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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1932

Page

5

Amherst Bride Honored With Nuptial Shower

Edward Gehl of Amherst hosted a post nuptial shower for Miss Nadine McCoy of Amherst at her mother Mrs H H Geens on Jackson street Amherst Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs C Sausaman Mrs Charles Guild and Miss Alice Torne along with many Amherst residents. A General Aid Society meeting followed with devotions by Dr E J Bond and remarks on Dr G A Reeder's death. Several planned events and future meetings were noted including a Donors Day at Elyria Home for the Aged and a card party at St Agnes P T A.

Edward Gehl Nadine McCoy Amterst H. H.eens Jackson Street Amerst Rudge C. Sausaman Charles Guild Alice Torne Peter Woblever Gust Torne George Schroeder Bert. Marlowe Albert Kunzman Frank Grugel Jacob Krieg Glenn Feakins Juanita and Herbert Cecil Miller Alice Torno Florencé Guild Helen Gormley Freda Kunzman Helen Fleming Andres Schmauch Amherst Harriet Gehi Elyria General Aid Society First Methodist Church M. M. Wilcox Otto Greene Red Cross E. J. Bond G. A. Reeder Elyria Home For St. Agnes P. T Edward Kershay Furnace Street Jay Boylan Lynn

Tea at Smythe's Home Delights Congregation Circle

A First Congregational Church social tea at Mrs. F. A. Smythe's Washington avenue home drew over sixty guests yesterday afternoon from three to five. Circle 5 sponsored the event, initially planned outdoors, with Mrs. C. G. Washburn, Mrs. W. Sharp and Mrs. W. C. Chanor assisting at the tea table amid Smythe garden flowers.

Smythe First Congregational Church F. A. Smythe Washington Avenue Circle 5 C. G. Washburn W. Sharp W. C. Chanor

Friendship Club Holds First Meeting At Hloma W C A

The Friendship Club of the Hloma W C A held its first meeting on a Wednesday at three in the gymnasium. Eileen O Donnall presided and spoke on membership and yearly plans. Members sang, danced, and enjoyed refreshments. next meeting set for two weeks hence.

Friendship Club Friendship Club of the Hloma ¥. W. C. A Eileen O’donnall

Independent Baptist Church annual meeting in New London

The A Hebron Association of Independent Baptist Church held its annual meeting in New London Tuesday and Wednesday with 250 delegates registered. Rev. C E Bacon of Medina led Tuesday sessions in the moderator’s absence, with sermons by Rev W Overstreet of Lorain, Rev G E Wilson of La Grange, and Rev I A Wangaman of Lorain. Officers elected included Moderator Rev H K K Finley and Treasurer F L Scoville. The gathering featured missionary sessions, church letters, and music led by Rev George Bates of Spencer.

Hebron I. A. Wangaman Lorain Imhof Cleveland Heb Mission Talbot Cleveland Hebrew Mission WV. H Seloweinfurth Kipton George Bates Spencer George Bates of H. K K. Finley Wellington G. L. Ketterling New London J. A. Waugaman F. L Scoville C. C. Kerter Elyria Floyd Scoyille Frank Upton C. E. Bacon Medina Glenn Wilson la Grange G. L. Kettenring L. B. Patmem Anna Wilson Raymond Folk T. T. Hilfott

Daughters of Union Veterans Meet in Wellington

Fourteen members of Mary A Chandler Tent No 122 D of UV civil war guests at the Stevivek home in Wellington Tuesday. After dinner they visited the G A R Hall for a meeting with one new member initiated and another received by transfer. Memorial services were held for the late S A Williams and remarks were given on the Springfield Illinois National Convention. The tent voted to send president Charlotte Lewis to a district meeting in Willoughby on October 14. Next meeting at Mrs Wrights.

Mary A. Chandler Kaler J. C Jackson Carl Taylor Henry Stevicek Wellington G. A. R. Hall S. A. Williams Henry Stevick U. S Williams Kaley Springfield Charlotte Lewis Willoughby Wright

Hospital Notes and Local Social Roster Features

Admissions list names Mrs Edward Elbert Alice Miller Mrs Frank Jacobs Grafton Anne McClellan and discharges Loyd Kyle. W C A Matrons swimming classes in full swing at Y M C A pool with an Around the World endurance swim totaling 135 lengths 500 yards and 122 lengths about 1 1 4 miles. Miss Marian Stetson teaches beginners to advanced swimming and some life saving instruction. Mrs Thayer Chapman birthday celebrated with Lorain Elyria guests. Mr and Mrs Harver T Brown host Mother’s birthday at 502 Lake Ave with gifts and flowers. Vincent School girs glee club organized with officers Catherine Horvath president Ethel Toth secretary Ethel Ezine librarian. Parent Teacher Association meeting planned Oct 3 7 30 with Lorain County Teachers and Students Orchestra. Mr L J Boothford and daughter move to 439 Ninth St. Mrs Christina Werner of Cleveland visiting.

