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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1939

Page

9

Miss Dorothy Mae McHenry Weds Richard Fell in Lorain Church

A crowded Emmanuel Evangelical church in Lorain hosted the wedding of Miss Dorothy Mae McHenry daughter of Mr and Mrs W L McHenry of Lorain to Richard D Fell son of Mr and Mrs A M Fell of Elyria The ceremony featured peach and white gladioli and a satin kneeling cushion The bride wore a prince style gown with pearl trimmed orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of white roses lilies of the valley and gypsophila Family and friends from Elyria Amherst and Lorain attended and post wedding plans included a two week eastern states tour and residence at 419 Oxford Avenue.

Elyria Emmanuel Evangelical Victor Peterson Jane Helle Maureen Decker Mildred McHenry E. Stuart Riffle Ralph Fox Robert Fox Alex Eschke Kolbe Stone House Fell Oxford Avenue Lorain High School Spencerian College Phi Beta Tau Sorority Emmanuel Church Lorain National City Bank of Cleveland Elyna High School Elyria Business College Royal Rogues Second Congregational Church Western Automatic

W H M S Opens Season At First Methodist Church

The Women s Home Missionary Society of First Methodist opens fall activities with a Wednesday meeting at two o clock led by new president Mrs A D Strong of No 21 Colonial Apartments. A consecration service for the new officers is a special feature.

The Women’s Home Missionary Society of First Methodist Church A. D. Strong No. 21 Colonial Apartments

Social notices and travels of Elyria residents

Elyria social notes list numerous visits and guests across local families. Miss Jeanette Sheppard plans a Tri Delt gathering in Shaker Heights while Ruth Gates returns from Michigan with her mother. Several residents travel to Oberlin for church institutes, attend schools or plan studies, and many family visitors arrive from Chicago, Youngstown, Reeding, and Frankin. A mix of weddings, births, college moves, and travel details reflect late summer social life.

Jeanette Sheppard Park Avenue Margaret Snyder Shaker Heights Ruth Gates Mary Gates East Avenue Michigan Oberlin Institute of Congregational Christian Church Lantern Fellowship First Congregational Church Phil. Houserman James Stephenson Shrevesport Louisiana Lucy Houserman John K. Nece Brooklyn Street Mary R. Vail Grace M. Vail Youngstown Ohio Charles Raggie Reeding J. G. Upp Upp Fourth Street Martha Bourquin Mayfield Heights Marian Upp Berea Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music John Eckler Chicago Illinois Frank Eckler Lake Avenue France William Kreeger Vermilion Elyria Memorial Hospital Robert Wissinger Greencastle Indiana DePauw University James Standau Almon Sanker Cleveland Irvin Wendell Loudonville Mohican Forest Camp Robert Sanker Case School of Applied Science Fred Stegman James Brandau Elyria R. A. Sanker Clevelzna Heights Sylvan Lake Rome City Will Mennewish Mennewish Ida Converse Ralph Myers Ruth Myers Meadows Deion Shenigan H. G. Wilford Nintin Street Donald Mason Adiusons Oxford Avenue A. J. Sheema Franklin Pennsylvania Joseph Sheema Woodford Avenue Ben Sartor Bartlesville Oklahoma Edwin Schnarr Kenyon Avenue Schwarr Foster LaGrange Dearborn Norman Stegman South Middle Avenue West LaFayette Purdue University June Nichols Lakewood Chalmer Mosher Kenyon Court Ed Smith, Jr Weat Twelfth Street Elyriaene Hospital Julia Saywell John Ackroyd Nottingham England Kenneth Bud" Swindling University of Alabama Tuscaloosa STE Acress Richard Moran Columbus

Garnet Jackson and Reynold Schultz Wed in West Virginia

The wedding of Garnet Jackson and Reynold Schultz took place in Wheeling West Virginia on September second. The couple will reside at 1411 East Avenue after September fifteenth. Separately, local church youth groups began Fall activities at First Baptist Church with Rally Day drawing 515 in Sunday school and new leadership guiding planned events.

