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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1938

Page

9

Mary Wagner to Wed John Riley in October Ceremony

Mrs. John Wagner announced the forthcoming marriage of her daughter Mary Wagner to John Riley on October 15 at nine thirty in St Mary's Church. The notice came at a tea for forty guests celebrating Mrs Wagner's Golden Wedding anniversary at Bris Selman's on Ohio Street.

Mary Wagner John Riley John Wagner Bris Ohio Street Mary St. Mary's, Church Edward McGuire al Wagner Miss Wagner Seventh Street Mr. Riley E. P. Riley Middle Avenas William Conrad Lakewood Alice Knechiges Cleveland Harold Lane Sheffield

Armitage and Seekins Wed in Olmsted Falls Church

Eleanor Armitage daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Armitage and Frank Seekins son of Mrs Mary Seekins were married Saturday morning at St Marys church Olmsted Falls with Fr Walsh officiating. The ceremony was private with immediate family present. The couple planned a wedding breakfast at Westlake Hotel and a trip to Pennsylvania before settling on Middle avenue. Both are Elyria High School graduates with Seekins employed at Bender Body.

Eleanor Armitage Jim Armitage Age Furnace Street Frank Seekins Mary Seekins Oberlin Road St. Mary's Church Olmsted Falls Fr. Walsh Aileen Armitage Joseph Conrad Seekins Westlake Pennsylvania Middle Avenue Elyria High School Bender Body Company

Miss Mary Kellogg Weds Charles Conway in Cleveland

Mary Elizabeth Kellogg daughter of Mr and Mrs Lows Kellogg married Charles Bernard Conway son of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Conway in Cleveland on Saturday September 17. The notice lists the couple and families involved and the venue of the ceremony.

Mary Kellogg Charles Conway

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in City Records

A listing of admissions and discharges includes names and addresses such as Robert Knipper, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Jack Novainey, and Gere Otto among others. Discharges feature Anna Barbknecht, DeEtta Schuster, Lester Norris, and several entries with households in Lorain Oberlin and Rocky River, with numerous baby boy and baby girl mentions.

Robert Knipper Lake Avenue Thomas Smith Wiles Street Frank Schaffer West River Street Jack Novainey Rocky River Gere Otto Sandusky Melvin Pasenow West River Albany Beauchimen Bath Street Albert Hutchison Kenyon Avenue Corwin Meyers Winckles Street Anna Barbknecht Sumner Street DeEtta Schuster Second Street Lester Norris Marbelle Atherton Hillsdale Court John Dasa R. D Carl Bruce Erie Street Arthur Dewey Oberlin Carl Mitchell Robert Nethercutt Jack Novatnoy

Katherine Schaefer Becomes Mrs William Schroeder in Saturday Ceremony

Miss Katherine Schaefer daughter of Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Schaefer of 230 Kenyon Court married William Schroeder son of Mr and Mrs Schroeder at seven o clock Saturday evening in Grace Lutheran parsonage with Reverend W W Walker officiating. Doris Schaefer and Walter Schroeder served as witnesses. The couple will reside at 340 East Broad Street. Mrs Schroeder a Elyria High School graduate and Gaiety Club member. Mr Schroeder attended Ridge School and works at Couch Uthe Company in Elvrie.

Katherine Schaefer Gottlieb Schaefer Kenyon Court William Schroeder Bailey Grace Lutheran Church W. W. Walker Doris Schaefer Walter Schroeder

Rev Ernst Irion Officiates Ada Johnson and Frank Kopetko Wedding

Reverend Ernst Irion led the ceremony at Paul’s Church for Ada Johnson and Frank Kopetko. The couple planned a Texas trip after a reception at Schneiders. attendees included Anne Yanchar and Min Padalek. Ada wore a white lace wedding gown with pearls. Kopetko's family ties are noted. A party at the British Empire Club followed with Elyria Hot Shots providing music.

Ernst Irion Paul's Church Ada Johnson Frank Kopetko Kopetko Gardner Jewelry J. Kapetko St. Johns Michigan Charles Johnson Panel Anne Yanchar Min Padalek Schneiders Cleveland Road Texas Kepetko Bellefield Avenue Kepetka Clark Str Greber Townsend Club No British Empire Club Delet Lakewood Elyria Norman Reisinger

Licenses Listed For Elyria Area Couples And Singles

The notice lists licenses issued to Kenneth Olmsted 25 LaPorte and Eleanor Phiel 24 Elyria 411 Furnace Street. Tyriatius Pavitch 24 Lerain inspector and Marie Spachtholz 1a Avon Lake. Joseph Horvath 21 Cleveland shipping clerk and Mona Bidlake 18 Brighton township. Emil Temple 23 Penfield Junction truck driver and Florence Johnston 23 Sheriff Street Elyria.

