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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1937

Page

12

Bet ty Nilsen and Elden Smith to Wed in Open Church Ceremony

Miss Betty Nilsen and Elden Smith plan an open church wedding at First Methodist Church on October 31 at four o'clock. The couple, both Elyria High School and Ohio Wesleyan University alumni, are active in campus and professional groups. Betty is with Halle Bros. in Cleveland and a Delta Gamma sister. Elden is with Phi Delta Theta and linked to Tatterman’s Marionettes.

Betty Nilsen Elden Smith Alfred Nilsen Elizabeth Street Betty John Smith Tenth Street Elyria High School Ohio Wesleyan University Theta Alpha Phi National Honorary Dramatic Society Nilsen Delta Gamma Serorfic Ara Halle Bros Cleveland Mr. Smith Phi Delta Theta Ohio Wesleyan Western Reserve University Tatterman's Marionettes

Miss Hartley to Wed Gustav A Klein in October

East River residents Mr and Mrs Earl Hartley announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Hartley to Gustav A Klein son of Mr and Mrs Fred Klein of Nichols Court. The marriage is planned October 23 at St Pauls Evangelical Church at three o clock. Both attended Elyria High School. Hartley works at Worthington Ball and Klein at Colson Corporation.

Earl Hartley East River Street Dorothy Hartley Gustav A. Klein Fred Klein Nichols Court St. Paul's Evangelical Church Elyria High School Miss Hartley Worthington Ball Mr. Klein Colson Corporation

Grafton Methodist Church Cafeteria Supper Set

Grafton Methodist Church announces a cafeteria supper on Thursday September 30 at 5 30 PM to raise funds for church activities and maintenance. Proceeds support the local congregation and community outreach efforts.

Grafton Methodist’ Church

Costume Party Highlights Elyria Country Club Year

Mrs Paul Savage won the annual costume contest as the Ladies Golf Association of Elyria Country Club capped the year with a party. Runners up were Mrs L P Tufford and Mrs Edna Reichard. Awards covered low gross, nearest the pin, longest drive and highest scores on various holes, with last year’s officers reelected for 1938.

Paul Savage Sadie Charles Davis Ringer J. E. Flynn David Gullett W. J. Laufman L. W. Chapin Karl Plocher

Local Licenses Issued for Residents and Workers

Licenses granted include Alphens Curtis Hamman a gardener from Wimsted township and Emma J. Hoare aged 52 from Columbia township. Andrew Potaky Jr aged 24 from Lorain and Julia Chonko aged 24 from Lorain receive licenses as machine operator and related status respectively.

Alphens Curtis Hamman Wimsted Township Emma J. Hoare Columbia Township Andrew Potaky, Jr Lorain Julia Chonko

Elyria Personal Notices List Local Students and Visitors

Elyria readers note local and out of town movements. Ohio University students from Elyria include Charles Coen Grant Keyes Mitchell Knittle Sarah Kuchenrither William McDermott John Maiden Genevieve Pais Daniel Redington and Rosemary Stirzaker. Parents Mr and Mrs Albert Baker of North Ridgeville welcomed a daughter born September 25 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Others include Miss C Pearson returning home to London Ontario after visiting in Elyria. Mrs Wesley Burr of South Pasadena visits her mother. Mrs Fannie Clark hosts relatives at 625 Bond Street. Mrs Ralph Lucas of Akron visits sister Mrs W E Lance of Huron Street. Miss Anita Billings of Glendale California visits Mr and Mrs F C Billings. Robert Willams of 139 Ridge Street returns to Ohio State University in Columbus as a sophomore. Miss Jayne Krapp, scholarship recipient, goes to Columbus to study at the Columbus School of Art. F J Pepper on business in Chicago Illinois this week. Mr and Mrs T F Sellers and two sons recently visited friends in Louisville Ohio.

Elyria Ohio University Athens Ohio Charles Coen Grant Keyes Mitchell Knittle Sarah Kuchenrither William McDermott John Maiden Genevieve Pais Daniel Redington Rosemarie Stirzaker Albert Baker North Ridgeville Elyria Memorial Hospital C. Pearson London Ontario Canada E. Bainbridge Hawthorne Street Wesley Burr South Pasadena California Fannie Clark Bond Street Ralph Lucas Akron W. E. Lance Huron Street Anita Billings Glendale F. C. Billings Middle Avenue Miss Billings B. M. Billings Robert Willams Ridge Street Columbus Ohio State University Jayne Krapp Columbus School of Art

Ten Teams Report In YWCA Campaign

Ten teams in the YWCA membership drive report progress on day one. Miss Gladys Reublin leads with 26 memberships, including 18 personally. Mrs. Charles Evans follows with 18, aided by a team worker. Enid Bunting has 14, Kern Katherine Schubert 10.

