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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1937

Page

3

Marie Baker and Edwin Blair Wedding at St Agnes Church

Marie Baker and Edwin A Blair exchanged vows before nine o'clock service at St Agnes Church officiated by Rev T Theodore Blair. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Baker, wore white satin gown. bouquet held white gardenias. Attendants included sister Teresa Baker. best man was John Baker. A breakfast followed at the bride’s home with fall flower decorations. The couple will honeymoon in southern Ohio, then reside at 307 Foster Avenue. Blair works at National Tube Co. Marie is Elyria H S 32 graduate and Oberlin School of Commerce graduate, now secretary to Attorney Frank C Wiltord.

St. Agnes Church T Theodore Blair Cleveland Edwin A. Blair Marie Baker John A Baker Stop 7 Lake Avenue Mr. Blair Joseph R. Blair Dewey Avenue Teresa Baker John Baker Blair Ohio Foster Avenue The National Tube Co Elyria High School Oberlin School of Commerce Frank C. Wiltord

Bride Charlotte Zeager Weds Robert E Zeager in Indianapolis

In Indianapolis, Charlotte Bruce Zeager married Robert E Zeager of Elyria. The ceremony at the bride's home occurred Friday afternoon with about 100 relatives present. The bride, a Principia alumna who studied at Buckley and Columbia, will reside in Bloomington Illinois, where Mr Zeager runs his business.

Robert E. Zeager Indianapolis Ind

Couple Keeps Open House On Golden Anniversary

North Olmsted couple Mr and Mrs George Pilgrim celebrate fifty years of marriage with an open house from 1 to 430 pm at their home at the corner of Mastick and Columbia. Mrs Pilgrim Mamie Wilford daughter of the North Olmstead family officiated by Rev J H Teter. Mrs Darwin Fowler of Lorain honored at party with bridge prizes to Mrs Fowler Miss Gertrude Smith and Mrs Wilfred Block blue and white decor and favors featured. Out of town guest Mrs Ed O Connor of Lakewood attended.

George Pilgrim North Olmsted Mastick and Columbia Roads Pilgrim Mamie Wilford North Olmstead J. H. Teter Darwin Fowler Lorain Helene Castle Byron Dague Norma Stegman Chase Street Fowler Gertrude Smith Wilfred Block

Family Gathering Hosts Miller Jones in Mansfield

Entertains family at their Mansfield home for a Sunday gathering with a two course lunch. A nuptial shower followed for Miss Alice Harrison of La Grange, fiancee of Charlies Sherrod, with gifts received. Guests included Clayton Pfeiffer and family, Cecile Pfeiffer, Stanley Reacher, Wesley Johnson, Samuel Foltz, Harley Harrison, Alien Harrison, Phyllis Jackson, and others from nearby towns. Bingo party announced by St Clair Rebekah Lodge to follow.

Miller Jones Mansfield Alice Harrison la Grange Charlies Sherrod

Bartter Reiser Wedding Solemnized in Lakewood

In Columbia on October fifteenth Ivan R Bartter son of Mr and Mrs J H Bartter and Miss Norma Kathryn Reiser were united in marriage at the bride’s mother home Mrs O H Reiser 1462 Northland Ave Lakewood. Dr Roy Bowers pastor of the Congregational Church Lakewood read the service at seven thirty. Mrs Etta Readinger played Liebestraum preceding the ceremony. The bride wore her mother’s wedding gown of white batiste and lace with a fingertip veil and carried white roses and valley lilies. Her sister Jeannette Reiser was maid of honor in a pink lace frock with Token roses. Gordon W Bartter best man. Ribbon bearers were the bride’s two cousins Mrs George Elsin and Jean Randt and the groom’s sisters Phyllis Anne and Iris Constance Bartter. The couple left for Minneapolis where the groom is with Lincoln Electric Co. They will reside at 4350 Brook Ave, St. Louis Park. Both graduates of Baldwin-Wallace College.

George Bruce Sutherland Avenue Indianapolis Indiana Charlotte Robert B. Zeager J. R. Zeager Washington Avenue Elyria Principia College St. Louis Buckley University Columbia University Zeager Ohio Wesleyan University Columbia Ivan R. Bartter J. H. Bartter Norma Kathryn Reiser O. H. Reiser Northland Avenue Lakewood Roy Bowers Congregational Church Etta Readinger George Elsin Jean Randt Phyllis Anne Iris Constance Bartter Bartter Minneapolis Minnesota Lincoln Electric Co Brook Avenue St. Louis Park Baldwin-Wallace College Berea Bartier The Baptist Sunday School

