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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1934

Page

9

Burns and Mund Wed at Methodist Church in Elyria

Robert Burns and Dorothy Mund were married this morning in the First Methodist Episcopal church study. Officiating was Rev. E. J. Bond. The couple will reside at 145 Longfellow avenue after October first and the groom is known in local musical circles.

Robert Burns Dorothy Mund Methodist Church First Methodist Episcopal Church E. J. Bond Aberdeen Scotland Lucille Mund John Morrison Detroit Michigan

Pretty Home Wedding Unites Vera Stark and Wm Bridgett Jr

Quiet ceremony at 328 Kenison Avenue united Vera Florence Stark and William Bridgett Jr in a single ring service led by Rev F J Schumm of Grace Lutheran. The bride wore blue transparent velvet with pink rose bud bouquet. Dinner for family and a buffet for guests preceded a Chicago World’s Fair visit. After October first they will live at 352 Eighth Street.

Vera Stark Wm. Bridgett, Jr Vera Florence Stark William Bridgett, Jr Kenison Avenue F. J. Schumm Grace Lutheran Church F. Stark Kenyon Bridgett William C Bridgett Furnace Street Mrs. Bridgett Chicago

Miss Martha Foreman Honored in Cross Stitchers Shower

Last evening Miss Martha Foreman was honored with a bridal shower by the Cross Stitchers club. Hostesses Miss Helen Jenne and Miss DeLores Jaycox hosted at the latter's Adam Street home. Guests included Edith and Ethel Baldauf, Marie Baker, Mrs Edward Bott of Grand Rapids, Helen Foreman, Mary Gillan, DeLores Jaycox, Grace Jenne, Mary Labitt, Ardis Maher, Bernice McCue of Cleveland, Katherine Meyers, Lillian Nemeth, Margaret Persen Sky, Bernice Squires, and Margaret Stoltz. The event featured sewing, a social time, and gifts for the bride elect. A refreshment course was served. The centerpiece displayed yellow and white, with a bride surrounded by yellow flowers. The wedding is set for Thursday morning at 9:30 at St Mary's Church, when Miss Foreman will wed Henry Peloquin. The next Cross Stitchers meeting will be at Miss Mary Lahiff's home, 12 1/2 West Avenue, in two weeks.

Martha Forceman Lovels Cross Stitchers Club Helen Jenne DeLores Jayceux Adam Street Martha Foreman Edith and Ethel Baldauf Marie Baker Edward Bott Grand Rapids Michigan Helen Foreman Mary Gillan DeLoros Jaycox Grace Jenne Mary Labitt Ardis Ma St Marys Church Foreman Henry Peloquin Mary Lahiff West Avenue

Rummage Sale Hosted by Y W C A on Sept 28 29

The Y W C A announces a rummage sale at the corner of Broad Street and Cheapside on September 28 and 29. Proceeds support local programs and volunteers will be available to assist shoppers.

Broad and Cheapside

Kitchen Shower for Miss Maroney in Oberlin

Tuesday evening Mrs Ralph Husted hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Mary Maroney of Oberlin at her Blaine Street home. Assisted by Mrs Kenneth Kern, guests played games with prizes and consoled. Maroney received many useful kitchen gifts. A buffet luncheon followed for attendees including Misses Leota Grundy, Floris Williams, Aretha Worcester, Pearl Neiding, Esther Rogers, Maire Cook, and Miss Maroney, along with Wesdames Keith Stanfield, Frank Kovacsik, Robert Deies, Florence Sherman, Kenneth Kern all of Oberlin and Mrs Carlton Diedrich of Elyria. Miss Viarone was the bride of Otis Worcester of Wellington today.

Ralph Husted Mary Maroney Oberlin Blaine Street Kenneth Kern Keith Stanfield Warie Cook Carlton Diedrich Esther Rogers Leota Grundy Floris Williams Aretha Worcester Pearl Neiding Maire Cook Miss Maroney Wesdames Keith Stanfield Frank Kovacsik Robert Deies Florence Sherman Kenneth Kernall Elyria Viarone Otis Worcester Wellington

Girl Scouts Rally at First Congregational Church

Troop 1 of Girl Scouts plans a rally at the First Congregational Church Thursday at four o'clock. All former members and girls interested in Scout work are invited. Games and refreshments are scheduled under Scout leader Miss Marian Stetson.

First Congregational Trooop Marian Stetson

Zeta Upsilon Plans Halloween Party At Slumber Meeting

Zeta Upsilon Sorority held a slumber party at Miss Myrna Smetzer’s Middle Avenue home. A business meeting planned a Halloween party and a ZL Sisters treasurer hunt. Miss Roberta Mosely will host October 9 at her East River Street residence.

