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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1933
Page
9
The Chronicle Telegram lists cash and contract ad rates with minimum charges and per line pricing. Ads must be in office by 10 am for same day appearance. the paper disclaims responsibility for errors in telephone ads and advertorial omissions with limited republication remedies.
Readable items include Limerick contest winners Cama Thomas and Edmund Wright offering two Warner Bros. Capitol Theatre tickets, plus help wanted, housework, farm labor, and various ads. Also lists for coal and wood, upholstery, sewing repairs, furniture, real estate, seeds, livestock, and swap ads featuring multiple local vendors and services.
Emma F. Gydgles files for divorce from William M. Gudzell in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas case 49435 on gross neglect of duty with custody request. Hearing set after May 16 1911. attorney Walter R Harian represents plaintiff.
A persistent local frog eludes Hoquiam officials as residents hear robust croaks from city hall to walls and ceiling. The frog ceases croaking when rain stops, with January bringing 16 inches of rainfall and continued chorus.
Washington State College's George Theodoratus, a 240 pound football and track star, draws no opponents for boxing due to his power. Coach Ike Detter cannot find challengers for the Cougars heavyweight, joined by Ed Prisk the Pacific Coast welterweight champion and Bud Taylor a top 135 pounder.
Amherst directory snippet lists Mrs B A Jenne at 615 Cleveland St with delivery and service contact numbers 3822 and 5524. Central Book Store is located on Church St and appears in the same community notices.
Forty one members and friends of the Mary-Martha Class of the Congregational church gathered at Miss Elinor Ruths home in Amherst for an evening of contests and readings. Grace Purcell and Sielen Sabiers won Easter Egg contest honors while Minnie Sabiers and Grace Purcell took Crazybridge honors. A two course luncheon followed at small tables served by Hazel Ruth and Mrs. R L May.
Mess Ella Jaeger entertained the Fast Chiefs at the home of Robert Paton on Church Street Monday evening. The event opened with routine business, followed by a social hour and refreshments. First honors went to Mrs. Conrad Muider with consolation to Miss Edith Ehrman. The guest list included several ladies and two Miss Ehrmans.
Members of the Daughters of Dorcas Class of the First Evangelical church were delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. George Garthe on Hazel street Monday evening. After a brief business session the group worked on charity needle projects and enjoyed refreshments. The May meeting will be at Miss Mildred Baumhardt’s home in Elvria.
A smoker open to the public was held at Eagle Hall Monday evening with card games and refreshments. A drawing for a suit of clothes that was to be given away last night will be held next Monday evening.
Funeral rites for Ernst Werner age 67 who died early Monday at his Taylor street home will be held at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Baker Funeral Home on South Main street. Rev. C. E. Schmidt of St. Peters Evangelical Church will officiate. Burial will follow at Cleveland Street Cemetery.
Alex Szabo of Park Avenue entertained the Holy Name Society at St. Joseph Catholic Church on Monday evening. A business session was followed by a social time with good attendance.
The April meeting of the Philathea Class of St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School will be held at the church parlors. Hostesses include Mrs. Henry Kane, Mrs. A. C. Kreeger, Mrs. Walter Kreeger, Mrs. Fred Krieg, and Mrs. Fred Koch.
The Intermediate group met at the church Thursday afternoon to practice a playlet to be presented at the evening service next Sunday under the direction of Miss Mildred Zilch.
Members of the milk fund and chairman August Nabakowski of the Community Chest committee met Monday at Mrs. E. E. Foster's home on Cleveland Avenue. The session covered routine business and reports of work accomplished in the past month.
Members of the Ladies Society of the Congregational church will meet in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon with Miss Lucy Horn and Mrs Pansy Harris as hostesses.
The regular meeting of the Men s Club of St Paul s Lutheran Church will be held at the church parlors at 7 30 this evening.
The Amherst City Band met in the Town Hall assembly room Monday evening for its regular rehearsal.
