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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1938

Page

5

Miss Ora Champion to Wed Dr Arthur Robishaw

Mrs J C Champion hosted guests at Elyria Country Club as cor sages revealed Ora Champion and Dr Arthur W Robishaw plan to marry October 26 at St Andrews Episcopal Church. Dr E B Redhead to perform the ceremony with out of town relatives Mrs William Robishaw and Mrs John Rauschkolb present. Auction and contract bridge events preceded the announcement.

J. C. Champion Elyria Country Club Miss Ora Champion Arthur W. Robishaw E. B.redhead St. Andrew's Epicopal ‘Church Miss Champion Bellevue Dr. Robishaw William Robishaw Cleveland Mary Taylor Nelson M. Fitch Grace Block J. T. Fawcett Karl Reely Henry Ingersoll, Jr John Rauschkolb

Hicks Reads Marriage Service For Louise Reed And Lewis Hall

Dr. F L Hicks, pastor of the First Methodist Church, joined Louise Reed and Lewis W Hall in a wedding service in his study before ten this morning. The couple will reside at 247 East Ninth Street after a wedding breakfast at the bride’s grandmother’s home. Louise Reed is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Reed of Ashland. Lewis Hall is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry E Hall of 210 Chestnut Street. The pair will begin their East-bound motor trip soon and later settle in Elyria area.

F. L. Hicks First Methodist Church Louise Reed Harry Reed Ashland Lewis W. Hall Henry E. Hall Chestnut Street Essie McCauley Luke Boyson Minnie Reed Lake Avenue East Ninth Street Hall Elyria High School Fidelity Methodist Church Ohio State University St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Loraine J. W. VanDusen Robert Davies Oberlin Theological Quadrangle Rich van Dusen Oberlin Institute of Ministers Margaret Halpin Garvin Avenue Cleveland College Erwin Schultz Eastern Heights Boulevard Cleveland Western Reserve University Jeanette Linville Flora Stone Mather College Mabel Dickey Westidge Street Avon Lake Wilson Little Elaine Johnson Ohio Street Nashvi Tennessee Vanderbilt University D. Gull Eighth Street Duke Guill Ann Arbor Michigan Gull A. M. Gull South Lerait Great Smokies Natural Bridge Asheville North Carolina Nashville Tennessee Joe Schoenherr Edwin Schoenherr Joann George Goodyear Edna Goodyear Chatham Frank L. Hicks E. P. Meister Epworth-Euclid Church Marian Holmes Ean Townsend Helen Reese Chathan Middle Avenue Eloria Charles Decker University of Michigan J. F. Schmid Sailem Ohio Regina Brown A. F. Plahy Newton Falls Carl Ericsson Charles Swartzle Longfellow Street Elyria Memorial Hospital L. C. Miller Elyria E. Wallace Alliance Detroit Elton Lowery Lowery East River Street

Ghents Class Plans Charity Drive and Carnival at Church

The Ghents class of Second Congregational church will furnish supplies for Schauffler School in Cleveland and sponsor a church carnival soon. Mrs Harald Olmsted hosted Thursday evening on Erie street, with Gail Rothe assisting in a dessert for seventeen members. Members shared vacation tales and hand work. The next meeting is October twentieth.

Ghents Second Congregational Church Schauffler Cleveland Harald Olmsted Erie Street Olmsted Gail Rothe

Plan Guild Activities and Social Updates at Two Meetings

West Side Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal church planned the year's work while Mrs. Louis Hayes hosted the first Fall meeting on Oak Street. President Mrs. R. Morris led devotionals before business talk. Rose Laundon received birthday handkerchiefs. next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. Earl Taylor's home. M. M. Club hosted by Mrs. Luela Crosby with new member Marie Kehnert. Bridge winners Crosby and Gillmore. Betty O'Dell consoled. Millie Battenhouse received a gift from her peanut sister. Late Fall flowers and a two course luncheon were served. Mrs. Battenhouse to host October 21 on Columbia Avenue. Public works projects push Belgium cement plants to full capacity.

West Side Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Louis Hayes Oak Street R. Morris Rose Laundon Earl Taylor Kenyon Avenue M. M Luela Crosby Lake Avenue Marie Kehnert Bridge Crosby Esther Gillmore Betty O'Dell Millie Battenhouse

Elyria Education Association to Present Public Lecture

The Elyria Education Association invites the public to a free illustrated lecture at the high school auditorium. Park Naturalists from Johnstone National Park will present, featuring Mr. Kearns, renowned for engaging talks. The event is open to all without charge.