General Committee Chairmen Named At First P T A Council Meet

The Elyria Council of Parent Teacher Associations met in Room 138 Washington building for the first regular meeting of the year. Officers for the year include President Mrs Herbert Cooke and several vice presidents secretaries and committee chairmen. Local associations were urged to appoint chairmen and report to the general chairmen. A Fall check up on summer round up findings was discussed and the next meeting is set for October 20.

Elyria Council of Parent- Teacher Associations Washington Herbert Cooke R. G. Rockwood R. D Oldfield H. E Wibber J. C Welsh J. A. Lucas Rockwood National Bulletin R. C. Maston Elyria Cooke C. D. Redding Robert Loomis Frank Spencer W. D. Taylor Gerald Rice F W. Lohnes Howard Thompson Fred Hadaway J. L. Mathis John Haldeman Cyril Brecknock Elhria Council Columbus Carl W. Martin Lila Black Jaycox Road Violet Stair Myrtle Harvey Rence Ida Canales Bertha Tobey Catherine Gang Judith Huber Charlotte Lible Dorothy Kiewsen Bertha Boyle Boyle

Evening Meetings Signal Social Roundup In City

Tonight juniors host protected home circles with Jean Heimsath at 557 East Bridge Street from 6 to 8 pm. Personality Pass features Vivian Scott on Cleveland Street South. SOS Club gathers with Rub Woodcock on Lake Avenue. Dames of Malta also meet.

Jean Heimsath East Bridge Street Vivian Scott Cleveland Street O. S Rub Woodcock Lake Avenue Dames of Malta

Elyria Woman's Club Hosts First Knights of St John Card Party

The Ladies Auxiliary to Knights of St John staged a bridge and pedro evening at the Elyria Woman's Club. Seventy five members and guests played with Leona Harmon and Gertie Henrys winning bridge prizes, and J C Welsh with Mrs Monschein taking pedro prizes. Groceries were the awards. Special award went to Welsh. Hostesses were Auxiliary officers and refreshments followed. Another party is planned for Tuesday evening October thirtieth at the Woman's Club.

Elyria Woman's Club

Fall Season Opens at Four Literary Club Meeting

The 1904 Literary Club began its fall with a program at Mrs Pearl Beck’s Furnace Street home. Sixteen members attended, new member Mrs Kathryn Unger joined, and Mrs Nellie Gregory read the first chapter of an original eight chapter serial titled Romance On the Other Side of the Fence. Mrs Eric Chapman performed piano numbers by James H Rogers. Mrs Beck and Mrs Nellie Roe assisted with hosting, and Mrs Florence Holcomb of West Avenue will host in October.

Pearl Beck Furnace Street Kathryn Unger Nellie Gregory Eric Chapman James H. Rogers Beck Nellie Roe Florence Holcomb West Avenue

Central Guild Entertained by Mrs Laundon

Central Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal Church was hosted by Mrs. Nettie Laundon on Sixth street. Twenty five ladies attended a one o'clock luncheon served by Mrs. M E Hendricks. After the meal the group held a regular business meeting and spent the afternoon socializing. A follow up meeting is set for Tuesday October eighth.

Central Guild St Andrew’s Episcopal Church Nettie Laundon Sixth Street M. E. Hendricks Guild

Women of Moose Host Banco Party at Neufer Home

Women of the Moose enjoyed a banco party at Mrs Tecla Neufer s Cascade street home last evening. Prizes went to Emily Scrivens first Myrtle Thorla second and Alice Kaylor third. Light refreshments followed. Next meeting set for October 2 at the Moose home.

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listing

Admissions list names Jack Storm and Joseph Perichak with addresses 321 Kenronave Lorain. Discharges include Frankl Pheps LaGrange Wendla Reser 308 E Broad Joseph Mussey LaGrange Carl Hurger West Ridge Rd Mrs James Gray 225 1-2 Hone St and Joseph Perichak Lorain.

Jack Storm Kenronave Joseph Perichak Lorain Frankl’ Pheps LaGrange Wendla Reser Joseph Mussey LaGrange Carl Hurger West Ridge Rd James Gray Honest Joseph Perichak

Sig ma Gamma Sorority Progressive Dinner Planned

Last evening Sorority members arranged a progressive dinner for October thirtieth with the first course at Mrs Gerald Leonard 845 East Broad Street Mrs Norwood Hearne hosted at Amherst home for twenty members and three guests A tureen dinner was served Five tables of bridge were played and prizes awarded to Miss Norma Lee Mrs Gerald Leonard and Miss Dorothy Hotox.

