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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1934

Page

3

Pre-Nuptial Party Honors Margaret Stirzaker Bride Elect

Mrs Margaret Stirzaker bride elect of Adelbert Boylan was feted at 83 Laundon court by Miss May bella Kofske. Mixed flowers and progressive bridge with prizes for high score. Miss Mabel Dyke won first Elva Heidrich second Ella Vogley consolation. Stirzaker presented a gift at the luncheon. She will wed September 18 at St Marys church.

Margaret Stirzaker Adelbert Boylan Maybella Kofske Laundon Court Mabel Dyke Elva Heidrich Ella Vogley

Bertha Helen Borie Honored at Spring Valley Party

Several social events highlight Elyria notes with Bertha Helen Borie, bride elect of LeRoy Crowell, receiving gifts at a dessert bridge hosted by Miss Marys McQuire and Miss Virginia Tibball at Spring Valley Country Club. Out-of-town guest Helen Lampe from Wasap Co. attended the gathering among church society members.

Bertha Helen Borie LeRoy B. Crowell Marys Mcuuire Virginia Tibball Spring Valley Country Club

Local Club Notices and Social Events in Lorain County

Community groups meet tonight at various venues as Clan Robertson No 242 gathers at 7 PM and other church and charity groups hold meetings. Mrs Dora Sweres hosts at Tatersall. Miss Margaret Szabo’s birthday celebrated at the Ingersoll home with card games and badge scores awarded to Eveline Das and Marty Bifik amid a paced social program of treats and fellowship.

Clan Robertson No Dora Sweres Tatersall Imstead Fidele Chatea Hassappe EL Chares M Jo Harper Kenyon Ave Youngs Wotens S.presids Beach Daughters of Sigiard Lorain Cunty Weague David Cranter DeMolay Marsh Guenin Henry Ingersoll, Jr Margaret Szabo Ingersoll West Avenue Oridge Evelse Das Pedro Martha Wirth William Brock Elizabeth Duckett Smith Winnine Elizabeth Duckett Wittain Tome T Avenue

Nurses Alumnae Meet Opens Elyria Hospital Fall Season

The Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association held its first fall meeting at 702 East Broad Street. Hosts Mrs Kennieth Wise and Mrs Louise Peaberthy welcomed members from Cleveland Berea Lakewood Lorain Elyria. Miss Hazel West from Memorial Hospital Training School attended. President Miss Charity Sherod led a business session followed by a social hour and refreshments. The next meeting is planned for the first Wednesday in October.

W. F. Mos Women's Foreign Missionary Pine Methodist Ehurch Karl P. Meister Taft Elyria Home E. C. Shubert Esson Smith Miss Weston R. W. Stargell Sunshine Henry Townsend C. R. Barber C. M. Ackerman Chabanoff King's Heralds Stargell Little Light Mason Smith Minnie Brown John Shook Eva Gaudern E. 0 C. A. Shanahan Ruth Abraham Camn Wesleyan Lakeside Oliver Townsend Jeanette Sheppard Mother Machree Business Women's Dept. OF Woman's Club Business Women's Department Elyria Woman's, Clun, Inc R. T. J. Martin Kathryn Musser Pla Alice McCracken Federation of Women's Clubs Elyria Nurses All Mnae Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association East Broad Street Kennieth Wise Louise Peaberthy Qoheriin Cleveland Berea Lakewood Lorain Hazel West Memorial Hospital Training School Charity Sherod

Genevieve Thompson Elected President of Institute Club

The Institute Club of the Epworth League of the Methodist church held a beach party at Century Park last evening with Miss Elizabeth Campbell in charge. The gathering celebrated the birthday of president Miss Marian Upp as officers were elected with Genevieve Thompson named president, Kathryn Fisk vice president, Edward Bembower secretary, and Herbert Meister treasurer.

Geneviee Thompson Institute Club Epworth League of the Methodist Church Century Park Elizabeth Campbell Marian Upp

Marriage License Applications Entered In Records

Marriage license notices show several couples including Lovain and Elevis, Labats and Cath, Margaret Flom Cleverand Foster, and Gertrude El PDevie with James Edward Judge. Applications list names and ages with local officials processing registrations.

