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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1934

Page

15

Bertha Borie Weds LeRoy Crowell In Lorain Ceremony

Bertha Helen Borie became the wife of LeRoy B. Crowell at St. Marys Church in a 10 o'clock ceremony officiated by Father Murphy. The bride wore ivory velvet, a tiara, and a train while her sister Gertrude Borie attended. A reception followed at the Elyria Country Club with 50 guests, after which the couple departed for the East and will reside at 546 Reid Avenue, Lorain, Ohio.

St.aty’s Church Bertha Ilen Borie Frank J. Borie LeRoy B. Crowell Charles H. Croen Father Murphy Jack Huge Lohengrin Arthur Boley Tom Kelly Vionnet Mies Gertrude Borie Robert Tischler Cleveland Edmund Lee Hakill Alan van Wormer Elyria Country Club Ohio Crowell Ohio State University Curtis Publishing Company Ralph C. Baker Youngstown Ross Yengling Salem P. H. Currey Pittsburgh Margaret Duffy Columbus Arr Ransom Sandusky Neil Curry J. L. O'Neil James O’neil Oil City

Isabelle Wessell To Be Bride Of Tom Smith On October 20th

Mr and Mrs L E Wessell of Winckles street announce the coming marriage of their daughter Isabelle to Tom Smith son of Mr and Mrs C J Smith of Prospect street The wedding will take place on Saturday October 20 The announcement was made at a party at the Wessell home with bunce prizes awarded to Mrs C J Smith and Mrs Albert Wirth Guests from Oberlin Wakeman and Elyria attended the event including Miss Harriett Somers Harriett Scott Marvy Cox Catherine McKee Edna Smith Mable Smith Alice Parker and Mesdames Fred Smith Charles Smith C J Smith Albert Wirth Frank Parker Harriett Dougherty Sterling Ray Elizabeth Booth

L. E. Wessell Winckles Street Isabelle Tom Smith C. J. Smith Prospect Street Wessell Albert Wirth Oberlin Wakeman Elyria Harriett Somers Harriett Scott Marvy Cox Catherine McKee Edna Smith Mable Smith Alice Parker Mesdame Fred Smith Charles Smith Frank Parker Harriett Dougherty Sterling Ray Elizabeth Booth F. A Barr Chase Street C. A. Snyder Grove Ciy Pennsylvania Detroit Snyder F. E. Schaefer James B. Thomas Cleveland Hotel Walter Myers Thirteenth Street Mansfield Wilbur King G W. Wagner Devon Courts William J. Owen J. Schwartz J. Lee Cleveland George Ferguson Second Street Fred Briand Delwin Reisinger Lake Avenue Ann Arbor Univerity of Michigan H. W. Tibball Virginia of Earlcourt John H. Linton Titusville Sarah Rutkowski Clara Rumpf Virginia Tibball Columbus Ohio

Clio Club Semi Monthly Meeting Hosts Bridge Fun

Clio Club met at Miss Mary Barton's home on Eastern Heights Boulevard for a semi monthly gathering with bridge as the entertainment. Miss Catherine Seward won high score, and a luncheon followed for members and two guests, Miss Martha Raufus and Miss Elva Heidrich. Lavender flowers and tapers accented the decor. In two weeks Miss Eileen O'Donnell of Fourth Street will host. Members of the Dubl Dec club were entertained at Mrs. Carl Gott's home on Eleventh Street with bridge and prizes awarded to Miss Cora Cox first, Miss Kathryn Arnold second, and Mrs. Elizabeth Folk consolation. A luncheon was served and the group adjourned to meet with Mrs. Lowrey Snow on October 22 at 1624 East Avenue.

Clio Club Mary Barton Eastern Heights Boulevard Bridge Catherine Seward Martha Raufus Elva Heidrich Eileen O’donnell Fourth Street Dubl Dec Club Carl Gott Eleventh Street Cora Cox Kathryn Arnold Elizabeth Folk Lowrey Snow East Avenue

Junior Queen Esthers Meet for Yearly Plan at Foreman Home

The Junior Queen Esthers of the Methodist church met last evening at Wilda Foreman’s Grant street home for their first gathering of the year. Mrs Brown supervised with one guest Jean Smith present. Plans for the year were discussed and The Far East missionary study book will be studied. Ruth Anne Sheldon reviewed the first chapter. Each member pledged to recruit one new member this Fall. The next meeting is set for Ruth Ann Sheldon’s home on October 15.

Queen Esthers Methodist Church Wilda Foreman Grant Street Ruth Ann Sheldon

Se Ca Club Hosts Meeting at LaGrange Road Home

Miss Helen Zeroll hosted Se Ca Club members at her LaGrange road residence. After a brief business session, banco prize winners were Damyrious Meinke first and Annetta Meinke low, with Magdaline Hoffman receiving a special prize. Next gathering set for October 5 at Damyrious Meinke's Columbus street home.

