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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1937

Page

14

Double Wedding Vows At St John S Lutheran Church

Two couples exchange vows in a 5 pm double ceremony at St John s Lutheran Church. Miss Maude Fridenstine and John Schoditsch Jr. wed, followed by Miss Ann Scheditsch and Glen Weldanatina. Families from Murray Ridge and South Middle Avenue attend. Reception and wedding supper planned for 76 guests with peach and aqua marine accents. Both couples plan separate honeymoons and will reside at 276 Harrison Street and South Middle Avenue after nine weeks. Both brides and grooms are Elyria High School alumni. brides work at local firms. grooms are a carpenter and a clerk.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Maude Fridenstine John Schoditsch, Jr Ann Scheditsch Glen Weldanatina Fridenstine George Fridenstine Murray Ridge Jobs Scheditsch South Middle Avenue Palma Ferns St. John’s Church Armin Schroeder P. M. Schroeter Frank Schoditsch Ann Schoditsch Jean Fridenstine Mrs. Schoditsch Miss Fridenstine Mr. Schoditsch Donald Fridenstine Mr. Fridenstine Fred Schoditsch John Koepp St. John's Auditorium Third Stret John Schoditsch Glen Fridenstine John Schoditsch Jr Schoditsch Harrison Street Elyria High School Troxel Manufacturing Company Schocitach Grant Western Automatic

Miss Alice Glover Weds Franklin M Saunders in Baptist Parsonage

Miss Alice Glover and Franklin M. Saunders pledged marriage in a ceremony at two o'clock this afternoon at the Baptist Church parsonage, officiated by Rev R E Neighbour. A reception for about 125 guests followed at the bride's parents home on LaGrange road.

Alice Glover Franklin M. Saunders

Dombroski Soules Wedding Solemnized at First Methodist

Miss Lila Soules and Joe Dombroski were married at ten o clock in the morning before Dr. E J Bond at the First Methodist church. The bride wore a navy frock with white embroidery and a navy turban veil. Attendants and guests then attended a family reception before a motor trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. The couple will live at 316 East Broad street. Mrs Dombroski is the daughter of Frank Soules. Mr Dombroski is the son of Mrs J Dombroski. A holiness prayer meeting was announced for Monday evening at George Link 510 Second Street.

Lila Soules Joe Dombroski E. J. Bond First Methodist Church Helen Hall Dombroski Herman Krueger Ridgeville Frank Soules East Broadstreet J. Dombroski Marseilles Avenue Henrietta Vogley Elyria Savings and Trust Company Mise Nelle Willows Lorain County Bank New York Washington, D. C Don Yost Tuscaloosa Alabama University of Alabama Mra F.A. Yost C. A. Zeller Banton Harbor Michigan C. E. Cheney Blaine Street Cleveland Ayn Buswell Maude Huebner Lynn Massachusetts E. C. Barclay Grant Street Mildred Pallas West Ridge Alger Wilbur Emil Stalla Clarence Lodi Street Niagara Falls Toronto Canada Jeanne McCray Bernice O'Donnell Middle Avenue St. Vincent's Charity Hospital School of William Ludlow New Concord Ohio Cora Ludlow Rush Street H. K. Finlay Denison Arenas Niles Finley First Baptist Church Sunshine Club George Nichols Amherst Mabel Bilis Marian Elizabeth Fulton Mias Kathryne Fulton Callender Ontario Montreal Quebec Helen Wiseman Toledo Leona L. Mills Woodland Avenue Wiseman Merrill Pitts Oberlin F. Kuczewski Xavier Chicago Ilinols 8. Gutowski Twelth Street Lenora Stevick National Chiropodists Association Dishler-Wallick Hotel Columbus Karl Plocher Barbara Gladys Plocher National Parks Salt Lake City Barbara Plocher University of Colorado At Boulder James Higgins Brooklyn

Past Presidents Auxiliary Luncheon Held At Mrs Rhodes Home

The auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans met at Mrs Ning Rhodes home on Baebe Court for a tureen luncheon. Mrs Mary Claycomb won the hostess prize. Bingo was planned for the diversion with winners Mrs Jessie Coniam and Mrs Nina Hitsman. Next meeting is the first Thursday in October at Mrs Nina Hitsman's Stop 6 Lake Avenue for a wiener roast.