Honor Frances Kelling at Twelfth Street Shower

A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Frances Kelling at the Twelfth street home of Mrs. Fred Minnich. Neighbors attended as Frances Kelling and Max Smith of LaGrange plan a September 21 wedding. Cards, prizes for Mrs. Tresa Monske, Mrs. Nellie Tarnowski, Mrs. Gordon, and Mrs. Etta Johnson. Luncheon and a floral table setting. The bride-elect's mother helped serve.

Frances Kelling Fred Minnich Twelfth Street Kelling Max Smith LaGrange Tresa Monske Nellie Tarnowski Gordon Etta Johnson

Miss Schaefer Hosts Kim Ko Club at Kenyon Court

Miss Doris Schaefer hosted Kim Ko club at 250 Kenyon Court with visitors including former member Mrs. Joseph Olcnik and her new daughter Francine. Miss Peg Battle joined, four bridge games played, and Miss Stella Pincura won first prize. A late luncheon followed as pink and white decor spotlighted Miss Pincura’s September 13 anniversary.

Doris Schaefer Kim Ko Club Kenyon Court Joseph Olcnik Francine Peg Battle Stella Pincura Joseph Pincura

Visitors Honorary Guest at Elyria Eastern Star Meeting

George Philpott past grand patron of the Grand Lodge of Ohio attended Elyria Chapter Order of Eastern Star last evening as a distinguished guest. Visitors came from Ashland Lorain and LaGrange. Announcements followed including Rainbow Assembly officer installations September 26 and a dessert bridge September 30 for members only at the Masonic Temple. Lodi Chapter invites Elyria officers to Friend Night October 4, and Elyria will host Friend Night October 7 with Wadsworth Chapter guests. Also noted: Tanganyika to spend over 1,000,000 for tsetse fly research. Blere closes Wednesday at 10 o'clock.

George Philpott Grand Lodge of Ohio Elyria Order of Eastern Star Ashland Lorain LaGrange Tlinoais Marian Hand Rainbow Assembly Leona Radde Avenue Club Masonic Temple Hazel Brodbeck Lodi Ohio Wadsworth Wadsworth Ohio

Brownie Scouts Ride Bike Tale Draws Local Crowd

Fourteen Brownie Girl Scouts visited Nan Shryock at Stanford Avenue as her bicycle journey of about ten thousand miles was recounted. The event featured displays of gear and sleeping arrangements, readings from Ernest Thompson Seton, and tales of dormancy in Sequoia scenes.

Nan Shryock Stanford Avenue Miss Shryock Ernest Thompson Seton School of Indian Wisdom Sequoia Park R. A. Shryock Nan E. P. Gates Annette Otto

Wedding Unites Miss Mary O Connor And John J Sum

Miss Mary O Connor daughter of Mr and Mrs James O Connor and John J Sum unite in a wedding at Immaculate Conception church Gration. The ceremony featured Rev Fr P J Ferron with the bride in ivory lace on satin and a white rose bouquet. Attendants included Myrtle O Connor and Mary Sim, with George Super as best man. After Mass a breakfast was served. couple plan a trip to Washington D C and will reside on Indian Hollow road after October first.

Immaculate Conception Mary Connor Uhap Indian Hollow Road Vic Sim Tyr Windioli Jobe md. Simson Niro Rarnex Birtnesa P. J. Ferron Ang Mary Sim Maid of Noner George Super Alan O'Conner Gerald Webber Waters Washington D.C

Middle Step Club Plans Rain Picnic at Y.W.C.A.

If rain prevents the Middle Step Club roast in Elywoods, the girls will meet at the YWCA at 6 30 pm. From 6 30 to 8 00 pm a business meeting will plan the Fall. Cabinet members include Marian Bridgett Vera Smith Nancy Heywood Doris Standen and Donna Chapman.

Middle Step Club Elywoods Marian Bridgett Vera Smith Nancy Heywood Doris Standen Donna Chapman

Local licensees listed for two couples and two individuals

Licenses issued to Louis Campana 31 of Lorain a steel worker and Helen Weber 25 of 160 Spruce street Elyria. Joseph Fekete 39 Cleveland a boilermaker and Marie Michaels 34 of 1332 East avenue Elyria. Malcolm Solack 25 Amherst a polisher and Frances Loda 19 Lorain.