Sigma Gamma Sorority Gerald Leonard East Broad Street Norwood Hearne Amherst James Campbell Cambridge Ohio Wiss Mildred Mester Nelson Zilch Oridge Norma Lee Dorothy Hotox

Womans Relief Corps District Convention in Lorain

Fifty members of Richard Allen Corps 108 attended the district convention in Lorain. Delegates from nine corps reported, with Mrs Vinnie La Rue present as Department president. Mrs Charlotte Lewis of Elyria was elected Senior Vice President and Strongsville Corps was invited to host the 1935 convention. The order served a dinner in the hall Friday.

Richard Aen Lorain Vinnie la Rue Ohio Richard Allen Rose Warner Wedna Strongsville Corps Charlotte Lewis Elyria Womans Relief Corps Hall

Lorain County WFMS Meets in Oberlin Church Program

The Lorain County group of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets Thursday at Oberlin Methodist Church with a morning session at 11 am. A returned missionary, Miss Margaret Bugb of Kolar, India, will give an address and show curios. For more details call Mrs E C Shubert, president.

Lorain County Woman's Foreign Missiona's Society Oberlin Methodist Church Margaret Bugb Kolar India E.C Shubert

Fellowship Club opens meeting at Grace Lutheran Church

The Fellowship Club of Grace Lutheran Church began with a business discussion led by president William Gebhardt. Reverend Schumm presented The Christian's Attitude Toward War. An entertainment plan was organized by a committee led by Mrs Ruth Eady with games and contests. Refreshments for fifteen were served by Mr and Mrs William Gebhardt. Also traveling to Akron for a Daughters of Union Veterans district meeting are Miss Norah Abbe and Mrs Charlotte Lewis with Mrs Lydia Squires and Mrs Florence Terry. Abbe is district treasurer.

Fellowship Club of Grace Lutheran Church William Gebhardt Reverend Schumm Ruth Eady William Neuhbiser Margaret Krugman Norah Abbe Charlotte Lewis Lydia Squires Florence Terry Akron Daughters of Union Veterans Mayflower Hotel Miss Abbe

Meetings and club events set for Thursday outings

Meetings Culture Club begins with an outdoor picnic hosted by Mrs. John Hecock of Lake Avenue. St Marys Altar Society schedules a luncheon at Parish Hall Thursday at 12 30 p m. Epworth League at the M E church plans a Thursday hayride leaving at 7 00 pm and returning for refreshments. Chaperones are Mr and Mrs William Meinke.

Culture Club John Hecock Lake Avenue St. Mary's Altar Society Epworth League M. E. Church William Meinke

Granddaughter of Mrs Ella Savage Wed in Michigan

Mr and Mrs Rolland H Sprague of Monroe Michigan announce the marriage of their daughter Janet Knox to Edward William Gagnier on Friday September 14 Mrs Gagnier is the granddaughter of Mrs Ella Savage of this city The couple will reside in Monroe

Rolland H. Sprague Monroe Michigan Janet Knox Edward William Gagner Gagnier Ella Savage

Holcomb Hosts Daughters of Union Veterans Meeting

Mrs Florence Holcomb of West avenue entertained Mary A Chandler Tent D U V last evening Four members announced plans to attend the district convention in Akron today Miss Nolan Abbe to hostess October ninth for a tureen dinner at her Fourth street home Members will practice for inspection Refreshments and a social hour closed the meeting at the Holcomb home.

WRS Holcomb Daughters OF U. V Florence Holcomb West Avenue Mary A. Chandler Daughters of Union Veterans Akron Nolan Abbe Fourth Street

Circle No 8 Hosts Birthday Juntceon In Parlor

Circle No 8 of St Pauls church entertained yesterday afternoon with Mrs Henry Vogel singing in the church parlors. Mrs Albert Vietzen presided, Mrs Fuitchner led devotion and read a missionary article from Africa. The circle planned next month’s birthday luncheon when Circle 8 will hostesses. Mrs Vorisong served refreshments. fourteen members and two guests attended. In two weeks Mrs Sherman of 1123 East River Street will enter in.

St Pauls Church Henry Vogelsong Albert Vietzen Fuitchner Africa Mre Vorelsong Sherman East River Street Iin

Fifteen Attend Suni Cluo Tureen Supper Gathering

Fifteen members and guests gathered for a Suni Cluo tureen supper last evening. Tables featured fall flowers and candles. At the business meeting the club accepted an invitation to meet at Miss Burner and Wiss Frahm’s North Olmsted home in October. Bridge provided the evening’s diversion with prizes awarded to Veda Goldsmith first, Ona Shumaker second, and Luella Eisenman low.

