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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1939

Page

11

Couple Weds in LaCrosse Wisconsin Ceremony

Jean A. McCrann and Raymond M. Sullivan were married at St. Agnes Church at five pm. The bride, daughter of Mrs. James McCrann, wore white taffeta in princess style and carried a prayerbook bouquet. The groom is from La Crosse a banker and employee of Northern States Power. they will reside at 1708 Winnebago Street.

Jean A. McCraym James McCrann Furnace Street St. Agnes Church Raymond M. Sullivan LaCrosse Wisconsin Leo J. Brissel Vincent J. Gray Joan Gray Miss Gray John N. Sullivan Jack Cullin Henry Radican Oberlin School of Commerce Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company Mr. Sullivan LaCrosse High School State Normal School Northern States Power Company

Rainbow for Worley Advisor in Valerie Tite

Valerie Tite presided as advisor with Gerry Wilmot Charity Janet Strohl Ope Corinne Rhodes Faith Beth Zerkill Shirley Buckley elected treasurer and four-year term. Theodora Demos continues secretary. Open installation planned Sept 25 with a dance. the advisory board attended with Mrs Hazel Brodbeck Floretie Heidrich Mabel Strong Florence Steger. guests included Mrs Reefs and Ed e Masonic Order.

Worley Valerie Tite Gerry Wilmot Charity Janet Strohlope Corinne Rhodes Faith Beth Zerkill Shirley Buckley Bergéehr Theodora ‘Demos Yegr Scheed Dorothy Fell Betty Felt Lila ‘Felt Phyllis Choate Phy- 4 Alexander Donna Graham Lois Norma Woodcock Robe Kathryn Shar Mirs Hazel Brodbeck Floretie Heidrich Mabel Mars Mabel Strong Tanta Florence Stegerett Eras Refengs S Atsoust Reichard Peg Marsh Ealing Ada Theodora Demos Janet Siréhi Myine Evans Corinne Bhoden Grace Sharrer Beth ¢Sanker Martha

Congregational church meeting reports missions and outings

Members and guests met last night for a congregational gathering with reports from Stewart as missionary and notes on home and foreign missions. Articles were presented, the Baldwin Park South Seas project discussed, and a social hour followed a family tureen supper.

Mart” Stewart Seringnagy Smalli Land South Seas Robert Slack Hattie Vincent Robert Foster

Elyria Couple Wed In Kentucky

Mr and Mrs E S Brown wed in Louisville and will be at home at 1620 East Avenue after October first The bride former Mrs Laura Simmmerly disclosed the news to Elyria Telephone Co associates The ceremony was conducted August 31 by Rev E G Hargett at a Louisville Methodist church Mr Brown works for I T S Co A separate note reports Evelene Ernst Gleason receiving a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs Morton Hastings with six dunce tables prizes to Geraldine Sandrock and Marilyn Hastings The couple now reside at 121 Longford Avenue Also noted is a birthday party hosted by Mrs Lyle Amato for daughter Ruth at 127 Homer Street Ruth turned six with gifts and games guests listed including Alice McKenzie Verda Doolan Carolyn Doolan Joan Betz Jane Zimmermann June Powell Betty Powell Susan Helfrich Barbara Helfrich Leora Ahlgrin Patti Murphy Patsy Morvath and Shirley Horvath and others.

E. S. Brown Louisville Kentucky East Avenue Brown Laura FE. Simmmerly Elyria Telephone Co E. G Hargett Methodist Church Owen Gleason Evelene Ernst Morton Hastings la Grange Road Geraldine Sandrock Marilyn Hastings Gleason Longford Avenue Carolyn Doolan Joan Betz Jane Zimmerman Lorain June Powell Betty Powell Susan Helfrich Barbara Helfrich Leora Ahlgrin Patty Murphy Sandra Murphy Patsy Morvath Betty Horvath Shirley Horvath

Local Personal News Highlights and Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gross and son visit Lihue relatives in Ohio and Michigan. Shirley Bulkley enters Baldwin Wallace College in Berea. Sayre Fitch leaves for Salvation Army training in New York City. Several births reported in Elyria area. A large farewell for local students precedes journeys to colleges and cities. Funeral services reconnect families across Wellington, Berea, and Erie.

