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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1938

Page

11

Miss Thelma Page to Wed James Lamberton on Thanksgiving Eve

Miss Thelma Page and James R. Lamberton announce their approaching marriage set for Thanksgiving Eve November 23 at eight o'clock in Second Congregational Church. The couple, both Elyria High School graduates, are active in their church. Lamberton is an electrical engineer at National Tube Co and OSU alum. Guests at a table arrangement included Page and associates from General Industries Co. Loretta Waters and Marilyn Lyndes won bridge prizes.

Page Lake Avenue Thelma Page James R. Lamberton The General Industries Co Mary Cook Marilyn Lyndes Faye Reichard Agnes Schaefer Loretta Waters Audrey Squires Clara McMan Grace Beavis Miss Page Second Congregational Church Elizabeth Page George A. Lamberton Mr. Lamberton Elyria High School Lamberton National Tube Co Ohio State University Scabbard and Blade Oberlin Conservatory of Music Lyndes

Miss Jewel Beal and Richard Van Horn wed in Kentucky

Announcement of the marriage of Jewel Beal daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Beal of Elyria to Richard Van Horn son of Mrs Walter Van Horn of Lorain. The wedding occurred in Covington Kentucky on October 8 officiated by Rev King of the Methodist church. Attendance included Mr and Mrs George Stewart of Lorain and others from Elyria and Lorain. The couple will reside at 1432 West 22nd street Lorain.

Jewel Beal Elmer Beal Yria Richard van Horn Walter van Horn West 22Nd Street Lorain Covington Kentucky King Methodist Church George Stewart Mae Lebow Max Lu“per Elyria van Horn Elyria High School Lorain High Schol Colson Corporation

Sale of bridal outfits by OC H Merthe Co at VWC Gym

OC H Merthe & Co. showcase fresh wedding gowns and trousseaus at nominal prices. A rummage sale is planned at the V W C A Gym on October 14 and 15, offering new and stylish selections.

OC. H. Merthe & Co Trousseaus V.W.C.A

Farewell and Anniversary Party At LePont Club

LePont Club members at Mrs. Carrolls Wellington home celebrated the clubs fifteenth anniversary and honored Phyllis Duckett as she leaves to become Home Service director in Columbus. Mrs. Wright hosted, three bridge tables were set, high score prize went to Jane Grose, traveling prize to Cora Phelps, and a tiered anniversary cake plus favors accompanied refreshments. The club also elected two new members. The Warner Monary Saeer of the First Baptist church hosted a six oclock meeting with visiting preachers, a devotional by Mrs. Williams, missionary reports, and a Congo nurse Miss V Rumberger spoke with curios from Africa. A Council meeting followed in the main auditorium of the General Association of Regular Baptists. Eta Theta sorority was hosted by Miss Audrey Garland on Cambridge Street with plans for a coed Halloween party and future hosting by Miss Rhodes. a hearty luncheon closed the evening.

LePont Club Carroll Ind Wellington Phyllis Duckett Duckett Home Service Clumbus and Souther Electric Cpany Columbus Wright Mable Clark Jane Grose Cora Phelps Miss Duckett Warner Monary Saeer First Baptist Church Clyde Bennett Williams V R Helen Sherman Bennett Miss V Rumberger Congo Africa General Association of Regular Baptists of North America Eta Theta Audrey Garland Cambridge Street Hallowe'en Miss Rhodes

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Hospital admissions include Mrs. Jack Siffert of 111 East Fourth Street, Mrs. Herbert Guild of Root Road, Nye Higgins of Spencer. Discharges feature Maurice Morrow of Greenwich Ohio, Carl Pearce of La Grange, Mrs. Henry Radican with a baby boy, 251 Denison Avenue, Mrs. Don McMullen with a baby boy, 232 Fairlawn Avenue, Victor Kushinsky of 327 Eighth Street, Charles Farrell of 312 West Avenue, and Mrs. Carl Swiers of 207 Clark Street.

