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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1935

Page

12

Elyria Society Weddings Highlight Local Nuptials

In Elyria society news, Elizabeth Hancock married Arnold Heinzerling at the bride’s mother's home with Rev. E J Bond officiating. Details cover attire in brown, bank affiliations, and a second ceremony linking Miss Marie Lehmann and Albert Zehner in Cleveland. A third marriage united Miss Gladys Schafer and Stephen Wisciski at St Mary’s Church with outfits in white satin and apple green. A reception followed for 40 guests at the Visniski home, with plans for a Oct. 16 return. An 8-couple scavenger event hosted by Myrna Smerze featured multiple prize winners and a post-event social gathering.

Elyria Elizabeth Hancock Alice E. Hancock East Avenue Arnold Heinzernze Grace M. Heinzerling Harvard Avenue E. J. Bond First Methodis Ehurch Heinzerlite Darius Evangelical Indianapolis Indiana Marie FE. Lehmann Karl Lehmann Albert Zehner Cleveland Zehner Asc Lehmann Etrica High School van Wert Scheuffler School S Bean Secretion Church Gladys Schafer Charles Schafer Vermilion Stephen Wisciski St. Mary’s Church Father Lux Hage Dr. Guth Blanche Kwiathhossi Berea Theresa Yuronich Visniski Ith Street

Bride Elect's Wedding Date Announced by Chandler Family

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chandler announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Mary Chandler to Kenneth Thoratos. The bridegroom’s sister will be her attendant, and the wedding plans include Mary’s graduation from Wallace College as a sorority member. Mr. Gram is a graduate and a former member of Pi. Chandler has worked as a social worker with the Emergency Relief Association of Chicago and Mrs. Gram is tied to the National Surveys Co.

Eugene Chandler Cambridge Avenue Mary Chandler Kenneth Thoratos Walace College Gram Balewins' 2 Chandler Th Eeders Emergency Relief Association of Curahega Mrr. Gram The National Surveys Co

Programs at Aged Persons Society Service

A sequence of events at First Methodist Church featured a Sunday service and a TELE program with piano. Dorothys and Eesar F Daddy were honored guests, with emeritus presidents present. A John Wheeler talk highlighted by piano selections included Liszt and Bach pieces.

First Methodist Church Dorothy Upp Frank Eésar F Society For Crippied Weil John Wreeler E. Roree Liszt Poldiri Bach Mk Erer Rhe Coverani Cleve

Bride-Elect Honored in Cleveland Snow Event

A snowbound evening at a Cleveland home honors bride elect Miss Barth with Walter Thome hosting on Madison Avenue. Guests include Miss Rita Dred and Miss Burns of Lorain among others. Prizes, gifts, and home decor were showcased as the couple receives well wishes from Berea and Cleveland connections.

Cleveland Walter Thome Madison Avenue Barth Harold Diederich Eésard van Nm Rita Dred Wes Guirt Diederich Rose Bren Berea Maen Miss Burns Lorain

No Meeting This Week for Akron Freemasons Lodge

There will be no meeting this week for Frank S. Harmon Lodge No Fl and A. M. in Akron as members attend the annual communication of the Grand Lodge of Ohio. On Tuesday evening, October 23, a rat mmue of the Lodge will be held and the Fellow degree will be worked.

Frank S. Harmon Lodgs Akron Grand Lodge of Ohio

Hospital Bridge Sireeiy Report From Sta Gov Officials

Fragmentary OCR reads references to hospital bridge matters and named individuals including Mrs Andard Fisk Lever Bock Lakocrr Beir Orwell OF Enesle R DNs 3 Donald Switzer Lucas Oregon. Full details and context are unavailable in the readable text.

Bridge Sireeiy Sitsezs Bia Govin Bors Andard Fisk Lever Bock Lakocrr Beir Orwell Enesle R. Dns Donald Switzer Lucas

Recognition of Plarmake Avenue Three Act Corned

A three act corned by Plarmake Avenue 2 featured a strenuous rehearsal at W. Crd yesterday. Direction by Frank and Maca urged all makers to be present for the performance slated tomorrow, with notes of preparation and urged attendance by cast and crew.

