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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1935

Page

8

Amherst Club Notes Speech and Plans at Open Meeting

Robert Kaiser of Elyria spoke on Sixty Years To Heaven at the Amherst Townsend Club No 1 meeting held in Congregational church parlors. About 80 attended from Elyria Vermilion and Brownhelm. The group planned Clean-up Week for April 17 and 18 and discussed obtaining licenses for distributing bills. The next meeting is April 15 at Mrs Henrys home.

Amherst Robert Kaiser Elyria Miami University Amherst Townsend Club Congregational Church Kaiser Dr. Townsend A. M. Rickel Vermilion Brownhelm Charles Henry Church Street Atty J. J. Smythe Lorain Oberlin J. R. Collier

April Meeting of St Peter's Senior League Held

The April meeting at St Peter's Evangelical Reformed church took place in the church parlors on Tuesday evening. Miss Edith Berger led devotions on Youth in the Church. The group organized Palm Sunday decorations with Marie Wilhelm Dorothea Ernst and Kenneth Fritz handling duties. Mothers invited to May meeting with Myrtle Berger Helen Berger and Florence Herbst in charge of the program. An April Fool program followed with games and refreshments served by Myrtle Berger Willis Stiwald and Milton Hutton. Twenty five attendees.

League of Myrtle Berger Helen Berger Florence Herbst Willis Stiwald Milton Hutton

Local religious groups hold plans for evening meetings and inspections

Several faith and fraternal groups announce evening programs in Stone City tonight. Eastern Stars inspection at Masonic Hall with social hour, Jessamine Lodge meets at Odd Fellows Hall, Four Square church praise service at Pythian Hall, and Lenten services at St Peter's Evangelical Reformed and St Paul Lutheran with 7:30 start times. A Py thian Sisters meeting reviewed upcoming May 7 inspection. officers practiced. Hostesses named for May and June clubs. Special Lenten services led by Rev. Schmidt and Rev. Eischen noted alongside church council activities and parish planning discussions.

Stone City Eastern Stars Masonic Hall Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland Odd Fellows Hall Four Square Church Pythian Hall Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church Church Council of St. Paul Lutheran Church St. Peter’s Evangelical Reformed Church G. E. Schmidt Brotherhood Chorus Schumm Grace Lutheran St. Joseph Catholic Church James Eischen

Ladies Prayer Meeting at Four Square Church Held

A Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Oscar Klingenmeier’s Spring street home hosted a Four Square church ladies prayer meeting. Thirteen were present and Miss Ida May DeVries led the services.

Four Square Church Oscar Klingenmeier Spring Street Ida May DeVries

Death Notice for Em ery Hosler in Grafton

Mrs Minnie Bechtel of Tenney Avenue learns of her brother-in-law Em ery Hosler aged 61 of Grafton. Funeral rites at 2 PM Thursday at the Methodist church in Grafton with Masonic order in charge. Burial in Grafton cemetery.

Minnie Bechtel Tenney Avenue Emery Hosler Grafton Masonic Order

Easter Dance Planned by Elmer Johnson Post American Legion

Plans finalized for an Easter dance on April 24 at Eagle Hall under Elmer Johnson Post American Legion and its auxiliary. Russ Mollison and his orchestra will provide the music for both old and new dances.

Elmer Johnson Post American Legion Eagle Hall Russ Mollison

Women’s Union meeting at Vermilion church parlors

The April meeting of the Women’s Union of St. Peter’s Evangelical Reformed church will be held in the church parlors Thursday afternoon. A chalk talk titled Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane by Mrs John Ries Vermilion will be aided by the Ladies’ quartet of the Vermilion Evangelical Reformed church. All members urged to attend.

Women's Union of St. Peter’s

Amherst students hear on The Townsend Plan address

The senior history and sociology classes at Amherst High heard about The Townsend Plan from Robert Kaiser, Elyria, a Miami University student, who spoke to the classes Tuesday morning.

Amherst Hi Townsend Robert Kaiser Elyria Miami University

Four Square Church Officers Meet Thursday at Williams Home

The teachers and officers of the Four Square church will hold a meeting Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams on Shupe Avenue.

Four Square Church Harry Williams Shupe Avenue

Amherst Bible Study class meeting held at Frederick home

A Bible Study class in Amherst met Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Frederick on East Martin Street for a routine session.

Amherst Bible Walter Frederick East Martin Street

Pythians Meet at Oberlin Hall and Amherst Socials

A Lorain County Pythian Association meeting was held at the Oberlin Pythian Hall on Tuesday with local Pythians in attendance. The Congregational church Ladies Society plans a Thursday afternoon gathering at the church parlors with Mrs. Blum and Mrs. Jas. Miller as hostesses. Former Amherst residents Miss Sarah Gerlach of Elmhurst Ill and Miss Alice Kelch of Elyria visited Amherst school and relatives. Leo Stiwald, senior, has returned to school after illness. Miss Gerlach is spending spring recess with her aunt Mrs. Mary Brucker and Amherst friends. Mr. and Mrs. J Kaiser and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cheesman of Elyria visited Amherst friends Monday evening.

Pythian Sisters K. of P. Hall Kathryn Hebblethwaite Berlin Heights Fanny Ruth Mary Brucker Amelia Cooper Anna Wilker Ruth Schaeffer Lillian Miller Mary Edwards Helen Barber Katherine Cameron Ethel Eppley Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church Amherst J. Kaiser Charles Cheesman Elyria

Electric pole damaged in truck crash at Cleveland and Longford

An electric light pole at the corner of Cleveland street and Longford avenue, property of the Ohio Public Service Company, was badly damaged last evening when struck by a truck driven by Howard Sharp of R. D. No. 1, Lansing, Michigan. The truck, belonging to Howard Sober Co., Inc., of South Washington Avenue, Lansing, was transporting automobile bodies.

Cleveland Street Longford Avenue Ohio Public Service Company Howard Sharp Lansing Mich Howard Sober Co., Inc South Washington Avenue

Coat torn by dog attack on Stanford avenue reported

Virginia Curtis of 324 Stanford avenue said a dog tore her coat yesterday while she walked along Stanford avenue, reporting the incident to police.

Virginia Curtis Stanford Avenue

Birdsall Fined For Intoxication Before Local Mayor

A. W. Birdsall of South Amherst was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication when tried before Mayor W. H. Vanoster yesterday. He was arrested Monday evening.

A. W. Birdsall South Amherst W. H. Vanoster

Guide to Charm Fresh Lingerie for Modern Living

Public guidance by Jacqueline Want emphasizes personal cleanliness and immaculate attire for social and business success. The article outlines daily bathing, mouth care, deodorants, washable shields, regular undergarment washing, closet maintenance, and fragrance techniques including sachets pine oil and scented toilet water for fresh, dainty garments.

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