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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1937

Page

13

Russ Turnbull wedding to be solemnized October 20

The Turnbull family announced the upcoming marriage of their daughter Jane to Richard Kuss at a party held at 217 Sixth Street. The ceremony is planned for October 20 at First Baptist Church in an open service at 6 30 p.m. Guests enjoyed bridge, luncheon, and engraved keepsakes announcing the nuptials.

Turnbull Sixth Street George R. Turnbull Jane Jenny) Turnbull Richard &. Kuss G. M. Kuss Third Street First Baptist Church John Whitney Kathryne Fulton Everett Schrock D. George Cleveland G. Randall Lorain

Reception Planned for Dr Bond at Methodist Church

Members of the First Methodist church plan a reception to honor Dr E J Bond and his wife returning to the church pastorate. The program is set for Friday September 24 at 7 30 in the church school auditorium. Dr Bond arrived April 1 1932 in an exchange with Dr A E Piper who moved to Reading Pennsylvania.

First Methodist Church E. J. Bond Bond A. E. Piper Reading Pennsylvania

Circle 3 of First Congregational Church Hosts Dessert Luncheon Plan

Circle No 3 met at Mrs S G Shaw s Harrison street with fourteen members. Miss Ruth Munson announced church notices and Mrs Todd Moise read the secretary s report. Mrs W F Bell reported on the Lantern Fellowship Conference in Oberlin and the group approved a new plan: dessert luncheons on the third Wednesday each month at a member s home with . after lunch, programs led by Mrs Will Thomas focus on missions and international issues. Tea for four new neighbors followed.

First Congregational Church G. Shaw Harrison Street Todd Moise Ruth Munson W. F. Bell Oberlin Will Thomas

New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place

An advertisement promotes Fasteeth a fine powder to keep dentures secure without gummy taste. It claims teeth stay firm and comfortable with no slipping. The product sweetens breath and is available from druggists in three sizes.

Louise Stahl Weds Owen Slauter Yesterday

Louise Stahl married Owen Slauter in a Wednesday ceremony at St Pauls church with Rev Ernst reading. Lola Slauter attended as mother of the groom. A reception followed at 6 pm at Martha Sayles home. The couple will reside at 353 East Bridge street after a short wedding trip. Mr. Slauter celebrated his birthday yesterday.

Louise Stahl Owen Slauter St. Paul's Church Ernst [Rion Lola Slauter Lorain Martha Sayles Twelfth Street Mrs. Slauter East Bridge Street Mr. Slauter LaPorte

Margie Kushin’s bridal party at Woman's Club

A pre nuptial event honored Miss Margie Kushin who will wed Paul Johnston of Mansfield on Saturday September twenty fifth at First Methodist church. Hostesses Eva Smith Gertrude Wernert Henrietta Vogley and Mrs Marge Bamrick oversaw a yellow and green tea towel gift exchange as guests from Elyria Savings and Trust Bank and friends attended.

Kilyria Margie Kushin Paul Johnston Mansfield Eva Smith Gertrude Wernert Henrietta Vogley Marge Bamrick Miss Smith Margie Paul Miss Kushin Elyria Savings and Tritt Bank Christines Wernert Theodore Manns Oberlin Edna Schaub Lakewood F. E. Kushin Bucs Kushin Cleveland First Methodist Church E. J. Bond

Embroidery Pattern Offer for Fall Fashion

A promotion invites readers to request pattern 5853 with floral borders for neckline sleeves or belt and suitable for blouses bodices or skirts. The transfer motif sizes vary and stitches are lazy-daisy and outline. Send 10 cents plus address and pattern number to Chronicle Feletram, Mousehold Arts Rept., 259 W 14th St NY.

Chronicle-Feletram Mousehold Arts Rept W. 14Th Street New York N.Y

Edna Smith Elected Queen and Malta Dames Honor Deputy

Edna Smith led the Dames of Malta meeting as queen elect with Deputy Christina Wernert honored on resignation. A six o'clock supper followed for 55 attendees, gift presentation to Wernert, and fall decor. New officers named to be installed in two weeks with open installation on October 13. Special prizes awarded to Margaret Quade and C B Chandler.

Edna Smith Christina Wernert Dames of Malta Wernert Queen Edith Smith Ruth Hazel Hall Naomi Ruth Blakeslee Herald Esther Smith Lottie Margaret Quade C. B. Chandler

Plans To Present Toledo Woman In Sketch Recital

The Y W C A Education committee advanced plans for a fall program featuring Margot Sanger of Toledo in a sketch recital on October 12 at 2 PM. The event, titled Theatre of the Imagination, is open to association members only and follows a series of lectures starting October 18 with Dr. Remenyi of Cleveland College. Other speakers include Dr. Louis Kornosh on November 1, Grove Paterson on November 12, and Rabbi Barnett Brickner on December 6.