Louis Campana Lorain Helen Weber Spruce Street Elyria Joseph Fekete Cleveland Marie Michaels East Avenue Malcolm Solack Amherst Frances Loda

Two Couples Honored On Anniversaries

Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Victor Roberts hosted a surprise party at 686 Tenney Avenue Amherst for the thirty fifth wedding anniversary of the Roberts parents Mr and Mrs J A Roberts. About sixty guests played bingo with prizes won by Mrs William Hammond Anthony Foreman and John Krull. Late in the evening lunch was served to several attendees including Mr and Mrs John Krill Mr and Mrs August Krause Miss Gladys Streicher Mrs Olga Bayer and others. Seven friends of Mr and Mrs Clare Sayles surprised them at 234 Eighth Street to mark their forty fourth anniversary with gifts games and luncheon centered by a decorated cake.

Josephine Barth Isabelle ‘Boyd Barth Eastern Heights Boulevard Genevieve Boyd Cleatus Heidrick Marian Crandall William Heidrick Herb Ruddock Fran Sinning Miss Boyd Cliff Wagner Lakewood Heidrick-Boyd Victor Roberts J. A. Roberts Tenney Avenue Amherst Wliam Hammond Anthony Foreman John Krull John Krill August Krause Lorain Louis Streicher Gladys Oberlin Fred Schultz Anthons Foreman Minnie Bechtel George Mengel William Bayer Olga William Hammond Julius Krause Wieter Roberty Elyria Clare Sayles Eighth Street Alia Belinke Fern Jackson Eei

Birthday Party for Thomas Patrick Kershaw Fourth Birthday

Thomas Patrick Kershaw celebrated his fourth birthday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Kershaw of Furnace Street Thursday evening. Twenty seven guests attended a social evening with entertainment after a six o'clock family dinner for seventeen relatives including guests from New York. A large cake held four candles and the pink and green motif complemented by garden flowers. Tommy received many gifts and money for his birthday anniversary.

Thomas Patrick Kershaw Edward Kershaw Furnace Street New York Tommy

Travelogue Feature By Nettie Finch Webber Club

Nettie Finch Webber Club members hear travelogue by Webb of Cleveland detailing a two year world journey. Webb slept in native homes, travelled third class on a lean budget, and visited twenty seven countries including Hawaii Japan China and the Sahara. He spoke of the people, practical hardships, and a lasting appreciation for humanity during his three month stay in one region. The meeting at the Williams home featured Maude Wiliants and Maudeen Gwin as hostesses with Ruth Kaiser Garrett receiving a seat as wedding gift to her mother. Luncheon served on individual trays. next meeting set for October twenty first with hostesses listed.

We. Webb Cleveland Nettie Finch Webber Maude Wuliants Maudeen Ralph Gwin Williams Fourvard Avenue Webb Life Assurance Mr. Webb Frises Hawaii Japan Meenty Bes China Danfram Sahara Ave Lumbaga NCEE Try The Aaew Vis Halland Lit New York Maude Solan Pf. J. Goodwin Wwent BO Alexander Nere Ber Ruth Kaiser Garrett L. P. Ruisee Arrel Nel Club J. 0 . Funk Nonnee Cape D. A. Baird H. Thompson Mabel Littlewall

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Names List

A historical notices list patients admitted and discharged from area hospitals. Names include Mrs Elton Lowery and Mrs Jay Sey menr in Lorain. Lorimer Dumas. Mrs Charles Swart le. Robert Austin Jr in Ann Arbor. Marbelle Atherton. Lester Norris. Richard Brocker. Mrs Karl Kolinski. Harvey Barrett in Tiffin. Catherine Hallerman in Iron ton. Gala and Herbert Mey in Oberlin. Mrs Charles Howser. baby girls for Mrs Stent and Mrs Barkaes.

Elton Lowery East River Street Jay Seymenr Lorain Paul Dumas Twelfth Street Charles Swartle Longfellow Robert Austin Ann Arbor Michigan Marbelle Atherton Hallecourt Lester Norris

Calendar of Monday Events in Elyria area clubs and meetings

Monday events list numerous club meetings and social gatherings across Elyria and surrounding areas. Activities include Women's Bible class at TIO with Mrs. Curtis, various lodge and auxiliary meetings, a picnic in Ely woods, hamburgery in Elywoods, and a steak fry at Vermilion-on-the-Lake, plus notices of home gatherings at addresses in East Bridge Street Sixth Street and Riverdale Court.

