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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1937

Page

12

Irene Ackerman to Wed Chalmers Sherwin in September

Mrs Charles M Ackerman and Mrs Irene Ackerman of 356 Princeton announce the engagement of their daughter Irene to Chalmers Sherwin of Aurora Minas. The wedding will be September 18 at First Methodist Episcopal Church at four oclock with Rev E J Bond officiating. Sherwin is Wheaton College classmate and son of the late Reverend and Mrs Louis B Sherwin. The couple plan graduate study at the University of Chicago next year after a Mexican trip with Dr Higley’s geological party.

Charles M. Ackerman Princeton Avenue Miss Irene Chalmers Sherwin Aurore Minas First Methodist Episcopal Church E. J. Bond Sherwin Louis B. Sherwin Wheaton College Tyne University of Chicago Mexico Dr. Higley

Miss Morse Weds in California Today

Miss Jennie Morse daughter of Mr and Mrs L B Morse of Elyria marries Edward Paramore Jr of Torrance in Torrance California. They will live in Torrance and visit Elyria later in fall. Nearby events include a surprise shower for Miss Grace Nieding hosted by Miss Marian Lohr with pastel decor and many attendees.

Jennie Morse California Torrance Los Angeles L. B. Morse Lodi Street Elyria Edward Paramore Miss Morse Mr. Paramore West

Miss Robertson Fetes Honor Guests At Oberlin Road Party

Honor Miss Robertson Mrs Ellis McMullen and Miss Dorothy Banks hosted a soirée with bunco prizes for Gladys Knapp Mrs Nyland Peggy Lacy Agnes Rothgery and Miss Robertson at a home on Oberlin Road. Miss Robertson to wed Albert Bishop this Friday. Lambda Chi members hosted a white elephant sale at Miss Joyce Gregg’s home with plans for a Cleveland dinner in October and a Hallowe en party at Mrs Kart Browns basement. A birthday cake from her mother Mrs H H Gregg and a blue zinnia centerpiece greeted the guests at a candle lit buffet luncheon after bridge. Mrs Eugene Burke will host at Charles Court in two weeks.

Ellis McMullen Dorothy Banks Bettye Robertson Oberlin Road Bunco Gladys Knapp Mrs. Nyland Peggy Lacy Agnes Rothgery Miss Robertson Robertson Albert Bishop Irs Willam A. Rennie Lambda Chi Joyce Gregg Butternut Ridge Road Cleveland Miller Court H. H. Gregg Eugene Burke Charles Court

Mr and Mrs J Wagner To Mark Anniversary

Mr and Mrs J E Wagner of 250 Second Street will celebrate their golden wedding with an open house Sunday September 12 from 4 to 8 PM at their home. A family noon dinner will be served at the Wilford House in Ayod.

J. E. Wagner Second Street Wilford House Ayod

Local U auxiliary groups elect officers at meetings

C T U members met at Mary Miller's home and elected officers for the coming year. May Puene is president, Hattie Shrubsole first vice president, Mary Muller second vice president, Ava Pitkins treasurer, H Alexander Sunshine treasurer, and Frank Rahl secretary. Sunshine treasurer sent eight pounds of carpet rags to Dayton Soldiers Home. Junior American Legion Auxiliary elected Betty Lou Smith president and named Kathryn Mischka first VP, Dorothy Terrell second VP, Joan Gray secretary treasurer, Evelyn Oldag sergeant at arms, Lois Jean Smith chaplain, Mary Helen Kolopos historian. Officers will be installed in November. juniors meet October 4 at Josephine Mischka's home. bingo followed by refreshments.

Mary Muller Ava Pitkins Alexander Sunshine Frank Rahl Huene American Legion Auxiliary Betty Lou Smith East Avenue Lois Jean Smith Kathryn Mischka Dorothy Terrell Joan Gray Evelyn Oldag Mary Helen Kolopos H. ©. Bogart Jousphine Mischka Harrison Street

Congregational Church Group Meets. Evening Services Staged

Calendar for tonight lists Sunday School Council teachers and officers of the Second Congregational Church meeting in the evergreen time at the church. Prayer meeting at First Methodist Church at 7 50 led by George Haines. Men’s Brotherhood at St Paul’s Church in the evening. Prayer service and Bible study at United Presbyterian Church. Dames of Malta nominate officers. Marshell Chapter RAM meets.

Second Congregational Church 1St Methodist Church George Haines Men’s Brotherhood of

Office Associates Honor Miss Reid At Dinner

A formal dinner bridge at Mrs. Selman's Ohio street home honored Miss Jeanne Reid with twelve guests from Lorain County Bank. Hostesses Agnes Murray Ora Champion and Marie Reisinger arranged a decorative table. prizes went to Margaret Terry Jeanne Reid and Wilma Reid. Miss Reid will wed Richard Gollmar on September 18.

