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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1934
Page
10
A fragmentary notice describes farmers forming the Midwest Council of Industry in response to federal orders and market pressures. It mentions supporters, social ties, and gatherings as community members discuss welfare and regional concerns. Names such as Grabenstetter Huttinger and Armbruster appear amid a crowd of local residents.
The last two days of Passover will be observed from Thursday sundown to Saturday sundown at the local Jewish Temple. Special memorial services will be held Friday morning at 9 30 with Rabbi Marcus Kramer delivering the memorial sermon.
A series of social visitor reports from Erhart noting Mr and Mrs Arthur Kalser and daughters Jane and Carroll visiting in Cleveland. Mrs Dean Regitl and son Rollin visiting in Spencer. Mr and Mrs Edward Frompaugh Jr in Medina. Mr and Mrs Frank Ullrich in Berea. Mr and Mrs Guy Jenpe in Medina. Grover and Glenn Stoup visiting their mother M A Stoup in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Horace J Humm in Homerville. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wagner Miss Mildred Everbard and Edward Gunsener from Lakewood visiting Albert Spieth. Herman Grand visiting Rose Reeser in Mallet Creek. Ivan Smith family visiting Fraymond Smith and Jo Ann in Homerville. Henry Bidle of Cleveland visiting Albert Spieth. Purcell Meyer of Medina visiting Albert Meyer. Marion Reutter spent weekend with friends.
Relatives of Euclid Miss Ernest Duck visited the Pennsylvanian home for several days. Mr and Mrs Donald Meyer hosted a card party Thursday night with guests from Medina including Rank Colburn Gerald Colburn Norvin Moyer and Otto Worty. Lealie Larkin and family from Elyria visited Miss Louise Spieth Wednesday.
The regular Home and School League gathering occurred Monday evening in Mallet Creek High School auditorium with Rev. Bates of Medina Baptist Church as speaker. About fifty attended. Numerous local residents and visitors from Cleveland, Lakewood, and East Canton joined Easter services and visits around Mallet Creek, including families of Gross, Meyer, Hoover, and Nielsen.
Mrs Frank Ulfick hosted Easter Lune day afternoon. Mrs Nelson Gross of Litchfield visited in the home of Mr George Grow on Monday of the past week.
After a month at Pleasant View Sanitorium Miss Virginia Sanders is discharged and staying with her parents Mr. and Mrs Earl Sanders. Carl Amsbury, who has been visiting his brother Guy Amsbury and family, left Sunday for Davenport Iowa.
The Methodist church held three services on Easter Sunday with a 6:30 sunrise service led by Mrs. C. B. Rawson. At 3:45 the Easter cantata by the choir, aided by Robert Burns of Elyria and Penfield choir members, drew a full house and included a special music fund collection.
Founding towns were present as residents hosted relatives and friends over Easter weekend. Numerous dinners and Sunday visits linked Amherst area families with Cleveland Elyria and Parma, plus a Buffalo marriage of Wahelmine Ruth Gotthase to Noy Ramage noted.
Oscar A. Brown of Cleveland aided a St. Clarksville case in an industrial commission suit seeking damages for blindness from a mining accident. Brent Beard presented testimony but refused to offer his own, claiming the man had been bound by the accident.
Belden and Brookside residents host gatherings and visits throughout the week. Families such as the Wises, Seckts, and Lochs share dinners and overnight stays while newborn Rewlah Fay brings new joy to Clarence and Margaret Wise. Elizabeth Landim visits, and guests include Ed Werner, Roland Pfeiffer, Harold Pfeifer, and Russell Mayne of Litchfield.
A string of social visits spans Cleveland and surrounding areas as residents hosted relatives and friends including Marlon Hale, Miss Marjone Reisinger, and Mrs. Hattie Goodman. Notes mention Virgil Wester’s death, births in Medina and Cleveland, and gatherings at multiple homes with extended family and neighbors in Shaker Heights, Pittsfield, La Grange, and Rocky River.
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