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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1937

Page

11

Wedding Unites Billie Struck and Thomas Dean at St John’s Lutheran

Dorothy Funk and Mable Little entries accompany this society notice detailing the wedding of Miss Billie Struck and Thomas Dean at St John’s Lutheran Church. The ceremony featured candles, ferns, and fall flowers, with Rev Armin Schroeder officiating at 6 30 PM and music by P M Schroeder and Paul Wainwright. The bride wore white satin Juliet style with halo and carried white roses, attended by her sister LaVerne Struck and bridesmaid Mrs Robert Mellvain in aquamarine and peach satin. The couple will reside at the Struck home. both are Elyria High School alumni with local employment.

Billie Struck Thomas Dean St. John’s Lutheran Church Armin Schroeder P. M. Schroeder Paul Wainwright Columbus Streets Juliet Miss LaVerne Struck Robert Mellvain Lorain Miss Struck Mr. Doan Doan Elyria High School Spencerian Business College Cleveland Thew Shovel Company Dean Roy Worcester East Bridge Street Superior Division The Steel and Tubes, Inc

Harrison Announces Coming Marriage Of Evelyn May

Mr and Mrs C Harrison announce the coming marriage of their daughter Evelyn May to William Charles Edwards son of Mr and Mrs H D Edwards of Amherst The wedding date October 26 is revealed on scrolls concealed in shell flowers Blue and white decor theme guests from Cleveland Dover Center Brownhelm Lorain Amherst and Ridgeville present

Furnace Street C. Harrison Evelyn May William Charles Edwards H. D. Edwards Amherst Jennie Edwards Vanella Roe D Harrison Miss Harrison James Jameson Ridgeville Cleveland Dover Center Brownhelm Lorain

Introducing New Teachers At Elyria Dinner Meeting

A dinner gathering at Elyria Country Club hosted Education Association members and their spouses to introduce a fall influx of new Elyria teachers. Fifty eight seats were filled. Margaret Edwards reported on the Detroit N E B A summer meeting and Viola Hargrave entertained with songs. Bridge prizes were awarded as Margaret Hewitt Marian Kemble and C M Williams coordinated arrangements.

Elyria Country Club Board of Education Elyvia Margaret Edwards N. EB. A Detroit Viola Hargrave Margaret Hewitt Marian Kemble C. M. Williams

Hosts Celebrate With S. O. S. Club Honoring Mrs Myers

Entertainers Miss Ruby Woodcock and Miss Helen Foreman hosted last evening at the Foreman home on Harvard avenue for members of the S. O. S. club and eight guests in honor of Mrs. Lawrence Myers of Ridgeville, the former Marian Spaeth of Elyria. Hearts was the main game with prizes to Ethel Baldauf, Mable Spaeth and Bernice Squires. Luncheon followed, gifts presented to the guest of honor, rainbow colors and Fall flowers decoristed the home.

Ruby Woodcock Helen Foreman Foreman Harvard Avenue S. O. S. Club Lawrence Myers Ridgeville Marian Spaeth Elyria Ethel Baldauf Mable Spaeth Bernice Squires

Residents and visitors share travels and milestones across Ohio and beyond

Local residents and visitors recount trips to Washington, Baltimore, Atlantic City, Cleveland, Elyria, and New York. Families celebrate births, weddings, and funerals while students depart for Wittenberg University, Ohio State, and Notre Dame. Hospital stays and family visits punctuate a busy social week.

Tea At Elyria Country Club Opens AAUW Year

Bayi Braéancti AAUW members begin the season with a tea at Elyria Country Club. Tea is set for 3:00 PM with speaker Miss Wong, Oberlin College graduate student, discussing China at 3:30. Dues are due. for eligibility info contact Mrs. King Fauver or Mrs. Mark Willis.