Jack Siffert East Fourth Street Herbert Guild Root Road Nye Higgins Spencer Maurice Morrow Greenwich Ohio Carl Pearce la Grange Henry Radican Denison Avenue Don McMullen Fairlawn Avenue Victor Kushinsky Eighth Street Charles Farrell West Avenue Carl Swiers Clark Street

Averbook Whitmore wedding draws out of town guests

Mrs. W. Ho Wright of Harrisburg and other relatives travel to attend the Averbook-Whitmore wedding scheduled for Sunday in Elyria. The event brief names several attendees and indicates a social buildup around the ceremony with additional local happenings and notices.

Eagles Auxiliary Plans Class and Bingo Event in Toledo

Plans were made to start a class on Sunday October 20 at two o'clock by the Toledo Eagles Auxiliary. During last night’s meeting in Eagles Hall Mrs Christine Derek was named chairman of the committee to arrange a bingo party to follow the next meeting in Eagles Lab on October 25.

Toledo Eagles Eagles Eagles Hall Christine Derek Eagles Lab

Mrs Josephine Kiser Named President of Aux Knights of St John

Mrs Josephine Kiser elected new president of the Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of St John at annual officer election led by CG Hal with Reverend Father William Moseley as spiritual advisor. Others named to posts include Minnons Kershaw past president 1st vice Anna Hallup 2nd vice Carrie Kritzel recording Leona Harmon financial Rita Carlin measurer Kathryn Ryan messenger Marie Boyd sentinel Marian Welsh guard trustees Mary Barres Elizabeth Galloway Rose Williams with Mary Krinzel district delegate and Mary Buechler captain of degree team. Card parties planned October 28 at Elyria Woman's Club and November 15 with chairman to be announced. Auxiliary to attend 8 pm Mass at St Agnes Church October 30 meeting at 7:50 am. Institution of officers set for November 1 in K C hall. Mary Beuchler leads install committee Maude McLaughling degree work. Social hour followed last night.

Josephine Kiser Minnons Kershaw Anna Hallup Carrie Kritzel Leona Harmon Rita Carlin Kathryn Ryan Marie Boyd Sentinel Marian Welsh Gertrude Henry Mary Barres Elizabeth Galloway Rose Williams Mary Buechler S. J. Birkbeck Mary Krinzel Elyria Woman's Club St. Agnes Church

Girl Scouts Troops Plan Hikes and Badges

Multiple Girl Scouts troops met at St Marys church and shared plans for upcoming hikes to earn outdoor badges including Four Traveler and Games. Patrol leaders organized meals, hike sites at Shryoes farm East River and Ely woods, with meetings at St Marys and St Agnes parish halls and a future hike scheduled for next week.

St. Mary's Church Elywoods Court of Honors Tone Geisel Shryoes East River June Kichwine Betty Vones

Party Plans For Iota Nu Halloween Gathering

Plans were made for a Hallowe en party at the next meeting with Iota Nu members entertained at Kenen Sibey s home on 338 Tenth Street. Rose Bilow Agnes Ross and Ann Stolz will head the party plans. Airplane was the evening s diversion, Betty Schaefer won first prize, Jane McGuire was consoled. The event featured music from an early US music box and refreshments at a large table in Halloween colors. In two weeks Rose Bilow will host at 320 Thirteenth Street.

Hallowe'en Iota Nu Kenen Sibey Tenth Street Rose Bilow Agnes Ross Ann Stolz Airplane Betty Schaefer Jane McGuire United States Thirteenth Street

Dorcas Class Supper Sums Up Attendance Contest

The Dorcas class hosts a garbanza supper at 6 30 PM Thursday at the Church of Christ. Mrs Will Foster and last year’s president Mrs Maude Salen supervise a Cuban menu with red team guests and white team paying for their suppers. A program of music and Florida Scenes follows.

Dorcas Church of Christ Will Foster Maude Salen

American Legion Auxiliary Installs New Officers

The American Legion Auxiliary installs new officers led by Past President Mrs. A. C. Smith and new president Mrs. Paul Halter. Key posts include 1st vice Mrs. D. A. Wilmot, 2nd vice Mrs. C. A. Kremser, secretary Mrs. A. E. Sherman, treasurer Mrs. R. K. H. Walsh, chaplain Mrs. Arthur Oldag, historian Mrs. H. M. Hurlbut, and sergeant at arms Mary Helen Kolowus. New executive committee members include Mrs. P. C. Robson, Mrs. M. F. Huebner, and Mrs. Charles Hansen. A Red Cross team planned. Halloween party on October 25. Fall conference October 18 at Eagles Club with reservations via secretary Mrs. Sherman.

