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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1939

Page

11

October Third Is Date Of Marriage Of Gertrude Hotow and Roger Hart

Gertrude Hotow, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick W Hotow, will wed Roger L Hart on October 3 1939 at Grace Lutheran church. Hart, son of Mrs Mabel P Hart, is a Hackensack New Jersey High School graduate and Elyria City employee. Hotow, an Elyria High School and Oberlin School of Commerce alumna, works for J C Penney Co. She attends Grace Lutheran church.

Gertrude Hotow Frederick W. Hotow Roger L. Hart Grace Lutheran Church W. W. Walker Hart Mabel P. Hart Hackensack New Jersey Elyria Miss Hoton Elyria High School Oberlin School of Commerce J. C. Penney Co

Hostess Hosts B B B Club Evening Game Night

Mrs Ruth Shepard hosted B B B club guests on Clark street, playing thirty five games of chance. Prizes went to Ruth Shepard, Lena Butz, and Anna Mahan. Ann Mahan assisted with luncheon for members and guests including Mrs Stokes, Mrs Hess, and Mrs Wichlasz. The club will be entertained by Mrs Butz on Sumner street in two weeks.

B. B B Ruth Shepard Clark Street Lena Butz Anna Mahan Ann Mahan Stokes Hess Wichlasz Butz Sumner Street

New officers installed by Women's Welsh Club at Mrs. Agate's home

Mrs. James Davies became president with Mrs. George Smith as first VP and Mrs. Gwiliam Jones as second VP. Other officers include secretary Mrs. E. T. Reese, treasurer Mrs. George Ridgeway, assistant treasurer Mrs. John Lloyd, sunshine treasurer Mrs. A. L. Agate, and chaplain. After the service a memorial for Mrs. Margaret Ross and Mrs. Mary Saville was held. A Canton convention report was given, and refreshment tables featured green and white. The October 17 meeting place is undecided.

Women’s Welsh Club A. L. Agate George Smith East River Street Gwiliam Jones Evan Griffiths E. T. Reese George Ridgeway John Lloyd Sunshine Margaret Ross Mary Saville Agate J. Davies Canton

Elyria W C T U Resumes Meetings and Socials

Miss Helen Osborn presided over the first regular W C T U meeting of the year at Mrs. Thomas Martin’s home. Mrs. Anna Kennedy was away. C L Bristol led a lesson on Security of Believing from Second John, and W H Vanoster spoke on temperance and right living. Lillian and Lois Eldred hosted a postmeeting social for Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lauer. Townsend Club No 2 met in Woodman hall with C J Kiefer presiding as membership drive begins and a party featuring Frank Kelly’s orchestra followed.

Helen Osborn Thomas Martin Second Street Anna Kennedy C. L. Bristol W. H. Vanoster Townsend Club No. 2 Woodman Hall C. J. Kiefer Frank Kelly

Eagles Auxiliary hosts tureen dinner and events in Marion

Approximately forty Eagles Auxiliary members enjoyed a tureen dinner in Eagles Hall and invited attendance from Marion Ohio Auxiliary for the newly elected Grand Worthy President John Abel of Marion. Six candidates were accepted into the Auxiliary. A bingo party is set for September 19 with Ruth Sutliff as chair and Christine Derek Ann Cast le Alice Kaylor and Emma Zahrley in charge. The next Auxiliary meeting is September 26. Rebekah Social Club hosted by Mrs. Edith Slater on Roosevelt Avenue featured 21 members plus a guest. Mrs. Pearle Wright was absent and Mrs. Iva Marsh led the meeting. A Halloween party was planned for the next meeting at Mrs. Florence Gillman’s home on Bell Avenue. A Rebekah dinner is announced for next Wednesday at L. O. O. F. Hall at six. Bingo followed the business session with prizes to Mrs. Iva Marsh Mrs. C Southam and Mrs. Edna Woodcock. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Slater Mrs. Jessie Lester Mrs. Grace Heidrich Mrs. Iva Simmons and Mrs. Louise Stearns.

Sue Tudor Club Melvin T. Sayers Newport Kentucky C. H. Derrick Phil Sayers Cleveland Street William McCully Columbus Street Ohio Indiana Sayers Elyria High School The Sunshine Bellfield Avenue Katherine Clawson Genevieve Buswell Sara Massey Second Street Emma Bourquin Park Avenue Williamsburg Virginia College of William and Mary Linda Cuyler A. C. Schirmer Jane Isle of Pines Cuba Minnesota Beverly Wright Stanford Avenue Delaware Ohio Wesleyan University Evan Griffiths Ninth Street Jane Greenfields Cleveland Frank H. Judson New York City Gale O' Morgan Judson Arthur Judson Philharmonic Orchestra Columbia Concerts Corp Princeton Avenue William Fowler Philadelphia James Smith Chestnut Ridge Fowler Elyria Memorial Hospital Rosemary O'Donnell Middle Avenue Rosary College River Forest Ilinois West Street Oberlin John Whilhelmy Schaden Road John Carroll University C. J. Schlageter Sally Denison Avenue William Chapman Columbia Station Nancy Koplin Flora Stone Mather Dorothy Willert Louise Eschtruth Benjamin Norton Lorain Jack Dickason East River Street Louisville School of Medicine Dorothy Willett Nunnink Eagles Auxiliary Eagles Hall Marion John Abel Ruth Sutliff Christine Derek Ann Castle Alice Kaylor Emma Zahrley Rebekah Social Club Edith Slater Roosevelt Avenue Pearle Wright Iva Marsh Florence Gillman Bell Avenue Rebekahs C. Southam Edna Woodcock Slater Jessie Lester Grace Heidrich Iva Simmons Louise Stearns Iota Ny Club Wanda Bielke G. W. Wingard West Eighth Street Jeanette Sibey Eleanor Krugman Ann Stolz Thirteenth Street

