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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1938

Page

9

Miss Edna Masterer To Be Bride Of Walter A Maslyk

Mrs Ed Master of 158 Bell avenue announces the coming marriage of her daughter Edna to Walter A Maslyk son of Mr and Mrs A Maslyk of 150 Bath street The wedding will be October 15 at nine oclock in St Agnes parish house Rev Fr Leo Brissell will officiate Attendants include Mrs Jack Storm and Walter Machock Both are Elyria High School graduates the bride elect 1933 and the groom 1992 Mr Maslyk works at National Tube Company.

ED Master Bell Avenue Edna Walter A. ‘Maslyk A. Maslyk Bath Street Leo Brissell St.Agnes Jack Storm Walter Machock Elyria High School Maslyk National Tube Company

Florence Johnson Weds Emil Temple In Pretty Home Wedding

Florence Johnson and Emil Temple wed at the Johnston home on Sheriff Street with Justice of the Peace C. C. Lord officiating. Attended by Harold and Mrs. Johnston, the ceremony drew twenty relatives and friends. The same issue reports W M S and Lorain County group plans, missionary talks, and a spaghetti supper gathering at the Mahs home. Local ads note cabbage for kraut at 48 cents a bushel from Wainwright’s Stop 68 Cleveland Road.

Florence Johnson Emil Temple Florence Johnston Joseph Johnston Sheriff Street Justice of the Peace C. C. Lord Harold Johnston Wainwright’s Cleveland Road

Tea Honors Bride Of Next Saturday

Bride-elect Miss Ora Champion was feted at an afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. R E Jackson of Washington avenue. Guests viewed a white floral table with crystal candelabra and silver service as sock crystal goblets and dessert plates were presented as tokens from sixty five attendees. Out-of-town guests arrived from Cleveland Bellevue and Youngstown.

Ora Champion Arthur W. Robishaw R. E. Jackson Washington Avenue John Champion Elizabeth Robishaw Miss Champion Henri Gilbert J. H. Crumley Cleveland Bellevue Youngstown

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed by Locations

A整理ed list of admissions and discharges by city and street addresses. Names include Lloyd Coats Oberlin Mrs Tony DeMarco Frederick Fitzpatrick Thomas Denison Orrin Baker Mrs Harry Linder Mrs Harry Dennis Norma Ball Wayne Wise Jr Walter Sadle David Miller Sr Thelma Sims Mrs Albert Thompson Mrs Robert Stauder Mrs Frank Schaffer Rita McNeil Horace Bruce Eileen Blackburn Albert Cragin Alberta Haake and others.

Lloyd Coats Oberlin Tony DeMarco Quincy Street Frederick Fitzpatrick Oberlin Road Thomas Denison Howe Street Orrin Baker West River Street Harry Linder Cedar Street Harry Dennis Cleveland Street Norma Ball Conneaut Ohio Wayne Wise, Jr Kenyon Court Marvin Noel Fuller Road Walter Sadle Columbia Station David Miller Homer Street Alfred Roth North Ridgeville Thomas Smith Winckles Street Thelma Sims Port Homer Albert Thompson Wellington Robert Stauder Lorain Frank Schaffer West River Otto Ruegg Sycamore Avenue Eileen Blackburn Bucyrus Frank Denes LaGrange Horace Bruce Grafton Rita McNeil Lodi Street Frank Cragin Gratton Lyle Burrows Twelfth Street Alberta Haake Artemas Court

Local Social Roundup Highlights Many Elyria Visits

Numerous Elyria residents and guests are mentioned in a packed social items column. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Biggs, A. J. Robson, and Benn W. A. Dehm visit Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilkie in Michigan. June Gregory completes St. Luke's Hospital training and plans to return to work. Betty Vandemark leaves for Ohio State University. Janice Alexander heads to Kent University. Phyllis Hull departs for Kent to study. Carl N. Wagner flies to Washington to attend his son Maurice Wagner's wedding to Eleanor Clark in a Presbyterian church. Weekend guests include the Dusthimer family and relatives from Newark. Missionary events and travel details abound as locals attend conventions in Canton and Youngstown. Several families note travel, military furloughs, and appearances at the Elyria Home for the Aged.