Margot Sanger Toledo Theatre of the Miss Sanger Cleveland New York City Cincinnati Women’s Republican Club of New York Berthoff Kenneth Roberts Remenyi Cleveland College Louis Kornosh Grove Paterson The Toledo Blade Rabbi Barnett Brickner

Recent Bride Honored At Fox Furnace Company Party

A party in honor of Mrs. Allen Bechtel Mildred Smith was held at Mrs. Mary Hochenedal East Avenue last evening by associates of the Fox Furnace Company Order Department. Hearts games determined prizes for Mary Danitz high score and Dorothy Tonks low. The guest received gifts and a late lunch was served.

Allen Bechtel Mildred Smith Mary Hochenedal East Avenue The Fox Furnace Company Mary Danitz Dorothy Tonks

Elizabeth Rich Heads First Cong Circle Committees

Elizabeth Rich chairman of Circle No. 1 of the First Congregational church announced its committees at the circle’s first year meeting held at Mrs. L. E. Bonsieur’s East avenue home. The program committee includes Mrs. M. J. Lengel Mrs. Ray Vestal Mrs. H. O. Pankoff Mrs. Eric Chapman Mrs. George Young and Mrs. Herbert Smith with Mrs. Mary Gates as shushing chair. Officers named are Lengel vice chair Peters secretary and Schilleman treasurer. The session began with devotions led by Rich, followed by a Lantern Fellowship report from guest Mrs. Robert Davies. Members set secret pals and refreshments were served by Bonsieur with Pankoff and Lengel assisting. The next meeting is scheduled for October 20.

Elizabeth Rich Circle No. 1 First Congregational Church L. E. Bonsieur East Avenue M. J. Lengel Ray Vestal Waya and Means H. O. Pankoff Eric Chapman George Young Herbert Smith Mary Gates Bonsieur Pankoff Lengel

Committe Chairs Named At Elyria Club Luncheon

Mrs. F C Billings hosted thirty executive board members of The Elvira Woman's Club at the Elyria Woman's Club where committees were announced. Officers include Mrs. Billings president and Mrs. J B Johnson first vice president with numerous chairmen named for standing and special committees. The Middle North District Convention is set for October 12 and 13 in Loudonville, with a tea for attending members planned for October 6. Licenses: Charles Wesley Porter Jr and Mary Rocella Hutchison of Lorain.

NRS F. C. Billings Elyria Woman's Club Elvira Woman's Club, Inc J. B. Johnson G. W. Wingard J. N. Eldt W. E. Mason H. H. Benham Cathryn Schnuerer H. D. Biggs Jas. Hewitt Geo. Young E. W. Beidler M. Perry Cte Colburn S. J. Birkbeck C. L. Travers Eric Chapman Deane Burns J. H. Hurst Alex Schilieman F. E. Decker P. Smale J. Faxon F. S. Rust W. Clark Leo Merer Ralph Holcomb Civic and Political Science R. W. Cobb L. Boothroyd R. K. Thayer J. G. Upp Cora Phelps Dow Baird Geo. Thompson Kathryn Herchler Sunshine H. W. Cole Alice McCracken Digger Emma Potter Barbara Plocher Chas, Markham John Whitney Edward Champion Theodore Seward Mary Taylor Ethyl Milliren R.schmittgen Ian Davie Wilma van Oster Birkbeck

New Catholic Study Club Forms At Tea On Wednesday

A new Catholic Study Club No 2 was organized at Mrs Leon Selman s home on Ohio Street with twelve members. Mrs Richard Horan heads the new club as president, Mrs Henry Radlean as secretary treasurer, and Mrs Ted Seward as reporter. The season opens October 6 at Mrs Charles Wentz s home with reviews of Abbey Frolayne TM and discussion on altar and sanctuary. The club plans biennial meetings and will meet every two weeks.