Auxiliary To Sons of Union Veterans Ning Rhodes Baebe Court Mary Claycomb Bingo Wee Jessie Coniam Nina Hitsman Lake Avenue

Personal notices of travel and births in Elyria area

Mr and Mrs H O Dutter return from three weeks in Washington D C and Virginia visiting Mrs Dutter's cousin Congressman Richard J Welch. A son born to Mr and Mrs Wilson Vietsen in Elyria Memorial Hospital on September 3. Several locals plan travels to Michigan New York Washington and Cleveland for tours colleges nursing school and reunions. Re sad news not included.

H. O. Dutter Washington D. C Orkney Springs Virginia Elyria Michigan

Wedding at St Marys Church Unites Moran and Sump

Virginia Moran and Floyd Sump were married this morning at St Marys Church Grafton road with Fr E J Murphy officiating. The ceremony featured organist music and arias by Speare O Donnell. The couple plan a home on Second Street after a September 7 return from their eastern trip. Both are St Marys parish members and hold local high school diplomas.

St. Mary’s Church Virginia Moran Lloyd Sump St. Mary's Church Misa Virginia Moran F E Moran Grafton Road Floyd E. Sump A. E. Sump Middle Avenue E. J. Murphy Jack Huge Speare O'Donnell

Former Elyria Pastor Wed in Indiana Greentown

Former Elyria resident David Pellett will wed Miss Geneva Murphy on Sunday September 5 in Greentown Indiana. The ceremony at four in the afternoon will be followed by a reception at the bride’s home. Pellett, pastor of the Church of Christ in Elyria, earned a Master’s from Butler University and plans graduate work in Chicago this fall. Murphy is a nurse.

David Pellett Greentown Indiana Geneva Murphy Mr. Pellett Paul Hines Church of Christ Butler University Indianapolis Chicago Murphey

Mission Study Club Opens at Barbara Hilberg Home

The Mission Study Club of the First Congregational church will hold its opening meeting at Miss Barbara Hilberg’s Birmingham home on Friday September 10 at eight o'clock. Mrs. Hugh Hubbard now of Oberlin will give the address.

Mission Study Club First Congregational Church Barbara Hilberg Birmingham Alz Hugh Hubbard Oberlin

Local Journeys And Weekend Family Gatherings In Greentown

East Avenue residents Mrs Haynes and Mr and Mrs George Smith plan return from Canada this weekend. Mrs Hines and her brother Daniel Pellett with his wife from Akron will attend the marriage of David Pellett and Geneva Murphy in Greentown Sunday afternoon. W W Walker and son Billy visit Pennsylvania for Reverend Walker’s niece’s wedding in Pittsburgh at St Andrew’s Lutheran. Roy B Clymer returns to city after summer on the west coast and California visit including USC summer session.

George Smith Boston Avenue Canada Paul Hines Hines Daniel Pellett Akron Greentown Indiana David Pellett Geneva Murphy W. W. Walker Billy East River Street Pennsylvania Walker St. Andrew's Lutheran Church Pittsburgh Roy B. Clymer West Coast California Mr. Clymer University of Southern California

Pretty Horde Ceremony Unites Margaret Baetz And Carlton Lee Jr

The ceremony occurs at two o clock this afternoon as Rev H Dawe conducts the marriage of Misa Margaret Martha Baets and Carlton Edgar Lee Jr at the bride’s home on North Ridge Road. The bride wears a lace white redingote floor length gown with a flower fillet and gardenia yellow rose bouquet. maid of honor Elaine Lee wears yellow taffeta with white roses and blue larkspur. best man is Jack Lee. About thirty guests attend a buffet luncheon with yellow and white decor and a three tier cake. The couple plans a short eastward trip and will reside with the groom’s parents. The bride is a Elyria High School graduate, 1935, and the groom a Oberlin High School graduate, 1934, employed at Ferby Fay Co.