Tio Curtis Fifth Street Rainbow Majority League WUCLA Susanna Wesley Methodist Church Clair Hollis Riverdale Court Colonial Club D.C. Martin Mra. Kenney Canton Lorgin V.flw Woodman Hall Duprain County Masonic Temple Elyria King Solemmen's Lodge Merry Mars Ethel Sparks East Bridge Street Eastern Heights Child Conservation League Henry Fisher Sixth Streets Meneers Tigredia Social Club Roge Ryan Vermilion-on-the-Lake

Amherst Legion Elects Officers and Plans Bingo Study

The Amherst American Legion meeting at Yorn Hall elected Elmer Johnson Forte as commander and a slate including Herman Short ander, Hugh Tarp Franklin Mopbie, Clyde Donnelly, Hugh Truscalle as chaplain, and Lee Wermark as welfare officer. Committees on Amherst Homecoming, bingo advisability, and membership were formed. A junior baseball tour final report was given, with plans for future socials. Hostess Mrs A Tornoe greeted members of the Womans Benefit Association, and October meeting plans were set at Mrs Ben Nickel’s home.

Amherst Elmer Johnson Forte American Legion Myaoder Herman Shortander Hugh Sabiers Lee Womack Ledi Conrad Mulder Hugo Tenscello John Hellingeworth Herman Short Harry Sabiers Charlepiers Hugh Tompkins Legion Tornoe Jackson Street Womans Benefit Association Ben Nickel Quarry Street Adam Schroeder Smail J. B. Avery Roemer L. J. Henes Cora Sawyer A. H. Fullmer Adam Schroeder

Townsend Club No 1 Honors Associate at Birthday Party

An enjoyable Townsend Club No 1 gathering honored M. J. Graff on his birthday at the club rooms. About 100 Townsendites and Elyria neighbors attended a supper, with music by Arthur Mackin and club members. A bus trip to Geauga Lake Park for Townsend Day was announced, plus speakers, band, and chorus. Next meeting set for Grace White’s home on October 7.

M. J. Graff Townsend Club Mabel Duane Lottie Brouse Jean Graff Elyria Arthur Mackin Eric Chapman Graff Doane Cruiks Street Geauga Lake Park Townsend Robert L. Townsend Claude Doane

Clover Leaf Club and Congregational Circle Meet for Bridge and Talk

Clover Leaf Club met Friday with Mrs Fred Ruth. five hundred was top score for Mrs William Bechstires. Circle One of Congregational Church met with Mrs James Nichell. bridge results led Mrs Shelly to high, Mrs Buckwood second, Mrs Mitchell third. Junior Walther League discussed You and Your Congregation led by Ruth Hogr ef e with readings by Doris Miller and Ray Pergel. Community notices mention upcoming meetings and a sale at 104 West Ave.

Cloverleaf Club Clover Leaf Clip Fred Ruth Porest Street William Bechstires Henry Weiez- Kowski John Michael Arthur En Jgie South Amherst James Nichell South Mainstreet Circle One Congregational Church Bridge High GT Shelly Wen Buokwood Harry Mitchell Ada Purcell Cleveland Avenue Walther League of St. Paul Lutheran Cdurch Juss Ruth Llogrefe Doris Miller Ray Pgrugel Jed Vila Dohre Son Doris Ruth Miller

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dorothy Funk Mable Little Lewis Hall Honor Genevieve Boyd Texaco Lake Avre Elyria Education Assoc Honor Frances Kelling Miss Schaefer Tanganyika Marion Foon Fhone Lan T Norre Kness Miss Mary O'Connor John J. Sum OTM Am Eee WU Hephrad Olmsted &Hoeffel Phosne Walter St Cavalier and Coal Nettie Finch Webber Club Isaly Klondikes Dwe Myrtle Thorley Florence Brown Grace White B. A. Jenne Church &T Angie Guild Charles Sabtera Ella Jaeger Walther League Hospital News Andrew Crombie Maynard Slack Isaac Slack Willard, C Mon West Ave Juria the Peerless Laundry & Day Cleaning Second Street
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