Leon Selman Ohio Stret Catholic Study Club No Catholic Study Club Richard 8. Horan Henry Radlean Ted E. Seward

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing

Hospital admissions include Mrs Waldo Kirk R D No 2 Irene Simon 430 West Second Kenneth Kinzel Grafton Mrs Carroll Shaw Oberlin Edgar Guest Jefferson Gerald Haligarth Shelby Gus Anderson Amherat Discharges list Mrs Albert Haswell baby boy 422 Oberlin road Mrs Calvin Miller baby boy stop 8 Lake Avenue Mrs Russell Glenn baby girl North Olmsted Mrs Charles Aldrich baby boy 21414 Fourth Mrs Charles Fard ney baby boy 948 Walnut Richard Notley 355 Oxford Gordon Taylor 108 Spruce street.

Waldo Kirk R. D. No Irene Simon West Second Kenneth Kinzel Grafton Carroll Shaw Oberlin Edgar Guest Jefferson Gerald Haligarth Shelby Gus Anderson Amherat Albert Haswell Oberlin Road Calvin Miller Lake Avenue Russell Glenn North Olmsted Charles Aldrich Charles Fardney Walnut Richard Notley Oxford Gordon Taylor Spruce Street

Local births and visits populate Elyria notes

The column reports several births from September 22 at Elyria Memorial and nearby hospitals, naming families such as Mr. and Mrs. Earl Merthe, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. James Buckingham. It also lists visitors and students including Miss Margaret Platner, Warren Platner, Dr. S. F. Basinger, and Mrs. Ralph Holderbaum, with travels to Columbus, Ithaca, and Williamsburg.

Carroll K. Shaw Oberlin Elyria Memorial Hospital Donna Bell Shaw Ronald Findlay Bob Ne! Lloyd Columbus L. DeLloyd Ohio State University Margaret Platner Columbus Street Wellesley College Massachusetts Ralph Holderbaum Massillon W. E. Patton Third Street Warren Platner Ithaca New York Cornell University Richard S. Horan Denison Avenue Ohio Carl Zackman Nellie Brown Donna Mae Elyria L. W. Brown Kenyon Court Kenyon Court. Mrs. Zackman Springfield S. F. Basinger Long Beach California James Buckingham Grafton Mary Carl Hollywood Earl P. Meister West Avenue Robert Bainbridge Grafton Road Indiana Joan Blaine Bowers Princeton Avenue Williamsburg Virginia College of William and Mary

Mrs Fox Hosts Circle at Lake Avenue Home

Mrs Fox entertained Circle 2 of St Pauls church at her Lake Avenue home Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Martin Gerke leading a devotional and reading an article on Bible verses. The meeting closed with prayer and a dessert social. Mrs Gerke of Tenth Street will host Circle October 13.

Martin Gerke Mary Fox Circle 2 St. Paul's Church Lake Avenue

Bride-Elect Honored at Verinike fon Shower

Bride-Elect Miss Grace Nieding of Verinike fon will wed Russell Beal. Early this week a personal shower was hosted by Evelyn Letchelser in Vermillats After bingo guests gathered in the dining room under blue and silver decor. Attending were Mrs. August Schwensen, Mrs. David Nieding, Mrs. Conrad Nieding, Mrs. Lloyd Leidheiser, Mrs. Raymond Leid heiser, Mrs. Minnie Leidheiser, Mrs. Russell Nieding, Misses Nev ile Bogart, Evelyn Stokes, Ruth Bringman, Mary Nieding, Betty Harris, Edna Leidheiser and the hostess. The Lady Baltimore is a restaurant name referenced in Mexico City.

Grace Nieding Verinike Fon Russell Beal West Bridge Street Xueed Evelyn Letchelser August Schwensen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Bond Methodist Church Capitol Theatre Elytia Fur Middle Ave Steva Burbliss Arthur B. Moelk Brooks Allen Bernard Elysium Broad Street Martha Refenning Helping Hand Society West Third Street Rose Shauver Anna Bruck C. H. Wadsworth Elizabeth Decker Alice Green Charles Wesley Porter, Jr Mary Rocella Hutchison New Catholic Study Club Ted Prindle 341 High Street Thelma Kauffman Betty Buchanan Madison Avenue Jack Houser Cleveland l Gilbert Ritchie Peg Flaherty Martha West Vicks VA Severina Col. Cedar and Broad Haserodt Jewelry CO Haserodt Earl Merthe Maude Humphrey South Charleston West Virginia Charleston Leon Brown Hilda Moehle Jeanette Marie Lakewood City Hospital Bess Phillips East Africa C. M. Ackerman Huron and Erie Co Women's Foreign Missionary Societies Ackerman Mrs. Fox Lady Baltimore Mexico City Wainwright Florist Woolworth Homs Fournishings Bigelow Axminster West Bridge Water Streets
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