R. F. Leenth American Legiary Auswas H. M. Hurlbut Mary Helen. Kolowus P. C. Robson M. F. Huebner Charles Hansen Leemhuis Myers Avon Lake Legion Auxiliary Lester

First Methodist Plus Ultra class hosts Halloween gathering

Twenty two members of Plus Ultra class of First Methodist Church were entertained by Mrs. Margaret Schmitt at 251 Spruce Street with orange and black decorations. Lucille Griffin led a devotional on prayer followed by a unison Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Gen Ev Robson presided at the business meeting. The group plans a Christmas box for the Philippines and a Halloween party for husbands at the church later this month with Mrs. Evora Comstock as chair. Prizes went to Hazel Rockafellow Lila Hackney and Dorothy Stranahan. Hostess Marjorie Barth and Genevieve Robson served refreshments. On November 8 teacher Mrs. C M Ackerman will entertain at 355 Princeton Avenue.

Ultra First Methodist Church Margaret Schmitt Spruce Street Hallowe'en Lucille Griffin Genevieve Robson C.M. Ackerman Princeton Avenue

Class Resumes Meetings At Methodist Church

The Mary-Martha Class met at 6 30 P M in the Methodist church serving a tureen supper to 39 members and one guest Grace Newman The guest joined later Mrs Zella Scoville was honored with a birthday gift and cake Mystery sisters were revealed and devotions led by Mrs Elsie Simkins The next meeting is set for November 8 with place to be announced. The Thalian Club met at Mrs Jack Tarrys with pink and white decor Pinochle prizes were awarded to Hertia Jones Clifford Warren and Arthur Comstock The next meeting is October 24 at Mrs Warrens home.

Methodist Church Grace Newman Zella Scoville Marjorie Wibber Elsie Simkins Katherine Smith Esther Ruth Luville Ryan Ruby Fullmer Alpha Young Florence Sherman Genevieve Hurlbut Marguerite Kennedy Ardella Patrick Ater Club Thalian Club Jack Tarry Sixth Street Hertia Jones Clifford Warren Arthur Comstock Warren Eleventh Street

Drape Charter Elyria Lodge Holds Draped Ceremony

Elyria Lodge No. 103 LO F met in the Temple for a well attended session. The charter was draped in tribute to deceased members Gre Nichals and Charles Castle. Frank Mauer reported on a Canadian trip and a Smoky Mountains journey. Plans mentioned for initiatory degree practice and a new class. Homecoming set for October 25 with details to follow. Northwest Encampment to meet October 14.

Elyria Lodge No. 103 Temple Gre Nichals Charles Castle Frank Mauer Smoky Aountains Clarence Walke Townsend Vern Schubert Northwest

Wednesday Calendar of Club Meetings and Events

Local organizations list Wednesday sessions including Jolly Stitchers at Foster avenue with Mrs Ann Wildenhelm Chrysanthemum club at Park avenue with Mrs Jack Dilgren Dames of Matta install officers 500 Club with Mrs L Matusek on Lorain Redouble Two club with Mrs Paul Weisbrod Cascade street Senior Friendship cabinet tea at Mrs Earl Lauten schleger Blaine street Marshall Chapter R A M meets Cord May Walton Mission Club at 1st Congregational Men's Brotherhood at St Pauls Bible study at 2nd Congregational at 7 p m Men's Brotherhood at Emmanuel Lutheran church 7 45 Sound picture The Call of the Cross at St Johns church 8 Bible study hour at United Presbyterian church 7 30 Mrs Yost hosts Mothers Auxiliary United Presbyterian Church hosts meeting led by Mrs C L Bristol devotional from 2nd and 3rd Timothy. lesson by Mrs Harold Horace. articles read by several members. refreshments served. future plans announced.

