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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1939

Page

13

Lydia Lord Davis Opens Woman's Association Season

Lydia Lord Davis of Oberlin was the speaker at the opening meeting of the Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church. The event included a luncheon, devotions, a music program, and a detailed talk on the Church's foundation in Jesus Christ, with a warning about future challenges and a pledge to cleanse and strengthen the church. The next meeting is scheduled for October 4.

Lydia Lord Davis Woman's Asse Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church Oberlin Peter Smith America Woman's Association

New President In Charge Of First W F M S Meeting

Miss Helen Osborn presided at the first Women's Foreign Missionary Society meeting of the year at First Methodist, 128 Hamilton St. Twenty four members attended. Devotions were given, a pledge renewed, and officers gave reports. The Norwalk district won a prize for attendance. The meeting adjourned after prayers and refreshments were limited for now. A next meeting is set for October 6 with Miss Gloria Weisner as speaker. a wedding shower honoring Miss Jean McCrain took place in Lorain with gifts and prizes.

Helen Osborn Women’s Foreign Missionary Society First Methodist Church Preston Hoyle Hamilton Street Anna Bloomfield M. W. Wilcox China Osborn Cleveland Henry Heidrich Gloria Weisner

Elyrian Heads Ninth District of Rebekah Lodge

About twenty five St Clair Rebekah Lodge members attended the Rebekah School of Instruction in Brunswick yesterday. The afternoon session drew 150 attendees and the evening session 200. Hazel Markel of Elyria was elected president of District No. 9 for the coming year. Elyria will host the 1940 session. Other district officers named include Angie McDonald of Lorain as vice president, Ruth Chotkevys of Brunswick as secretary, and Rhea Beesing of Grafton as treasurer.

St Clair Rebekah Lodge Brunswick Rebekah Hazel “Markel

German Prune Plums 30c per pk at Wainwright's

German prune plums offered at 30 cents per package by Wainwright's Stop 68 Cleveland Road. Phone 2727 for orders or pickup.

Wainwright's Cleveland Rd

Licenses Granted For Emil Heinig And Edna Trinter

Emil J Heinig aged 63 of Vermilier physician and Edna M Trinter aged 49 of Lorain teacher were licensed. The license was granted to Oliver James Owens 23 of Cleveland restaurant manager and Eunice Thompson 25 of Lorain.

Emil J. Heinig Vermilier Edna M. Trinter Lorain Oliver James Owens Cleveland Eunice Thompson

Local Notices and Personal News From Elyria Scene

Miss Margaret Ross returns home and prepares for Radcliffe. Paul Eckler to Purdue as freshman, attends Tecumseh camp. Miss Betty Ann Bishop returns from Buckley School. Mrs. Dimick recovers at East Avenue. Ecklers visit Indianapolis. Doris Severs hosts Sallee Wayman. Mr. and Mrs. Gilkison tour Washington and Smokies. Rita Halpin enters Mercy College Nursing in Detroit. Dorothy Jenkins to Ohio University as freshman. John Pruski joins Mifflin Schools staff in Columbus. Nan Elizabeth Shryock to Flora Stone Mather College. Birth of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray. Mrs. Herlebus in Michigan for funeral. Kemp couple back from Indiana Bible conference. Tyler couple back from Napoleon. Ladies Auxiliary 865 Clerks discuss Halloween plans. Banjo solos and readings at meeting. White elephant sale planned for October 4.

Margaret Ross Half Way Pond Plymouth Massachusetts Elizabeth Meek Providence Rhode Island North Eaton Radcliffe College Cambridge Paul Eckler Lake Avenue Purdue University Lafayette Indiana Tecumseh Betty Ann Bishop Rochester New York Buckley School of Dance Miss Bishop E. E. Dimick East Avenue Frank Eckler Paul Charles Eckler Indianapolis Doris Severs Eastern Heights Boulevard Sallee Wayman Columbus Ohio Dave Clowson Furnace Street Allentown Gloversville Alex Clowson G. C. Gilkison Park Avenue Washington, D. C Skyline Drive Natural Bridge Norris Dam Tennessee Louisville Cincinnati Rita Halpin Garvin Avenue Detroit Michigan Mercy College of Nursing Dorothy Jenkins Fourth Street Athens Ohio University C. L. Travers Cleveland John Pruski Bath Street Mifflin Schools Jack Reynolds Ida Wolf Eighth Street Florean Christensen Foster Avenue Robert Gray Lorain Elyria Memorial Hospital J. M. Herlebus Ridgeville Florence Dawes Pontiac Roy Herlebus George Tyler Earlcourt Napoleon, Ohio Labor Day

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Include Local Residents

A list of hospital admissions and discharges shows names and addresses across Lorain, Avon, Amherst, and nearby towns. Admissions include Joe Yacroezy, 503 Lodi Street. Charles Knapp, La Grange. Ancil Segraves, 116 Charles Court. Mrs. Lewis Klinect, Graf ton. and others. Discharges note patients such as Joan Davies, Lorain. Nancy Oldfield, Oberlin Road. several babies born to mothers at Lorain and nearby locales.