Baptist Church East Avenue R. E. Neighbour Alice Glover Franklin M. Sanders Helen Sherman John Brubaker C. Glover LaGrange Road E. L. Sanders Sanders B. L. Sanders Spencer LaGrange High School Western Automatic Machine ‘Screw Co Elyria High School L. ©. Meredith Father Murphy L. E. Bubna Cleveland Frederick Emmerick Oberlin Vivies Moran Ellis Dyer Long Ango Misa Vivien Moran Delft Blue Water Taffeta Second Street Sump Ellytia High School Bender Body Company National Tube Company St. Mary’s Church Rev. H. Dawe Misa Margaret Martha Baets E. W. Baets North Ridge Road Carlton Edgar Lee, Jr Carlton Lee West College Street Misa Elaine Lee Jack Lee Mr. Lee Oberlin High School Ferby-Fay Company

Mrs Cora Ludlow Hosts Informal Rush Street Reception

Mrs Cora Ludlow of Rush street entertained last evening in compliment to her son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs William Ludlow of New Concord Ohio. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gerald Leonard Mr and Mrs William Paton Mr and Mrs Burton Boynton and Mr and Mrs Harold Olmstead and daughter Joan. The evening featured reminiscences and a refreshment course was served.

Cora Ludlow Rushstreet William Ludlow New Concord Ohio Gerald Leonard William Paton Burton Boynton Harold Olmstead Joan

George Bradley Celebrates 75th Birthday in Lorain

George Bradley of 101 Harvard Avenue marks his seventy fifth birthday quietly. For fifty four years he worked in the die department at the National Tube company Lorain plant, retiring eight years ago. A formal celebration is planned for a later date.

George Bradley Harvard Avenue Bradley National Tube Company Lorain Aix

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Names

Hospital admissions list includes Mrs Wilson Viet zen West Ridge road Barbara and Jack McDaniel Lorain Walter Smith Sugar Ridge Nancy Symons 264 Ohio street Mrs Marold Prestege 513 Furnace Street Kenneth Novak 288 Spruce street Herbert Rothman Cleveland Frank Sseliga Ober lin Joseph Kritoff 885 Weet River Howard Brown Rocky River. Discharges note Mrs Baxter Sharp baby boy No 6 O'Donnell apts Mrs Melvin Haag 252 Second street Mrs Raymond Krugmen baby boy 524 Park place Anns Guthman Painesville Dale Wil ford R D No 1 Richard Gooden 116 Chestnut Raymond and Robert Mohler Grafton Franklin Lew 330 Winckles street Rita Revers Oberlin.

Wilson Vietzen West Ridge Road Barbara Jack McDaniel Lorain Walter Smith Sugar Ridge Nancy Symons Ohio Street Marold Prestege Furnace Street Kenneth Novak Spruce Street Herbert Rothman Cleveland Frank Sseliga Oberlin Joseph Kritoff Weet River Howard Brown Rocky River Baxter Sharp O'Donnell Apts Melvin Haag Second Street Raymond Krugmen Park Place Anns Guthman Painesville Dale Wilford R. D Richard Gooden Chestnut Raymond Robert Mohler Grafton Franklin Lew Winckles Street Rita Revers

Community Groups Share Busy Evening Calendar

AventS Tumeda Bileadeth Jeveys Society hosts a tureen supper at the First Methodist with several circles meeting for lessons and gatherings. The page lists numerous club meetings including Daughters of Scotia, Rebekah Social, LaPorte WCTU, C OF O, Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association, and a WRC organizers’ note. A farewell surprise for Miss Joan Baker at 135 Marseilles Avenue featured games, a lighted garden, and a two course luncheon with gifts and music from Bot Spinks and Russ Schrader.

