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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1934

Page

9

Krebs-Faulhaber Wedding Performed In Family Presence

Miss Mary Faulhaber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Faulhaber, wed Paul Krebs, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Krebs, this morning at St. Mary's parsonage. Rev Fr James Daley officiated. Bride wore blue velvet gown with matching hat and slippers, and Edith Faulhaber served as bridesmaid. Lawrence Krebs was best man. ceremony attended by immediate families. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 1309 Mitchie Avenue after October 23, with Mr. Krebs employed by Perry-Fay and a Varsity Band member.

Mary Faulhaber T. W. Faulhaber Gwendolyn Gaines Lee D. Marsh Erie Street C. F. Wiseman Second Congregational Church Ray Ewers Elyria Marsh Ralph Marsh Bellefontaine Bellefontaine Hicu Weste Rn Union Simplex Sehnm Wes Crn Union Telegraph Co Duryard Gaines Mr. Marsh

Gwendolyn Gaines Weds Lee Marsh In City Home Ceremony

The wedding of Gwendolyn Gaines to Lee D. Marsh occurred Tuesday at 10:00 AM at the bride’s Erie street home. Rev. C F Wiseman officiated before a palms and carnation display with family and local church members present.

Gwendolyn Gaines Lee Marsh

Junior Federation Brings Banquet Program from State

Seventy senior and junior members of the Middle North District of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs met at the Methodist church for a brief banquet. Miss Iris Hiers presided as the banquet host, with songs by the junior quartet and a piano solo by Mary Katharyn McCarr. Remarks by Harry McGregor and leaders urged expansion of junior clubs and active use of federation support for libraries, drama, music and art amidst reports from club presidents. Mrs. Marie Reisinger, recovering after appendicitis, was noted as progressing.

Rocky Montains Methodist Church Middle-North Ohio Federation of Women’s Club Rocky Mountain J. N. Eidt Iris Hiers Rittman Banauet Mary Katharyn McCarr Harry McGregor West Lamette Afd Federation of Sardusks Josephine J. Pierce General Federation

Gentle laxative guidance for children from old medical advice

The article argues mothers overuse adult laxatives on children, urging liquid options. It recommends pure California Syrup of Figs, a gentle, natural laxative, and warns against mineral drugs or adult-strength doses. It claims safer, kinder results for kids’ digestion and appetite.

Liquid Test for Child Constipation Cited

The article outlines a three step approach to relieve occasional constipation in children using a liquid laxative. It advises selecting a suitable strength for children, dosing by age and condition, and reducing the dose until bowel movements occur without aid, recommending California Syrup of Figs with the genuine bottle label.

California

Honored At Breakfast by Ohio Club Women

Dr Josephine L Peirce of Lime Ohio second vice president of the General Federation of Women's clubs was honored at a breakfast this morning during the middle north district conference of the Ohio Federation of Women's clubs. Nora Halter of Fremont will preside. She has earned the honorary degree through 20 years of service and has held office or chair positions culminating in her 1926 presidency of the state organization. She is Ohio's candidate for president of the General Federation at the Detroit triennial, June 4 12 1985. Ohio is expected to send a large delegation.

Josephine L. Peirce Lime Ohio General Federation of Women's Clubs Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Nora Halter Fremont Peirce Io Federation of Women’s General Federation of Women’s Clubs General Federation of the Triennia Detroit

CALIFORNIA LECTURER AT ELYRIA FESTIVAL

The Elyria Woman's Club hosted Elwood T. Bailey a California banker for the third Festival installment at the high school auditorium. He critiqued the ship of state from 1918 to 1929, warned of the Prodigal Son era, and urged confidence as the cash for the new deal. The next event is a three act play Rooms For Tourista on October 23 with a professional cast.

Califorata Elwood T. Bailey Elyria Bailer Washington Bailey Roosevelt Mr. Bailey Valias Paul Nero Rome D. A. Baird Elyria Woman's Club Odette Neidlinger Spross Sprogs A. F. Terry Fern L. Casford

Diversified Activities Reported By Clubs In Middle North District

The Middle North District conference of Womens Clubs opened at the Methodist church with palms and pink dahlias. Attica president Mrs R Keller presided, and Miss Elizabeth Haymaker of Ravenor led as Ohio Federation president. Clubs reported varied efforts from health nurse services to library financing, adult education, drama, conservation, and upcoming local history projects. The luncheon featured pink roses, Elyria lace favors, and 83 attendees.

