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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
9
Miss Stella Krugman will wed George W. Smith at First Congregational Amherst on September 26. A Krugman home party featured bridge and rummy with prizes, plus news of Cosmopolitan club officers and upcoming fundraisers at the YWCA and W C A.
Edith Lucille Jones was guest of honor at an informal tea given by the Day family at Mildred and Dorothy Day Gates home. Attending were Mrs Asaph Jones, Mrs Mara Day Cook, Mrs Helen Day King, and out of town guests from Bradenton and Washington DC. Open wedding to Lamar Timmerman Crah am set for September fourteenth at First Congregational church.
Members of H. H. L. Club gathered at Tressie Schumatich’s Elizabeth street home last evening. After a brief business session the dance took center stage with prizes awarded to Eleanor Steigmund and Irene Munetan. Two guests Hilda and Rose Schuster joined the group. refreshments followed before plans to reconvene at Eleanor Siegmund’s Columbus street home in two weeks. Hart's Poultry Market advertises stewing hens fryers roasters springers fresh eggs at 2nd and Chestnut, phone 5874.
Two weddings are detailed. Irene Mae Braden and Dale E Lumadue wed in New Castle Pennsylvania on June eight with Olive Rose and Arthur Gerhardinger in attendance. Irene Fillmon and Thomas Kaine were married at St. Agnes Church with Rev. Father Brissel officiating.
At the Division A meeting held at Mrs Hazel Boynton’s Bond Street home plans for Fall work were discussed. A silver tea is set for September 12 at Mrs Jane Smith’s Adams Street home with Mrs Florence Gilman leading devotional time and Mrs Boynton assisted by Mrs Emma Scheuneman serving refreshments to fifteen members and friends. The next division meeting will be October 3 at Mrs M D Miller’s Dewey Avenue home.
Twenty five members attended the Ladies Aid Locety of St John’s Lutheran church for the regular business session held in the School Auditorium on Third street. The samely will meet again in two weeks.
Officers of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association urge a large turnout at the next regular meeting on Thursday October third to plan the fair and winter program. The association held a regular meeting last evening at the Knights of Columbus hall where routine business was discussed.
The Division A of Church of Christ held a picnic luncheon in Elywoods yesterday followed by a business meeting and contests led by Mrs Ralph Carr and Mrs Stella Nibble. Mrs I A Band led the devotional using Psalm 18. Mrs A Martin to host October third.
Mrs. Leon Ward entertained forty guests from Cleveland Belden Elyria and Oberlin at Chestnut Ridge last evening in honor of Mrs. Louis Ward LaVerne Cornish. The pink and green color scheme guided home decorations flowers and favors as gifts were presented.
Members of Circle No 5 of St. Pauls church held a tureen luncheon at the church yesterday then conducted routine business. The circle will meet in two weeks with Mrs John Kunitz as host.
Mrs Helen Harris spoke on The New Deal to the Democratic Women’s Club of Elrama at the Woman’s Club. Leonard Fisk urged electors to register by October. Lorain Federation report, October card party planned. DeMolay chapters appointed five team captains for a membership drive and postponed the DeMolay Degree. New Circle 1 at First Methodist organized with officers and planned year events.
Mr and Mrs Walter Laird have returned to Parry Sound Ontario after visiting Columbia Avenue. Mr and Mrs H G Peat returned to Oberlin Road after a two thousand mile motor trip through New York state. Mr and Mrs George Chapman hosted guests Thursday. Mr and Mrs Robert Philpott arrived Tuesday from San Leandro California. Other guests were Mr and Mrs McFarland and son Bill Mrs Stella Phil pote and Fred Philpott of Lakewood. Mrs George Krugman returned to Clark Street after a stay at Cranberry Lake Michigan. David Wainwright leaves Saturday for Hiram Ohio to attend Hiram College as a freshman. Mr and Mrs C G Braden of 301 Clark Street visited relatives in Gilead Ohio yesterday. Miss Margaret Duffy of Columbus Ohio arrived to be Miss Mary Margaret Borie’s house guest for a few days. Mrs Elizabeth Stewart 93 at Foster Avenue daughter of Mrs C J Archambeau broke her hip again. Mr and Mrs Alfred Jenkins of Harvard Avenue return from Canada after visiting the Toronto Fair. Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson returned to Collinwood New Jersey after a week with Mr Johnson’s parents on Bellefield Avenue. Born to Mr and Mrs John Nasrpak of 1918 Middle Avenue a son at Elvira Memorial Hospital on September 6. Sister Frances Therese of St Augustins Academy Lakewood Ohio visited Aunt Miss Elizabeth Bauer of Bath Street on Tuesday. W A McElireish returned to Norfolk Virginia after a few days with his parents on Eastern Heights Boulevard.