Helen Zeroll Se Ca LaGrange Road Banco Damyrious Meinke Annetta Meinke Low Magdaline Hoffman Columbus Street

Rainbow Order installs officers in impressive Elyria ceremony

In a ceremony before about three hundred attendees at the Elyria Assembly No. 138 Rainbow, Katherine Fisk presided as installing officer with a full list of new officers led by Walter Lewis as Worthy Advisor. Guests from nearby orders and dignitaries spoke on Rainbow virtues as rose bouquets were exchanged and the evening closed with a retiring march led by Muriel Lewis.

Assembly of Rainbow Order Friends of Elyria Assembly No. 138 Order of Rainbow Katherine Fisk Eleanor Dunn Pauline Geigey Lois Neuman Margaret Hochestein Winifred Willet Walter Lewis Audrey Squires Ruth Abraham Charity June Garford Myrna Smetzer Elizabeth Campbel Phyllis Wheatley Jeanne McCray Barbara Brodbeck Fredaline Bliss Jane Andrus Dorothy Harper Carolyne Guthrie Virginia Zaiser Barbara Rogers Reva Saylor Kay Stuntz Ference Smith Betty Burnett Josephine Whitmore Rosadelle Rhodes Ruth Townsend Murial Lewis Hazel Brodbeck A. F. Terry Miss Lewis Assembly Dad Clark Ohio Cleveland Hazel Burgess Mother Moos Margaret Hochstein Gerry Hazen Lorain Hanio McNally Howard Martin Elyria DeMolay Terry Muriel Lewis

Calendar items from local societies and clubs

Sigma Gamma Sorority meets with Mrs Norwood Hearne of Amherst Eight O Clock Club meets with Marguerite Taylor Hamilton ave Sigma Omega Sigma meets with Kathryn Naughton Lake avenue Young Women's Missionary Society of Methodist church meets at 6 30 St Johns Young Peoples Society meets with Myrtle Struck Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of St John have card party at Ely ma Woman's Club Women of Moose have dunco party at home of Mrs Tecla Neufer 135 Cascade Mrs Harold Sayles Sunday School class meets at Emmanuel church for organization at 7 30 Suni Club meets at Y W C A for tureen at 6 30 American Legion meets Mary A Chandler Tent D of U V meets with Mrs Holcombe West avenue Frank S Harmon Lodge meets Elyria Lodge I O C F meets Fellowship Club of Grace church meets at p m Methodist Sunday School Board meets at church

Sigma Gamma Sorority Norwood Hearne Amherst Marguerite Taylor Hamilton Ave Sigma Omega Sigma Kathryn Naughton Lake Avenue St. John’s Young People’s Society Myrtle Struck Ladies Auxiliary Knights of St. John Elyma Woman's Club Women of Moose Tecla Neufer Cascade Harold Sayles Emmanuel Church Suni Club American Legion Mary A. Chandler U. V

Missionary League thrives with Dr Keach talk in church

The United Presbyterian Men’s Missionary League reports growing attendance after a year of activity. Dr O A Keach of Cleveland Presbytery spoke on Why Was the Christian Church Organized with five key points including vision, God’s foundation, personal inspiration, operative principles of love, and sacrifice.

Men's Missionary League United Presbyterian Church O. A. Keach Cleveland First United Presbyterian Church of Akron Christian Keach Frank Allsop Messrs. Allsop Krugman Messrs. Baird Allsop Phelps Cooke Edmund Wright League

Miss Muriel Lewis Returns After Rainbow Meeting

Miss Muriel Lewis comes back to Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio this morning after a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs C E Lewis of Marseilles avenue She attended the installation of officers of the local Rainbow Assembly in Elyria during the trip.

Muriel Lewis Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio C. E. Lewis Marseilles Avenue Lewis Elyria Order of Rainbow

Hospital Notes Admissions List With Street Details

Admissions include Mrs Edwin Olds at 150 Huron Street Mrs William Woods 920 Walnut Street Carl Hunger W Ridge Road August Barbknecht 217 Sumner Street Mrs William Bings Oberlin O Mrs John Strohmeir Amherst Mrs James Gray 225 1-2 Howe Street Edward Rasner 806 W Broad Street Eileen Rasner 806 W Broad Mrs Arthur Dimick Wellington Discharges include Mrs Virgil Kline Grafton Meta Werdner Valley City Everett Edwards County Home Floyd Shuman 168 Parmeles Avenue

Edwin Olds Huron Street William Woods Walnut Street Carl Hunger W. Ridge Road August Barbknecht Sumner Street William Bings Oberlin John Strohmeir Amherst James Gray Howe Street Edward Rasner W. Broad Street Eileen Rasner

Revival Services Continue At Elyria Nazarene Church

Revival services proceed at Elyria Nazarene Church led by Rev. Allen Wagner of Columbus Ohio. His sermons are described as spiritually educational with a refreshingly different delivery style. The devotional service is led by Rev. W F Clay and includes prayer testimonies special songs and old fashioned revival hymns. The meeting continues every night this week with a cordial public invitation.