Andrew Gross Lihue Hawaii L. B. Hindman Lake Avenue Freese Cedar Street P. E. Harding Kipton Helen Skeels Cahillicothe Ohio E. M. Green Beverly Ann Edna Martin C. K. Ford Detroit Michigan Shirley Bulkley Gulf Road Baldwin-Wallace College Berea Hulett Hall George Briggs Nelda Jackson Erie Pennsylvania Sayre Fitch Glen Fitch West Broad Street Salvation Army Training College New York City Salvation Army Cleveland Oliver Ziegman Race Road Ridgeville St. John’s Hospital McKinley Musical Messengers Sheffield Leon Underhill Florence Sagert Clarence Quashnefski Jackson Street Amherst Relaves Louis Maxwell Harvey Heath Erie Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Janice W. Ruth West Avenue Warsaw Niagara Falls New York David Kirkbride David Pittsburgh Kirkbride R. E. Kirkbride Eastern Heights Boulevard George Kay Ruth Mary Lou Providence Rhode Island Boston Massachusetts Milton Taft Lakewood Lakewood Hospital Janet Ellen Taft Elyria Alice Powers Bob Meredith George Lang Fred Kent Cecil Grills Wellington Roberta Howenstine Park Avenue Colorado University of Colorado Boulder Floyd Lang Ely Tia Herman Wellert Chestnut Ridge Allan Lang Frank Lovejoy M. Saville Stanley Akron Fred Avery George Yost East Avenue Phoebe Sherrard J. B. Kreps Chestnut Street Lansing Perrington

Lorain and Amherst residents named in license actions

Six Lorain residents including Ellsworth Six and Griselda Strout aged 44 and 28 face license related items while Albert Paul Goods 23 and Dorothy Mae Bisch 21 of Amherst are listed with inspector roles or actions. Details unclear from fragment.

Ellsworth Lorain Griselda Strout Albert Paul Goods Dorothy Mae Bischoff Amherst

Meetings and notices from Townsend Club and Cosmo Club

Townsend Club No 2 meets this evening in the Woodman hall with a special party all are invited. Cosmopolitan Club gathers Thursday at 1 PM at Mrs Arthur Tites home West avenue Mrs Henry Ingersoll assisting hostess. West Side Division W R C to serve dinner October 13 at meeting. next W R C meeting September 22. Division D Church of Christ hosts luncheon Thursday at noon at Mrs George Martins West River Street.

Townsend Club No. 2 Woodman Wall Cosmopolitan Club Arthur Tite West Avenue Henry Ingersoll West Side W. R.C Division D Church Methodist Church G. G. G. Club Mary Warner South Olive Street George Link Second Street 2Nd Congregational Executive Board

Anniversary Dinner For Captain P D Reefy Circle

The Ladies of G A R Captain P D Reefy Circle No 96 marked six years with a Woodman Hall dinner attended by members and guests. Past department officers Sadie Mae Williams Florence Deighton and Louise Reinhard spoke. A future social for September 19th was announced with Millie Howlett chairing the committee.

P. D. Reefy Woodman Hall Department Sadie Mae Williams Florence Deighton Department C. of A Louise Reinhard Millie Howlett Delia Davis Celia Livingston Anna Bruck Dorothy Willert

Plans for Franklin P T A Year Unveiled at Meeting

Franklin Parent Teacher Association executive committee met with new president Mrs. Charles Evans at Colonial Apartments. They outlined the year’s work and announced luncheon reservations with Mrs Evans or Mrs Kang for September 23 at First Congregational church.

Franklin Parent-Teacher Association Charles Evans Colonial Apartments Evans F. C. Kang All Day School of Instruction First Congregational Church Franklin Quinn Cleveland Lang Franklin School Paul Collins Ways and Means Pt.a Dorothy Jones Ollie Palmer

Mugwumps Begin Year's Activities

The Mugwumps opened the year with an entertaining first meeting at the Higgie home. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Wilbur Henry, Mrs. Milton Baumhardt, and Mrs. Nelson Fitch. Mrs. Jones received a club gift, and best wishes go to Mrs. George Briggs now living in Erie. A salad course followed, with two guests present. Next gathering hosted by Mrs. Mark Abbe and Mrs. Everett Schrock on October 9.

Mugwumps Frank Higgie Arthur O. Jones Higgie High Street Wilbur Henry Milton Baumhardt Nelson Fitch Jones Ethyl Milliren George Briggs Nelda Jackson Erie Pennsylvania Baumhardt Pat Ryan Mark Abbe Everett Schrock

Sunny Side Up Club Honors Retiring President

Grace Koontz opened her Cornell home to Sunny Side Up members for a luncheon and bunco games. First prize went to Alice Hinderer, second to Grace Carr, third to Ed Weber, with Miriam Carr winning a special prize. A gift recognized Weber’s decade as president. Hinderer will lead. Dale Sawyer joined as guest. Grace Carr hosts again on Longfellow Street in two weeks.

Grace Koontz Cornell Alice Hinderer Grace Carr Ed Weber Miriam Carr Weber Hinderer Dale Sawyer Longfellow Street

Beautiful Hair and Nail Care Tips for Summer

Anita Louise styles shiny blonde hair with simple pins and ribbons to stay cool in sun. If beach sand scratches nails, buff daily with powder polish and skip nail lacquer for two to three weeks. Do a hot oil manicure weekly to get naturally pink, shiny nails for special occasions.

Anita Louise

Red and Green Sweet Peppers Ad at Wainwright's Stop 68

Red and green peppers advertised at 15 cents per peck at Wainwright's Stop 68 Cleveland reads. Phone 2727.