Gladys Reublin Miss Reublin Charles Evans E. G. Smith Enid Bunting Katherine Schubert

Friendship Club Drives Off With Color Team Victory

The Friendship Club kicks off its membership drive with blue led by Evelyn Fenimore and white led by Mary Kaiser. Skirts blouses scarves and bows mark team identities as recruits join. skits and gym announcements promote the campaign through Thursday. The winning side will be treated by the losers later. Also last evening the Western Automatic Machine Screw office girls celebrated three birthdays at Brass Kettle East Erie Avenue Lorain with a chicken dinner and gifts. A projector show of old photos provided amusement along with cards won by Eleen Carek Louise Lawson. The Teneza club met at Jane Minkowski’s home to play pinochle with prizes for Josephina Zlatkowski Henrietta Wizorek and Jane Waletd and held a business session and luncheon. The next meeting will be at Josephine Zlatkowski’s home on West River Street October 12.

Friendship Club Evelyn Fenimore Mary Kaiser Brass Kettle Erie Avenue Lorain Western Automatic Machine Screw Company Mary Ruth Locke Eleanor Ericsson Grace Theis Elizabeth Hunter Ellen Porter Eleen Carek Louise Lawson Kathleen Bayley Alice Gates Connie Bruce Jo Kohl Mary Neuman Teneza Club Jane Minkowski West River Street Josephina Zlatkowski Henrietta Wizorek Jane Waletd Stella Boreski Josephine Zlatkowski

Miss Grace Nelding and Russell Beal Wed in Vermilion

Miss Grace Nelding and Russell Beal exchange vows at the Reformed Church in Vermilion with Rev. Harold Weber officiating. The couple will reside at 601 Second Street, Elyria after a Niagara Falls motor trip. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs D F Nelding, wears a white satin gown with a long train. he is son of Mrs Ruby Beal of Elyria.

Grace Nelding Vermill Russell Beal Harold Weber Vermilion D. F. Nelding Mr. Beal Ruby Beal Elyria Fred Krapp Andrew Fairy Mary Neiding Marian Lohr Nettie Bogard Maid of Honor Miss Lohr Miss Bogart Kenneth Ushera Russell Neiding Robert Carmen

Elyria PT A Council Hears Reports and Chairs Introduced

The October Elyria PT A meeting opened with 45 representatives responding to roll call. Presidents and standing committee chairmen were introduced, including program led by Mrs. Bauer and legislative by Mrs. Whitlock. Reports covered playground activities, summer sessions, by-laws, and a new Townsend Junior Club forming with Harry Young as chairman inviting both young and older members.

Elyria PT. A. Council Ralph F. Bauer C.H. Whitlock Flint Ralph Bauer George Tulk Merritt Powell Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Cleveland Herman Paeth E. G. Baxter

Meetings Circle No 2 Card Party at St Agnes Church

The group plans a card party in the church basement at 4 30 Thursday afternoon. The event invites attendees from the parish community to socialize and support church activities.

Circle No. 2 St. Agnes Church Eee

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing

Admission notes list Mrs. James Bramwell of 217 Guifroad and Mrs. Nelson Fitch at 115 Stanford along with Mrs. Charles Crile of Wellington and Mrs. John Malone of 213 East River and James Haskell of Norwalk. Discharges include Mrs. Bert Slanter with a baby boy at 135 Mendelcourt, Mrs. Paul Rank of New London, Elinor Yost R D No 1, and Audrey Squires of 1382 Lake Avenue.