Miss Reid Richard Gollmar

Second Lashell Reunion in Cascade Park brings county families together

The second annual Lashell family reunion gathered 46 members from Elyria Lorain Wellington Mansfield and Ravenna at Cascade Park. Nora Penrod led a business meeting after dinner then held games and contests with many winners including Clara Linden John Hinken Gladys Yeager and Calvin Yeager.

Lashell Cascade Park Elyria Lorain Wellington Mansfield Ravenne Nora Penrod Cap Linden John Hinken Harry Ditt Clara Linden Richard Yeager Calvin Yeager

Mrs Cook Hosts Blue Bell Club Evening

Mrs. Cook hosted Blue Bell club members and guests at 626 Clark Street. Attendees included Mrs. Ed Stokes, Mrs. M. Herb, Mrs. B. Stroup, Lois Cook, Patricia Beatty, and Mrs. Ethel Gibbons. Elizabeth Avery and Ruth Shepherd received birthdate gifts. Della Huskinson celebrated an anniversary. Thirty-six games and prizes went to Anna Cook, Mrs. Gibbons, and Ruth Shepherd. club prize to Della Huskinson. Refreshments were served by Avery and Huskinson. A meeting is planned September 21 at Elizabeth Avery’s 173 Fairlawn Ave.

B. B. Club Anna Cook Clark Street Ed Stokes M. Herb B. Stroup Lois Cook Patricia Beattie Ethel Gibbons Elizabeth Avery Ruth Shepherd Della Huskinson Mrs. Gibbons Avery Ffuskinson Fairlawn Ave- Thue

Plan Special Party The Eagles Anuhary Meeting

The Eagles Anuhary meeting was called to order at eight by President Envina é Zahriey. Ida Delefield won the club prize. A tango party is set for 329 Furnace Street on September 14. At session end, bingo prizes went to Mrs. E. Carr, Mrs. Nellie Burton, and Mrs. J. Edwards. The next meeting will be September 21.

Eagles Envina É Zahriey Ida Delefield Agtite Builop Furnace Street E. Carr Nellie Burton J. Edwards

Elizabeth Stevens Society Names Delegate for Future Plans

The Elizabeth Stevens Society met at the First Methodist church dining room last evening with a bountiful tureen dinner hosted by the executive committee. President Mrs. J. L. Mathis led a short business session. Mrs. George Boort read devotions from Galatians and urged members to contribute. The resignation of first vice president Mrs. Henry Beam was accepted. Mrs. Florette Heidrich elected to fill the post. A Women’s Home Mission conference was announced for Epworth church in Youngstown September 22–24 with Mrs. J. Pb. Taylor named delegate. A joint Elyria church meeting on September 22 will host the Elizabeth Stevens and senior societies. Foreign and home missions will be featured this year. Miss Bertha Dunham joined as a new member. The October meeting was set for the first Tuesday. Mrs. S. H. Long to lead dinner and Mrs. J. M. Powell’s group to arrange the program.

Dny Elizabeth Stevens Society First Methodist Church J. L. Mathis George Boort Henry Beam Florette Heidrich Women's Home Mission Epworth Church Youngstown J. Pb. Taylor Ubat Elyria Church Math

Daughters of Scotia meet at British Empire Hall

Instructors led Delegate Chief Daughter Jessie Kidd presiding last night as Daughters of Scotia convened in British Empire Hall. Georgina Denger was named to attend the Detroit convention on September thirtieth. A British Empire Club invitation to join First Congregational church services on September twelfth was read. A social hour followed with luncheon by Mrs. Patrick Snyder and Mrs. David Stevenson. Next meeting set for Tuesday September twenty first. Miss Erna Hinkelman hosted St. John's 03 Club at the YWCA. a rummage and bake sale was approved for September 26. Guests included Mrs. Howard Welch and Mrs. Howard Hinkelman. Hostess Miss Helen Kipf will entertain October fifth.

Jessie Kidd Daughters of Scotia British Empire Hall Georgina Denger Detroit Michigan Owen Tieth British Empire Club First Congregational Church Patrick Snyder David Stevenson Erna Hinkelman St. John's Howard Welch Howard Hinkelman Helen Kipf Tenth Street

Rebekah Group entertains Nebekah Club at Lewis home

Rebekah Group and Nebekah Social Club members gathered at Mabel Lewis home on Winckles street for an evening of socializing and bingo after the business session. Prizes awarded to Nellie Reynolds first Hilda Choate second Jeanette Arnold third and Donna Johnson fourth. Refreshments served by Delia Lutz and Jeanette Arnold. Next meeting set for October fifth at Blanche Thompson’s on Ninth.