Local notices list deaths and social updates in North Manchester

Dr and Mrs A E Kemp called to North Manchester by the sudden death of Dr Kemp's sister Mrs Charlotte Peden. Funeral services will be Wednesday. Mrs Augusta Waring returns to 103 North Maple after twenty four years in New York City. Fred Ingersoll and W E Davies families plan winter and return from Washington and Tennessee. Franklin Peterman, son of Mr and Mrs P A Peterman, recovering from injuries at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Miss Alice Stack of Lakewood visits Reva Taylor. Miss Irene Webber returns from Albion Michigan visit. Helen Osborn Ada Heimbach S H Stone attend State W C T A convention in Springfield. Violet Olmsted and daughter return from Wellston with relatives. American Legion Auxiliary members attend 5th District conference in Galion. Mrs Florence Percival visiting Cleveland. Dr and Mrs George Gill back from Colorado. Methodist Circle No 2 meets at church Wednesday at 2 15. Prayer meeting at 7 30.

A. E. Kemp West Street North Manchester Indiana Kemp Charlotte Peden Augusta Waring New York City North Maple Street Fred Ingersoll Middle Avenue Eau Galli Florida W. E. Davies Eastern Heights Boulevard Washington, D. C Tennessee Franklin Peterman P. A. Peterman Fourth Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Alice Stack Lakewood Reva Taylor Lincoln Court Irene Webber 329 Eleventh Street Florence Bradshaw Albion Michigan Helen Osborn Ada Heimbach Elyria S. H. Stone Lorain Springfield Ohio Violet Olmsted Joan Lindauer Fred Schubert Phyllis Wellston American Legion Auxiliary Galion Leonard Terry Art Sherman R. F. Leemhuis William Hearne Florence Percival Cleveland George Gill Columbus Street Colorado

Evening club and church events fill local calendar

A dense listing shows Business and Professional Women meet at Graystone with 7:30 board session, and Truth Seekers class with Mrs Bristol on Harvard Avenue. Republican Women dine at 6:30, Mary Martha class hosts a masquerade, Ta Wa Si Club and Gaiety Club host gatherings, and various lodges and clubs meet across city venues. Dr. Ralph Bevard marked with a Monte Carlo party at the temple for his birthday.

Graystone Truth Seekers C. L. Bristol Harvard Avenue Republican Women's Club 1St Congregational James Begg Cleveland Mary Martha St. Paul's Don Myers Wayne Burdue Katherine Schaeffer Kenyon Avenue Octave Club Norma Schitz Hallowe'en Daughters of Scotia K-Lo Lloyd Sump 2Nd Street Tau Kappa Bete Mary Lou Duffy Middle Avenue Mayme Gibbons Prospect Street Eliza Club Viola Gruszel Blaine Street Elizabeth Decker Lake Avenue Literary Club Henry Ingersoll, Jr West Avenue Sigloe Betty Marc Dowell Cascade Street Phi Kappa Sizima Frances Parkes Elsra Lodge United American Mechanics Frank Harmon Lodge 2Nd Congregational Women's Bible Class Emma Scheuneman W. F. Clay Salvation Aunty United Presbyterian Board of Trustees Church At & P. M The Order of Eastern Star Ralph Bevard Temple Dr. Bevard

Lecture by Arthur Kallett To Be Sponsored By Junior Club

Junior Woman's Club will sponsor a December 10 lecture by Arthur Kallet, co author of 100 Million Guinea Pigs and Counterfeit, following last year's successful Richard Halliburton event. Katherine Humphrey named chair of arrangements. Mrs. F C Billings praised juniors at their club meeting. New members welcomed, membership limit raised to 100.

Arthur Kallet Junior Woman's Club Richard Halliburton Caty Mro. C.H. Wasthington Ware and Means Katherine Humphrey Woman's Club Fourth Street F.C. Billings Loudonville Worthington John Shaw DeForest Rimbach Dorothy

Elyria Man Weds Warren Girl In Warren Ohio

The marriage of Fred Carlson and Miss Glenn Merrifield was announced for September twenty third in Cleveland. Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Carlson of Abbe Road, graduated from Elyria High and LSU and works at Republic Steel in Warren. Merrifield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Merrifield, attended Harding High in Warren.

Carl Filmore Foster Avenue Fred Carlson Glenn Merrifield Warren Ohio Cleveland Carlson W. 3. Carlson Abbe Road Elyria High School Louisiana State University Baton Rogue Republic Steel Co Park Avenue Russell Merrifield Harding High School Anne Patsy Fred Gilbert Columbus Harry Strohaker Sherry Lakewood Dorothy Raphael City

Junior Friendship Club Drive Starts Tomorrow

The Junior Friendship club membership drive begins tomorrow morning led by Jean Beavis of the red team and Helen Bristol of the white team. Skits will air during the drive which ends Friday at 3 30 p m The teams will wear red and white hair ribbons and new members receive a pair of small ribbons matching their team. The first official club meeting is scheduled for Monday afternoon after school in the Y W C A gym.