Suni Cluo Miss Burner Wiss Frahm North Olmated Veda Goldsmith Ona Shumaker Luella Eisenman

Personal notices and student registrations across towns

Mr and Mrs Everett Palmer left for Brandon Wisconsin after spending summer with relatives here. Mrs McNeil of 219 Bath street, called to Ludington Michigan by her brother’s death, has returned home. Elvrians registered as students at Ohio University Athens Ohio include Mordat Lawrence Darb Josce Grege Charles Kegg Emanuel Schon Judith Shook Claude Smith and Martha Thomas. Mre C Ackerman attends the District meeting.

McNeil Bath Street Ludington Michigan Lawrence Darb Josce Grege Charles Kegg Emanuel Schon Judith Shook Claude Smith Martha Thomas Ohio University Athens Ohio Mre C . Ackerman

Marian Gerhart to Wed Karl Ternes on October 18

Miss Marian Gerhart announced her coming marriage to Karl Ternes of Abbe with the ceremony set for October eighteenth at St Peter's church in Ridgeville. The couple's plans follow a social evening at the Gerhart home with 18 guests, garden flowers, cards, and a refreshment course.

Marian Gerhart Francis Gerhart Ridgeville Karl Ternes Joe Ternes Abbe Gerhart Gerhart-Ternes St Peter’s Church Ridgeville High School Ternes Elyria High School

Local Social Notes From Grand Rapids Meeting and Visits

Bellevue hosts a Women’s Foreign Missionary Society gathering as Mrs. Smythe of Washington Avenue and Mrs. Osborn of East River Street join other locals attending the 33rd degree Masons meeting in Grand Rapids. Pictured are Mrs. Calvert of Gulf Farms visiting sister Mrs. Shenk in Erie with travel to Ann Arbor and Detroit connections. Willard Blaser heads to the University of Michigan for his senior year as he films Red Cross radio dramas and tallies a summer in Cleveland.

Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Bellevue F. A Smythe Washington Avenue Grand Rapids Michigan H. S Calvert Gulf Farms Wilbur Shenk Erie Penn Nancy McLaughlin Lorain Paul Mortimer Ninth Street Detroit Helen Osborn East River Street E . Blaser Willard Ann Arbor Willard Wll University of Michigan Union Trust Building Cleveland Red Cross WHR

Avon Lake Village Council News

Avon Lake village council held a regular meeting Monday evening at the hall. Bills were paid and discussions covered arresting motorists passing school buses when signaled, a Scarlet Fever outbreak in the school, a ditch severing on Center road, and a second reading on zoning ordinance. The Illuminating Company was granted right to move a poll on Lake road. Meeting adjourned to Thursday at 8 o'clock. The Legion Auxiliary met Monday evening.

Village Council Avon Lake Lake Road Center Road Illuminating Company

Wiener Roast at the Weidekals Home

Mr and Mrs Oliver Weidekal entertained friends at their home Saturday evening with a wiener roast and later card games.

Oliver Weidekal

Dieta De Club Meeting Held At Home

A recent meeting of the Dieta De club was held at the home of a member. Attendees discussed upcoming activities and club plans in a social gathering format.

Dieta DE Cub Dieta de Club

Local Club Elects Officers At Meeting

At the business meeting the following officers were chosen for the club: President Dolly Reynolds, vice president Betty Osterland, secretary Irene Dempsey, treasurer Ruth Todd, sergeant-at-arms Giveneth Cousins. Lunch was served.

Irene Dempsey Dolly Reynolds Betty Osterland Ruth Todd Giveneth Cousins

Local visitors stop in for Sunday calls

Mr and Mrs Ed Garth and George Eddy of Cleveland called on relatives in town Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lewla Kliinec and family of Grafton were Sunday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Walker. Mr and Mrs Clayton Carpenter of Savannah were Sunday guests of his brother Charles and family.

Ed Garth George Eddy Cleveland Lewla Kliinec Grafton Howard Walker Clayton Carpenter Savannah Charles

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William Mund Gates Avenue Elizabeth Wood Burns Longfellow Avenue William Burns Kent State College Hazel Mary V2 Rovey Girl Scouts 1St Cong's Church Zeta Upsilon Sorority Paul Paul Wainwright Courtland P.T. A. Council Knights OF ST. John Liteary Club Women OF MOOSE Edith Lalone Frank California Elyria Women’s Relief Corps Lorain CO. JP WFMS Oberlin Church Fellowship Club Ruth Woodland Ave Suni Club Everett Palmer Brandon Wisconsin Allen Bernard Ways and Means Starr Auxiliary Steel Chapter 504 Ruth Harrison Middle Avenue Alyria, Ohio The Legion Auxtrary Day’s Music Store Crystal Restaurant Court Street Myrtelle Beauty Shop Dreamland Theatre Madam White Jerry Moseley Coats Ladies Tailoring & Fur Broad St John Lersch
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