Lovain Leros Margaret Flom Cleverand Foster Elevis Popneiwell Loran Rorhroe James Edward Judge Jae Gertrude el Pdevie Lara

Hospital Notes unclear patient names and room number

Fragmentary entry lists Pat enalent Suite 71 and names Nichols Bix Edward Rassy with unclear context. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.

Nichols Bix Edward Rassy Derr

Postponed Meeting Of Pas Precinct Veterans Read At Home

The Pas precinct veterans group announces a postponed meeting to be read at the home of Dele Lyce in Bath ses. Details on date and time remain unclear, with organizers urging members to watch for updates.

Unon Ecahier Wien Dele Lyce Iit Bath

Personal Notes Among Local Residents and Visitors

Messy OCR personal items report several names visiting or traveling. Miss Marga Smoor and Miss Sabra Armsroons are noted with schooling ties, while Florence Christian and Michall Prete and children return to Farrell Pogass via Mr and Mrs George Filimon visit. Kendall Mus resumes work in New York City after visiting his father a few days.

Ned Marga Smoor Mets Sabra Eqisan Burding Florence Christian Michall Farrell Pogass Varia George Filimon Huron Stree

Opera Comique season planned by city organizer

Local notes report Museey of Fifth street organizer Mr Mus visiting Ohio Michigan and Buffalo to promote an Opera Comique season this Fall in several cities. Also listed are births engagements travel visits and family news including Miss Carrie Ross returning to Gates School, Mrs Dyke and family returning from Canada, and many residents visiting relatives or traveling to Columbus, Elyria, and Chicago.

Canada George Dyke Leans Wilford Robert Cleveland Road Helen Lampe Washington, D. C Helen McGuire Geraldine Ehricke Gates Bayvenue Columbus Ohio J. G. Whitney Hyon New Concord Yuskingum College Ralph Horwedel Marseilles Avenue Elyria Mevial Hospital

Local families visit Chicago event and relatives travel

Mrs Carrie McQueen attends A Century of Progress in Chicago while visiting daughter Mrs Lillian Kelcey of Lakeview Michigan. Mr Harold Dangerfield and son Tommy of Pittsburgh visit mother Mrs Mary Dangerfield and sister Mrs Homer Garford in Harvard Avenue and Eastern Heights Boulevard. Mrs G McGrath returns from Canton Ohio after three weeks with sister and friends. Mr and Mrs Claude Miner of Mason Michigan visit uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W H Manning of Gates Avenue.

Carrie McQueen Lillian Kelcey Lakeview Michigan Chicago Harold Dangerfield Tommy Pittsburgh Pennsylvania E. B. Terry Detroit Mary Dangerfield Harvard Avenue Homer Garford Eastern Heights Boulevard G. McGrath Canton Ohio Aast Avenue Claude Miner Mason W. H. Manning Gates Avenue

Overlooked Can of Tigret Stubs Affects Local Lottery

Chronicle-Telegram reports that about 5000 ticker stubs were left out of the Lorain County Fair automobile drawing Monday night after a can of tickets was overlooked during wheel preparation. The can and its contents were later stolen from the fair ground office. W. B. Richmond, secretary of the fair association, said the error occurred in the rush of the fair and that the drawing had already taken place when the oversight was discovered. He apologized for the mishap.

Chronicle-Telegram Lorain County Fair W. B. Richmond The Fair Association Fair Ground Richmond

Rate Of Pay At Lorain County Fair Explained

W B Richmond secretary of the Lorain County Fair Association explained that laborers were paid 15 cents per hour for the three days ending Labor Day. He cited a fair resolution setting this rate after workers complained they were hired with assurances of fair treatment.

Lorain Country Richmond Fairers Association of Obhin The Fair Board

Back to School Wear Patterns with Easy Coats and Dresses

A vintage fashion notice promotes a Fall and Winter Book of Fashions offering DIY patterns for coats and dresses at low cost. It outlines order method, sizing, and style numbers, notes pattern details including a grey tweed dress with emerald bow and navy options, and lists a sample Style No 3255 for sizes 10 to 16 with fabric requirements.

Pattern Department Advertisement for Book and Pattern

Readers are invited to order a pattern and book set for ten and twenty five cents respectively. The notice promises smart trim designs for general wear and appeals to fans of screen stars. A fragment references men at the Fair who were paid and would gladly work again next year.

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