H. D. Biggs A. J. Robson Benn W. A. Dehm J. C. Wilkie Michigan Gregory St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland Betty Vandemark Park Avenue Columbus Ohio Ohio State University Janice Alexander Chase Street Kent University Phyllis Hull Kent Carl N. Wagner Washington, D. C Maurice J. Wagner Eleanor N. Clark Presbyterian Church F. A. Dusthimer East River Street L. A. Dusthimer Jessie Schaus Newark O. L. Dusthimer Berea Birkner Ft. Wayne Indiana St. John's Church Armin Schroeder Eastern Heights Boulevard J. £. Urich George Mynchenberg Jr Canton Ohile Elyria Bessie Downing Cambridge Street Laura Dellefield Cleveland Street A. H. Ernst Evelene Ernst Youngstown Knights of Pythies Pythian Ernst Knights Miss Ernst Alva Bullock Beverly Court White Mountains New Hampshire W. W. Stull W. F. Burkett Ford Hoss Fremont Julia Steward Anna Hoard Ida Devinney Laura Barton Ruby Beal Florence Brown Minnie Gard Grand Temple Pythian Sisters Marvin Noel Fuller Road Elyria Memorial Hospital Mike Kekic Donald Lucelia Denham Mir Richmond Virginia Beverley Tucker Smoky Mountains Ruth Stevens Cleveland Heights Emma Curtiss West Tenth Street Elyria Home For Clara K. Clegg Bertha Richards Louise Gantz Strongsville Lucy Berry Medina Tenth Street Alpha Phi House Fred Schilke Ronald Joan Joe Fritz Gon Harold Emily Warner London England Annie Eline Norwalk L. A. Obitts Fourth Street Robert F. Wallace Girard Tony Manzo YW. C. A K. L. Kaley B. H. Eldridge Norman Eldridge Sixth Street West Avenue Betty Rosecrans West Bridge Street Kent State University T. C. Cooley Seventh Street Galen Coley Galen Cooley Gus Yeager William Morris Billy Ashland James Waldron S. O. Harman William ‘Camp Edward Camp Nors

Junior Friendship Club Starts Drive Today

The Junior Friendship Club membership drive begins today with Nancy Crisp and Ruth Wright leading the blue and white teams. Members wear blue and white sandboards to announce the drive and small boards are given to prospective members. The drive continues this week and the first meeting is Monday, October third.

Girl Graduates Dinner Planned for October Third

The 1933 and 1937 high school graduates will hold a threen dinner at WC A next Monday October third instead of this evening due to a calendar error. A separate note mentions Mr and Mrs Elmer Bishop entertaining twenty guests Saturday celebrating Betty Bishop’s fourth birthday and Hazel Lyman’s birthday with a seven piece orchestra and a farewell for Marie Rock and Mrs Lyman who depart soon for Texas and other western points.

Elmer Bishop West River Street Betty Hazel Lyman Agnes Knight Robert Taney Gordon Walkden Marie Roy Lee Rock Mariske Rashawk Raymond Francis Albert Sweet Rose Rock Oliver McMullen Afr Kurt Wahl George Francis Elyria Claudie Ellis Michigan Lyman Lakewood Marie Rock Texas

Margaret Bohlen Feted On Saturday Birthday Party

Margaret Bohlen celebrated her fourteenth birthday with a Saturday afternoon lawn party hosted by Frank Crawford on Indian Hot Road. A scavenger hunt and games with prizes entertained guests while luncheon was served on the green and white decorated tables. Gifts came from a list of friends including June Bruce Mildred Lottman Olga Sonkoly Betty Schnurr Dorothy Averbrook Dorothy Smith Lucille Brighthill Betty Maynard Joan Crawford Beulah Crawford and Elmira Crawford. Dorothy Jones marked her eleventh birthday that afternoon at 239 Harwood Street with contests and prizes for Lois Burr Virginia Kelling and Doris Mohrman, and a luncheon featuring two birthday cakes and plates set for a large group including Carol Jean Double Donna Mae Minkler Mary Theresa Kaiser Rita Mae Swindling Norma Jean Woodfill Lois Williams Joyte Rasbach Wanda Freeman Lois Burr Virginia Kelling Doris Mohrman Dorothy and Shirley Jones.

