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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1937

Page

3

Miss Leota Drusendahl Marries Louis Bettcher At High Noon

Miss Leota Catherine Drusendahl and Louis A Bettcher exchange marriage vows at high noon in a service read by Dr E J Bond. The couple, attended by family, celebrated with a wedding breakfast for twelve and a reception for seventy five at the Drusendahl home, before a two weeks eastbound motor trip. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Drusendahl, wore antique mahogany velvet with Irish lace, brown accessories, and a Johanna Hill roses shoulder bouquet. They will reside at 4209 West 224th Street, Cleveland.

First Methodist Church Misa Leota Catherine Druosendahl Louis A. Bettcher E. J. Bond L. G. Drusendahl

Mrs Feese Hosts Jolly Hight Banco Club Event

Mrs Feese entertained at her Glenwood street home last evening with guests from the Jolly Hight Banco club. First prize went to Mrs Kenneth Vaughn, second to Mrs Jim Coyne, third to Mrs Ralph Betz, and a special award to Mrs Theodore Henry. Luncheon featured a garden flower centerpiece. In two weeks Mrs Charles Foreman of Second street will host.

Morris Feese Glenwood Street Jolly Hight Banco Club Kenneth Vaughn Jim Coyne Ralph Betz Theodore Henry Charles Foreman Second Street

To Hold District Meeting In Elyria

An Elyria meeting of the Ladies Anxillary Keighta of St. John drew strong attendance. It was decided to host the district meeting in Elyria on Sunday October 10 with Mrs W J Ready as general chairwoman.

Keighta of

Elect Club Officers Join Nu Elected Officers Night

Eleanor Rhodes to serve as president Agnes Ross reelected secretary Ruth Niemeyer treasurer Betty Schaffer high score winner Dorothy Koontz consolation prize Eleanor Rhodes invites members to reconvene at 712 Sherman Street in two weeks on Riverside Court event night at Eleanor Krug's home.

Eleanor Krugman Riverside Court Eleanor Rhodes Agnes Ross Ruth Niemeyer Betty Schaffer Dorothy Koontz Shermantreet

Local Personal Notices Highlight Moves and Attends

Chester Hunt leaves for Bloomfield Hills Michigan to join Cranbrook Institute as an instructor. David Miller catalogs his freshman year at Adelbert College Western Reserve University. Miss Dorothy Lottman earns honors at Ohio State College of Agriculture. Several others travel home between Buffalo Lackawanna and Cleveland area for studies and events. Remainders note births school enrollments and conference attendance across Akron Elyria and Athens.

Chester Hunt Laura Hunt Cornell Avenue Bloomfield Hills Michigan Cranbrook Institute David Miller Cora M. Manning Oxford Street Adelbert College Western Reserve University Dorothy Lottman Elrrin Ohio State University College of Agriculture Margaret McMasters James Daley Harry Smalred Buffalo New York Earl D. Hastings Furnace Street McMasters Dolores Hastings Our Lady of Victory Hospital Lackawanna J. W. Smith Ohio Ieal Estate Board Cincinnati Sam LaCrosse Taft Street Elsrna Memorial Hospital Ac High Street Christian Church Akron Will T. Foster C. F. Neuwirth C. M. Terry L. J. Bassett Charles Clark Mary Eleanor Foster Don Hull Sixth Street Baldwin- Wallace College Berea Phi Kappa Phi Belle Slick Johnstown Pennsylvania Fred Pahl Oxford Court C. J. Geisel Ninth Street Marjorie Jack Hart Ohio University Athens Jack Ruth Ann Sheldon Cambridge School of Education Kent State University Kent Ohio Frank Godridge LaGrange Elyria Clinic Fred W. Pahl Gary Indiana T. W. Higham Norman Stegman South Middle Avenue Valparaiso Univerity

Knights, PTA to meet at local halls this week

Grand Knight Jean McCarthy of the Knights of Columbus calls a meeting of the member ship and clam bake committees at the K of C hall Monday evening. Allen PTA meets Thursday at 2 00 with Mrs Harriet Pinza the speaker. Special music planned.