Wainwright’s Cleveland

New Business and Industrial Secretary To Arrive At Local Y W C A Friday

Miss Roberta Drake of Grove City Pennsylvania will assume the Business and Industrial secretary role at the local YWCA this Friday, replacing Miss Roma Bader. Board president Mrs E J Howenstine announced the appointment at yesterday's meeting.

Roberta Drake Grove City Pennsylvania Roma Bader E. J. Howenstine Miss Drake Butler Grove City College Roy Clymer Madge Baird Hiram ‘College Bowler Hall Nancy Chancellor Lakeside

Community calendar features many club meetings in Elyria

The agenda lists numerous group gatherings through the day at local venues including YWCA, YMCA, and churches. Highlights include a tureen supper at 8 by Gertrude Eagles Auxiliary, a 6:30 supper and election by American Legion Auxiliary, several sororities and fraternal orders meeting, and a 7:30 start for the 2nd Congregational executive board.

Hospital Admissions And Discharges In Ohio Towns

Admission list includes Stanley Bycynski Grafton Don Gensemer Millersburg Rochelle Robertson 633 East River street Beryl Schiff Lorain Carl Hungerford Painesville Margaret Orosz 104 West River street Mrs Hilary Nunnink Oberlin Mrs Grace Park Grafton Kathryn Caywood Lorain Norma and Patricia Baker Vermilion Discharges include Mrs Alexander Clark baby boy R D No 1 Mrs Richard Gleason baby boy South Amherst Mrs Gustav Melo baby girl 112 Harvard Avenue Mrs Lewis Klinect baby girl Grafton Mrs Joseph Carter 187 Wood Street Rochelle Robertson 633 East River Street A bird in fever heat with first rate breathing apparatus maintains high temperature.

Stanley Bycynski Grafton Don Gensemer Millersburg Ohio Rochelle Robertson East River Street Beryl Schiff Lorain Carl Hungerford Painesville Margaret Orosz West River Street Hilary Nunnink Oberlin Grace Park Kathryn Caywood Norma Patricia Baker Vermilion Alexander Clark R. D. No Richard Gleason South Amherst Gustav Melo Harvard Avenue Lewis Klinect Joseph Carter Wood Street

Admit New Member at Sans Souci and Junior Auxiliary Meet

Sans Souci admitted new member Mrs Corwin Burrer after last night’s gathering hosted by Mrs Bert Pureek on West Bridge Street. Awards went to Mrs Claire Parker and Mrs Paul Palmer for high scores with Mrs Clelland Andress consoled. Fiesta ware decor brightened tables during refreshments. In two weeks Mrs Harvey Curus will host on Cedar Street. The Junior Auxiliary met at Helen Elemes’s home on Lodi Street for a Wiener roast. They will meet October second at Ruth Meinke’s home with Lois Jean Smith assisting.

Sans Souci Bert Pureek West Bridge Street Corwin Burrer Claire Parker Paul Palmer Clelland Andress Harvey Cureus Cedar Street Helen Louise Elemes Lodi Street Elemes Ruth Meinke Lois Jean Smith

Embrace Change in Wardrobe and Beauty Habits

A dated guide urges women to avoid repetition in perfume and colors, advocating yearly variation in dresses and hats, seasonal makeup changes to stay youthful, and skin care steps for sensitive complexions. It emphasizes fresh shades, new hat shapes, and adapting makeup to seasons and aging.

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Mable Littl Jean McCrann LaCrosse Wise Spee & AF Rivest Sachin Batamer Batameria Isaiah Lpbers Thne Iva Mae Ardell Ione Aspe Peninsula Carl Schmit Yellowstone Park Fy. Hicks Re Methodist Lakesilay Tb ‘Bs M.L. McGee Ward Henson Sidney Hudson Frith Burgan Christman Harry Minnie Cunning Olivette Lauck C. Schmit- Bars A. Strong Rex Elberta _ Wainwright’s Mileveland Road Honor Mrs. Gleason Mrs. Cassandra Brothers Y. W.C. A. Thureday Fahar P.D. Reefy Circle Franklin P.T. A Mary Ingersoll Middle Avenue Miss Ingersoll Marny E. Bridge St Broad St Ostrov Junior Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club H. H. Nye Leila Huff Neff Metropolitan Club Helen T. Berthoff Harriett Hubbard Frederick Snyder George Lamberton Rogers Two O'Clock Club J. Martin Beck R. C. Novatney Eugene Hubbard Grace McCullough Chiquita Club Blakeley Gertrude Eagles American Legion Auxiliary Class of T. BR. Scheuneman 6Th Street Betty Scheibel Spruce Street Tuesettes C. Berrington Orne Sempre Walter McMullen Butternut Ridge Daughters of Union Veterans Knights of St John K. of C. Hall Elks Lodge Modern Woodmen of America Baptist Women’s Missionary Society Raymond Biddle St. John's Young Ladies Society Erna Burandt St. Paul's Young People’s Nature Dean Doan Botamer E. Broad St Broad Street Greater Federal Depoosit Insurance Mation
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