Frank Crawford Margaret Bohlen June Bruce Mildred Lottman Olga Sonkoly Betty Schnurr Dorothy Averbrook Dorothy Smith Lucille Brighthill Betty Maynard Joan Crawford Beulah Crawford Elmira Crawford Dorothy Jones Harwood Street Lois Burr Virginia Kelling Doris Mohrman Carol Jean Double Donna Mae Minkler Mary Theresa Kaiser Rita Mae Swindling Norma Jean Woodfill Lois Williams Joyte Rasbach Wanda Freeman Dorothy and Shirley Jones

Elden Smith Speaks at First Methodist Epworth League

Sunday devotional at First Methodist Epworth League began 6 15 with Marion Holmes in charge. Elden Smith delivered the talk recalling past League experiences. Mary Cordrey announced Mr Houston will speak next Sunday evening.

First Methodist Epworth League Marion Holmes Elden Smith League Mary Cordrey Mr. Houston

Local social notes from Massillon and adjoining cities

Mr and Mrs D W Morris of Massillon visit. Mr and Mrs Charles J Laror returned from St Paul after attending the National Association of Postmasters convention. Mr and Mrs John Litz visited the Jr O U A M Home in Tiffin yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Shkrubsole and Mr and Mrs Jeff Messaros dined with Mr and Mrs John Leibundgut in Cleveland yesterday. Mrs Ada Zacharias convalescing at her son Irvin Zacharias home in Lorain. Mr and Mrs Clarence Dumas and daughter Virginia visited the Junior Order Orphanage in Tiffin. Mrs Alice M Sanders returns to work in Dr L C Merediths office after two weeks illness and prior to that was Councillor at Summer camp for girls.

D. W. Morris Massillon Harry Harman Charles J. Laror St. Paul Minnesota National Association of Postmasters John Litz West River Street Tiffin Ohio William Shkrubsole Jeff Messaros Highland Court John Leibundgut Cleveland Ada Zacharias Irvin Zacharias Illinois Avenue Lorain Clarence Dumas Virginia Spruce Street United American Mechanics Alice M. Sanders L. C. Meredith

Girl Scouts Enjoy Three Day Outing At Vermilion

Twenty three Girl Scouts of the Cardinal Troop plus three leaders returned Sunday from a three day outing at Maybee Inn Linwood Park Vermilion. The group enjoyed outdoor sports tennis shuffleboard and hiking in fine autumn weather. They attended church services in uniform and September birthday girls were honored at a cottage dinner with handkerchief gifts. Leaders were Mrs. Dewey Hull Mrs. Edward Fell and Mrs. Joseph Welsh.

Cardinal Troop Maybee Inn Linwood Park Vermilion Gladys Schuster Nora Wee Talt Martha Davisson Lila Fell Shirley Marshall Grace Jenne Mary Agnies Welsh Mae Clark Ruth Doughlerty June Ross Shirley Hull Rose Ellen Dowdell Jill Elsten Phyllis Abramoska Lois Botamer Betty Crawford Constance Chapman Constance Jenkins Blanche Longwell Shirley Pallas Charlie Rawson Norma Woodcock Vivian Bemis Doris Leatherman

Calendar of local club events and meetings tonight

Tonight many groups meet across West Avenue Beverly Court Jaf A Lot club at Beverly Court. Officers and rally prep at 7 30. Multiple circles lodges and church groups schedule gatherings at homes and halls. Open cabinet meeting 7 30. Tuesday through Friday schedule lists cards, suppers, lectures, sewing and social events.

Sunny Side Up Club William Bruck West Avenue Rainbow Mary Ahlarim Beverly Court V. FW Eleanor McCully Middle Step Business Womens Bible Class Curtis 315Th Street Townsend Club No P. D. Reely Woodman Hall Knights of Columbus King Solomons Lodge 2Nd Congregational Sunday School Council J. K. Hester Tenth Street W. M. Auld 1St Congregational Church Paul Grace Lutheran Church Council Noble Cassie Richards Harrison Street Five Hundred Club W. K. Rainey West River Street H. Penfound Roosevelt Avenue Friendly Christine Derek Bellefield Avenue Dames of Malta United Presbyterian Bible School Cabinet Marshall Chapter Masonic Temple Lorain Co Lorain M. E Methodist W. H. M.S Akrons M. E Hicks De-Gins General Aid Society of Church of Christ Tureeq Hincheon 2Nd Congregational

