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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1932

Page

3

Lawrence and Holdredge wed in Youngstown church

Harry Edward Lawrence and Miss Margaret Elizabeth Holdredge were married today at 4 p m in Palms and flowers decorated the 3 Broetin Memorial Methodist church in Youngstown Reverend P S Schaffner officiated The couple plan a northern New York trip and a Belmore Long Island home after October first The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard G Holdredge, wore maroon velvet with yellow tea roses The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Fred Lawrence of this city Best man was Thomas Lawrence of New York City The ceremony included music by Rey Huntsman and a postlude by Mendelssohn Wedding March Additional notes highlight the bridal party’s reception and future home Details of nurse training and college affiliations are included for both families.

Youngstown Margaret Elizabeth Holdredge Harry Edward Lawrence Fred Lawrence Howard G. Holdredge Halléck Street Gertrude Holdredge Thomas Lawrence New York City P. &. Schaffner Dorothy Schoethard Rey Huntsman Lohengrin Nurses St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland Alpha Ni Deta

Kellogg Visitors Tour Kellogg's Corn Flakes Plant

Kellogg invites visitors to see sanitary kitchens gleaming machinery and white uniforms at the Battle Creek plant. The tour offers insight into cleanliness and quality with a satisfaction guarantee: return the package for a refund if Kellogg's is not the best and freshest corn flakes.

Kellogg Fistera Battle Creek W. K. Kellogg

Circle No 7 Luncheon at First Methodist Church

Twenty one members and guests of Circle No 7 of the First Methodist church gathered for a fall meeting in the church parlors at noon with a tureen luncheon. Mrs J T Shook was elected chair and led the business session. Officers include Mrs K Meister vice president Mrs J C Jackson secretary Mrs J Dixon treasurer and Mrs H Townsend sunshine treasurer. The circle will cooperate with the General Aid Society this fall and winter. The next meeting will be at the Home for the Aged with Mrs Meteter as hostess on October 19.

Otto Greene Red Cross Circle No. 4 First Congregational Church Earl Court Western Robert Davies Circle No. 7 First Methodist Church J. T. Shook Blane General Aid Society K. Meister J. C. Jackson J. Dixon H. Townsend Sunshine Home For the Meteter Vulrue No. 2 Methodist Church Howard Miller M. Wilcox General Ladies’ Aid Society Circle H. M. Metcalf Rheabeth Rich Circle No. 1 Sixteenth Street Mary Gates Hast Avenué Epworth League Epworth Herald League LaGrange Léazuc Clark Maddock Circle No. 2 First Congrégational Church Ll. Bailey Stanford Avenue H. G. Hoover Hugh Harris

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List

Admissions include Arthur Ward Wellington Mrs Carl Brace 344 Second street Horace Pumphrey 452 East avenue Blois Scott 4 Samuel street Mrs Raymond Carlin 115 Parkview Court Discharges include Helen Traxler Grafton Tom Karris 233 West avenue Glen Kissel New York City.

Arthur Ward Wellington Carl Brace Second Street Horace Pumphrey East Avenue Blois Scott Samuel Street Raymond Carlin Parkview Court Helen _ Traxler Grafton Tom Karris West Avenue Glen Kissel New York City

Evening events and club meetings in Lorain

Aden Parent-Teacher Association held a meeting at the school to elect officers and appoint committee chairs. The group approved new officers and changed meeting dates, planning a September 29 executive board gathering and a October 6 first regular meeting. Members also discussed sending president H. E. Custar to the state convention in Columbus in October.

Aden Parent-Teacher Association Charles Lamadue E. C. Cook Cyril Breckhock LeRoy Race C. E. Christ Wars H. E Custar Columbus

Church Circle 710 Garden Tea and Club News

The afternoon meeting of Circle No. 3 of the First Congregational church discussed fall events including a garden tea at Mrs Sifthe’s Washington Avenue home next Wednesday. Other notes cover the Ladies Aid Society of Emmanuel Lutheran church planning a rummage sale and a future dinner, with officers Ms. James Thames and Mrs. Relph Murbach presiding.

James Thames Circle No. 3 First Congregational Church Relph Murbach Washington Arenut F. A. Sifthe Washington Avenue Ann Murbach George Mynchedberg Ladies’ Aid Society Emmanuel Lutheran Church A. EB. Weekerly Frank Cretell H. A. Sayles

Anniversary Observed by Rebekah Lodge Members

Members of the Rebekah Lodge in St Clair celebrated the 51st anniversary of the order with a program in the IOOF hall. Visitors came from Obetta Bay City Graf ton and Ashland as plans formed for a Brunswick school of instruction on October 6.

5. Clair Rebekah Lodge Obettia Bay City Michigan Grafton Ashland Brunswick C. J. Miller Gust Erickson F. E Easterbrook Rebekahs Friday Cora Bemis Emily Scrivens William Gehrke Marion Bodine

Baptist church meetings Friday at Church House Bast Avenue

The Baptist church extends a notice that meetings will be held Friday afternoon at 3 p.m. at Church House on Bast Avenue. Members are urged to attend and participate in the growing circle of activities.

Circle of the Baptist Church Bast Avenue

Local social notes mention travels and visits across several cities

Mrs. Georgia Phipps travels to Youngstown to visit Dr. L B Phipps family. Mrs. W D Teasdale visits Cedar street hosts Mr and Mrs C B Southam. A new son born to Carl Bruce and wife at Elyria Memorial Hospital on September 21. Mrs Johann Petersohn returns from Cumberland and Wheeling. Thomas Lawrence heads to New York after visiting his parents. Wayne Garland, son of Mr and Mrs Alex Garland, to broadcast on WGAR at 7:00 PM. Mr and Mrs J T Shook head to Toronto for Equitable Life conference. Shook is district manager. The Lawrences, Hastings, and Pounds travel to Youngstown for the Lawrence Holdredge wedding. Mrs Bert Bastian and Mrs Metta Whitney visit sister Mrs George Ludwig in Warren. Eileen Hastings attends cousin Harry Lawrence's wedding to Margaret Holdredge in Youngstown. Dorothy Granger stars in Rialto comedy. Bertha Potter and Mrs Eddie Potter return from visit with Mrs Fred Kuhn in Michigan. Mrs Will Dengate hosts sisters from St John’s Hospital Cleveland and Forest View Farm. Mrs W A Newmier moves furniture to Bowling Green. Mrs H J Hart suffers a sprained ankle.

Georgia Phipps Chestnut Street L. B. Phipps Youngstown Ohio W. D. Teasdale Cleveland C. B. Southam Cedar Street Carl Bruce Second Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Johann Petersohn Broad Street Cumberland Maryland Wheeling West Virginia Thomas Lawrence Saurday New York City Fred A. Lawrence Cascade Street Lawrence U. S Wayne Garland Alex Garland WGAR H. J. Hart Middle Avenue

Cleveland-St Louis game attendance noted in Cleveland stadium

Yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Terry of Highth Street attended the Cleveland-St. Louis game in Cleveland Stadium. John Bayer of Lewis Mercantile left for New York on a buying trip. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fisher of Warrensville visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Wheeler in 222 Wolfedourt. Mrs. Carl Moseley and others visited friends in Lorain.

Cleveland Stadium C. L. Terry Highth Street Akron Ohio John Bayer Lewis Marcantile Company Ja&t New York City W. J. Fisher Warrensville H. &. Wheeler Wolfé Dourt Carl Moseley Lee Weichel J. R. Lewin Lorain

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