Rebekah Nebekah Mabel Lewis Winckles Street Nellie’ Reynolds Hilda Choate Jeanette Arnold Donna Johnson First Methodist Church Blanche Thompson Ninth Street

Entertains Club Holds Meeting at Trombetta Home

The Gaiety Club met at Josephine Trombetta's home on 334 Eighteenth Street. Doris Schaefer and Doris Van Valken Berg won prizes in bun co. Dolores Korp took top honors in the amateur contest Party Pranks. Lunch featured green and white decor and gifts from secret sisters.

Gaiety Club Josephine Trombetta Eighteenth Street Doris Schaefer Doris van Valkenberg Delores Korp Janet Stagg Avon, Io

Local residents share visits and travels over Labor Day weekend

Mr and Mrs Tommy Jones and Mrs Bob Squires visited the D B Gordon home on Earl Court. Several locals attend the Medina County Fair while others traveled to Uniontown Pennsylvania and Cleveland. Births marriages and travels populate a roundup of weekend activity with a Poets book noted and German heating ban mentioned.

Romance Ends In Oberlin Campus Wedding At Fairchild Chapel

Elizabeth Stokes Chapman and Theodore Ropp wed at Oberlin Theological Seminary Fairchild Chapel with Rev. Thomas Williams officiating. Attendants include maid of honor Mary K. Maller and ushers. reception at Mrs Selman’s followed by dinner at the Chapman home. The couple plans a Cambridge, Massachusetts residence where Ropp teaches history at Harvard.

Histern Geerlin Fairchild Chapel Oberlin Elizabeth Stokes Chapman Theodore Ropp Thomas Williams Miss Chapman C. B. Chapman LaPorte Mr. Ropp Irwin Ropp New Bedford Pennsylvs Cole

Lorain Girl Weds Vincent Lindway at Holy Trinity

Miss Mary Hormick daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hormick of Lorain wed Vincent Lindway son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lindway of Elyria in a nine o'clock Monday ceremony at Holy Trinity church. The church was decorated with flowers as Rev Fr Rehar officiated. The bride wore white satin with a Queen Anne lace collar and a pearl coronet, carried a colonial bouquet of roses. Maid of honor Betty Lindway wore blue satin with gold quilting. bridesmaids wore pink satin gowns with pink bouquets. Best man Jon Hormick and ushers Stanley Jake and John Hormick attended. A reception followed at the Sokol hall. the couple will reside at 405 Bond Street, Elyria. Lindway manages a lake avenue store.

Oberlin Mary K. Maller Elyria Stokes Irwin Ropp C. B. Chap O. B. Chapman Arthur Giles Chapman Miss Chapman Oberlin Conservatory of Music LaPorte M. BE. Church Ropp Harvard University Europe Phi Kappa Lambda Scholastic Fraternity United Presbyterian Church New Bedford Theodore Ropp la Porte Cambridge Massachusetts Irwin Ropy Elizabeth Margaret Esh Pennsylvania Charles Gilbert Max Chapman Erle Chapman Cleveland Frederick Artz Paul Curn Herzegh Marjorie Zunis Wheeling West Virginia Holy Trinity Church Loraln Mary Hormick Andrew Hormick Lorain Vincent Lindway Stephen Lindway Lake Avenue Rehar Abe Weading Delovitch Betty Lindway Helen Lindway Mary Mallinowski Maid of Honors Jon Hormick Bast Man Stanley Jake John Hormick Sokol Hall

Ruth Stanford and Forrest Smith Wed in Elyria

Miss Ruth Stanford daughter of Mr and Mrs D A Stanford of Broad Street and Forrest J Smith son of Mr and Mrs Harry South of Gulf Road were married Saturday morning at St Mary’s parsonage with Rev Fr Edward J Murphy officiating. The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Edward Knipper. Breakfast followed at the Diner on Cleveland Road and a reception at the bridegroom’s parents home. They plan a Niagara Falls Canada trip and now reside with the Stanford family. Both graduates of Elyria High School. Mrs Smith worked at W T Grant and Mr Smith at Perry-Fay. Also note Emmanuel Lutheran Missionary Society meeting postponed to Sept 16 at Mrs George Mynchanberg Sr’s home.