Jean McCarthy Knights of Columbus K. of C. Hall Allen Parent-Teacher Association Harriet Pinza

Employed Women To Open Fall Activities With Dinner

Mrs Marian Quinlan Davis of Cleveland will speak on Are We Grown Up at the Em ployed Young Women's League opening dinner on Tuesday September 21 at the Y W C A. The event, announced last night at the League cabinet meeting, is open to all business and professional girls and women in the Y W C A. Hostesses include Miss Grace McCullough and several named members. Plans for the League fall program will be discussed at Linwood cottage this weekend during Miss Wablens Otto’s invitation to the Leaguers.

Marian Quinlan Davis Health and Parent Education Association of Cleveland Eleanor Phiel Genevieve Zechman Naomi Buree Leona Callahan Jean Bucklew Kathryn Schubert Roberta Mosier Alice McCracken Luella Franks Wablens Otto Leacne Linwood Tme Grace O'Malley Nancy Heywood Dorm Standen Helen Rudy Donna Chapman Helen Louise Zechman Vera Smith Ohio Business Girls Middle Steps Young Women's League Middle Step Marian Davis Betty Shaefer Emma Goodman Anne Schubert Mary A. Chandler Pearle Wright Vermilion-on-the-Lake Kaley Commander G. A. R. Post Henry Stevick Wellington Norah Abbe Stevick

Party Series Continues for Miss Jeanne Reid and Bride-to-Be

Mrs. Robert Bainbridge hosted a dinner bridge at her Grafton road home continuing a party series for Miss Jeanne Reid. The event featured white gladioli and asters, crystal bowls, and three-branched candle centerpieces. Miss Reid won first prize with Miss Isabella Hasley second and Miss Florence Sanders third.

Jeanne Reid Robert Bainbridge Grafton Road Miss Reid Isabella Hasley Florence Sanders

Mary Kinder Honored at Bridal Shower in Elyria

Miss Mary Kinder bridgelert was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. C Bozoki and Mrs. William Kinder at the home of Mrs. John Kinder 986 West River Street. Fifteen guests from Elyria and Lorain attended. Blue and white decor plus red and yellow rose arrangements marked the luncheon where honors went to Mrs. Frank Pigeoot Miss Balancini and Mrs. Ben Ricco. The guest of honor, whose wedding will be at St. Agnes Church on September 25, received many lovely gifts.

Mary Kinder Bridgelert John Riero St. Agnes Church Billie Struck St. John's Church Clifford Roe Broad Street Cleveland Thew Shovel Co Miss Struck Ruth Sondergeld Elyria

Women Missionary Society Votes to Continue Budget

Members of the Women’s Missionary Society at First Baptist church met for the year’s opening session and voted to maintain the prior budget. Devotions by Mrs. A L Gerenheimer centered on The Glorious Vision from the year’s key verse. Mrs. Walter Keisler sang, and speakers Mr Q A Jeunette from French Equatorial Africa spoke on local superstitions, tree spirits, and early conversions among natives learning to read and preach.

Women's Missionary Society First Baptist Church A. L. Gerenheimer Walter Keisler Q A. Jeunette French Equatorial Africa Mis‘tong

Calendar items from YWCA and local clubs bold district events

Tonight includes Blue Triangle YWCA officers elected and St Clair Rebekah lodge meeting, with after school prayer at 7 30 at United Presbyterian. Miss Billie Struck honored before Thursday wedding at St John s Church. bridal party golf theater trip to Cleveland. Elyria Woman s Club hosted pre wedding events with bridge and rummy prizes and gifts.

Blue Triangle Club St. Clair Rebekah Lodge I. O. O. F. Hall United Presbyterian Church C. L. Bristol Harvard Avenue Cora May Walton 1St Congregational Church

Patrol Leaders Form Troop Meet At St Marys Parish Hall

Girl Scouts met at St Marys Parish Hall for the initial meeting of the year with Jean Gray in charge of formation and inspection. The troop planned to attend the Elyria Oberlin football game Friday evening and hold a cook out hike next Tuesday.