Elyria

Miss Marian Tarnowske Hosts Surprise Birthday Party

Miss Marian Tarnowske entertained about 30 guests from Elyria and Lorain at a surprise birthday party for her sister Ann at their East Street home. Kay McKee played piano, games followed, lunch and dancing concluded the evening, and the guest of honor received many lovely gifts.

Marian Tarnowske Elyria Lorain Ann East Avenue Kay McKee

Ladies of G. A. R. to Host Card Party and Bake Sale

Routine business at Captain P. D. Reefy Circle No. 96 Ladies of G. A. R. planned a bake sale for the near future. A short business meeting is set for October eighth, followed by a card party in the evening.

P. D. Reefy

Church and club meetings set for midweek in town

Meetings Circle No 3 of the Methodist church assembles with Mrs E J Bond on East Avenue Wednesday at 2 15 PM. The Cross Stitchers meet tonight at Helen Jennes home corner Adams and Foster avenues. Past Noble Grands of St Clair Rebekah Lodge gather Wednesday at Mrs Kate Reinharts West Bridge Street. Elizabeth Stevens Society church group holds first meeting Tuesday Oct 2 with 5 30 PM business and 6 PM supper then program. Fifth Division of St Peters church Ridgeville hosts a card party this evening in the church auditorium.

Circle No The Methodist Church E. J. Bond East Avenue Helen Jenne Corner Adams and Foster Avenues St Clair Rebekah Lodge Kate Reinhart West Bridge Street Elizabeth Stevens Society of the Methodist Church St Peter's Church Ridgeville

Mrs Byron Dague Hosts E L F Club At Winckles Street

Mrs Byron Dague entertained E L F Club members last evening at her Winckles Street home. The gathering began with sewing and included a business meeting led by the hostess. Plans for a progressive dinner October eighth and a postponed meeting October twenty second were set, with Miss Helene Castle to host. Mrs T H McKenney was re elected press reporter.

Byron Dague Winckles Street E. L. F Club Helene Castle T. H. McKenney

Sunny Side Up Club Meets At Mrs Smith Home

Mrs George Smith hosted Sunny Side Up Club on Prospect Street. High score was Mrs William Bruck Sr with Mrs WY D Guthman second and Mrs R K Nicholl consoled. Prize went to Mrs Anna Wendorf. Mrs Ralph Carr named secretary. Garlinger returns to Columbus Ohio to continue law studies at Ohio State University.

George Smith Prospect Street Sunny Side Up Club William Bruck, Sr WY. D. Guthman R. K. Nicholl Anna Wendorf Ralph Carr C. EB. Koontz Cornell Avenue Lawrence Garlinger Oscar Townsend Ohio Street Columbus Ohio Ohio State University

Personal notices from Elyria and nearby cities

District social rounds feature visits among Barrs Snyders and Schaefer family members in Detroit while many residents plan trips or return from travels. Notes include Elyria Town Hall rep chosen for Cleveland Hotel events, and others visiting Mansfield Columbus Elsie Michigan and Cleveland for family, church, or professional engagements.

Organizing Sight Saving Council In Elyria

Plans to organize a Sight Saving Council in Elyria akin to the Cleveland unit are under way with about 15 Elyrians invited to join. The group aims to educate the public on proper lighting and eye preservation, noting that better lighting means efficient use, not just more light.

Elyria Cleveland Matthew Luckeish Nela Park

Principle of power and service in Christianity and statesmanship

A concise maxim asserts that true power should be summoned to serve. It links Christian ethics with political leadership, urging leaders to deploy authority for public good rather than self interest.

Y W C A Auxiliary Plans Redevelopment Fundraiser

The Y W C A Auxiliary met to plan continuing redecorations of the Association house. A dessert bridge at 1 30 Tuesday October 9 will be open to the public to raise funds, following a sandwich luncheon. Mrs J E Thatcher and her committee served, as Mrs Robert Crehore traced the Y W C A’s evolution from English origins in 1859 to its 1926 national form under Grace Dodge.

Association House J. E Thatcher Robert Crehore

West Dover hosts Lincoln school children for farm tour

Mr. and Mrs. George Eberling of Bradley road West Dover Ohio welcomed forty two children from Lincoln school Lakewood for a farm inspection and educational purposes. After a farm tour the group and accompanying teachers and mothers were served refreshments of various fruits which was immensely enjoyed.

George Eberling Bradley Road West Dover Ohio Lincoln School Lakewood

Insurance Agent Wiliam Richmond and Nellie C Glover Elyria

William B. Richmond an insurance agent of Elyria and Nellie C Glover of Elyria are named in a notice. A minister of the gospel is also referenced in the source text.

Wiliam Richmond Elyria Nellie C. Glover

Fall Wardrobe Proposals At Style Center

The Style Center notes expanded Fall stock and optimistic business conditions. It invites readers to submit wardrobe ideas, promising wide selection and price ranges to resolve wardrobe problems.

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