James Bramwell Guifroad Nelson Fitch Stanford Charles Crile Wellington John Malone East River James Haskell Norwalk Bert Slanter Mendelcourt Paul Rank New London Elinor Yost R. D Audrey Squires Lake Avenue

Calendar Evapation Meets and Social Gatherings

Friendly Twelve meets with Mrs Christine Derek while Happy Pinochle guests Miss Julia Hull attend events at 208 West Bridge street. Everhauls prayer meeting at apace Lutheran. choir rehearses at 7 30. Bible study at United Presbyterian church at 7 30 with choir rehearsal. Townsend club hosts a party at 136 Middle Avenue. A delightful evening honored Rev and Mrs Berry of Cleveland at Ada Heimbach home 246 Fourth street with dinner and seasonal blooms. Sorority Sigma Gamma hosts at 316 Huron street with 14 members and 2 guests. Knights of Pythias Chevalier Lodge 316 meet at Woodman Hall for supper. moving pictures by Irving Finegold shown. Sunday School class 2nd Congregational church Rally Day prep led by Robert Gilliland et al.

Christine Derek Julia Hull West Bridge Street Apace Lutheran United Presbyterian Church Townsend Club Middle Avenue Ada Heimbach Fourth Street Knights of Fythias Chevalier Lodge No. 316 Woodman Hall Ralph Murbach South Seas Irving Finegold 2Nd Congregational Church Robert Gilliland Avis Hastings Grafton Road Alex Eschke Ernest Seabold Mildred Nagy

Annual Reports At Legion Auxiliary Session

After the regular meeting of American Legion auxiliary, annual reports were given by chairmen. The group announced joint installation October 12 at the Legion Home and county installation October 25 in Lorain. The Fifth District Conference will be held October 19 in Guliua with luncheon at 9 45. Cooperation with the Girl Scouts was urged and a trip for Captain Ross to the Georgia conference approved. Bridge prizes and banco awards were handed out, with a special prize to Mrs. Hattie Hangman. Refreshments followed.

1. C. O. F. Lodge Donald Stock Walter Gehrke New London Lodge Elyria Lodge New London High School New London Rebekands Huron Lodge Norwalk Johnsville Wooster Lodge American Legion Auxiliary Susshine Martin Heubner William Hearne O. K. Mischka Phillip Robson John Kolopos Harry Bogart T. C. Cooley Charles Hansen Auxiliary American Legion Legion Home Lorain Guliua First Reformed Church C. ¢. Woodfill Ross Georgia Philip Robson W. C. Lockard Paul Halter William Sudro Banco Ida Barnhart Charles Kremser Hattie Hangman Hansman

Church Fellowship Club Holds First Fall Meeting

Twenty five members of Fellowship Club of Grace Lutheran Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs William Gebhardt East Avenue for the first meeting since summer. Officers presided and a membership contest was outlined with women facing men running through December 1937. A Halloween party is planned for October 26 with committee on arrangements. After a brief talk by Reverend W W Walker the group roasted wieners by the riverbank behind the Gebhardt home.

Fellowship Club Grace Lutheran Church William Gebhardt East Avenue Herman Eady Robert Fossell W. W. Walker Gebhardt

Contests and clubs gather for meetings and activities

Contests entertained past presidents of the Women’s Relief Corps at Mrs Rankin’s home on East Bridge Street with readings and a social hour. Winners were Mrs Lena Klasek and Mrs Clair Wendell. Eleven members attended the refreshments. Next meeting set for October 12 at Mrs Ray Holcomb’s home with Mrs Charlotte Lewis assisting. Registration for Cardinal Troop of Girl Scouts has closed and a Court of Honor was held at St Mary’s church. October events feature sports including horseback riding October 12, bicycle hike October 19 and basketball October 26. Iota Nu Club hosted Miss Eleanor Rhodes with prizes to Dorothy Koontz and Rose Blion. The 7-7 Club elected Arlene Todd president with Emily Paeth as secretary and Shirley Green as treasurer. Gertrude Stephens to host in two weeks.

Margaret Hewitt Louise Baumhardt Mariel Hurd Charlotte Shannon Oberlin Ebba Fosselus Jean Bucklew Miss Hewitt Ruth Carlson Women's Relief Corps Lena Klasek Clair Wendell Ella Williams Helen Hubbard Ray Holcomb West Avenue Charlotte Lewis Girl Scouts Troop 4 St. Mary's Church Eleanor Rhodes Sherman Avenue Iota Nu Club Dorothy Koontz Rose Blion Jane McGuire Kenyon Avenue Arlene Todd Oxford Court Emily Paeth Shirley Green Gertrude Stephens Park Avenue

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