Hospital admissions list Mrs John Nasi pak of 1918 Middle Avenue. No discharges recorded.
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans held last night in Keef C Hall with strong attendance. Commander E H Roberts led the men meeting and President Sylvia Pope led the women. One recruit was inducted and another application accepted. An invitation was received for the North East Ohio Booster's Club quarterly meeting at Wadsworth next Sunday with a large local delegation slated to attend. The group will host a Corn Roast at Cascade Park next Thursday September 12 at 6:00 p m. The next Camp and Auxiliary meeting is set for Thursday September 15 at the K of C hall.
Compliment member Poi Kappa Sorority guests attended at Miss Marge Krug's Clark Street home last evening. Banco winners Edna Hines and Roselyn Gorski. guessing contest prizes to Hines and Marge Paskyan. Grace Lipple received a birthday gift. Luncheon featured green and white decor with a garden bouquet centerpiece. Lipple to host again in two weeks at Marseilles Avenue.
Circle h members gathered for a get-together tea and organizational meeting. Mrs. D. Fidler was named chairman with Mrs. E. F. Dettman as secretary and Mrs. Burton Ohlemacher as treasurer. Mrs. Fidler served tea after the meeting, assisted by Mrs. Ohlemacher. The first regular meeting is set for September eighteenth at Mrs. Ohlemacher's Harvard avenue home.
Mrs Clapp entertained the Jolly Twelve Pinochle club at Cleverland Street. Prizes went to Mrs Elizabeth Duckett and Mrs Anna Brown for the ladies and to O Diedrich and Clyde Clapp for the men. Luncheon served. Next meet September 18 at Mrs Fred Schaub's Diagonal Road. Knights of St John and Ladies Auxiliary announce annual picnic on Sunday September 8 at French Creek with entertainment for children and adults.
Calendar Protected Home Circle and Junior Circle meets. Eagles Auxiliary hosts a card party at Mrs Leona Schmidt house 311 Cleveland Street. Roland Hinkson Booster club meets with Mrs Nellie Burton Furnace Street. Royal Neighbors of America meet in Woodman Hall. Order of Eastern Star meets. Young People's executive committee meets Grace Lutheran Church 7 30. Men's Witness League meets 1st Baptist Church 7 30. Elyria Hobby Club regular meeting in the Director's room Elyria Savings and Trust Co.
A good attendance of members gathered at Woodman Hall for the regular Women’s Benefit Association meeting. Afterward, the group played Bingo with Mrs. Myrtle Smith winning high score prize and Mrs. Sarah Massey receiving the evening’s prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Nellie Reynolds, Mrs. Stella Landers, and Mrs. Helen Arias.
G S resume meetings for Troop 3 on Monday at 4 p m at Second Congregational church. Troop 2 to hold first Pall meeting at Church of Christ. Troop 1 met yesterday at First Congregational church for its initial session at four o clock.
Twenty four ladies attended the Grace Lutheran Aid Society meeting yesterday afternoon at the church. President Mrs. F. J. Schumm presided over business and the event ended with a social hour. Hostesses were Mrs. Adolph Witt and Mrs. Woodin. A threen birthday luncheon is planned at the church in two weeks.
The last meeting of the Daughters of Scotland in Wuret hall planned a Hallowe'en masquerade party for lodge members and friends. The business session occupied most of the evening, and the gathering closed with a social hour.
Mrs Elmer Battenhouse entertained club associates yesterday at her home on Columbia avenue where the Gnomes met for a luncheon. Seven members and one guest attended. After a business session, two tables of bridge were played. Prizes awarded to Mrs Clarence White, Mrs Ba and Mrs Sterling Ray. Mrs Ray will host at her home on Oho street September nineteenth.
Edward A Marshall a furnace man of Lorain and Irene Rose Thomas of Lorain are noted in a brief item with terse biographical identifiers. The text emphasizes their names and hometown without additional context or events.
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