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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1934

Page

11

Pretty fall wedding at St Mary's Church

Miss Margaret Stirzaker and Adelbert G. Boylan pledged vows at St Marys Church amid pink and white roses. The ceremony featured a high mass, organ music, and a Mendelssohn recessional. The couple, who reside in Elyria, plan a southern honeymoon and then live at 5 Brooks Apts Second Ave. Boylan works as an accountant at W L Larson Foundry. Stirzaker is a C H Merthe Co. associate.

St. Mary's Church Margaret Stirzaker Arthur F. Stirzaker Cornell Ave Adelbert G. Boylan J.C. Boylan Furnace St James T. Daley Jack Huge Arthur Boley Thomas Kelley Luzzi Rose Marie Stirzaker James Boylan Jr Robert Boylan J. Francis Stirzaker Boylan Elyria High School C. H. Merthe Co Spencerian School of Cleveland W. L. Larson Foundry

Virginia M Wicker Weds G J Elbert Jr in Sharon PA

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Virginia May Wicker to Gus J Elbert Jr. The bride is daughter of Mrs F W McHenry Beverly Cr and G M Wicker. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs G J Elbert Sr East Avenue. Ceremony held in Sharon Pennsylvania on September 17 at 3 45 p m. They reside at 158 Lake Ave Apartment 3.

Virginia May Wicker Gus J. Elbert Jr F. W. McHenry Beverly Cr G. M. Wicker G. J Elbert Sr East Avenue Sharon Pennsylvania Elbert Elyria High School Tompkins Corner Lake Ave Apartament 3

Canton Lorain Unit Meeting and Auxiliary Social

Canton Lorain No. 93 and Auxiliary No. 11 held meetings in the I C O F Hall with twenty one Auxiliary members present. Plans were made for a battalion inspection in Cleveland on November fifth and a social hour followed with refreshments. Mrs. Cora Bemis won the evening prize and Claude Smith, returning senior at Ohio University, serves as advertising manager of Green and White.

Canton Lorain Canton Cleveland Oberlin Ensign Powers Cora Bemis Claude Smith Lake Avenue Ohio University At Athens Mr. Smith

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Mrs. Charles Gis man at 411 W River, Mrs. Henry Haler at 202 Clark Iit, Wendla Reser at 308 E Broad, Everett Edwards at Courty Home, Meta Werdner in Valley City, Mrs Fred z2arnke at 625 ith st, William Janie at South Amherst. Discharges note Georgie Renxroad Steubenville OH, Mrs Rudolph Pasenow, baby boy. S10 WL iark street baby boy Day at 185 Par mielee avenue.

Charles Gisman W. River Henry Haler Clark Iit Wendla Reser E. Broad Everett Edwards Courty Home Meta Werdner Valley City Fred Z2arnke Ith St William Janie South Amherst Georgie Renxroad Steubenville Ohio Rudoph Pasenow Iark Street Parmielee Avenue

Methodist Circle Meetings Set This Week Across Town

Circle No 9 will meet Wednesday at 2 15 with Mrs Peter Kolinsky of 826 Corneil Ave. Circle No 7 gathers Thursday at 2 15 at 246 Kenyon Court home of Mrs D W Keeler. First business session of the Business and Professional Women's Club is this evening at the Y W C A.

Methodist Circle No. 9 Peter Kolinsky Corneil Avenude The Methodist Church D. W. Keeler Kenyon Court Business and Professional Women's Club

Elyria VFW Post 1979 Holds Bi Monthly Meeting

The Elyria Post No 1979 VFW held its regular bi monthly meeting at the V F W Hall 340 Broad Street with a well attended turnout A tureen dinner prepared by the Auxiliary preceded the meeting Comrades Leland Brinzley and Ray Dunlap joined the order and spoke Dennis Robinson chaired the Muskmelon Festival report The post and auxiliary urged ongoing cooperation and attendance at meetings on the first and third Mondays through fall and winter.

Elyria Post Veterans of Foreign Wars of the

West Virginia F W Auxiliary and Husbands Dinner Meeting

WV F W Auxiliary and their husbands enjoyed a well attended supper in the club rooms last evening. President Anna Powell presided over the auxiliary meeting following the meal. The charter was draped in honor of past department president Donna Kope who died Friday August 31. A board party is set for October 5 with Mrs Burton as chair. The next regular meeting is October 1 with officer nominations.

Anna Powell Department Donna Kope Burton

Mrs Cook Hosts Three B Banco Club at Clark Street Home

The Three B club enjoyed progressive banco at Mrs William Cook's Clark street home with all members present. Decorations featured mixed garden flowers. Four tables played. Awards went to Mrs Sam Avery Jr Mrs W D Huffman and Mrs Charles Troutman with a special prize to Mrs tarry Dickens Sr. Salad course served at small tables. Next meeting set for two weeks hence with Mrs Emily Scrivens of Broad street.

