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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1936

Page

9

Society Wedding Linksthe Storrers Daughter to Fox

The marriage of Gertrude Elizabeth Storrer to Russell P. Fox was announced by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Storrer of 118 Franklin Avenue. The ceremony took place in Angola Indiana on August 31 conducted by Rev John W Humfrey. Attendants were Delwin J Reisinger and his wife from Corunna Michigan. Both couples are Elyria High graduates. Mrs Fox attended Baldwin Wallace College and Mr Fox graduated from Western Reserve University in 1936 and works at National Carbon in Cleveland. The couple will reside on West Clifton Boulevard in Lakewood.

Albert Storrer Franklin Avenue Gertrude Elizabeth Russell P. Fox Dana J. Fox Stop Jabaavenia John W. Humfrey First Congregational Church Angola Indiana Delwin J. Reisinger Corunna Michigan National Carbon Company of Cleveland Chemical Research Laboratory

Bride-Elect Mona Bennett Honored in Mixed Shower

Bride-elect Mona Bennett, of Marvin Hasenau, was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Charles Redman and assisted by Mrs David Woodings and Mrs Anthony Maraoti. Guests from Vincent, Lorain, Oberlin, Cleveland, Elyria, and Valley City enjoyed bingo, pink and white decor, pink roses, and a pre-nuptial linen shower with thirty guests. The Hasenau Bennett marriage is slated for September 12.

Charles Redman Concord Avenue David Woodings Anthony Maraoti Mona Bennett Marvin Hasenau Lena Wilma Barkacs Irs Victor Raffay Vincent Lorain Oberlin Cleveland Elyria Miss Bennett Charles Hasenau Brooklyn Valley City Medina Hasenau-Bennett

Birthday Party Honors Michael Figler on 34th Birthday

Relatives and friends gathered at the Figler home on Summer Street to celebrate Michael Figler’s 34th birthday with bingo prizes for Dorothy Speed, Howard Thornton, and John Figler. Guests included O’Neill, Thornton, Gibbons, Stich, Sneed, Hummerion, Hammerick, and many Figler family members. Mr Figler received many useful gifts from guests.

Figler Summer Street Michael Figler Dorothy Speed Howard Thornton John Figler Michael O'Neill Lila O'Neill Ralph Gibbons Ray Stich Riley Dorothy Sneed Louis Hummerion Louis Hammerick Mike Shoulder John Phillips Jace Figler Mike Figler

Farewell Party Honors Greene and Wendell Before Move

Miss Catherine Seward hosted thirty guests on Fourth Street with Elyria Playmakers as associates. A letter from Frank Seward, former Playmakers director now in Hollywood, was read. One act plays entertained, games followed by a buffet luncheon as Miss Greene and Mr. Wendell depart mid September to join the Cleveland Play House staff.

Jacqueline Greene Howard Wendell Catherine Seward Fourth Street Elyria Playmakers Frank Seward Iaymakers Hollywood Siyoner Miss Greene Mr. Wendell Cleveland Play House

Kellogg’s All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief

Kellogg’s All-Bran offers a guaranteed remedy for constipation by adding bulk to meals. The cereal absorbs moisture to form a soft mass that cleanses the system, with a 98 percent satisfaction rate in past investigations and a money back guarantee if not satisfactory after a week.

Kellogg Company Kellogg Battle Creek

Business Women Plan Program For The Year

The program committee of the Business and Professional Women's Club met at Denison avenue last evening to lay out plans for the coming club year. The outline will be presented to the executive committee at their Thursday meeting at the president’s home. Miss Elizabeth Rich assisted.

Business and Professional Women's Club Hildreth Keenek Denison Avenue Elizabeth Rich

Post-nuptial affair honors Mrs. William Smith in Lorain

A reception at the home of Miss Audrey Squire on Lake Avenue honors Mrs. William Smith of Lorain, daughter of Captain and Mrs. Male. Former Elyrian Mr. Smith attended. Prizes went to Peggy Rheineck, Naoma Burge, and Constance McClure after cards. Gifts and a themed refreshment table completed the celebration with a pink and white display.

