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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1933

Page

13

Miss Mary Russ to Wed Charles Niederhauser September Sixteenth

Miss Mary Russ of the Park Avenue area will wed Charles E Niederhauser of Canton Ohio on September sixteenth. A kitchen shower at Mrs Jack Bairds featured a Bridge game with prizes to Gladys Berg and Mrs Robert Morrison and gifts for the bride elect. Guests included Mrs George Loomis Mrs Don Wilmot Mrs Clay Wilmot Mrs Louis Dyke Mrs Charles Maples Miss Gladys Berg and other local friends.

Mary Russ Charles E. Niederhauger Canton Ohio Jack Baird Park Avenue Gladys Berg Robert Morrison Jack Hackney Miss Rugs George Loomis Don Wilmot Clay Wilmot Louis, Dyke Charles Maples Elyria Marvin Ryder Edward Harter Arthur Rhinehart Grafton

Mrs Norville Maston Hosts Visiting Cousin at Elyria

Mrs Norville Maston of Pasadena Avenue hosted a bridge party in honor of her cousin Miss Mary Cecelia Junior of Los Angeles who is visiting Elyria for three months. Three tables played with Miss Ellen McCrann high and Mrs N Brown low. A two course luncheon with marigold and snapdragon centerpiece followed. Miss Junior travels to California via Chicago after the visit.

Norville Maston Pasadena Avenue Bridge Mary Cecelia Junior Los Angeles California Elyria Ellen MecCrann N. Brown George Brand Miss Junior Chicago

Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters Meet at Home Lawn Dinner

A lawn dinner hosted by Mrs. Ruby Beal honored ten local Past Chiefs with eight Amherst guests. The afternoon featured bridge and bunco, with Mrs Mischka and Mrs Bertha Lyberger winning prizes, and plans announced for a September 21 event and Grand Lodge sessions in Marion later that month. A separate Lorain Deanery party at Mrs Rath’s home hosted over a hundred attendees with contract and auction games and awards for high scores.

NER Pythian Ruby Beal West Street Pythian Sisters Amherst Bridge Bunco Mischka Ambherst Bertha Lyberger Edna Manzelman Woodland Avenue Grand Lodge Marion Lorain Pedro

TEACHERS AND GIRLS CLUB MEETING AT HOME

Miss Ma Johnston attended the D L club gathering at Hellex Nan's home in Huronest. The ice president chaired the session with members Mrs. ane Miss Games and group in attendance. Also noted are farm discussions and solo diversions by Yohei the farm of aowienen raast. Anne Hebehrard celebrated a birthday with friends at Miss Dorothy Hebehrard's home. Refreshments followed the evening’s activities. Mrs. J E Baird and Mrs. Frank Baker hosted guests.

TER S. Ss Ma Johnston D. L Helex Nan Huronest Sanday Er Ane Ae Group Yohei Aowienen Raast Anne Hebehrard Dorothy Hebehrard Acre

Local fraternal meetings listed for tonight

Events Tonight lists Elyria chapter gatherings including Order of Eastern Star, Elyria Veterans' Volunteer and Active Firemen, and Royal Neighbors of America meetings suitable for members and interested residents.

Order of Eastern Star Elyria Veterans Royal Neighbors of America

Hospital Notes Summary of Admissions and Discharges

Admission lists Mrs. Herman Gannet and Mrs. Peter James with addresses 310 Lodi and Ry D No.3. Joseph Robert son listed at 127 Glendale Court. Discharge notes Mrs. Earl Tompkins and baby girl at 108 Rhone Street.