J. C. Bins F. W. Blough Wooster Carsden Oberlin W. J. Hail E. P. Hartman Medina A. Ss. Gregg Lorain Mra W. H. Chapin Willard

Meetings Représent ve PL H Rogers oc Grafton speaker at Markley PTA

Meetings note Markley School PTA to hear Rep Roger oc Grafton as speaker Thursday evening. First Congregational church avoids choir rehearal due to the opening night of the play In the Money. Ta Wa Si Club hosted by advisor Miss Florence Stetson with 17 members enjoying cootie and prizes won by Mrs Vermer Mills and Mrs Cleon Crowell.

H Rogers Grafton Markley School First Congregational TA WA SI Club Ta Wa Si Church of Christ Florence Stetson Eighth Street Atleasant Vermer Mills Cleon Crowell Church of New Sister Maakti Christ J M. Crandall Ee East Avenue

Daughters of Scotia Elect Mrs A Baird Chief Daughter

Daughters of Scotia elected officers at last evening’s meeting in Wursthall with Mrs A Baird as Chief Daughter and Mrs Lieber as Sub Chief Daughter. Other posts named include Chaplain Mrs Jessie Kidd and Recording Secretary Mrs A Blakeslee. meeting to install November 27 and next regular session November 13.

Daughters OF Scotia A. Baird Daughters of Scotia Wursthall Meening Lieber Jessie Kidd J. Henderson A. Blakeslee A. McKelvey A. Panman Paton Snyder Guild Kidd

Isabel Wessell Honored At Grandmother's Party Shower

Isabel Wessell, honored by her grandmother Mrs. Harry Daugherty of Winckles Street, enjoyed a pre-nuptial shower with five tables of linen and candles. Contest prizes went to Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Sterling Ray, and Mrs. Charles Boals. Gifts filled a clothes basket for the bride elect amid green and white decor. The issue also reports local business and professional women's club activities, a poster contest with $50 national prize and $1 state prize, and Red Cross membership plans amid district realignments.

Harry Daugherty Winckles Street Isabel Wessell Leunen and Cande Banco H. L. McKee Sterling Ray Charles Boals McKee Lloyd McKinney Albert Moehle Fioria Y W. C. AL

Hospital Notes and Scout Troop Plans

Hospital notes report admissions for Mrs Kasper and John Attkisson with addresses, and discharges include Mrs Shaw and a baby girl with addresses in Rutholph Letica Co Home. Girl Scouts Troop 2 meets in Church of Christ with Captain Overdeer to Detroit, directing duties assigned to Mrs Hull and Mrs Shryock, planning a Memorial Mass at St Agnes and cemetery services at St Marys.

Kml Kasper Lake Aye John Attkisson N. Maple St Ernest Shaw Adams Street Rudolph Letica Girl Scouts Bre Girl Scouts of Troop 2 Church of Christ Martha Brodbeck Joan Grey Captain Overdeer Detroit Dewey Hull Robert Shryock St. Agnes Church St. Mary’s Cemetery St. Joseph Society

Circle 2 meeting at St Pauls Church for birthday lunch

The ULROLE 2 Circle met at St. Pauls Church to prepare a birthday luncheon tomorrow. Ladies made favors and planned decorations. A brief business session was held and Mrs. Mary Fox invited the circle to her Lake Avenue home for a regular session next Wednesday.

Circle St. Paul's Church Birtheday Mary Fox Lake Avenue

Book Week Observed Across District Six Clubs

The Elyria Club leads ten district clubs including Ashland Columbus Lorain Mansfield Mt. Vernon Newark Orrville Wooster and Elyria with plans for new clubs in Delaware Marion Medina Norwalk and Sandusky. Miss Ragnar Holm of Asiland directs seventeen counties. After a business meeting Miss Gertrude Jaster spoke on recent and upcoming books, noting many titles and Southland literature during Book Week observed November 10 to 17.

