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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1938

Page

18

Bader and Jakelsky Marry in Covington Kentucky

Ernadelle Bader and William Jakelsky wed in a simple double ring ceremony in Covington Kentucky on September fifth. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bader and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs tone Jakelsky of Grafton. The bride wore a rust crepe dress with white accessories. Mrs Jakelsky works at I S Rubber in Elyria and Mr Jakelsky works at United Mills in Grafton. They plan to live in Elyria.

Covington Kentucky Ernadelle Bader Charles Bader Willlhm Jakelsky Irs Tone Jakelsky Grafton Jakelsky I. I. S. Rubber Comny Elyria Ited Mills Company Mrs. Jakelsky

Alpha Beta Club Hosts at Pasadena Avenue Home

Miss Grall uth Groll hosted members of Alpha Beta Blucis at her Pasadena Avenue home. After a brief business meeting, the group enjoyed a touring evening with a delicious inch served by the hostess. The next meeting is planned at Katherine Hammer's Abbe Road home in two weeks.

Uth Groll Merirs Alpha Beta Blucis Pasadena Avenue Katherine Hammer Abbe Road

Appoint Room Mothers At First Meeting Of Hamilton P T A

Hamilton Parent-Teacher Association convened its first meeting with 56 attendees. Mrs. E G Baxter led, reports from secretary Mrs Clifford Warren and treasurer Mrs William Neubiser were given, and room mothers for each grade were appointed for the year. A membership drive and kitchen improvements were announced, with plans for a November card party and an October 6 farewell for retiring principal Miss Elizabeth Freese and welcome for new principal Harry Frankfather.

E. G. Baxter Hamilton Parent- Teacher Association Elizabeth Freese Harry Franktfather Kuehenrither Morris Thatcher Ralph Rogers Raymond Thompson Preston Coon Clifford Warren Clarence Krespach Joseph Morgan Floyd Porter Andrew Fell H. Oldfield Fred Hadaway Ralph Rosecrans Council Mabel Hendricks Don Sutherdon Fred Hada Betty O Dell Heaith Elgar Suteliffe Dorothy Payne Penfound Demetral Trescutt Henry Ingersull Derathy Posne Lea

Tureen At Lake Cottage Circle meeting at Vermilion on the Lake

The summer cottage of Mrs. DM B Elliott hosted Circle No 9 of the Methodist church where eight members and two guests shared a dinner. Mrs John Gray led a brief talk and Mrs Rose Davis joined the circle. Mrs Karl P Meister led devotions as thirty eight calls were reported and Alts Fritz Rudin explained the Red Cross nursing course for the year with the first class set for September 22 in the Berean room. The F I O club changed to Monday meetings under hostess Violet Munz Schoditsch. Hearts contests awarded Thelma Banker for high score and a special prize. A two course luncheon followed at one table with pink tapers and a decorated cake. Miss Alice Koepp to host October 17 at 429 Tenth Street.

Tureen Lake Cottage DM B Elliott Vermilion-on-the-Lake Moeing Circle No 9 Methodist Church John Gray General Ladies Aid Rose Davis Karl P. Meister Fritz Rudin Red Cross Violet Munz Schoditsch Howestreet Thelma Banker Alice Koepp Tenth Street

Filet Crochet For The Nursery Pattern 6071

Filet crochet with Mother Goose figures suits baby’s carriage. Bo Peep and lambs appear on mesh as lace highlights. Color ribbon through beading around an oval. Pattern 6071 includes instructions charts and materials. Send 10 cents to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept New York for details.

Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept W. 14Th Street New York

Committees Report At United Spanish War Veterans Meeting

Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans met last evening in the K of C Hall. Department Commander C E Southam sent word he would attend the National convention in Portland and the American Legion National convention in Los Angeles before returning. Guests included Past Commander Charles Gibson and Mrs Gibson from the Lotain camp, who plan to move to Florida. Finance chair Sylvia Pope and relief chair Augusta Struck reported strong committee work. The sewing circle, postponed, will meet at Mrs C D Kothe's home on September 22. Conrad Frank Birie won the prize of the evening. The next regular camp and auxiliary meeting is set for October 6.