Audrey Squire Lake Avenue William Smith Lorain

Conclude Party Series Ends for Irene Crow at Fox Furnare

The Conclude Party Series A ended last evening at the Gables with 74 associates honoring Miss Irene Crow. A bingo event accompanied the program followed by a reception featuring asters, ros, and soap dragon motifs. Miss Crow received a dinner service and kitchen gadget gift. the Rees Crow wedding is announced.

Irene Crow Fox Furnare Company the Gables Miss Crow C Zuest Rees-Crow

Egalite Club elects new officers at The Gables gathering

Fegalite Club members met at The Gables last night to install officers for the new year. President Lionard Richards, secretary Barr, and treasurer Paul Wer were named, while retiring officers were Paul Weisbrod, Raymond Pumphrey, and Carl Pitts. Next meeting is Monday September 14 due to Labor Day.

Egalite Club the Gables Nover Lionard Richards If Barr Paul We Paul Weisbrod Raymond Pumphrey Carl Pitts

Sunday School Council Meeting Plans Fair Rally Day

An important St. Pauls Sunday School Council meeting was held last night at the third. Plans for the Fair were discussed and keynote events were noted for motion day on Sunday September 27 and rally day on Sunday October 4. A committee was formed to select awards for faithful pupils. A special meeting is called Monday September 21 to elect officers for the new year.

St. Paul's Sunday School Council

Dukes Club Elects Officers After Reorganization

The newly reorganized Dukes club met at Walter Thompson’s home at 905 Mast last evening to discuss initiation and a party for Saturday. Elected for the coming year were President Gene Grahar Vice President Frank Holinski Secretary Yegifentowski and Treasurer Judd Wehman. Refreshments followed.

Dukes Club Walter Thompson Mast A Yeaur Gene Grahar Frank Holinski Igifentowski Judd Wehman

Licenses Won By Lorain Workers And UK Timekeeper

Licenses went to Arvhia Vaughn Jenkins a 24 year old chemist of Lorain and Agnes Sikorski 18 also of Lorain. Others include Joan Racha 28 Cleveland truck driver and Helen Martin cin 24 Lorain. Erwin L Krause 22 Sheffield Lake laborer and Lrntie Parks 21 Sheffield Lake. Peter Reberdy UK Lorain timekeeper and Vera Rabik 22 Lorain. Joseph Silage 21 Cleveland moulder and Amelia Sutstersic 18 Lorain Bernard Wareham 26 La Grange teacher and Rosalie Adame 23 La Grange teacher. The note adds a reflection on politics and happiness.

Arvhia Vaughn Jenkins Lorain Agnes Sikorski Joan Racha Cleveland Helen Martincin Erwin L. Krause Sheffield Lake Lrntie Parks Peter Reberdy Vera Rabik Joseph Silage Amelia Sutstersic Lorain Bernard Wareham LaGrange Rosalie Adame

Personal notices of local residents and travelers

A garbled list details numerous local residents and their movements. Mr and Mrs George Hillmer return to West Avenue after a lengthy trip including Seattle and California. Many families announce births, visits, trips to Cleveland, Niagara Falls, New York, and other destinations, plus hospital admissions and birthdays.

Calendar society meetings and club notices in Cheriin

Calendar Little Sore hosts Florence Morgan in Cheriin while St Pauls business social session gathers. Lambda Chi Sorority with Hona Whitney on Grafton road. Elizabeth Stevens Society at M Church for meeting then dinner. T U hosts at Gerald Rice home. Reverend Wilkinson from Cleveland to speak. Various lodges and clubs hold sessions with members named and locations listed.

Little Sore Florence Morgan Cheriin Y.P. Lo St. Paul's Orae Sempre Carmel Schneider Winckles Street Tri Sigma Frances Kelling West Avenue Helain Hand Society Louise Freeman 9Th Street Lambda Chi Sorority Hona Whitney Grafton Road Emedkts Prthias IL C. O. F. Lodge Menin Frast Elizabeth Stevens Societry Let M WC. T. U Gerald Rice 5Th Street F. W. Wilkinson Cleveland A. R. Webber Frank S. Harmon Knights of St. John Impet Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association Rehekat Agnes Erickson Grant Street

Mrs Sheppard Hosts Colonial Club Luncheon

Mrs O G Sheppard hosted Colonial Club members at The Gables yesterday at 1 30, with luncheon for fifteen. The T shaped table featured late summer flowers in both rooms. Three tables were laid for the afternoon. The next meeting place will be announced in two weeks.