Herman Gannett Peter. James Lodi Joseph Robertson Glendale Court Earl Tompkins Rhone Street

Meetings and club notices outline various local events

Meetings Monday Colonial Club will meet Tuesday instead of Monday with Mrs. W. H. Searles. Carlisle Neighborhood Club entertained at Mrs. Paul Roling home with ten members and three guests including Mrs. Miller and Miss Moon. Mrs. P. K. Clark spoke on Alaska, gifts given. Meeting adjourned to September 28 at Mrs. Will McGuire home. June Smith hosted El Yet Club with Mrs. Harold Olmsted guest. bridge results noted and luncheon served. Eleanor Phiel to entertain September 14. Mrs. Hale's class hosted at Miller home. fourteen girls attended. devotional, music and games. luncheon served. Marriage license notices for LeRoy Krugman and Annabelle Smith. James Crawford and Helen Orzech. Maurice Stark and Florence Wolvzikowski listed. Fields M. E. Church announces Sunday services with sermon No Self to Serve by Rev. Koontz. boys and girls addressed on Rewards. music and solos planned. morning worship at 10:15. Sunday School at 11:15 with classes for all. 215 East Fourteenth Street to Sugar Grove visit noted.

Carlisle Will McGuire LaGrange Road June Smith Adams Street el Yet Club Harold Olmsted Bridge Ruth Pickett Ruby Woodcock Eleanor Phiel Lake Avenue Hale Miller A. O. Hale West ‘Avenue Otto J. Miller Miller Court Mildred Miller Flicken LeRoy Krugman Clerk Elyria Annabelle Smith E. Carlisle Wiseman James Crawford Ieman Berea Helen Orzech Columbia Station Justice of Peace Maurice George Stark Florence Anna Wolvzikowski Amherst Abram

Local residents host and visit relatives over holiday

Mies June Donnelly returns home on Cleveland Street after a vacation with aunt Mrs Mabel Stauble in Hamilton Ohio. Mrs L J Mowry and son John spend days in Fremont with Mrs Mowry's mother Mrs Cora Mellus. Indiana visitors O L Hister and Elberta Hister plan weekend with brother in law Mr J T Shook. Detroit guests Gordon Miller to visit Correl Smith family in Vista Court. Lucy Houserman travels to Pittsburgh with granddaughters then to New York. Miss Martha Alice Shook to visit Cleveland parents over weekend.

J.T. Shook Harvard Avenue Myr Gordon Miller Detroit Michigan Correl Smith Vista Court Lucy Houserman Pittsburgh Cleveland New York John Shook Mark A. Abbe Norman M. Abbe Leila Stevenson Gordon C. May Chicago Devil's Lake John K. Noce Brooklyn Street Blanche Vail Youngstown James Graham Newton Massachusetts Graham Howe Street Harry Wright Decatur Llinois Kathryn Whitmore St. Luke's Hospital T. C. Whitmore

Miller Parrish Wedding Is Solemnized

Miss Carrie E Parrish daughter of Mrs Jaura Parrish Lorain and BH Nelson Miller Jr both of Lorain were married Wednesday evening at 730 in the Church of the Redeemer by Rev C A Dowell. The ceremony was simple and attended only by immediate family. The bride wore a blue velvet hat and dress with a white prayer book and white gardenias. The couple will reside at Overlook Apartments Lorain after September 5 following a trip west. Mrs Miller is a graduate of the Pottstown Hospital Training School and the Children’s Hospital in Philadelphia and is a member of Alpha Phi Sigma sorority. Her husband is a Lorain High School graduate and is with the Baltimore Mutual Life Insurance Company in Lorain.

Carrie E. Parrish Daugh‘ter Jaura Parrish West 23Rd Street Lorain Nelson Miller, Jr Church of the Redeemer C. A. Dowell Children's Hospital Philadelphia Alpha Pt Sigma Sorority Lorain High School Baltimore Mutual Life Insurance Company Torinim

Swindlings Return From Mackinaw and Local News

The summer at their Vermilion cottage ends as Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swindling return to Harwood Avenue. Harriet and Joan Swindling stay in Michigan. Linda McDonald and Stuart Holcomb of Erie, Pa., visit the Clymers of Harvard Avenue. Beatrice Fear returns from a Century of Progress trip in Chicago. Mary Cecelia Junior heads home to Los Angeles after three months in Elyria. A son is born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter James at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Dr. and Mrs. Neighbour plan to return from Gull Lake, Michigan. Mrs. J. L. Streicher travels to Chillicothe for Ford Loomis’s death. Elks attend Cedar Point convention. Sam and Kenneth Beal plus spouses travel to Chicago for relatives and the World’s Fair. Ina Ardell and Mrs. Harry Knowles visit Mrs. Curtis Spence. Ardell moves to the Franklin building for the new school year. Arthur Borer Jr. goes to Birmingham to visit relatives and enroll at Alabama Tech Auburn for freshman year. Dorothy Averbook returns home after three weeks in Wellington with the Brenner family.