American Association of University Women Elyria Country Club Miss Wong Oberlin College China King Fauver Mark Willis

Wedding Date Announced At Party In Oberlin

Mrs. Eugene Burke hosted Miss Helen Hall of Oberlin as her forthcoming marriage to Herman Krueger of Ridgeville on October second was announced. Twelve guests attended a long-table service with cream and green decorations and a wedding cake bearing bride and groom. Bunco prizes went to Mrs. Burke and Jean Shepard. A separate dinner at East Avenue honored Rev and Mrs Berry whose Arizona wedding last summer was noted, with antique silver and crystal on display and a motor-trip photo reel shown. Dialog noted Revered Berry now living in Cleveland. DeMolay initiates were Thomas Heese, Richard Baumhardt, and Roser Auhnkst. The David Nye Chapter plans Degre e for Thomas Jones Chapter in Cleveland on September 29. A Vermilion-on-the-Lake picnic is set for Sunday chaired by Harry Wright. attendees to confirm presence.

Elaine LePonce Concord Avenue Elytia Memorial Hospital Orval Strohl Bondstreet William Lauck Harvard Avenue Columbus Ohio State University Charles Fahrney Walnut Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Carl L. Smith Lake Avenue Canal Fulton Ohio Smith Tom Vaughn Caroline Avenue Springfield Wittenberg College Lester Osborne West Avenue Irvington New Jersey American Legion New York City John Kostyo Fifteenth Street Wittenbrg College Cassie Haverstick Lincoln Street Youngstown James D. Brown G. A. Brown Princeton Avenue Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota Brown McGill University Montreal Canada Pearl Wright Hak Katharin Heck Daughters of Union Veterans Guadhallen Cora Musser Cleveland Harold Barres Middle Avenue Indiana Notre Dame University Marian Upp Fourth Steet Berea Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music Leslie Maddock Howe Street A. Robbins Newark Maddock M. D. Robbins New York Menno Musselmen Jessie McDaniels Charles Burt Adelbert Street Kitchener B. W. Jarcox Bond Street New York State Washington, D.C Albert Burt Ontario Bertha Olmsted Eugene Burke Charles Court Helen Hall Oberlin Miss Hall Herman Krueger Ridgeville Bunco George Haines East Avenue Berry Maude Strickler Flagstaff Arizona West Gerald Rice Adda S. Heinzbach Anna Kennedy Thomas Heese Richard Baumhardt Roser Auhn DeMoulays I. Q. O. F. Hall David Nye Thomas Jones Greater Cleveland Vermilion-on-the-Lake Harry Wright

Dames of Malta Zenodacia Meetings and Guests Mentioned

Mrs. Margaret Morsa returned to Toledo after visiting Mrs. Katherine Vogleson and Miss Cora Belle Lewis on Fourth Street. Mrs. Nellie Reynolds and Mrs. Delia Lutz attended the Dames of Malta Zenodacia national meeting in Cleveland yesterday. Mrs. Fred Zeck of Sandusky visited cousins at the Oswald home on Cornell Avenue.

Zenodacia of Dames of Malta Margaret Morsa Katherine Vogleson Cora Belle Lewis Fourth Street Toledo Ohio Nellie Reynolds Delia Lutz Dames of Malta Zenodacia Cleveland Fred Zeck Sandusky Oswald Cornell Avenue

Social and fraternal events fill Avon area calendar

A busy schedule lists Order of Eastern Star and Masonic joint sessions on 13th Street, Keen Kutter club family dinner at Mrs. Kate Swartzel home, Nettle Finch Webber club meets with Miss Viola Hargrave, Miss Mabel Herd travel talk, Protected Home Circle and Royal Neighbors gatherings, plus a Birthday Surprise for Frances Krystowski in Avon. Prizes awarded to Harold Jabbusch, Leonard De Chant and Steven Takacs. luncheon served. attendees include Eleanora Abelt, Bertha Seekins, Anna Krystowski, Regina Youngbond, Hilda Thome, Viola Gubino, Cecilia Krystowski, Esther Seekens, Chester Sprigue, Victor Krystowski, Albert Abelt, Edward Krestowski, and others. Marguerite Streicher hosted a party for Juli an Perkins’ bride-elect staff from Lorain Extension. Beatrice Diederich led games. Miss Streicher received a gift. An open card party at Mrs Edna Manzelman’s home followed Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters meeting. delegates named for Grand Lodge in September. Minnie Gard to host Past Chiefs at Barton home October 28.