Tha Frank and Macahers Nota

Party for Bride Elect Br. De's Cake and Vase

A Saturday evening event at the Church of Christ featured an Elmwood club party with elves on display and a treasure hunt. Revelers enjoyed bridge with high scores awarded to Fanny Koning and Charles Kufner, Florence Kufner and Otto Rahng consolation, dancing, and a dessert course. The Las Amas Club will meet in three weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Wigginton.

Br.de Godwin Rudi Frst Leas Ams Theodore Ruth Fairlawn Street Fanny Koning Charles Kufner Florence Kufner Otto Rahng Las Ataies” Club Fred Wigginton Marsaillas Avenue Young Westeo Tod Cong’s Mre Bruschler Lake Avenue Se Ca Magdalene Wottring Wes Avenue Megwumps Mary K. Miller Harrison Street ELL. F Merry Stitchers Necorti Strubel Harwood Street Masonic Chorus Order of Rainbow Soltomen’s Lodge Rainbow Method Isc

Personal notices and social visitors fill city pages

W W Harrison and Mrs Ford Dernzer of Grairoz visit kin in La Grange while Ruth Gates tours with Harvard, and anniversaries mark gatherings from Cleveland to Long Beach. Guests include Mr and Mrs Wutzler of California, Mr and Mrs Renkin of Cleveland, and Mr and Mrs Yeung of Coonlake. Newborn at Elyria Memorial Hospital and WRC convention attendance highlight a bustling local social scene.

W.W. Harrison FT. Geddas Baye Lorgenne Ford Dernzer Grairoz W. P.youngins la Grange Meade Saleno Avene Warren Festerdar Harvard Ruth Gates Ira Eo Tuesdar Reson C. Son West MN Faulkaher Frank Liser Street Herery Thomas- James Field Cleveland Phoenix Arizon Old Mexico Californta Garth O Thomesson Rome Gee Andover Richard Ct Jamestown Pennsylvania Peter Kratuski Cornell Pait Renkin Kelin- Sxi Renk BH. A. Wutziey Long Beach California Wutzler E. Seheuneman Sc. Todar Clayton Sekr Toledo Obio Weststreat Jpb. Yeunz Coon Avenue Frederickshoro George Lushner West River Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Florence Terry Lucille Warner Elizabeth Stegman Addie Hinkel

Mr and Mrs Tuthill To Observe Anniversary

Four generations will gather at the home of Mr and Mrs F W Tuthill at 228 Seventh Street to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary tomorrow. A family dinner for six children six grandchildren and one great grandchild will be followed by a group photo. The couple married in Buffalo New York October 25 1885 and have lived in Elyria for thirty one years.

F. W. Tuthill Seventh Street Tuthill Buffalo New York Elyria

Church and club gatherings fill Thursday schedule

A dense list of church meetings and women’s group hosts fills Thursday in the area. Circles of St Pauls, Methodist groups, and the United Presbyterian church meet at various homes and times, with luncheons and study sessions. Local lodges and clubs host dinners, degree work, and social events across Lorain and nearby streets.

Local club events fill Lorain County with meetings and parties

A crowded schedule lists bridge and card parties hosted by Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans at Mrs Arnalds Bond home and many other organizations. Meetings include Canton No 11, Pythian Sisters on Clark Street, DeMolay, Spanish War Veterans Elyria Council 86, Scottish Clans Ian Robertson No 242, Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge 6, Women’s Benefit Association, and many church and community groups with deadlines and venues across Lorain.