Joe Yacroezy Lodi Street Charles Knapp la Grange Lewis Klinect Grafton Ancil Segraves Charles Court Robert Buttle Eighth Street Robert Daniels Riverside Court Albert Lamb Avon Louis Szabo Lorain Katherine Schaefer Amherst Joan Davies Nancy Oldfield Oberlin Road R. D Jack Hemminger Maynard Shreve East Ninth Street Arthur Robson Harvard Avenue Jack Fisher Cleveland Street John Brezo East Avenue Eileen Brouse Wurstcourt Allen Botamer High Street Robert Roth Henry Ernst Grace Dean Adams Street

Couple Kadas Return From Quiet August 31 Marriage

Mr and Mrs John Kadas wed August 31 in a simple ceremony at four o'clock officiated by Justice Albert F Cummings. The bride formerly Mary Vaprezsan and the couple traveled through the East visiting New Brunswick New Jersey Brooklyn and the World's Fair before returning. They plan to live at 911 Foster Avenue after September 15.

John Kadas Justice of the Peace Albert F. Cummings Mary Vaprezsan New Brunswick New Jersey Brooklyn New York Kadas Foster Avenue

DeMolay Meeting Attended by State Deputy Office Officials

The David J Nye Chapter will host this evening's meeting with attendees from the state deputy's office in Cleveland and the Tommy Jones Chapter. Judge H H Nye will be the speaker and the Mothers' Circle will provide refreshments. A large crowd is expected. The Miss and Mrs Club celebrated its anniversary with a dinner at Mrs James ReCupero's Vulcan Street home. A short business meeting followed with games and a three course dinner featuring fall flowers and corsages at each place. The next club meeting will be at Mrs Paul Schneider's home on September 20. Nurses Alumnae of Elyria Memorial Hospital resumed meetings last night at M B Johnson Home with 15 members present. President Ryhema Burge of Lorain led a brief business session before a bridge evening. Three hostesses served a refreshment course. Alumnae meet again Wednesday October fourth.

Mary Louise Moriarity Lorain Jean McCrain Raymond M. Sullivan la Crosse Wisconsin Cleveland Grafton Oberlin Elyria Miss McCrain Joan Gray J. L. Sullivan Zuess of Honor Christian Women's Club Norman Parks Ars Gladys McCullough David J. Nye State Deputys Tommy Jones H. H. Nye Mothers’ Circle James ReCupero Vulcan Street Paul Schneider Elyria Memorial Hospital M. B. Johnson Ryhema Burge Annabelle Jacobs Doris Stang Kathryn Rudy

Beauty Tips For A Confident Healthy You

Practical guidance urges yearly medical checks and following doctor advice. It covers dental care every six months, a balanced diet with fresh produce and dairy, eight to ten glasses of water daily, good posture, playful exercise, eight to nine hours sleep, and relaxation breaks. It promotes poise and looking pretty to boost confidence.

Reveal Chaplar Hilko Wedding in Newport Kentucky

A wedding took place Saturday at ten o clock in Newport Kentucky uniting Miss Margaret Hilko and Frank Chaplar Jr The ceremony was conducted by Rev Charles A Derrick The couple will reside at 608 East 33rd Street Lorain Ohio Chaplar works at Elyria Country Club Meantime the bride wore a black ensemble with white accessories and a white picture hat.

Newport Kentucky Margaret Hilko A. Hilko East 33Rd Street Lorain Frank Chaplar Elyria Charles A. Derrick Chaplar Elyria Country Club

Plans for open initiation at Moose meeting

A Women of the Moose meeting last night read three applications for membership and accepted them. Plans for open initiation for Sept. 14 at the Moose Home on Second Street at eight PM were announced. A Cleveland group will conduct the ritual for a large class next week. The special prize went to Mrs Maude McLaughlin.

Women of the Moose Moose Second Street Cleveland Maude McLaughlin

Friendly Twelve club entertained by Mrs Duckett of West Avenue

Mrs Elizabeth Duckett hosted the Friendly Twelve club on West Avenue with eleven games of progressive Pedro. Prizes were won by Mrs Christine Derek, Mrs Hattie Schroder, and Mrs Dave Hansford. In two weeks Mrs William Tong will host at her Second Street home.

