. T. Reefy St. Petersburg Florida Misses Reefy Third Street G. E. French Ean Public Health Association New York City Elyrians Kentucky J. G. McElfresh Eastern Heights Boulevard

High School PTA Opens 1937 38 Session With Speaker Bowman

The High School Parent Teacher Association will meet Wednesday at eight with Lakewood Schools Superintendent George Bowman as speaker. Paul Wainwright will lead assembly singing and present two solos. A reception for new members and teachers will follow with refreshments. Officers include Mrs. B H Long president and vice presidents Mrs C F Flint and Paul Taylor, secretary Mrs Paul Cochrane, and treasurer Harold Birch.

P T. A Parent Teacher Association George Bowman Lakewood Paul Wainwright B. H. Long C. F. Flint Paul Taylor Paul Cochrane Harold Birch

Licenses List Names and Ages of Several Elyria Area Workers

Clyde Finch a 39 year old Cleveland truck driver and Lois McGinnis 24 of 165 Northrup Elyria are licensed. Leonard Steinmetz 22 Cleveland salesman and Pauline Jekel 20 Avon. Paul Fashing Jr 24 Lorain mechanic and Iris Tomanek 20 Avon Lake. John Chapin Jr 24 Lorain mounter and Anne Farkas 20 Elyria 237 West River. Roy Tran 44 Grafton machinist and Caroline Wack 39 Elyria 643 Third Street. Steve Sklarek 24 Lorain crane-man and Dorothy Bonk 19 Lorain.

Clyde Finch Cleveland Lois McGinnis Northrup Street Elyria Leonard Steinmetz Pauline Jeckel Avon Paul Fashing, Jr Lorain Iris Tomanek Avon Lake John Chapin, Jr Mounter Anne Farkas West River Street Roy Tran Grafton Caroline Wack Third Street Steve Sklarek Crane -Man Dorothy Bonk

Dramatic Disease Program to Feature Mrs Sanger at Y W C A

Mrs Margo Sanger presents a dramatic program at the Y W C A gym at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon with admis sion by Y W membership. Performances include The Bored Meeting Mary Canary Southern Technique and Mrs Lachman Looks at Life and Laughs from Station WSTD Toledo. Louis Untermyer praises her deft characterizations.

Margo Sanger Y. W Sanger Mary Canary

Propaganda discussed by Christian Endeavor Society leader

The Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ met last night led by Bill Ryan with Herman Gannett as the speaker. Gannett defined propaganda as good surrounded by bad or bad used to destroy good and cited scripture references read by several members. Announcements included a novelty meeting next Sunday led by Roger Williams to raise funds for church redecoration and a Halloween party on October 22.

Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ Bill Ryan Herman Gannett Thelma Myers Doris Edwards Hazel Martin Delene Rhodes Wayne Burdue Bob Chapman J. D. Funk Roger Williams Hallowe'en Lorain County

Youth Group Banquet and Upcoming Gospel Meetings at Local Church

Reading from the Churches of Christ at the local church, a Sunday gathering planned for 3 PM marks the start of next Sunday’s Gospel meetings. The Junior B Y P U of First Baptist met at 6:25 PM for a short service with Gwen Gardner leading the devotional and a subsequent testimony session. Alice Hoover played a violin solo. Subtopics were led by Alex Taylor, Betty Opper, Bill Travise, and Margaret Opper. The Young People’s League at St. Paul’s met last evening with Don Gunder leading on sharing Christ with others. prayers by Gladys Anderson, Ruth Schrader, and Don Gunder opened the meeting, with Scripture read by Russ Schrader and subtopics discussed by Gladys Anderson, Marian Pallas, and Miss Anderson, who reported on a regional conference.

Churches of Christ Gospelream First Baptist Church Gwen Gardner Alice Hoover Jane Bender Alex Taylor Betty Opper Bill Travise Margaret Opper Young People’s League of

Lorain County Woman’s Missionary Society Meets in Pittsfield

The Lorain County group of the Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will gather at Pittsfield Methodist Church on Wednesday October 13. Two sessions are planned with a luncheon served at noon by Pittsfield church members. Mrs Ernest Yocom of Oberlin will preside at the sessions.

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David Horan J. W. Smiths Aaweeenemet Eee Ruth Lake Ave Wainwright Cleveland Rd Cousin Marny Middle Ave Medina Association of Congregational Church Brighton Mra Richard Horan Anna Egolf Egolf Middle Avenue D., Rimbach Martha Thomas Sensback Miss Lord First Church of Christ, Scientist Elyria, Ohio Annouces A God Richard J. Davis C. S Chicago, Ill Mother Church Boston Mass Tioga Johnson Gift and East Second S1 Elyria Sav. & Truet Mr. Wilford Young Wremren's League F. O. Wilford League Hamilton - Elgin - Longines Bulova Watches Reger & Binninger Manufacturing Blyrl, Ohiq C.E
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