Homemaking Focus Opens Fall Mothers Auxiliary Meeting

The Mothers Auxiliary of United Presbyterian church held its first Fall meeting at 109 Denison Avenue hosted by Mrs. Harold Carroll. Mrs. C. L. Bristol led devotions on Colossians 3, with Mrs. R. W. Ramage guiding the Homemaking study and a participatory discussion. Refreshments were by the hostess and Mrs. E. W. Wright. Next event October 10 hosted by Mrs. Horace and Mrs. Paeth with Mrs. Sellers in charge.

Ned Palm Mothers Auxiliary United Presbyterian Church Harold Carroll Denison Avenue C. L. Bristol Colossians 3 R. W. Ramage E. W. Wright Harold Horace Herman Paeth T. F. Sellers

Ramser and Myers Wed in Second Congregational Service

Nina Ramser of West River street and Hiram J. Myers of Ninth street were married yesterday afternoon at 3:30 in a ceremony conducted by Dr. A. E. Kemp, pastor of the Second Congregational Church. The couple will reside at 446 West River street and Mrs. Myers serves as organist at the church.

A. E. Kemp Second Congregational Church Nina K. Ramser West River Street Hiram J. Myers Ninth Street

Sigma Gammas Benefit Bridge Draws Big Support

Sigma Gamma Sorority held a successful benefit bridge at the YWCA with Center for the Sightless as the beneficiary. Mrs. Raymond Potter chaired, and Beulah Williams highlighted work for the blind. Afternoon desserts drew 50. evening 100 played, with prizes from local merchants.

Sigma Gamma Sorority Center For the Sightless Raymond Potter Beulah Williams Harry Schultz Gerald Leonard Joseph Petro Girard Dolan Fred Smith Arthur Robishaw Doris Caywood Forrest Ordell Dorothy Hoton Helen Townsend Stevenson Burke Joseph Hochenedel Petro Robert Starr N. S Hearn

Calendar notes from local clubs and meetings

Dames of Malta meet at seven with a pillow case card party to follow. Golden Glow Club gathers with Leona Harmon. Lorain County Medical Society hosts Spring Valley 11th District Get Acquainted meeting and golf tournament at one with dinner at seven. Dr. Parke Smith of the Ohio State Medical Association to speak. Marshall Chapter skips meeting due to lodge room repairs. Cora May Walton Mission Study Club of First Congregational. Rollin E. Hinkson Post and Auxiliary meet. St Pauls Churchmen's Brotherhood convenes at church. Prayer and Bible study at U P Church at seven thirty. Grace Lutheran choir holds first Fall rehearsal at seven thirty. A pleasant gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Novak's home on Middle Avenue for birthdays of Mrs. Novak and Joe Cebula. anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. Novak and Mr. and Mrs. S Frankowiak celebrated. chicken dinner for twenty four. cards and games. lunch served. Bethel Shrine resumes regular meetings after Summer recess with a tureen dinner at six thirty, husband invited. July August September birthdays served cake after dinner. A business meeting at seven thirty followed by travelogues.

Dames of Malta Golden Glow Club Leona Harmon Lorain County Medical Society Spring Valley Parke Smith Ohio State Medical Association Marshall Chapter Cora May Walton First Congregational Rollin E. Hinkson St. Paul's Churchmen’s Brotherhood Bethel Shrine

Chatter-Doos Convene to Sew for Treasury Growth

Members of the Chatter-Doos held a Monday meeting at Emma Emody’s home to vote on sewing through year end to bolster the treasury. Jitterbug bunco preceded prizes for Damyrious Farey, Helen Ciula, and Alice Pitman, with Elvah Gower winning a special prize. attendees included Ann Standen, Macy Ahlgrim, Marie Beam, Nancy Krieg, Anita Meinke, and guests from Elyria and Lorain. A luncheon followed with attendees in jitterbug costumes. The club plans a September 25 meeting with Mary Ahlgrim at 125 Beverley Court.

Chatter-Doos Emma Emody West River Street Damyrious Farey Helen Ciula Alice Pitman Elvah Gower Ann Standen Macy Ahlgrim Marie Beam Nancy Krieg Anita Meinke Elyria Mary Andresa Lorain Mary Ahlgrim Beverly Court

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