Garnett Jackson Arthur Jackson Reynold Schultz Amherst Wheeling West Virginia Schultz 1411 East Avenue First Baptist Church Mary Jean McElfresh Thelma Jean. Gegenheimer Helen Briggs Bettie Opper Jane Bender Martha Cremeans Kenneth Haas Margaret Opper Jane Benders Pearl Cox Phoebe Cary Kenneth Mack Church House Elyria

Associates Assemble A Hamburg and WienER Roast

A Thursday evening gathering at the Martin Mathis home in South Amherst hosted by the Western Automatic company repair department. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Minch, Mr and Mrs William Bridgett, Mr and Mrs F Ketchum, Mr and Mrs E Buswell and family, Mr and Mrs P Moran F Vayda and William Munske of Elyria, Mr and Mrs D Page Wellington, Mr and Mrs F McIntire and Mr and Mrs A Braun of Amherst, Mr and Mrs Megysic and DN Lene...

Martin Mathis South Amherst Western Automatic Company Robert Minch William Bridgett F. Ketchum E. Buswell P. Moran F. Vayda William Munske Elyria D. Page Wellington

Huntington Couple Surprised On 55th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Irve Davidson of Huntington were surprised by friends and neighbors at their home to mark their 55th wedding anniversary. A noon picnic dinner featured a five tier cake. Guests from Elyria Wadsworth Lorain Sullivan Huntington Wellington Ashland Polk attended.

Irve Davidson Huntington Hart Lininger Elyria Wadsworth Lorain Sullivan Wellington Ashland Polk Greenville Pennsylvania Floyd Knoxville Tennessee Davidson

Shower honors Mrs Stanley Haswell at Robson Court

Entertain at the Robson Court home Friday evening with Mrs J A Ratcil and Mrs Fred Maddock as co hosts. Twenty four guests enjoyed dancing and prizes awarded to Ruth De Bracy Evelyn Siffert Helen Wircenske Bernice Gwin Lois Hancock. A later dessert course featured pastel decor and favors. Guests included multiple Haswell family members and Mrs Eleanor Wilcox among others.

J. A. Ratcil Fred Maddock Robson Court Stanley Haswell Ruth DeBracy Evelyn Siffert Helen Wircenske Bernice Gwin Lois Hancock Betty Keister Eleanor Wilcox Heswell

Hospital Admissions And Discharges List Of Local Residents

A mixed list notes admissions and discharges for residents including Ronald Mittler at 118 West River Street and several others such as Mrs Otto Chapman R D No 2 and Mrs Walter Schultz of Grafton. Discharges mention Lloyd Jones 230 Bath Street Irvin Sharp LaGrange Rose Mary Hanns 317 Beech Street and more.

Ronald Mittler West River Street Otto Chapman R D Walter Schultz Grafton Mra Harvey Heath Erie Street Myron Kolb R. D William Kreeger Vermilion Sarah Bacon Amherst Joseph Sheema Woodford Avenue Helen Naughton Lake Avenue George Smith Donald Mason Oxford Avenue Dan Schon East Avenue Judith Griffin Lloyd Jones Bath Street Irvin Sharp LaGrange Rosemary Hanns Beech Street William Gall Columbia Station Jean Matthewson Marseilles Francis Klarys Lake Ave Marian Bernard Valley City Gladys Gantz Dominic Barnuable West Broad Street William Coniam Oberlin Paul Sinegar Hillsdale Court Robert Weideman Grant Street John Eischen Sumner Street

Reunion Highlights and Picnic at Sugar Ridge Road

The David Miller and Gray families held their first annual reunion at Sugar Ridge road with a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. Thomas Gray. Twenty-one guests sat at two long tables with green and yellow decor and many gifts for the honored guest. The group later picnicked at Norwalk with out‑of‑town relatives and local attendees. Next reunion planned for Clyde in early Fall 1940 at George Henry’s home. The Yost family also held an annual reunion at Sugar Ridge road with forty members and two guests. A business meeting reappointed officers, and the 1940 gathering set for Labor Day weekend at the same site. Bible Class at First Congregational reconvened with John Ade as president and plans for the year to include member participants in discourses. C P Shively spoke on national thinking influenced by a people’s philosophy. R W McWilliams named Membership chair. September 27 picnic planned with Mr. and Mrs. Ritter in charge.