Progressive Banco William Cook Clark Street Sam Avery, Jr W. D. Huffman Charles Troutman Tarry Dickens Emily Scrivens Broad Street

College Women Outline Winter Study Groups Plan

College women gathered at the Woman's Club to outline winter study group plans under the Elyvria Council of the American Association of University Women. Most groups begin meetings the first week of October. registration may be effective, with leaders seeking full membership this week to finalize programs. The Drama group led by Mrs Paul Hines has the largest registrations and meets first October 5 at Miss Ebba Fosselios's home. painting, economics, psychology, period furniture, and current events groups await further registrations before firm plans.

Elyvria Council of American Association of University Women Woman's Club Paul Hines Ebba Fosselios Princeton Avenue J. C. George Geraldine Smith Wast Avenue Economics Deane Burns Russell Broughton Period Furniture M. A. Giles

Community Meeting Notes List Local Club Gatherings

Various local groups schedule meetings tonight including Daughters of Scotia Women of Moose and St Johns Young People Society. L C B A, Cloverleaf Circle, American Legion Auxiliary and churches host advisability talks, birthday tureen, and junior missionary events with multiple locations and times.

Daughters of Scotia Trinte Four Clus Ruth Heag D. W. Seward Broad Masqueri E Cmub St. John’s Young People’s Society Elyria Ledge I. O. G. F Cloverlead Circle of St. Pauls Lee Grd St. American Legion Auxiliary Church of Christ Missionary Society U. P. Church Junior Missionary Society Junior Society of Grave Lutheran Church Flagera

Efleth Anniversary Celebrated With Delighted Parties

Last evening friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Moran s home for their fifth wedding anniversary. Hosts received a memory gift as a two course luncheon was served after lively games. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Mercer and Mr and Mrs Harold McVay of Lorain. On Sunday a tureen dinner and wood gifts followed. Miss Margie Baus hosted the AL C Club with three new members voted and a bridge session to close.

R. J. Moran East River Street Moran Ray Mercer Harold McVay Lorain Margie Baus Fours Street Al.c Christine Sederis Tim Pat Moran Bettie Heavens Donna McAllister High Scare Maxine Garford Bella Brrdon Tatas Hove of Bele Brrdor

Bethel Shrine Joins Messiah Shrine In Ceremonial

Twenty nine Bethel Shrine members joined East Cleveland Messiah Shrine No 29 for an Old Timers Night in 30 year ritual style. Honorary district officers Bernier Kunkle Charles Tattersall Olga Sasser attended. Local Shrine soloist Mrs Wilfrid Bowdler performed with Kathryn Merthe. Elyrians and Shriners listed among attendees.

Bethel Shrine East Cleveland Bernier Kunkle Charles Tattersall the Shepherds Olga Sasser Cleveland Shrine Wilfrid Bowdler Kathryn Merthe Walter Watts Watchman Frank Rust Walter Otto Mary Rogers K. Merthe Susie Lewis Mabel Brown Bernice Kunkle Ed Monroe Daisy Benson Williette Bellingham Fred Sasse Hildreth Sasse Arthur Hiscox

Club Associates Meet at Home of Lucille Botamer

Club members and guests Miss Maxine Poole and Mrs. Virginia Moran met at Miss Lucille Botamer’s home. A rummage sale was discussed, and plans for a Fall cottage outing were made. A special planning meeting is set for 7 30 this evening at Catheryn Smith’s Lake Avenue home.

Maxine Poole Virginia Moran Lucille Botamer Catheryn Smith Lake Avenue Helen Nieding Ruth Pickett

Fi Club Hosts Evening at Lerain Boulevard Home

Mrs Etearnar Mcyer opened her Lerain boulevard residence to the Fi Club for a mingling evening. Special guest Moss Helen Loigheare and Cleveland attended. Prizes were awarded with Mrs Sadie Hornung first, Miss Helen Lockeart second, and Mrs Marie Wold third. A two course luncheon followed. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Sadie Hornung as a Halloween party.

Etearnar Mcyer Lerain Boulevard Moss Helen Loigheare Ant Cleveland Sadie Hornung Helen Lockeart Marie Wold Tri

Andrew Pitman Elected Superintendent of St Pauls Sunday School

The Sunday School Council of St Pauls church met for a business session and elected officers. Andrew Pitman was chosen superintendent with Karl Lehmann as assistant. Gladys Anderson secretary, Evelyn Lyndon assistant, Margaret Anthony treasurer, Louise Fox pianist, Marguerite Oswald assistant pianist. Rally Day plans were set for Sunday October seventh with Mrs Andrew Pitman named general chair.