W. O. McClellan Wooster Street The Methodist ‘Church E. H. Terrell East Broad Street United Presbyterian Church Joel Men's League Lodi Furnace Street A. Graham Parkview Court Lodi Street Westover Street Marshall R. A Berea LePort Club Mary Gray Fifth Street Daughters of St. Andrew James Dali Ohio Street St. Clair Rebekah Lodge E! Loquacious Club Edna Malterer Friendly Twelve Club Helen Smith Fairmount Street St. Andrew’s Woman's Association Leland Mineh Cornell Avenue Keen Butter Club H. Sweezey Tattersall Court Clasque Club Geraldine Wetson Hamilton Street Evelene Brnst Friendship Club Oberlin Wilkins Forest Street Ober- Minkins Ladies’ Auxiliary of Eagles Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pyrhias Megis Order of United American Mechanics Wurst Hatt Evangelical Women’s Union of St. Paul’s Circle No. 5 St Paul's Church Ladies’ Aid of St. John’s Lutheran Church Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Woman’s Association of Second Congregational Church R. ©. Brown Cherlin Gusst Speazker Will T. Foster Church of Christ Harvard Avenue Methodist Church Mason Smith Gates Avenue Henry Bukernut Ridge Road LaPorte John T. Shook Circle No. 4 Circle No Aire Ada Heimbach Fourth Street W. 0. Jones Oxford Street Lorain County Epworth League Wellington First Congregational Church J. G. Hance East Avenue Hamilton P. T. A R. C. Maston Canton Lorain Zhonta Ninety Five Ethel Burrows Rialto Theatre Mary Cox Prospect Street Claire ‘Williams Hi Hatters Bert DeBray Daven Court Apartments Coterie Bridge Club W. HH. Stegman West Eigard Street East Side Guild of St. Andrew's Walter Dyke East River Street Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans Arnald Bond Street Canton No. 11 Mery Fiedler Gray Block H. Hoard Clark Street David J. Nye Order of DeMolay Major Woodworth Elyria Council Ian Robertson Order of Scottish Clans Daughters of Scotland Argyle Lodge Women’s Benefit Association

Masquerade Hollow at St Pauls Church Hosts and Honors

The Beacon Light Bearers held a Masquerade Hollow e en party at St Pauls church with Mrs Nell Cantor and Mrs Mildred Meringer as hostesses. After the business session priz es were awarded for the best costumes. Dorothy Hardy guest of honor was welcomed as a new member. A luncheon was served. a corn hunt and guessing contest entertained.

St. Paul's Church Nell Cantor Mildred Meringer Priz Dorothy Hardy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arnold Heinzerling Elyria Savings and Trust Bank Mr. Heinzerling Central United National Bank Scaveri Myrna Smerze Eastern Heights Zeta Upsilon Soreri Thecessful Rush Lischlezer Mary Johnson Wai Forbes Chuck Hupp June Garford Maude Copas Marc Copas Lucils Hand Audrer Squire Ruth Lautenschiecer Richard Bieine Liord Tf Watte Martin Alien Dar Walli Forbes BG Morris Ruia Lake Ave Monterey Court Street O'donnel’s Atte Tee Reber A. Barry New York City Mrs. Tuthill Youngs People’s Society of Truth Seekers Swancott Phillips Court Cloverisaf Margaret Krebs Men’s Brotherhood of Jock Warden E. Srod2rass Ta Wa Si Club Leroy Friderstine LaGrange Road Eliza Methc Ihla Strohl Novatner’s Book Group U. W S. D. Nielsen Stanford Avenue Helping Hand Society Walter Greber Oral Sempre Club 3Irs Ruth Smith Adams Street P. W Mother Singers Franklin Building Republican Women's Club Women of Moose Daughters of Scotia Windus Club Elyria Lodge No I. Oo Ladies” Aid Emmanuel Lutheran Church Medina Association of Congregational Churches Brownhelm Ralph Williams Fifteenth Street George Dar Gulf Str D. Fidler Eastern Heights Boulevard Junior Missionary Society of Methodist George Bruegger Lorain Boulevard Mason Sylvia Deckman Johnstown Ladies’ Auxiliary Knights of St. John Green Lantern Tea Room Johnston Gift and Knit Shop Second Street Old Location C. E. Society of Church of Church Hallowe'en E. W. Rowland St. Agnes P. T. A Edison P. T. A Business and Professional Women’s Club Elks Restaurant Helen Tappan Berthoff Catholic Study Club T. V. Borlan Order of Eastern Star Minnie Lathrop Dover Center Excelsior Club Misses Seeley LaPorte M. E. Church Cora Bemis Holland Hecock Floral Co Broad Street Eva Shattuck Floral Ct Brady Lake Bursley Fourth &J. Ph Middlemena East Avenues Marcel Permanents Brookhouser Middle Avenue Bytex Streamline the Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants DRY Cleaning Lorain County Real Canere Day’s Music Store
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