Gilkisons Host Housewarming At Spring Valley Home

Mr and Mrs E W Gilkison entertained at a housewarming Sunday in their new Spring Valley home. Cards featured a Mrat prize to Mrs Sherman Weaver and Grover C Gilkison won for the men, with Ella Coul taking the consolation. A buffet luncheon followed in the recreation room and many gifts were presented to the hosts. Attending were Grover C Gilkison and wife, Norman C Gilkison and daughter Sandra Lynnn, Donald Fridenstine, Helen Fridenstine, Sasse family from Elyria, Sherman Weaver family, C Ferby, Marge Harbaugh, Frank Robison and the Misses Ella and Laseta Coal, Ted Muth, and Trace Robinson and wife from Cleveland.

E. W. Gilkison Spring Valley Sherman Weaver Grover C. Gilkison Ella Coul Norman C. Gilkison Sandra Lynnn Donald Fridenstine Helen Fridenstiine Sasse Hildreth Sasse Elyria C. Ferby Marge Harbaugh Frank Robison Ella Laseta Coal Mansfield Ted Muth Trace Robinson Cleveland

Elyria Commandery To Confer Special Degree

Elyria Commandery No 60 Knights Templar will begin its season with a special meeting on Thursday evening September 29 to confer the Red Cross degree on one candidate under the direction of Past Commander RB. E. Samar. Eminent Commander SC. Smith seeks a large attendance.

Elyria Commandery No 60 Knights Templar Red Cross RB. E. Samar SC. Smith

Junior BYPU Holds Meeting With New Song Leader

The regular Junior BYPU gathering met last evening with Charles Hoover in charge of songs and Jane Bender presiding. The program featured a duet by Hoover and Harold Ahernan, a combined meeting report from Cleveland, and performances of Abide With Me and Under His Wings. Pearl Cox offered the closing prayer.

Christian Endeavor Church of Christ Jean Fridenstine Ruth Garret Ford Brown Bob Chapman June Hart Helen Bramwell Mary Kaiser Ruth McGinnis Leslie Cale DeEtte Burdue B. Y. PU Charles Hoover Jane Bender Harold Ahernp Clevelson Janice Elliott Alice Hooves Pearl Cox

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dorothy Funk Mable Little Edna Masterer Walter A. Maslyk Herman Portman W. C. Snowden C. R. Barber Lorain County Womens Foreign Missionary Society 20Th Street Methodist Church W. T. Bryenton Myrta Stovers Seoul Korea E. C. Shubert C. M. Ackerman Depression Club Leonard Mahs Weet Avenue Kings Robert Johns Carek, Florist Juhi St FL Junior Friendship Club News of the Girl Scouts Cee Earls Valet Service Middle Ave Birkline’s Sigma Gamma Sorority Robert Starr Forrest Orderl Lakewood Council Celia Smith Princeton Avenue Jota Nu Jeanette Sibey 10Th Street Ely P.T. A L. QO. L Dale Livingston Oak Street American Legion Auxiliary Literary Club Blake Street Tri Ko Jean Crow Business and Professional Women's Club 1St Cong's Mabel Head Pearl van Au Belles Marie Kichin High Street LaPorte W. C. T. U Marc Afiller O. F. Lodge Question Bee Child Welfare Department Woman's Club Mary A. Chandler Daughters of Enion Veterans Elks Lodge Elyria Council No. 406 Jr. O. U. A. M Wurst Hall Central Guild of St. Andrew's Jellaress George D.nicholas Gulf Farms Methodist Sunday School Board Congregational Gladys Blien Huron Street Fellowship Club Grace Lutheran Church Lorain County Chorus St. John's School E. Schroeder Grace Lutheran Aid Society Women of Moose Moose Alpha Beta Bluets Kathryn Hammer Abbe Road West Side Guild of St. Andrews Earl Taylor Ken Yon Avenue Stella Pincura Girl Scouts Queen Esther Circle M. E. Church Notawa Marshall Tran Emmanuel Lutheran Charles Coniam First Congregational Church Friday Avenue Club E. W. Gilkisons New Elyria Commandery BLY. P.U John O. Samuel Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music 7Th ST C.h.merther& Co
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