Woodworth United Spanish War Veterans C. E. Southam Portland Oregon American Legion Los Angeles Charles Gibson Gibson Lo- Tain Florida Sylvia Pope Augusta Struck C. D. Kothe Conrad Frank Birie

GGG Club Phase One Meeting Highlights

The Tester son group met at Als Lo Wal shere 119 Dewisunesenne with Mrs Glen Tach as hostess. Mrs Mars Culp, sister of the hostess, was honored guest receiving lovely puts. Bridge prizes went to Miss Grayce Shinshey and Miss Ruth Blandes. five hundred prizes to Alvs Dom Tahanu and Miss Marguerite Woll. Luncheon was served before departure for Octube 4th at Mrs Jim Warner’s Amaroussie Groeer home. Spiro Lous, 1896 Marathon winner, received a life pension from Babe Bennett.

GGG Tester Son Marguerite Woll Byron Buck Babe Bennett Jim Warner South Olive Street

Circle Methodist group hears faith themed devotional

At Circle meeting led by Mrs. FL Rhodes, Mrs. George Hames hosted Fourth Street, with devotional leader Mrs. Clarence Beazell reading verses and poems on faith. Laura Ann Bonney recited Bible verses and the Lord's Prayer. Luncheon planned for October fourth for the missionary group. Eighty seven calls reported. social hour followed with refreshments for eighteen members and five guests.

FL. Rhodes George Hames Fourth Street Clarence Beazell Laura Ann Bonney Beardil 5S. D. Ault Osborn Hames Niels Micolle Wil Fowls Whedale Court Thurday

Hen Egg Duck Shaped in Wisconsin Exhibition

In Rice Lake Wisconsin Wend Stefl displays a hen believed to be a freak hen that laid an egg shaped like a duck including a bill and neck, drawing curiosity from onlookers.

Rice Lake Wis-Wend Stefl

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Names

A list of patients admitted to and discharged from area hospitals includes Katherine Halter man Ironton Norman Dawson Rocky River James Scott Jr 111 Monroe street Anthony Valerius 423 Louisiana avenue Wade Mulls 324 Sumner street Baby Maury Sukey 224 Prospect street Mrs William Cecil 565 Lodi street Marie Morrow Greenwich Mrs Lyle Burrows 342 Twelfth street Mrs Karl Kolinski La Grange Anna Mollison Amherst Mrs Frank Denes La Grange Mrs Victor Kieffer baby girl Stop 66 Cleveland road Mrs Antonio Schumar 328 Eighteenth street Mrs Harry Long Brunswick Mrs Thomas Ward Queensville Long Island New York Mary Louise Nelson Painesville Choir resumes work after a summer vacation with a tureen supper at the Fred Reith cottage Vermilion on the Lake last evening. The twenty four members and guests marked the occasion with informal wedding anniversary celebrations for Mr and Mrs Herman Porter and Mr and Mrs George Tulk.

Katherine Halterman Ironton Norman Dawson Rocky River James Scott, Jr Monroe Street Anthony Valerius Louisiana Avenue Wade Mulls Sumner Street Maury Sukey Prospect Street William Cecil Lodi Street Marie Morrow Greenwich Lyle Burrows Twelfth Street Karl Kolinski la Grange Anna Mollison Amherst Frank Denes Victor Kieffer First Congregational Church Fred Reith Vermilion-on-the- Lake Herman Porter George Tulk

Fresh Water City Known As Seal Training Center

Tonawanda is noted as a seal training hub, with Roland Tiebor and his father Capt. John Tiebor having decades in the trade. Tiebor prefers about one year old seals, trained from the Pacific Ocean, as flippers from other oceans hinder trick sequences. He estimates nearly four hours over two years to build a basic repertoire.

Tonawanda Roland Tiebor Tiebor John Tiebor Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Baltic Sea Ticbor

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Dorothy Funk Mable Little Illiam Jakelsky Miss Grall Gardner Amy Gardner's Gardner’s Credit Jeweler Broad Street Hamilton T. A Botamer Hionist Household Brooks Amaroussie Groeer H Ts Spiro Lous Guymon Oba Busman Seal Training Center Japan Ruth’s Lake Ave The Murbach Coal & Supply Co W. Bridge Street Suedes Tur Lla Lersch’s Fall Rhapsody Tipitan Peter Pan Palm Beige Costa Rica Lerschs Black
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