Vermilion Harry Swindling Harwood Avenue Mackinaw City Michigan Harriet Joan Swindling Linda McDonald Stuart Holcomb Erie Pennsylvania Roy Clymer Harvard Avenue Beatrice Fear Cleveland Road Chicago Mary Cecelia Junior Los A Angeles California Elyria Peter James Lodi Street Elyria Memorial Hospital R. EB. Neighbour Midland Park Gull Lake Augusta Harry Knowles East Liverpool Curtis Spence East Avenue Ardell Washington School Franklin Arthur Borer, Jr Birmingham Alabama Alabama Tech Auburn Dorothy aAverbook Eastavenue Mrs. Morris Brenner Wellington

Former Lorain County Residents Return From Extended Trip

Former residents of Lorain County 267 Abbe Road recount a long auto trip across the continent with stops in Milwaukee where Jensen attended an international convention, at a Century of Progress Fair, and in Flint Michigan for the Supreme Convention of the Order of Job's Daughters with Mrs Jensen as Supreme Chaplain.

W. J. Spear Abbe Road Supreme Convention of the Order of Job's Daughters Jensen Mrs. Jensen California

Teen Masonic Girls Visit Spear Home on Cross-Continental Trip

A group of 112 mothels with over 19,000 members aged 13 to 20 visit the home of Mr and Mrs W J Spear. Mrs Spear is sister to Mrs Jensen. Mr Jensen has not seen them in 30 years and notes many changes. They lived in Oberlin before 1900 and Kav ing resided in San Francisco for 32 years. They report near perfect roads across the continent, excellent weather, and plan to return to California after touring Northwest National Parks.

Zation W. J. Spear Spear Jensen Oberlin Kaving San Francisco Calfornia California

Blushing Linked to Sympathetic System Disturbance

The article explains blushing results from disturbance of the sympathetic nervous system and mentions the sanelia, a mass of nervous tissue. It notes Omaha as a major relay center in the country.

Irvin Cobba Publishes Murder Day by Day

Irvin Cobba issues a new mystery titled Murder Day by Day. The work chronicles a crime scenario with a day by day unfolding narrative, anticipated to appeal to readers seeking detailed procedural suspense.

Irvin Cobba

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Charles Neiderhauser County Epworth Water Works Park Lorain County Epworth Elyria Water Works Institute Lakeside Elyria M. E. Church Leonard Fowls Courtney Lorain Church Coterie Bridge Club Lake Cottage J. W. Brandal Princeton Avenue Sutliff Cottage Linwood Park Almon Sanker W3l Stegman J. H. Brown West Avenue Margaret Persensky W. L Eleventh Street Lillian Nemeth Dewer Fackler Miss D. Wilder Broad Street Kaherine Armitage Frank Monschein Katherine Armitage James Armitage Hillsdale Court St. Mary Church William Armitage Monschein Brown Oil Company FL A. Novak Oxford Street L. Guthman Lakewood Florence Wolczikowski Maurice Stark Son Jack Bellingham Vermilion-on-the- Lake Jack, Jr Allesony College Meadyile Jean McCray Betty Overdeed Bernies Atkinson Phyllis Azate Helen Glauner Gladys Plocher Muriel Lewis Kathryn Brown Marcare Terry Stanley Davies Robert Vandermark Junior Gwin Robert Price Ricard Blaine William and Chari Custar George Goecke J. E. Baird Frank Baker Vermilion-on-the-Lake Colonial Club W. H. Searles Fifth Street East Fourteenth Street Sugar Grove M. Jensen R. W. McClure Middle Avenue Elyria Business College Hizria, Ohio Charis of West 2Nd Jane B. Wise Charlotte Lewis Pearl Hall Omeha Allen & Bernard Century Block Paul Wainwright Courtland Street Hillman’s Middle Ave Elyria's Court House Saxony Shetland Vestal's Vestal
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