Junior Friendship Club Jean Beavis Helen Bristol

Beekeepers Hear Reports At Kipton Meeting

Lorain County Beekeepers met at Mr and Mrs Blackwell Kipton with good attendance. After business a Lo Rain Co Fair Association report was given. Dinner followed and the next regular meeting is replaced by the annual feast November 13 at Mr and Mrs Ray M Johnson Amherst.

Lorain County Blackwell Kipton Lorain Co. Fair Association Ray M. Johnson Amherst

Hospital admissions and discharges list

Admissions Mrs Reid Carter 210 Franklin Bert Baker Ridgeville Mrs Charles Smith 536 Fairmount Jack Burns Medina Harvey Gretsing Wadsworth Mrs George Kegges 233 West River Mrs Glenn Cheesman Grafton Discharges Mrs John Glenn Avon Mia William Kirby 34% Cambridge.

Reid Carter Franklin Bert Baker Ridgeville Charles Smith Fairmont Jack Burns Medina Harvey Gretsing Wadsworth George Kegges Weat River Glenn Cheesman Grafton John Glenn Avon Mia William Kirby Cambridge

Elect Mrs Hamilton As New Head Of VFW Auxiliary

Mrs Dorothy Hamilton was named president of Elyria Auxiliary to VFW Post 1048 at the regular meeting. Officers include Myrtle Haun, Mary Moir, Eleanor McCully, Eva Hopkus, Mary Brown, Suzanne Beattie, Helena French, Anna Powell, Beatrice Scarborough, Bertha Mulray, Anna Powell, Mary Shamel, Sue Yearly, Helena French, May Hamilton, and Rose Reese. Installation planned November 1. bingo party October 25 chaired by Anna Powell.

Dorothy Hamilton Elyria Myrtle Haun Mary Moir Eleanor McCully Eva Hopkus Mary Brown Suzanne Beattie Helena French Anna Powell Beatrice Scarborough Bertha Mulray Mary Shamel Sue Yearly May Hamilton Rose Reese

Special Meeting of Chevalier Lodge Confers Rank

A special meeting of Chevalier Lodge No 316 Knights of Pythias will be held this evening in Woodman Hall at 6 30 for the conferring of the Rank of Page on six candidates. Afterward the Rank of Knight will be conferred on four Esquires. An interesting program is promised and the burlesque comedy rank by the Dramatic club will be discussed.

Chevalier Lodge No. 316 Knights of Pythias Woodman Hall Dramatic Club

Hansel and Gretel Play Opens Three-Play Series

Hansel and Gretel by Clare Tree Major players draws a packed crowd of hundreds of children in the high school auditorium. The performance held steady attention with only rare rustling as the witch scene sparked excitement among the young audience. The tale of Hansel Gretel and the witch in the Black Forest ends with rescue by parents, setting the stage for Little Men on January 3 as the series continues.

Hansel Gretel Black Forest Clare Tree Elyria Education Association Hangel

Hy Lo Club Dinner and Bridge Night at Elyria Country Club

Hy Lo Bridge club members gathered at Elyria Country Club for a fall season kickoff dinner hosted by Miss Margaret Hewitt and Miss Ruth Carlson. Tables featured orange paper, roses and chrysanthemums. Nelle Boyd and Mabel Herd won high scores, Hannorah May was low. Next meeting set for Monday November 15. Mrs Lorena Handby led the Canton Lorain Auxiliary during a routine meeting at I O C F Hall with plans for a November 15 inspection attended by the state president. A joint Canton gathering followed with Elyria members providing refreshments after adjournment.

Elyria Country Club Hy-Lo Bridge Club Margaret Hewitt Ruth Carlson Mise Nelle Boyd Lorena Handby Canton-Lorain I. O. C. F. Hall Canton Elyria

Social Bridge Event for Eastern Heights Circle

Mrs Lohnes and Mrs Brown hosted the Eastern Heights Circle of the Child Conservation League at Mrs Lohnes home on Oxford avenue yesterday. The afternoon featured sociability and bridge. High score won by Mrs Walter Schultz, second by Mrs Carl Wooden, consolation to Mrs Robert Wilson. A follow up hostess event is planned for November 15 at Mrs Lump home on Cornell avenue.

Fred Lohnes Mr. Brown Eastern Heights Child Conservation League

Budget Discussion By General Ladies Aid Group

The Executive Board of the General Ladies Aid society met at First Methodist Church with Mrs. John Gray presiding. They discussed the coming year's budget and announced the General Aid meeting set for October 27 with a tureen luncheon at 2:50 and a business session at 2:60.