Michaelschaeffer and Ernst Lembkhe attended a Dover Odd Fellows Lodge meeting Saturday evening. The event combined a social hour and lunch after the business session.
Teachers at St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School met in church parlors Monday evening for a planning and instruction session.
Mrs Floyd Smith discharged. in Lorain Mrs Paul Wohlever and baby boy on Harris street discharged to local care.
J. Or. Mueller attended the funeral of a nephew in Toledo. William and Mrs Roe of Elyria visited Amherst friends. Doris Palmer returned home to Wellington after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich. Helen Roemer and Alice Sabiers visited Lorain. FP A Becker visited Chagrin Falls. Ed Hamann and son of Cleveland spent Sunday with John Hamann Sr. and Leo Grugel. A F Nalley was Sunday supper guest of George Powers in Lodi. Mrs Orva Walker of Akron is visiting her parents for a week. George Deiss of Tenney avenue and Walter Moebius of Ashland spent the weekend on Church Street. Mabel Walker, Garfield Heights teacher, visits her mother Mary Walker during Spring recess. Mildred Baumhardt of Elyria spent Monday evening with Amherst friends.
Miss Jean Gambish hosted the Young Ladies Sodality at Milan Avenue home. Twenty eight members attended as they planned a joint meeting with Holy Name Group No. 4 at the school hall on Monday evening April 11. A social hour followed the business session.
The April meeting of the Altar Rosary Society at St. Joseph’s church was held in the school hall with 20 members. Fr. Jas Eischen spoke briefly before the business session. Plans were made for a public card party on Thursday evening April 20. Mrs. C. G. Aschenbach presided.
Berkeley tree scientist A. H. Garcia claims an apartment house size orchard can yield 48 fruit varieties. He shows two small trees grafted from prune and pear stumps, expecting 16 plums 16 peaches four cherries and 12 apples and pears next year. It took Garcia about one hour to plant the orchard.
Katmai the malamute, famed Arctic traveler, is misidentified by a shepherd named Jack as a wolf. He attacked the dog, and while trying to separate the two, Mrs. Katherine Wayne, niece of Arctic explorer Fr. Bernard Hubbard, was bitten.
Alton, Harold J. Homann, a Boy Scout, suffered a jaw dislocation while brushing his teeth recently. The accident led to a first rate argument against brushing too vigorously.
The Wellington Farm Women's Club will convene Thursday April 6 at Mrs. Ben Burge’s home with a 10:00 A M business session and a noon covered dish lunch. Miss Alice Bird county extension agent will present a lecture on Preparing Meat-like Dishes after lunch. Reports note rising petty thefts, including a $16 cash theft on Forrest Street. Lucille Rolce of Rodgers Play Producing Co moves to New Philadelphia Ohio to begin rehearsals for Thats That on April 3 under Alpha Pi Sigma.
Friends and relatives gathered Sunday evening in Pittsfield to celebrate Clare Sheffield's birthday. Attendees included Harry Lugaski and family, Mattie Ruhl, Robert and Floyd Sheffield with families, Maude Meredith and Joyce, Fay Pocock, Mary Lindsley, James Easterday, Felix Fuller, Charles Bory, Willard and Morris Sheffield from Wallington and Pittsfield, with out of town guests Phiilis Campbell and Vannie Hacker of Oberlin. Cards and refreshments followed later.
The Elyvia Men's Democrat Club trustees approved a constitutional and by laws revision to form ward clubs subdivided into precinct committees. The groups will contact voters on local and broader issues and welcome all voters, regardless of party, to engage with ward councilmen and officials.
Elyria resident Miss Lillian Hughes spent the weekend with cousin Miss Dortha Barr in Herrick avenue east. Several families hosted dinners including a 6 oclock surprise birthday for Mrs. Elliot. Notices report moves, visits, and hospital discharges in Lorain County communities and a Susan parish choir absence. American Legion Auxiliary meetings and Lorain County council events are announced with plans for Wellington and Hotel Antlers in Lorain.
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