Moors Whertreet Betts O'Dell 13Th Street Order of Eastern Star United States Keen Kutter Club Ktaie Swartzel Longfellow Avenue Nettle Finch Webber Club Maets Viola Hargrave Third Street Mabel Herd Protected Home Circle Royal Neighbors of America Woodman Hall Frances Krystowski Avon Riyka Lorain Harold Jabbuseh Leonard de Chant Steven Takacs Eleanora Abelt Bertha Seekins Anna Krystowski Regina Youngbond Hilda Thom Marguerite Streicher Julian Perkins Agnes Dowdell Lorain County Extension Service Jefferson Street Beatrice Diederich Miss Streicher Miss Diederich Rebecca Rea Florence Sellers Edna Manzelman Woodfind Avenue Pythian Laura Horton Manzelman Joe Boddy Grand Lodge Udvardy Pedro Daugherty Bunco Lydia Melton Better Julia Hult Ida Devinney Boddy Minnie Gard Barton Seventh Street

Elyria women hear graphologist at first fall meeting

The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club held its first Fall dinner in the Grey stone Hotel dining room with 55 members and guests. Miss Virginia Drew, a Cleveland graphologist, analyzed handwriting to illustrate character and career traits, while Mrs Gladys Peat and Mrs Eric Chapman sang. Officers for 1937 38 were installed.

Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club Greystone Eva Mackey Charity Sherod Bessie Douglas Ethel P. Inskeep G. Pearl -Wright Miss Mackey Gladys Peat Eric Chapman F. Paola Tosti Marguerite Lawrence Tell William Woodin Virginia Drew Cleveland Plain Dealer Drew Oxchion Miss Elizabeth Rich Business and Professional Women’s Club

Bride Of Next Week Honored At Shower

Thursday evening at her home on Breteoutstrour Man Tharey i Spieler entertained with a mixed shower in honor of Miss Mary Chaplar whose marriage to Elton Lauvery will be an event of September 25. Miss Chaplar received many lovely gifts for her new home. Burney was the diversion of the evening with first prize to Mrs. T. C. Spieler and consolation to Mrs. Sophie Prohaska. A luncheon was served to Mrs. Irene Kress, Mrs. H. S. Spieler, Mrs. Emma Pasenow, Mrs. Anna Schaffstall, Mrs. Edith Prohaska, Miss Helen Prohuska, Miss Golda Chaplar, Miss Tresa Chaplar, and Miss Mary Chaplar.

Breteoutstrour Man Tharey i Spieler Mary Chaplar Elton Lauvery Miss Chaplar Burney T. C. Spieler Sophie Prohaska Irene Kress H. 5. Spieler Emma Pasenow Anna Schaffstall Edith Prohaska Helen Prohuska Golda Chaplar Tresa Chaplar

Installation of Patrol Leaders at PookTe Gb Ghee Church

The meeting of Troop No 1 last evening opened formally with an Installation service for the elected patrol leaders Nancy Crisp Shirley Green Marjorie Hay and Shirley Christman with patrol seconds Edith Kelly Lois Hancock Vivian Hudson and Marilyn Chandler. Prospective members Jeanette Adams Bonne Low Black and Eleanor Rote were present along with Ann Cheney from a Buffalo New York troop. The Goodnight Circle closed the meeting after charades and a Court of Honor plans future meetings.

Nancy Crisp Shirley Green Marjorie Hay Shirley Christman Edith Kelly Lois Hancock Vivian Hudson Marilyn Chandler Jeanette Adams Bonne Low Black Eleanor Rote Buffalo New York Ann Cheney Goodnight Circle

Research Club Party Opens Club Year With Travelogue

The Research Club held its first party of the club year at the Schmickel home in Lake Avenue with Mrs. D. J. Fox and Mrs. S. H. H. Boynton as hosts. About 31 members and husbands enjoyed a hamburger dinner around a fireplace then viewed readings by Miss Patrick Peter and vacation snapshots. A travelogue followed featuring Cuba, the Panama Canal, and the Northwestern states from last summer. The October seventh program will be at Mrs. Nina Worcestern Pittsfield’s home with Mrs. Hy Kellogg Day assisting.

Research Club Vnd Carl Schmickei Lake Avenue D. J. Fox S. HH. Boynton Stetleg Patrick Peter Cuba Panama Canal Nina Worcestern Pittsfield Hy Kellogg Day

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