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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1933
Page
9
The Chronicle Telegram advertises shoe repair shops offering free theatre tickets with repairs from April 1 to 7. It lists shop locations and hours, plus ad rates, housework and farm job wanted notices, and various local classifieds including coal, furniture, and livestock listings.
Local notices and classified snippets showcase Elyria motor shops and garages. Harold Vogel promotes tires and accessories at 347 E Bridge St while McGuire's and Will swap farm goods for feed and wood. Gert your car ready for spring at Stang's Garage 18 Broad St with 24 hour service.
Amherst Chronicle page lists delivery service contacts and a central bookstore address at 613 Cleveland St and Church St for Mrs B A Jenne, with phone numbers 8823 and 35524 for service inquiries.
Hickory Tree Grange VHS members meet at Grange Hall Milan Avenue for an evening program led by lecturer Mrs CA Alexander. Accordion music quet features Marcella Milles Wanda Hecock Rosemary Rath Harold Taft Mildred Rath. A playlet Re Mare of the Flatterer by Raymond and Charles Cotton, roll call and flowers for an early summer flower show.
The weekly cottage prayer meeting of the First Evangelical church will be held at the home of Mrs. George Y Wausman on East Street this evening.
The regular meeting of Jessa Mine Lodge Daughters of Scotland will be held at BF hall this evening and a good attendance is desired.
A good attendance gathered Tuesday evening at St Paul Lutheran church for the Men’s Club meeting. The program began with routine business and a social hour, with dart baseball and other games featured during the evening.
Rev Henry Abram to conduct a German Lenten service at St. Louis Lutheran Church at 7 30 p m with an English service planned for Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs William Baird change residence relocating from the Baetz duplex on Pros Peet street to the Battenhouse property on Pearl street with their household goods.
A joint all day session of the Ladies' Aid and Missionary societies of the First Evangelical church will be held in the church parlors Thursday. Dinner is at noon followed by the regular meeting and election of officers.
A Lenten prayer service will be held at the Congregational church at 7 30 this evening in charge of the pastor Rev. F E Eastman.
Group number two of the Hole Name society of St Joseph Catholic Church will meet at Joe Gilles home Thursday evening. Group number three will also meet Thursday evening at Hugo Truscello Forest Street for their sessions.
The April gathering of the Senior League at St Peters Evangelical will take place in the church parlors after the Lenten service this evening.
Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars meets in reg ular session at the Masonic Hall this evening. Members are urged to attend as preparations are made for the annual inspection.
At a recent trustees meeting the Community Chest committee was retained for another year. The committee includes August Nabakowski Mayor Stiwald Charles Kendeigh Rev. F. E. Eastman Robert Cromwell and William Bodmann Jr.
The Amherst Savings & Banking Co of Amherst Ohio enters liquidation under Superintendent J Fulton with a court hearing on April 1 for approval of liquidation expenses. A parallel sheriff sale in Lorain County will auction real estate Lot Nos. 73 and 88 in Eaton Township known as the Durkee Tract, on a date in April with terms cash.
Rev. R. C. Jensen leads a Lenten Bible study on the Gospel of St. John at the Methodist church this evening as a feature event for observers.
Mrs E Chuha left Tuesday for Pittsburgh Pennsylvania after being called by the death of her niece Miss Margaret Barcha who formerly lived here with her aunt attending Amherst Hr.
The Eagles will host a dance for members and friends at Eagle Hall on Friday evening. The event invites all in the community to attend and enjoy an evening of music and socializing.
Rev. Edgar Wierth of Emmanuel Evangelical church Valley City will oversee Lenten services at St. Peter's Evangelical church this evening and discuss one of the Lenten questions. Rev. C E Schmidt of the local church will lead services at the Valley City church.
Rev. Fr. James Eischen will conduct special Lenten services at St Joseph Catholic church at 7:50 this evening.
Members of the St. Peter's Evangelical church choir are asked to meet at the church at seven o'clock this evening for rehearsal.
The Elmer Johnson Post No. 118 American Legion will hold its regular meeting at the legion rooms in the town hall on Friday evening.
The village council met Tuesday evening to discuss routine business. The beer question was reviewed but no action was taken. If an ordinance is needed, a special meeting will be called.
Plans are being completed for a Mother Daughter party sponsored by the Girl Reserves Club of Amherst Hill to be held at the community venue.
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Miss Margaret Berger and Mary Nord of Bluffton College are expected this evening to spend the actor recess at their Tespeculvé homes, with students arriving to join the leisure activities.
Miss Thelma May Richard Beetz Donald Ludwig and Paul Braun, Oberlin College students, spent spring break at home with Josephine Tarnosky Margaret Cowley and Catherine Yingling. The school orchestra provided music. Miss Mary Lou Reed visited Virden Maddock over the weekend.
Brookside high school students staged the two act play System Friday evening in the auditorium directed by Miss Helen Frisbee. The cast included Nate Hobbs Robert O Dell Maria Hobbs Iona Kriebet Nan Hoht Christine Poor Dan Edwards city clerk Rutland Donald Minnich Martin Mash mayor Rutland James McGettrich Merrill Knight Hector Frances Stoller Gideon Hale Bill Reed Benjamin Perkins Si Callagher Samuel Butler headman Hisbrs Mike Scosny Messenger Boy Edward Heidendorf Steno Braphers Pauline Zborela Josephine Tamosky Act 1 Farm house Nathaniel Hobbs Vermont Time Afternoon Act 2 Scene 1 City offices Rutland Vermont Time Monday afternoon Scene 2 Same as Scene 1 Friday morning Special features included Ruth and James Smith Brookside Follies Phylis Gebhart Marielle Herdendorf Madeline Kozell Francis Tarnosky
Mrs. P. Chambers was honored Friday evening by relatives at her home for her birthday anniversary. Nineteen guests shared the occasion, with three birthday cakes on the table and social time plus jig saw puzzles to finish.
Elyria residents visited the Jacksions and Standens with sixty guests attending a Garfield school dance Friday night. Hattie Standen, ill but improving, hosted calls from H C Chambers. Ricci sisters and friends held a lake party, Ellen Mary Jackson joined by Mary Eleanor Garf, and Paul Wellman visited the Ricci home in Elyria.
The Brotherhood of St Peter’s Evangelical church schedules a brief business session this evening after the Lenten services to discuss church matters and plans.
The official Methodist church board will hold its regular meeting at the church this evening following the Lenten Services.
Dinner guests from Cleveland include Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Beker and Miss Lucy Smith who joined Mrs. Tillie Bauer and Mrs. Shank for Tuesday evening in Biyria.
Amherst briefs report visits and calls across Lorain and Sandusky counties. Miss Lucy Smith of Cleveland visits the Bakers while Alex Cameron and Ed Sahls host guests. Senior and Junior High students are visited by Masten and Sendrock from Berea.
East Liverpool Fred G Porter president of Kenilworth Brick Company died at his Kenilworth West Virginia home near here. Bellefontaine Wade Rum mer fourteen was crushed to death under wheels of a passenger train while playing on the tracks.
Akron and Summit County officials will submit a plan to issue scrip for city county and school payrolls to state officials in Columbus. The proposal aims to finance payrolls through local scrip rather than cash, with details pending approval.
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission fixed April 21 for a hearing on the protest by Windham Braceville Southington and rural areas against Windham Electric rates. The announcement followed a mass meeting with about 200 company patrons who rejected the companys counter proposal.
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