Colonial Club O. G. Sheppard the Gables

Local residents plan visits and travel for summer terms

Leaves tomorrow to take up studies at Alabama Poly Technic Institute in Auburn. Dr and Mrs R S Buchanan and children arrive from Lima Ohio and Samual Meyer of New Philadelphia Ohio to visit Mr and Mrs A N Smith of Stanford avenue for the week. Miss Helen Simpson to spend weekend at the Smith home. Mr and Mrs Alfred P S O Donnel return to Middle avenue after a summer at East Erie avenue Lorain. W F Golimar and wife return from a week motor trip to Beachwood Canada. Mrs J W VanDusen returns from Blue Ridge Mountains North Carolina to Middle avenue with Miss Whittlesey of Berea College. Dr and Mrs C A Manthei leave for Woodbury New Jersey to practice. Manthei linked with Dr N D Backus. William Kreps returns to Ft Wayne Indiana for second college year.

Maurice Kritzel Chase Street Cleveland Toledo Jennings Barbara Muskogee Oklahoma Texas Dallas Mya J. AL Jennings Af Casherton Otie Jessie Randall Hothe J. W. Ven Dusen Middle Avenue Edward Burton Waynesville Ohio A. N. Smith Stanford Avenue Www Cforkard Arthur Lockard Billy Jerry Linehan Medina Meo C. R. Barker Sixth Street Black Lake Michigan Pina Island Ontario Tee Butler Salem Henry Beam Wooster Street Arthur Bayer A. My Boyer Eighth Street Alabama Poly Auburn Alabama R. $. Buchanan Jima Samual Meyer New Philadelphia Helen Simpson Smith Alfred Pls. O'Donnel East Erie Avenue Lorain W. F. Golimar Take Avenue Beachwood Lakefield Canada J. W. VanDusen Blue Rider Mountains North Carolina Shea

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Beverly McMahon of Ashtabula Mrs Hilbert Dechtier 506 Lodi Street Mrs Ralph Frank 219 Fifth Street James Jonés R D No 1 Edward Kubuske Julius Kolmen Wakeman. Discharges include James Ruder Graf ton Fred Lescher 725 East River Mrs Eugene Mittler baby boy 237 West River atreat George Milla Tucson Arizona Theodore Carpenter 823 East Avenue Mrs Hans Eggers 351 Oberlin Road.

Beverly McMahon Ashtabula Hilbert Dechtier Lodi Street Ralph Frank Fifth Street James Jonés R. D Edward Kubuske Grafton Julius Kolmen Wakeman James Ruder Fred Lescher East River Eugene Mittler West River Atreat George Milla Tucson Arizona Theodore Carpenter East Avenue Hans Eggers Oberlin Road

Vermilion picnic and Navy Mothers Club meeting announced

The W E A picnic at Vermilion on the Lake is postponed. The Lake Erie Navy Mothers Club will meet Wednesday in Cleveland at 2 PM at the W C A building.

Lake Erie Navy Mothers Club W. CA Cleveland

Litchfield Meeting News and Social Circles

Litchfield Eastern Stars reopen with a Sept. 3 meeting and a card party with refreshments. Miss Berry Young hosts a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Sam Jacobie. Various local visits and social gatherings are noted, including Mrs. E. B. Aberiitner hosting Unique club. families from Elyria Medina Brecksville Ashland Wellington and Cleveland visiting or entertaining in the week.

Litchfield Litchfield Chapter of Eastern Stars E. B. Aberiitner Bridge John Knopf Elyria Martha Mellert Medina Fred Johnson Goulfoil Brecksville Fred Young J. W. Delsich Ashland Fred Gott McEndree Wellington Tony Fehringer Cleveland Lawrence Taylor Irvin Moehle Valley City Grace Glenn Hoover

Toledo lawyer Nevin Q C Winter dies in Galion at 67

Nevin Q C Winter a Toledo lawyer author and world traveler died in Galion after a long illness. He had resided with his sister Mrs C Coyle for the past year. Funeral services will be held here Thursday with burial in Bucyrus.