Kenneth Olmsted LaPorte Eleanor Phiel Furnace Street Elyria Tyriatius Pavitch Lerain Marie Spachtholz Avon Lake Joseph Horvath Cleveland Mona Bidlake Brighton Township Emil Temple Penfield Junction Florence Johnston Sheriff Street

Local personals and society notes from Elyria segment

Wayne Burdue leaves yesterday for Bethany College West Virginia to study for the ministry. Multiple local families report visits, relocations, and new births with scattered mentions of Cleveland and Elyria area residents and regional towns. A note ends with a report of a fierce battle between eagles and wolves over a dead heifer in the Shar Mountains of Macedonia.

Shar Mountains Macedonia

Son of Elyrian Weds in Cleveland Saturday

A wedding occurred Saturday in Cleveland uniting Miss Margarett Cooley and son Cooley of Berea with Rev. D Green of Berea presiding. The couple will reside on Ruple Road or in Berea after the ceremony at Euclid Avenue church.

Couple Surprised On Silver Anniversary Celebration

A surprise silver anniversary party honored Mr. and Mrs. Rae Raesler with relatives and friends at Elyria. Guests included Ruth Blakeslee and numerous local residents, who presented silver candlesticks and flower bouquets. The event featured guest speakers and a reception plan, with attendance from families across Elyria and Amherst. Reports mention unrelated notes about an earthquake impacting mineral water and a Japanese resort.

Street el Guesis Rae Ruth Blakeslee Ernest Huber Melvin Wendell Towne Arse Kressman Lyie Canfado Levein Jesein White Frances Raesler A Albert Raesler Harson Raesler Raesler Gouge. Daniels Amherst Earl Fuller Cleveland Frank Blakesloon Sandra George Schnarr Julia Keyves Elyria

First Church School Staff To Begin Study

First Congregational Church invites all members to join a Bible study course titled Footsteps of St Paul Each Monday at 7 30 with two lecture periods and a devotional service between A staff question period follows the second lecture There are no Thursday evening meetings Lectures will cover The Conversion of St Paul Acts 9 3 and Sequel to Conversion Galatians 1 13 17

First Congregational Church St. Paul's Tomght

Birthday Surprise Honored Mrs Jaenh Smith on Barton Road

Nearly 25,900 tons of sulphur will be produced in Chile this year. A birthday surprise honored Mrs Jaenh Smith on Barton Road with noted guests including Mrs Leland Durkee and Mr Kenneth, and a host of relatives. Refreshments and two large birthday cakes marked the celebration along with gifts from attendees.

Birthay Jaenh Smith Barton Road Schle Pedre Ain Prise Godler James Draege Lorain Leland Durkee Tar Me Kenneth

Calendar of Club Events and Meetings

A dense listing of Monday Tuesday and Wednesday events from churches clubs and organizations in Elyria and surrounding areas. Religious and civic groups schedule meetings picnics dessert cards and lectures at various halls churches and homes including the Baptist Methodist Congregational and Presbyterian circuits with venues on East Riverview Street West Street and nearby avenues. Activities include youth groups ladies auxiliaries senior circles and charitable boards with times ranging from 1:30 to 8 pm and locations like Lorain County Masonic Temple Woodman Hall and Elyria High School auditorium.

Business Women's Curtis 3Rd Fifth Street Rainbow Majority League WACA Susanna Wesles Methodist Church Picnie Picenie Elywoods Townsend Club No Canton Lo St. Paul's Sunday School Council Men's Missionary League Worden Seventh Street

Community club and church circles schedule brief notes

Local groups list upcoming meetings across homes and churches. Activities include sewing circles at Mrs Eva Shuck 516 Dewey Avenue, Circle No 1 at 2 15 p m, junior and senior choirs at 7 and 3 p m, Culture Club luncheon at Mrs J Lake Avenue, and various study and educational events led by parish and civic organizations. The notice mentions Beacons of St Pauls, Daughters of America, Women's Relief, Catholic Study, Bible classes, and an Empire Club planning meeting ahead of the 1938 29 season social evening.

Cues and Lines Club St. Clair Rebekah Lodge Q. QO. F. Hall Townsend Club Wondman Hall Methodist Circle Walter Nevins North Street Pythian Sisters Sons of Union Veterans Aux- Vichy Mivers 1St Congregational Circle Ira Gough Ata Ist Congregational Circle 1St Congregational Circle No S. G. Shaw Harrison Street 1St Congregational Church Congregational Women's Aswore Sesson Helen V. Morse Oberlin 2Nd Congregational Church United Presbyterian Prayer Service Ench Presbyterian Church Ghey School Charles Shafer St. An Hus Eva Shuck Dewey Avenue Woodworth D. C. Rothe Church of Christ Division George Mallow Park Avenue Methodist Circle No. 1 Culture Club Airs Krebs Meiind Street St Paul's Walter Potter North Olive Stree Artemas Beebe Mary Bon Air Avenge Alpha Northwest Upment Daughters of America Hobert Good Wil Bible Congresatenal Huey Houserman Charlee South Hooger John's Furnier Seriery Ain Maitish Empire Club

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