Jeveys Society Firs Sie M Daughters of Scotia Dot Maurie Kiehm Walnut Street K-Lo Dorothy Hulee East River Street Lambés Chi Joyce Jee B. B Mra Anna Cook Clark Street Rebekah Social Club Tening LaPorte W. C. T. U Mary Miller Elyria Lodge Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association Frank Harmon Lodge Junior Order United American Mechanica Rebekah Mabel Lewis Winckles, Street Gerald Rice Fifth Street Rose Betty Schrader Marseilles Avenue Misa Joan Baker Cleveland Notre Dame Academy Bot Spinks Russ Schrader 8. W. Noonan Elizabeth Warner

B Y P U Trophy Won At Fall Rally in Cleveland

The Junior B Y P U group from First Baptist church won a trophy for the largest percentage of members present at the Ohio Independent Baptist Fall Youth Rally in Cleveland. The plaque bears I Tim. 4 13 and will be hung in the church. Over fifty Elyria delegates attended. A pre nuptial party for Miss Mabel Hart featured a dinner party at Mrs Seiman’s on Ohio Street with Misty Grace McCullough hosting eight guests. Mrs Hart received a hostess prize. The bride to be Greenlee Haynes was to be wed this afternoon at St Andrew’s Episcopal Church.

B. Y.P.U First Baptist Church Cleveland Elyria Mabel Hart Hono America Piret

Eastern Star Chapter 165 Opens Fall Regular Meeting

Eastern Stars Chapter 165 of the Order of the Eastern Star held its first regular meeting of the fall last evening in the Masonic Temple. Routine business was transacted and the Worthy Matron announced the next meeting for Friday evening September 17 at 7 30. At eight o'clock the order will join Masonic bodies celebrating the Sesqui Centennial of the U S Constitution adoption and signing.

Slytin Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple United States

Marriage Of Last April Announced At Party

Mrs. George Barres hosted a party at 204 Court Street to honor her sister Esther Rowley. Scrolls announced Esther Rowley’s engagement to Howard W. Morse of Lorain, with a wedding set for April 6 in Tiley New York. Morse, a Oberlin School of Commerce graduate, works at Braenger Auto Supply. couple to reside on Oberlin Road after a East coast tour. Bunco prizes went to Gladys Tittle and Dorothy Rowsrey. many guests attended.

George Barres Court Misa Esther Rowley Atrden Mies Rowley Howard W. Morea Tiley New York Oberlin Road Gladys Tittle Dorothy Rowsrey Morse 1Kay Ahlgrim Dorothy Martin Dorothy Rowley Eleanor Simms Myrtle Krause Batty Osborn

Ida Sands Hosts Friends For Outdoor Fireside Breakfast

Ida Sands of Sixth Street entertained a group of friends in her garden this week. They roasted wieners and marshmallows over an outdoor fireplace, stayed overnight, and were served breakfast by Mrs. Sands the next morning for a total of nine guests including Ida Marthe Sands Frances Williams Faith Starkey Vivian Smith Kathryn Patton Marian Syke Alice Tarry and Barbare Woodruff.

Ida Sands Sixth Street Mrs. Sands Ida and Marthe Sands Frances Williams Faith Starkey Vivian Smith Kathryn Patton Marian Syke Alice Tarry Barbare Woodruff

Lorain area workers listed with ages and trades

Licenses for Clarence Gove 20 Lorain meter worker and Carolyn Mc Clure 19 Lorain. Samuel Cataldo 23 Lorain la borer and Margaret Solomon 21 Lorain. Andrew Shumula 24 Lorain steel worker and Anna Husan 19. John Francis Schmitz 21 New York City iron worker and Clara Hubbard 22 Elyria township. Harold Forsgaard 23 Bay Village mechanic and Elva Louise Tomanek 21 Avon Township. Albert Bishop 25 Elyria motd er and Bettye Robertson 22 513 Park Place Elyria.

Clarence Gove Lorain Carolyn McClure Samuel Cataldo Margaret Solomon Andrew Shumula Anna Husan John Francis Schmitz New York City Clara Hubbard Elyria Harold Forsgaard Bay Village Elva Louise Tom

Suggests Elderberry Leaves To Help Hay Fever Victims

J W Baker told the Chronicle Telegram editor that elderberry leaves may aid hay fever sufferers after a Chronicle-Telegram item noted the issue. He advised placing two leaves in a cloth bag in a pillow to ease symptoms, but warned the leaves could ruin a pillow so another container might be used. He cited many hay fever victims helped by elderberry leaves and noted New Zealand tax receipts rising.

J. W. Baker ele-Telegram Chronicle-Telegram Baker

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