Galion Nevin QC Winter Toledo Co. C. Coyle Bucyrus

Edith L Robbinson funeral set in Wellington

Edith L Robbinson librarian at the Myron T Herrick Library for 28 years died Sunday at St Josephs Hospital Lorain. Funeral from her home Wednesday at 2 pm with Dr Charles W Recard officiating. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by two aunts and an uncle. The notice also includes community tidbits about birthdays, local visits, and upcoming tennis tournament plans in Wellington.

Wellington Edith L. Robbinson St. Joseph'’s Hospital Lorain Charles W Ints Herrick Edward C. Robinson

Honored on Birthday at Surprise West View Dinner

Mrs. Ara Ebersole was honored at a surprise birthday dinner in West View Im at Leroy Ohio. Niece Mary Lillian Stemple Stark arranged it and relatives from Wellington attended. After dinner gifts were exchanged and cards kept the gathering lively. Also named are local 4-H entries John Mohrman and Charles Webber preparing for the Ohio State Fair. A farm purchase by Fred Abbett and extensive improvements were noted. The Powell family learned of their son Marcey’s Paris sailing aboard the Norman Die.

Ara Fbersole West View Imm Leroy Ohio Cher Mary Lillian Stemple Stark L. G. Stempie Stark A. M. Algeo Washington C. A. Sullivan Harriet Dean Sellars De_troit H. Ebersole Taleds William Bennett Harry Bennett Harry Couch Otto Stemple L. G. Stemple Sidney Guy Wells Edward Wellington Ebersole W. J. Powell Marcey New York Normandie Paris France Mr. Poatell

Explosion in Columbus injures three at home

In Columbus on September 1 an explosion at a residence seriously injured three people, William McEwan his wife Marie 40 and Harriet Cote 21 an invalid daughter. McEwan could not explain the cause. A note explains the term hammonck as Spanish from Caribbean Indians.

Columbus William McEwan State Marie Harriet Cote McEwan

Local Guests and Village News from Lake Avenue

Lake Avenue notes a stream of visitors and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Cotton hosted several guests including John M. Dellfield of Murray Ridge and Mrs. Anne Huag of Waterbury Conn. Others entertained were Mrs. GC Minn Elyria Myra Hawkins and twins Jack and Joan Perry O Mrs. Huag has returned home after visiting Mrs. Dellfield. Various households hosted relatives and friends across Amherst Kipton Vermilion-on-the-Lake and Elyria with picnics vacations and local visits at Olmsted Park Interlochen Mich and River Road venues.

Noles Lake Avenue K. C. Cotton John MW. Dellfield Murray Ridge GC. W. Minn Elyria Myra Harry Hawkins Jack Joan Perry, O Anne Huag Waterbury Conn John WH. Dellfield Alys Harold Starkey Gust Mathes Amherst C. C. Sehmitkan LaVerne John H. Delifield Ralph Miller Stop 19 May-Bee Inn Vermilion-on-the-Lake Tempa Hazel Reisinger Lake Wabakanoss Interlochen Mich Bert Meisinger Barbara Jean Prindle River Road Charles Prout F. W. Baynton Teles Dorothy Mildred Dallafield Eleanor Loise Marie Prindle Fred Brown Cleyland

Driver's Licenses Go On Sale In Ohio

Ohio drivers will need licenses for all motorists. Licenses cost 40 cents and go on sale September 19. Those with one year of driving experience will be issued without a test, according to Frank West, registrar of motor vehicles.

Columbus Ohio Frank West Registrar of Motor Vehicles

Cleveland man claims kidnapping and robbery near Cincinnati

Clinton C. Gilles of Cleveland told authorities in Cincinnati that he was kidnapped in July and robbed of 1240 dollars. He was found on a farm near the city, suffering stomach and neck pains after being pushed from a car last night by three men and two women. Gilles, a salesman for a Chicago firm, said 590 dollars of the money was charged to the firm.

Cincinnati. O Clinton C. Gilles Cleveland General Hospital Gilles Chicago

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