Andrew Pitman S. S ST. Paul's Church St. Paul’s Church Andrew Itman Karl Lehmann Gladys Anderson Evelyn Lyndon Margaret Anthony Louise Fox Marguerite Oswald

N A Q Club Reassembles After Summer Break

The N A Q club met last evening at Mrs Walter Peak's Oxford Avenue home for socializing after a summer recess. After a refreshment course, members adjourned to Mrs Ralph Young's Fur nace Street residence on Monday October first.

N. A. Q. Club Walter Peak Oxford Avenue Ralph Young Furnace Street

L Ensenble Francaise Holds Meeting at Elyria High

Members of L Ensemble Francaise met in the Elyria High School auditorium on Sept 17 at 3 20 p m for a short but important gathering. President Merle Vanoster urged cooperation to plan and carry out meetings for the coming year. Miss Ruth Miller was made honorary member. Meetings will be on the third Monday of each month.

L’ensemble Francaise Elyria High School Merle Vanoster Ruth Miller Eisenmann France

Colonial Club entertains with five hundred games

Monday Colonial Club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. E. F. Schultz of 111 Columbus street. Four tables of five hundred were in play during the afternoon, and Mrs. Charles Savage held high score, and Mrs. Dan Martin was second. Mrs. Taft of Columbus, house guest of Mrs. H. G. Hoover, was a guest. In two weeks Mrs. William H. Seames of Fifth Avenue will be hostess.

Colonial Club E. F. Schultz Columbus Street Charles Savage Dan Martin Taft Columbus H. G. Hoover William H. Seames

Seventh Birthday Party for Nadine St Marie

Miss Nadine St. Marie celebrated her seventh birthday with a party hosted by grandmother Mrs. W. J. Crow on West Avenue. Games and prizes for Claire Hogan, Helen Verbeck, and Eileen Gunning complemented pink and yellow decorations with lollypops and novelty hats at each place. Attendees included Patsy Hart, Eileen Wooden, Claire Louise Leister, Betty Lou Flood, Johnny May Flood, etc.

Nadine St. Marie W. J. Crow West Avenue Claire Hogan Helen Verbeck Eileen Gunning Patsy Hart Eileen Wooden Claire Louise Leister Betty Lou Flood JuHn May Flood Jerry Sonny Denny St. Marie

Women's Welsh Club Holds Business Meeting

Members met at the Business College rooms for a regular meeting with good attendance. Plans were made for a silver tea the first week in October. After the session a program was enjoyed and a social time. The next gathering will be at Mrs. E. T. Reese's home on Water Street Monday October 11.

Women's Business College E. T. Reese Water Street

Harriett Scott Hosts Sigma Gamma Theta at Winckles Street

Harriett Scott entertained Sigma Gamma Theta at her home on Winckles Street last evening as bridge was played. Two tables were in progress with Mable Smith winning high score and Marie March receiving consolation. Date and place of the next meeting to be announced later.

Harriett Scott Sigma Gamma Thata Winckles Street Mable Smith Marie March

Local Lorain Couples In Courtship and Labor Mix

Edward Payson age 24 a laborer of Lorain and Mary Schmidt age 25 of Lorain with Rev Veler. Joseph Regler age 19 a steel worker of Elyria and Ruth Michael age 16 of Fiyria with Rev Daley. Silvio Rossi age 26 a boiler maker of Lorain with Mary Pepe age 7 of Lorain. justice of peace records.

Edward Payson Lorain Mary Schmidt Veler Joseph Regler Elyria Ruth Michael Fiyria Daley Silvio Rossi Mary Pepe

Freshmen Eight Bunco Club Elects Officers

The Freshmen Eight Bunco club met last evening at Irwin Eckenroad's East Broad street home. Officers elected include Irwin Eckenroad as president and Dorothea Stich as secretary.

Bunco Club Irwin Eckenroad East Broad Street Dorothea Stich

Personal notices of travels and student moves across towns

Mr and Mrs Richard Stevens returned from a two week motor trip visiting Washington DC Asheville NC Nashville TN and a college friend. Miss Margaret Platner and companions visited Wellsley College scholarship news follows. Several locals depart for colleges in New Rochelle Cleveland and Ursuline College while others attend events in Elyria and Oxford.