Mary Sim John Sim Indian Hollow Road John Super Gus Mackerty Dan Nesbit Joan Laskey Miss Sim William Karman Holy Trinity Church David Miller Thomas Gray Sugar Ridge Road E. R. Miller Norwalk Fred Yost Clarence Smith Irene Smith First Congregational Church John Ade L. C. Meredith C. P. Shively R. W. McWilliams

Lorain and Elyria Licenses List Noted Names

A list of licensed individuals includes Woodrow J J Claus age 24 from Lorain a bus driver and Edith Van Niel age 19 from Lorain. Ernest Thomas age 27 from Elyria a labourer and Pauline Pasadyn age 26 from Elyria. W C A Elyria.

Woodrow J. J. Claus Lorain Edith van Niel Ernest Thomas Elyria Pauline Pasadyn W. C

Wellington Flower Show Crowned With Top Honors

Wellington Ohio September 11 Mrs Homer Barbe led the Wellington Garden Club flower show exhibitors winning the sweepstakes with 129 points. Winners included Mrs John Hughes Norman Linder Mrs Glen Duvidge and others across divisions in dahlias marigolds zinnias gladiolus petunias and morning glories. Juvenile Four H and non Four H prizes awarded with several young exhibitors titled youngest exhibitor Johnnie Barbe. Special prizes went to Mrs Josephine Outridge Robert Miler and others. A separate note mentions reconstruction of the Nanking observatory beginning after partial wreckage.

Wellington Homer Barbe Wellington Garden Club Barbe John Hughes Norman Linder Glen Dutvidge A. B. Southard May Callely J. Mughes Lawrence Jordan Petunias Joseph Wright der Hart Mary Seitters Hilda Schach Eleanor Linder David Andrews Dickie Barbe

Seven Dwarfs Club Organizes First Meeting

The Seven Dwarfs held its first meeting at Patricia Dempsey's home Saturday afternoon. Officers elected were Pat Scott as president, Patty Hogan as vice president, Rita Mae Swindling as treasurer and scribe. Rosemary Bumbach and June Anne Henson won prizes in games before refreshments. The next meeting is set for Rita Mae Swindling's home on September 23.

Seven Dwarfs Patricia Dempsey Pat Scott Patty Hogan Rita Mae Rosemary Bumbach Anne Henson Rita Mae Swindling

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dorothy Mae McHenry Richard Fell Lorain Church Lila Jimmie Jacob Muth Forest Street Lila E James Balas Stephan Balas Sr Lehigh Avenue Louise ‘Maxwell Lydia Michael Julia Voras Florence Wallace Lydia ‘Michael Constance Kreeger Margaret Balas Janie Lahiff Miss McCrann J. L. Sullivan Jean McCrann Raymond Sullivan St. Agnes Church Leon Selman Ohio Street Mr. Sullivan LaCrosse Wisconsin Janice Holzbauer Margo Pilato Wilma Buzzard Kriegson Church of Christ Marguerite Edwards Serye Jesus Ruth McGinnis Dois Edwards Queena Mae Scott Bois Jéan Smuih Bil Ryan Canton Bill Ryan Lois Jean Smith Camp Iss See Kes Friendship Club W.H.M.S Gertrude Rahli Brookhouser’s U. S. Sprague Last Ave Formos Garnet Jackson W. Va Don Braquire Foatoran Miller Yost Ruth's Wave Shop Cleveland Academy Fasy Payments Cleveland Academy of Cosmen Euclid Ave Plogy Oberlin HI Elyria HI E. Bridgetreet Nanking China Geraldine Greene Emily Reed Graystone Hotel Bidg C.h.merthe & Co Wan Bree
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