Jolly Stitchers Ann Wildenhelm Foster Avenue Chrysanthemum Club Jack Dilgren Park Avenue Dames of Matta L. Matusek Lorain Paul Weisbrod Cascade Street Friendship Cabinet Earl Lautenschleger Blaine Street Marshall Cord May Walton Mission Club 1St Congregational Men’s Brotherhood St Paul's Church 2Nd Congregational T P.m Men's Brotherhood Emmanuel Lutheran Church Call of the Cross St. John’s Church United Presbyterian Church Yost George Yost East Avenue B. W. Wright C. L. Bristol Eller Palm Harold Horace Ross Aungst H. L. Carrel Dort Phelps D. Varsey Fred Davies Charles Shafer Wright H. F. Paeth Hl Denison Avenue Roy Ramage

Three Flags Daughs at UMC A Meets in LaPorte

Three Flags Mary A Chandler Tent Daughs of Union Veterans met last night in the UMC A with President Maude Jackson in charge. Ten members and one guest attended. Reports included the presentation of three flags to Lake Avenue School, one gift from Pearle Wright. District convention set for October 14 at Willoughby. delegates named to North Abbe and Florence Holgombe. Refreshments by Cora Knapp and Lucille Warner. Meeting adjourned for October 25 or tureen luncheon at Etta Cowles home in LaPorte.

Mary A. Chandler Daughsters Union Veterans Maude Jackson Lake Avenue Pearle Wright Willoughby North Abbe Florence Holgombe Cora Knapp

How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men

Advice piece aimed at women in midlife discussing changes during menopause. Mentions hot flashes moodiness and nerves, suggests air and rest aid wellbeing, promotes Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to ease symptoms, claims it helps natural balance and vitality.

Wospan Vindia H. Pinkham Calmeres Pinkham

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James Lamberton Miss Jewel Beal Young Women's League Mary Bells Camp Huberta Mosley Genevieve Landis Doris Standen Leona Callahan Elizabeth Brown Lois Kieffer Eleanor Olmsted Foster Lumadue Irene Lumadue Winckles Street Buneo Naorui Walker Celia Smith Maxine Misita Eleanor Miller Jeanette Payne Ruth Lake Ave Erie Ethel Ll Court Street Brookhouser Middle Ave Opataire W. Ho Wright Harrisburg Pennsylvania Frank Husnan J. H. Howlett Myr Ane Jars Charles Decker H. P. George Mary Molnar Purnsee Street Budapest George Bradley James IL East Fourth Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Palace Theatre Cleveland Mary Neuman Rose Krabec Carrie Snoble Mary Noga Helen Guli Bessie Yungman William Talarski South Middle Avenue Elvoia Memorial Hober Lith Fe Avenue Toledo Th Street Cascade Lynn Heinzers Young New York City Heingerh Red Air Henry Sweser Tattersall Ard Clare Say Sayles East Washington State Rockettes American Legion Artis Wil Janice O'Brien Jefferson Eleanor Szabo Lois Hunter Betty Hurd Juanita Lebow Virginia Kolopos Frances Brilfhart Philomena Baton Mildred Cameron Aux Knights of St. John CG Hal William H. Moseley News of the Girl Scouts Dorothy Gibson Girl Scouts Guonet Night Circle Shamrock Suouts Siamrock Troop No. 6 Metropolitan Park R. E. Craft Richard Gray St. Mary's i St Agnes Parish Hall JJ. c. Welsh Vincent Gray Patricia Bauer Roseona Boyle Cecilia Diederich Patricia Lyons Dorothy Korshis Dorothy Kozel Goodnight Circle Florida Lon American Legion Auxiliary Jo. Garman J. L. Streither R. D. Cepus Geriri Hallowe'en Seasort Frieda Koletka Ruth Lo Smith M. Huebner Hansen Sherman Busehka Fred Meinhuid BreitEam Fee Entertain Plus Annie Thomas Third Street Henry Ingersoll Jr Leighton Barret Capricorn Mississippi Cleveland Academy Cleveland Academy of Cosmetology Tne Euclidaye CH. Weis Ohin C.h.merthe & Co
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