Y. M.C Meehere Marian Stetson W. CA Vincent School Glee Cltre Vincent. O Atherine Horvath Ethel Toth Ethel Ezine

LaGrange Couple To Receive Friends On Their 55th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. F N Phelps of LaGrange will host an informal gathering tomorrow to mark their fifty fifth wedding anniversary. They settled on a small farm in 1900 after moving to LaGrange, with Rev Phelps serving as a temporary pastor and later holding public office. Mrs Phelps active in church work and the W C T U, the couple have long promoted prohibition and continue to live on their farm.

First Baptist Marantha Class Meets Friday Evening

The Marantha class of the First Baptist Church meets Friday at 7 30 PM at the Church House on East Avenue. Entertains for house guest Miss Margaret Haueisen of Park Avenue, honoring Miss Regina Kubuski of Grafton, Oberlin classmates. Bridge prizes to Sarah Nierman and Dorothy Rawson. Luncheon served. Fall flowers decorate.

The First Baptist Church East Avenue Margaret Haueisen Park Avenue Regina Kubuski Grafton Haueisen Oberlin College Sarah Nierman Dorothy Rawson

Local Social Notes Share Visits and Travels Across Towns

Mrs H C Eckenroad spends day in Vermilion visiting sister Mrs Verne Leidheiser while Mr Eckenroad tours Toledo on business. Mrs Stanley Snyder plans to Pennsylvania this week with her mother Mrs Woodward returning to the city with Mrs Snyder. Ohio Street hosts Mr and Mrs Willam Hearne entertaining Mr and Mrs Albert Veno and Miss Loretta Goeltz of Ashland Wisconsin. Mr and Airs Curtis Spence on East Avenue hosted the former's parents and Mr and Mrs P W Spence with Franklin Spence of Columbus. W W Busick family return from Michigan after funeral of W W Busick Sr. Miss Harriett Gehl attends party for Mrs Edward Gehl at Amherst. Edward Elbert home 407 Kenyon Avenue welcomed a daughter at Elyria Memorized Hospital on Sept 20. James Pingey and Mrs Lawrence Stephenson of New York City visited Miss Mary Riley of Lake Avenue en route to Florida. Eva Bridgett of Furnace Street visited Cleveland friends. Frank Jacobs of Grafton announce birth of a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Sept 28. Margaret Haueisen of Park Avenue has had as her house.

H C. Eckenroad Vermilion Verne Leidheiser Eckenroad Toledo Stanley Snyder Pennsylvania Woodward Snyder Willam Hearne Ohio Street Albert Veno Loretta Goeltz Ashland Wisconsin Curtis Spence East Avenue P. W. Spence Franklin Spence Columbus Cleveland W. W. Busick Michigan Harriett Gehl Edward Gehl Amherst Edward Elbert Kenyon Avenue Elyria James Pingey Lawrence Stephenson New York City Mary Riley Lake Avenue Florida Eva Bridgett Furnace Street Frank Jacobs Grafton Elyria Memorial Hospital Margaret Haueisen Park Avenue Regina Kubuski

Grafton Notes on Local Visits and Moves

Miss Kubuski returned home last evening. Mrs. Esther Seekins, Lima delegate to the Pythian Sisters convention, has returned with Mrs. A. H. Ernst. Mrs. Nina Rhodes of Beebe Court visited Mrs. Will Peabody of Obertin yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stevens, recently back from a European wedding trip, are moving into the Colson house at 332 Sixth Street.

Grafton

Oberlin Briefs mention visits and a silver wedding anniversary

Miss Mary Mahar and brothers from Cleveland visited Oberlin relatives. Local residents hosted guests from Avon Elyria Toledo and beyond. A surprise Silver Wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis drew gifts of silver. Earl Freed organized a rummage and bake sale at Redington Block to benefit St. Marys Charity Fund.

Oberlin Mary Mahar Jack Dan Cleveland Entecrick Michael Smith William Baldauf Avon Joseph F. Will Elyria Chris Justin E.V. Hastings F.C. Brown Harold Steinman Dickie Toledo Frank Schmitz G. H. Dion Nicholas Webber Mathias Wehbber Arthur Dion Charles Davis West Lorain Street Earl Freed Redington Blk St. Mary's Charity Fund

Social visit roundup from Elyria area residents

Sunday and weekend visits highlighted by Frank J. Schmitz at Forest Taylor home on Indian Hollow Road and James Barry guests of John Emerick. Elyria gatherings included J. E. Will, Henry Will, Mary Surdock, and Arthur Dion hosting. Families of G. H. Dion, Justin, and Nicholas spent Saturday night in Elyria.

Hartley Big Frank J. Schmitz Forest Taylor Indian Hollow Road James Barry Kipton John Emerick Arthur Dion J. E. Will Henry Mary Surdock Elyria F.C. Brown

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