Tommy Jones Bob Squires Gary Lodiana D. B. Gordon Earl Court Jones Squires R. C. Baird Seventh Street Medina H. Pickett Harvey Coniam Harvey, Jr William Detroit Michigan William Brooke East River Street Roy Wally Cleveland Uniontown Pennsylvania Ralph Miller Lake Avenue Jennie Snyder Ruth Pickett Wooster Ohio Garvin Avenue Paul Funk J. D. Funk Jackson Cora Overmyer Fremont G. M. Marsh Eastern Heights Boulevard S. T. Machock Port Arthur Texas Charles John Machock Ares R. Arnold Park Arnold New York City Reefy West Third Harry Abbenzeller Toledo Carrie McQueen Florence Gillman Bell Avenue Buffalo New York C. N. Williams Robert Renouard Indiana Ilinois Kentucky Indianapolis Vincennes Princeton Henderson Dade Park Julia Saywell Princeton Avenue U. S Manhattan Nottingham England Los Angeles California Proctor Marian Pierpont Lakewood H. S. Hulse Hulse Minnie Church Frank Blakeslee Sandra Ruth Julia Kegges Vermilion-on-the- Lake Charles H. Kopp Fairport Ralph Belden Courtland Street Walter Magnuson Elyria Memorial Hospital Edward Czak Elyria Ohio University Athens Arthur Schon Tropics Panama Argentina East Avenue Hymen Fred Raessler Vermilion-on-the-Lake Chicago Roger la Grange Rockford R. A. Sanker Cleveland Heights James Brandal Windsor Canada Bell Isle Dearborn Henry Ford Greenfield Village Ruth Stanford D. A. Stanford Broad Street Forrest J. Smith Harry South Gulf Road St. Mary's Parsonage Edward J. Murphy Edward Knipper

Plan Hay Ride Social at St Pauls Young People's League

The Young People's League of St Pauls church met for a monthly social and business session led by 4lyn. Prayers were offered by Gladys Anderson Elna Wirth and Russell Schroeter. Plans were made for a September hay ride and Sunday devotion will resume with Gladys Anderson leading. The gathering concluded with singing, shuffleboard and popcorn balls. Twelve Circle Dot Club members visited Mrs Marie Richm on Walnut Street. prizes were won by Mrs Martha Wirth Mrs Aliee Kaylor and Mrs Hattie Schroeder. Birthday gifts for hostess Mrs Minnie Lewis. In two weeks Mrs Lewis will host at her home Stop 7 on the River Road.

Young People's League of Circle Dot Club Marie Richm Walnut Street Martha Wirth Aliee Kaylor Mra Hattie Schroeder Minnie Lewis

Catholic Benevolent Association Plans Juvenile Dept

Project Regular business was transacted last night when the ladies Catholic Benevolent Association met in K of C hall. Plans for a juvenile department to be organized this Fall were discussed and a social meeting with cards following a tureen dinner. A prospective event. The L C B A meets again in regular session Tuesday evening October fifth.

Ladies Catholc Benevolent Association K. of C. Hall

Hospital Admissions List With Names and Addresses

A compact roster of admissions and discharges lists individuals by name and partial address, including Myron Gibson and Mrs. Paul Fujka among others, with a discharge entry for Mrs. Harold Heritage at B12 Furnace Street. The material reads like a local hospital notice segment listing multiple persons and locations without narrative context.

Myron Gibson Lake Avenue Paul Fujka Irondate Bela Bacso West River Melvin Lertzman Lorain Walter Magnuson East River Angeline Orzewinski Eee Richard Holmes Virginia Vacha Avon Lake eMra George Pankratz Lodi John Howard Oberlin Road Frank Hopkins Abbe Road Preston Silk la Grange John Wray Andrew Dygert Nelliston New York Harold Prestage Furnace Street

Ridgeville Grange Ice Cream Social at George Fortune home

Ridgeville Grange hosts an ice cream social at the home of George Fortune on Root Road this Friday evening September 10. All welcome to attend.

Ridgeville Grange George Fortune Root Rd

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Society Dorothy Junk Mable Little Irene Ackerman Wheaton Grace Nieding Washington Street Vermilion Russell Beal West Bridge Street Marian Lohr Willis Gebhardt Eber Vincent Lewis Decker Thas Lydia E. Pinke Bam Mrs. J. Wagner Country Club Robert Buol Mildred Hillmer Elyria Country Club Burton Boynton Thomas Bruce George Lawson Henry Alexander William Thies Philip Barr Don Porter Mary Ruth Locke Theodore Rafferty Mary Franklin Alfred Morse Wealtha Sinerson Jack Storm DeEtte Carpenter Storm George Street Edna Malterer Fredaline Bliss James Sharkey Marie Kelling Virginia Roth C.T.U Rosemarie O'Donnell Omaha Neb Marchmont Schwartz Notre Dame Creighton University South Brae Ind Acme Mrs. Cook Tioga Johnston Gift & Knit Shop East Second Street Agnes Dowdell Lorain County Agriculture Conservation Office Misa Dowdell Oerlin Conservatory of Music Florence Sellers Harvard Avenue Lapeeee Ehen Edwin Arlington Robinson Germany Bell Co Mill St Circle St. Paul's Church Forrest Smith Missionary Society of Emmanuel Lutheran Church George Mynchanberg, Sr Middle Avenue Elm Street Ann Worcester East Ave Mrs. Kiehm Hazel F Hane Nowswifz Acon 'S Hair Shop the Beauty Shop TALON
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