Girl Scouts of St. Mary's Parish Hall Jean Gray Goodnight Circle Martha Jo Guinen Mary Ann Humphry Claire Marie Moon Dorothy Craft Joan O' Donnell Mary

New President Presides at Women's Home Missionary Society

Mrs. Merritt Powell becomes the new president of the Womens Home Missionary Society presiding at First Methodist church. Other changes include Minnie Brown resuming devotional leadership and new appointees for posts such as Auxiliary Supply secretary and assistant program chairman. Mentions of upcoming meetings, events, and a local youth group gathering accompany details from the region and beyond.

Merritt Powell Women's Home Missionary Society First Methodist Church Minnie Brown M. E. Dettman F. M. Sponseller Henry Townsend Elizabeth Cowrse Clarence Bomzell Marian Holwes Wohoniis Lakeside Fred Sheldon School of Missions Epworth Church Yourgever Lorain County Pittsfield

Admissions and Discharges List From Local Homes

A provided list shows admissions and discharges for multiple residents. Names like Mrs. Albert, Mrs. Thomas Duvall, Connia Fox, John Knight, Mrs. Minnie Geldmacher, and others appear with street addresses such as 422 Oberlin Road and 612 West 16th Street. Discharges include Josephine Carolina, John Walter, Edward Graeger, and Margaret Minch among others, with several addresses and notes about newborns.

Mra. Albert Haswell Oberlin Road Thomas Duvall Weet 16Th Street Connia Fox Conneaut John Knight Longfellow Sam LaCrosse Taft Edward Prindle R. D Leslie King West Ninth Street Minnie Geldmacher Columbus Street Veda ‘Smith LaGrange Josephine Caroinal Painesville

Former Elyrian Weds Long Island N Y Girl

Former Elyrian Dorothy Hansen weds William Schallon Sunday at All Saints Episcopal in Richmond Hill Queens. The bride, in a satin lace gown with halo headdress, vows with best man Arthur Hansen and bridesmaids Miss Schallon and Miss Eleanor Green. After a wedding dinner at Hotel Regent Jamaica N Y the couple honeymoon in the Catskills and plan to live in Richmond Hill. The bride is a John Adams High School graduate and worked in New York City. the groom is a John Adams High School alumnus and with Lyons Hotels Co. in New York City.

All Saints Episcopal Church Lefferts Boulevard Richmond Hill Blesig Dorothy Hansen Herman Hansen Long Island William Schallon L. T. Schallon Ozone Park Elyria Giadioli Aliea Of-The-Valley Evelyn Schallon Miss Hansen Dorothy Schallon Eleanor Green Mr. Schallon Arthur Hansen Harry Murdock Robert Green Hotel Regent Jamaica N. Y Catskill Mountains John Adams High School New York City Elyria High School The Lyons Hotels Company

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Dorothy Funk Mable Little Leota Drusendahl Louis Bettcher Arthur Smith American Legion Aux American Legion Auxiliary Arthur Sherman Paul Halter Don Wilmot Leonard Terry Thomas Cooley H. J. Austin Charles Kremser Phil Robgen Miss Alexander Janice Alexander Chase Street Wilma McKain Edith Maze Amherst Jean James Elywoods Mary Kaiser Dick Baumhardt Bug Salisbury Don Maze Gerald van Keuren Leora Young Bert Alexander Marcia Webber McKain Maze B. C. Alexander Bettcher Neisner Brothers Fenn College United Screw and Bolt Corporation Mrs. Feese Ethel Amart Fall Shopt ST East Ave John Roosevelt Roosevelt Anne Lindsay Clark Boston John Europe Franklin Roosevelt Ethel du Pont Acme Ruth Lake Avenue Honor Mary Kinder Agnes Dowdell Jefferson Street Marr Elen Wilhelmy Priscilla Martin Dorothy Waterman Margaret Gregory Netta Ray Frank Harmon King Solomon Lodges Masonic Lodge United States Macona Mill Street Bell Co Philadelphia Charles Rockey North Hills Country Club Charles Swartzle E. W. Wright M. R. Setterfield North Olive Street China Manchukuo Elyrian Long Island, N. Y Marcel River St Rene Intent
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