Elyria Ashland Buevrus Columbus Lorain Mansfield Mt. Vernon Newark Orrville Wooster Delaware Dralton Marion Medina Norwalk Sandusky Ragnar. Holm Asiland Gertrude Jaster

Central Guild Hosts Hobo Party at School Auditorium

St John s Young People Society held a meeting last evening in the school auditorium on Third Street. The event featured a hobo party with games and stunts directed by Henry Koepp Robert Block Lois Ann Net and Margaret Petratz. Three new applicants were welcomed: Robert Gehrke William Whiderhelp and Charles Cole. The next meeting is Tuesday November twentieth.

St. John's Young People’s Society Third Street Robert Gehrke William Whiderhelp Charles Cole Helen Stolzenburg Reine Henry Koepp Robert Block Lois Ann Net Margaret Petratz

Personal notices of travels and hospital stays

Mr and Mrs Carl Jo Millen of 209 East 14th street left Monday for Johnstown Pennsylvania and other eastern cities to be gone a week. A son at Elsyria Memorial Hospital on October 16. William Dame of the M C A who has been doing space ill work for the Colson company has returned to his home in Ash tabula Ohio. Jack Broucek of Berea and Harold Wise attended the Cleveland Orchestra concert in Oberlin Tuesday evening. Friends of Jota Seabard of West Ninth street will be sorry to learn that he is in St Josephs Hospital at Lorain, to undergo operative treatment. Miss Lottie Mathison and Mr Hanrickson of Charleston West Virginia are visiting friends.

Carl Jo Millen East 14Th Street Johnstown Pennsylvania Frank Guy Jefferson Street Elsyria Memorial Hospital William Dame Colson Company Ashtabula Ohio Jack Broucek Berea Harold Wise Cleveland Orchestra Oberlin Jota Seabard West Ninth Street St. Joseph’s Hospital Lorain Lottie Mathison Mr. Hanrickson Charleston West Virginia

Local Notes and Family Travel From Elyria to Lakewood

Elyria reports Elyria Miss Mathison a foresty nurse other local moves include Mrs George Chapman summoned to Lakewood for her grandson Fred Ah Spott. Dr A S MecKitrick returns from Boston after attending a medical congress. Mrs Georgia Phipps leaves for Youngstown to visit her son Tr lL Phipp. Mr and Mrs Frank Post of Warren visit Dr and Mrs O E Brodbeck in Sixth Street. Misses Marie Witt Elenore Copas and Jeanne Little attended a Cleveland Symphony Orchestra concert in Oberlin. Luncheon at Church of Christ Thursday from 11. Luncheon details on Page 2.

Elyria Mathison George Chapman Lakewood Fred A. S. MecKitrick Boston American College of Congress and Surgeons Georgia Phipps Youngstown Ll. Phipp Frank Post Warren

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Edith Faulhaker Tobpes Lawrence Krebs Ohio Northern University Ada Lewis Bishop A. C Dewey Avenue Bishop College of Law Junior Federation Marie Reisinger East Avenue Filling Memorial Hospital Dr. Peirce Osreuo Cc Epworth Paintine U. W FL A. Eaton Helg Boulevard Eagles Auathary Knights of St. John Jdrill Emmanuel Lutheran Men’s Club A. J. Fenner Cgarfield Avenue Marshall Paul Straub Michigan Pus Astra Ctef Methodist Roh Meson Arenas Chiadys Wiliams Victorinears Dereths Byers Vwlick Pitwan Beacon Light Ss". Paul's Church Aner Pitman Ty Waal Thelma Manns Presen Louise Pailas Cleveland Effie Voogelong Ruth Higginbotham Elging Edwin Hassnod Canf Ivia Chervenka Ayssia Chervenka Katherine Vitchel Stephen Kantor Carl Marimzer Oroleges Ortober Canton Art Center Market Avenue Canton Elyria Business and Professional Women Elizabeth M. Rich Court Street Education Harriet Hubbard Lizzie Hahn Loretta Peltchard Red Cross Society Misa Hildreth Hecork Vitrolon Ruth Woodland Ave Joyce McKinley Woodman’s Hall Ulrole 2 St, Patios Church Sentral Gould Mrs. Kuhlow Central Guild Elyria Memorial Hospital Fred Kublow Park Ave Hard Detison Avenue I the Church of Christ Madam White Jerry Moseley Hazel Castle Beauty Shop Second St Marcel Edna Falls Beauty Shop Cedar St Elyria School of Dramatic Expression Nason’s Grants Talk OF the Town Wiason
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