General Ladies Aid Society First Methodist Church John Gray General Aid

Licenses Listed For Residents Of Lorain And Surrounding Areas

A list of licenses shows numerous individuals from Lorain and nearby towns with ages and occupations. Names include James Lewis Jr 22 builder Youngstown Bertha Patton 19 Lorain Elmer Zimmerman 20 Lorain truck driver Victoria Krokos 29 Lorain Carl Barres 29 Lorain mechanic Eileen Baetz 25 Lorain Harold Hahn 9 Lorain rail road worker Inez Hahn 35 Gordon Pickering 29 Let assembly worker Marian Hancock 31 Elyria Nathan Haury 24 Earhart Wincher livestock dealer Eleanor Neff 20 Graf ton Irving Taner 29 Carlisle Ada Kolb 22 316 East Avenue Gerald Carney 26 Lorain Veronica Tressel 19 Lorain.

James Lewis, Jr Youngstown Bertha Patton Lorain Elmer Charles Zimmerman Victoria Krokos Carl Barres Eileen Baetz Harold Hahn Inez Hahn Gordon Pickering Let Assembly Marian Hancock Roosevelt Street Elyria Nathan B. Haury Earhart, Wincher and Livestock Dealer Eleanor Neff R. D Grafton Irving Taner Carlisle Farmer Ada Kolb East Avenue Gerald Carney Lorain, Fitter Veronica Tressel

Extra Meeting Held By Elyria Memorial Women’s Auxiliary

The Women’s Auxiliary of Elyria Memorial Hospital met an extra time due to serving a greater number of patients in recent months. President Mrs. Henry Ingels notes the group has been busy assembling hospital general supplies.

Elyria Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary Henry Ingels

Sales Opportunity Ad From Leading Company

Special notice seeks a woman with sales flair for an interview. Largest and oldest company of its kind offers training with earnings based on sales. Requirements include a likable personality and real desire for earnings. Experience not necessary. Box 322 care of this paper.

Senior Friendship Club October events

The Senior Friendship club lists October activities including tomorrow afternoon department meetings and an October 27 evening session at 7 00 led by Jean Crisp and committee with a social and cabinet session. On October 30 a masquerade ball at the Hedges features Chuck Whitney's orchestra and costume masks. tickets go on sale at school tomorrow.

Sr. Friendship Club Jean Crisp Chuck Whitney

Guild Sews For Bazaar At First Congregational Guild Meeting

Fifteen members met in the church parlors yesterday afternoon to sew for the Winter bazaar. Hostess Mrs. F. S. Aust was assisted by Mrs. B. E. Vestal and Mrs. O. K. Manning in serving refreshments. A second work meeting is planned in two weeks.

F. O. Wilford First Baptist Church First Congregational Guild F. S. Aust BE. R. Vestal O. K. Manning

Elyria Bachelors Club Meets at Fourth Street Home

Host Earle Rainey welcomed members of the Elyria Bachelors Club at his Fourth Street residence last night. General business was followed by a bridge session and refreshments. The gathering adjourned for two weeks with Red Harrison of the Grafton Road scheduled to entertain next.

Earle Rainey Elyria Fourth Street Red” Harrison Grafton Road

Elyria Woman's Club Education and Fine Arts Meeting

The Education and Fine Arts department of the Elyria Woman's Club will host a talk by Gertrude C. Hawkins from the Cleveland Public Schools Research Department this Friday at 2 PM at the club house. Mrs. C. E. Brodbeck will sing.

Gertrude C. Hawkins Research Cleveland Public Schools Elyria Woman's Club C. E. Brodbeck

Tallyho Club Meets at Miss Marian Keeler Home

Tallyho Club members were entertained at Miss Marian Keeler's home on Kenyon court Monday evening with bridge as the diversion. Prizes went to Mrs. Don Shriv er for high score and Miss Edna Mae Wilson for tow. The club will meet in two weeks at Mrs. Edward Paramore's home on Lodi Street.

Tallyho Club Marian Keeler Kenyon Court Bridge Prives Don Shriver Edna Mae Wilson Edward Paramore Lodi Street

Bible Readings And Meditations Tuesday Readings and reflections

A meditation based on St. Mark chapter 3 verses 31 to 35 discusses spiritual kinship over worldly ties. It contrasts modern civilization with a universal loyalty to humanity and God, urging obedience to the divine will as the highest allegiance. Also notes rising tourism in Italy and advertises masquerade costumes for rent at 451 Earl Ct. Phone 6861.

God Earl Ct

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