Richard Stevens Washington, D. C Ashville North Carolina Nashville Tennessee Steven Margaret Platner Bronson Platner Russell Platner Utica Ogdensburg Warren Platner Columbus Columbus Ereet Miss Platner Has Won A Scholarship At Wellsley College Cora Taylor Champaign Timolsey Roussel Henry East Avenue Clarence Foster Wellington Mary McGuire West Broad Street Lina Pekras Park Avenue New Rocket New York McGuire Pekras Sol Slutzger Eighth Street Sarah Thomas Will Thomas Columbus Street Western College Oxford Ohio H. M. Miller West Sixth Street Erie Pennsylvania Leona Mowry Charles Court Cleveland Western Reserve University Evelyn Head Elyria Memorial Hospital West Hobart Marsh Stanford Avenue Gerald Rice Sullivan P. T. A Sullivan School Rice Elyria P. T. A. Council Paul Coniam Ada Ohio Northern University Mary Church of Wellington Homer Day West Avenue Mary Louise Duffy Cleveland Heights Ursuline College Robert Blair Dewey Avenue John Carroll University C. Henri Wolff Grand Rapids Michigan Alfred J. Hedquist Madge Jordan Hellmyer Apartments R. O. Septer Helen Lockheart B. E. McCoy Lorain Blvd

Fall Chic Tailleur Pattern Featured in Fashion Book

Editor Laura L Baldt presents a wool and silk tailored dress pattern with diagonal wrapped bodice and beltless waistline in multiple color options. Design No. 3327 fits bust 36 to 48 inches, requires yardage specifics, and is promoted with an order address and pricing for pattern and book.

Carlisle Prize Winners at Lorain County Fair

Carl ise prize winners Eat Smith and James Hurlburt of the Cartisle Boys Four-H Club took top honors at the Lorain County Fair with chinchilla rabbits and three American white junior dors. Cottage Food Shop and Mrs. 8S J Hastings and daughter Avis visited Berlin Heights relatives. Various residents hosted or visited in Lorain, Grafton, and Port Clinton areas, including the Watters, Grege, Bachtel, Blatt, Mason, and Hastings households on recent weekdays.

Eat Smith James Hurlburt Cartisle Lorain County Fair J. Hastings Avis Grafton Road Hastings Charles Bissell Berlin Heights Howard Kihiken Port Clinton Lloyd Watters Butternut Ridge Hope Grege Citys Hospital Cleveland Ford Bachtel Oma Blatt Ken Maud True QO. W. Mason Lorain Banks Road Guy Hostatter S. Jo Hastings

East Carlisle PTA heads appoint new officers and plans

The East Carlisle Parent Teachers Association announces officers led by President A H Goodspeed and 1st VP Mrs John Rose with Gertrude Smith as 2nd VP and hospital chair. The executive board meets at Hurlbut home to discuss mill levy renewal, financial gains last year exceeding five hundred thirty eight dollars, and plans for a discussion study club and mother sing ers chorus.

East Carlisle Parent Teachers Association A. H. Goodspeed John Rose Gertrude Smith Charles Huene David Auton H. M. Hurlbut C. E. Nichols Gertrude Thompson Frank Harrison Thad Robson Arthur P. Bailey H. W. Hurlbut Obertin Road Four Millery Columbus East Carlisle School Daisy Alice Bird Kan Act Avis Hastings Grafton Road Berlin Heights Miss Hope Gregg Butternut Ridge Road

Paris Fall Fashion Promises Romantic Yet Practical Styles

Paris offers a restrained romantic fall fashion with leading American designers crafting wearable updates. Cromwell collars Venetian Tricorne and muff selections hint at period flair while remaining suitable for tailored streetwear, delivering a refreshed yet accessible look.

Paris Louisa Alcott

Three On a Match Winter Wardrobe Suit Ad

A three piece Herring-Bone Tweed suit with a full length top coat and raccoon collar. The bi-swing jacket short suit is a trim street costume for Early Fall days. Top coat interlined for all winter wear. Priced at $39.50.

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St. Mary’s Church Virginia MM. Wicker G. J. Elbert JR Sharon, FA Permanents Croquignole Oo Modern Beatty Elyria Sav. & Tr Edith Mae Hat Shoppe HyGrade Dry Cleaners Middle Ave W. FF. W. Post Wv. F. W. Auxiliary Mrs. Cook B. BR. Banco Club ALS. C Messiah Shrine Catherine D. Marcks O,e Maryland and Wie Jd. Shork FE. McCoy Lensemble Francaise Mrs. Schultz Laura L Baldt, A.M Teachers College Columbia Universiy Fashion Bureau Fifth Ave Frith Ave Carlisle Mable Frew Wayne Elizabeth Marsh Ruby Daucy H. E. Willis LaPorte Frew Gladys Acker Edith Swisler Myron Thornburg Berea Cuyahoga County F. S. Male Louise Brown Elyria Fur Shoppe, Inc United Dry Butcher Boy Vanity Fair New Jersey Style Center Forstmann Directoire Wanda
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