Friendly Twelve Elizabeth Duckett West Avenue Pedro Christine Derek Hattie Schroder Dave Hansford William Tong Second Street

Bride Elect Of Elyrian Honored At Dinner Party

Miss Eleanor Scheel of Lorain, bride-elect to Ivan Leutz of Elyria, was guest of honor at a surprise dinner from National Tube Company associates at Ritter's Farm North Olmsted. A shower of gifts, an original poem, and a peach and aqua decor theme framed the evening.

Eleanor Scheel Lorain Ivan Leutz National Tube Company Miss Scheel Ritter North Olmsted

Past Presidents of Richard Allen Corps Hold September Party

The September gathering of the Past Presidents of Richard Allen Corps W R C met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Ida Sherman’s Twelfth Street home with Mrs Florence Terry assisting. Ten members attended with two guests. Lucille Warner and Lorena Handcey led devotions in chaplain’s absence. Lena Klassik won the afternoon contest arranged by Neva Rankin, who received the mystery box. Refreshments featured a lace covered table and a bouquet of asters. Next meeting set for October 3 at Mrs Williams’s home on Eastern Heights boulevard with Mrs Lewis co hosting.

Richard Allen Corps Ida Sherman Twelfth Street Florence Terry Lucille Warner Lorena Handcey Terry Maude Jackson Marie Harris Ella Williams Lydia Squires Iyl Neva Rankin Lena Klassik Rankin Charlotte Lewis Mrs. Williams Eastern Heights Boulevard Mrs. Lewis

Vermilion-on-the-Lake Hamburg Fry Meeting

Meetings Avenue Club members plan a Hamburg fry at the Wellert cottage Vermilion-on-the-Lake tomorrow at 12:00 local time. The informal gathering centers on fellowship and community bonding with light refreshments.

Avenue Club Wellert Vermilion-on-the-Lake

Modes and Manners in Restaurant Etiquette

Questions cover wiping silverware, replacing a dirty fork, handling coffee spills, hostess remarks on seasoning, telephoning invitations to an informal tea, and discreetly extending future invitations. Answers indicate unobtrusive replacement, asking the waiter, avoiding self cleans, and private invitations.

Community clubs hold varied meetings across town

Calendar notices list DeMolay, Buccaneers, Pinochlettes, and other groups meeting with hosts on local streets and addresses. The Townsend Club showcased Miss Melba Dering from Cleveland as guest speaker, with a children’s party and marble scramble, shoe tying, and watermelon eating contests. Next Townsend gathering is Tuesday September 12 with a surprise party.

Townsend Club No. 2 Woodman Hall Melba Dering Cleveland Miss Dering Bill Sudrock George Denger Billie Tessure

Haag-Wollesen Nuptials Planned in California

Announcements from Elyria indicate the marriage of Miss Marie Lillian Wollesen of Richmond California to Ernest W Haag son of Mr and Mrs Henry Haag of Murray Ridge. The ceremony is set for Sunday September 17 at five o clock in Trinity Lutheran Church Richmond. The couple will later travel east to visit Haag family members and Haag is an Elyria High School graduate. Major Woodworth Camp No 62 USWV resumes meetings tonight at the K of C hall with Commander J H Pope urging attendance for important business.

Elyria Marie Lillian Wollesen Walter H. Wollesen Richmond California Ernest W. Haag Henry Haag Murray Ridge Trinity Lutheran Church Mr. Haag Haag Ely Woodworth United Spanish War Veterans K. of C. Hall J. H. Pope

Marmola Tablets Ad Claims Easy Slimming Solution

Slim down with Marmola Tables promising weight loss by sensible eating and four tablets daily. The ad notes thirty years on the market and twenty million boxes sold, targets healthy individuals with fatness due to hypothyroidism, and insists a physician should be consulted for diagnosis. It states the formula is in every package and urges starting today.

Also Mentioned on This Page

W.F.M.S Elyrian Rebekah Lodge American Institute of Laundering P.O Ladies Auxiliary J. R. Handyside Boston Avenue Marilyn Smith Lois Cook Peter Naughton Mrs. Duckett R. C Furriers Beaverette Brow Arch Carpenter's Beauty Shop Leedale's Machineles Tave Saofipr Nog Ave DeMolay Keen Butlers Charles Swartze Marseilles Avenue St. Theresa Society John Kovacs Jr 3Rd Street Modern Eight Charles Brown Melvin Sanders Phillips Court H. Fawkes Mary Gleason East Broad Street Glen Harrison 9Th Street Ruby Seabold Clyque Club Harley Rea Samuel Street Kildare Maxine Boughton Fairlawn Avenue Whats Trump Club Ann Meeks Democratic Women's Club Women’s Benefit Association Daughters of Scotland Major Woodworth St. Paul's Circle No. 5 M. H. Schroeder Rawson Court Grace Lutheran Young Peoples Society Davenport
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