Centra Service Call Ad from Mrs Jenne
Mrs B A Jenne of 6165 Cleveland Street offers delivery and service calls for the Book Store. Phone 3822 available for inquiries and orders.
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B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1937
Page
28
Amherst Council Plans Clean-Up Week in April
Amherst village council discussed annual clean-up week set for April 15 16 and 17 with Werner Zilch to be employed to collect. They debated storm water sewer needs on Crosse Street and a potential sanitary sewer from East to Jackson. An ordinance to hire a man for the public dumping ground maintenance was passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst, CO
Werner Zilch
Crosse Street
East Street
Jackson Street
Philip Braun
Franklin Avenue
Board of Public Affairs
Hight
William Baird
Norman Brucker
Libble Gerlach
Pythian Sisters Discuss Inspections and April Events
The Pythian Sisters held their meeting at the Pythian Fall focusing on the annual inspection. Announcements invited the Oberlin April 9 inspection and the Berlin Heights April 13 visit plus a joint April 29 dance with Knights. Tom and Jerry's orchestra will provide music. tickets are on sale through committee chair Mrs. Henry Raesler. Mrs. Elizabeth Pettibone will inspect April 20. Lunch followed. Mrs. Elmer Bischoff hosted Circle 5 of the Women’s Union with Mrs. Ann Coverdale assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Berlin Heights
Knights
Tom and Jerry
Henry Raesler
Carter
Elizabeth Pettibone
Port Clinton
Quick Relief for Eczema Itch with Resinol Ointment
Advertising copy advises using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap to ease fiery or weeping eczema. Wash with warm water, avoid rubbing, pat dry, then apply a thin layer of ointment for several hours and reapply at bedtime. Samples offered from Resinol, Dept. 16, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balto
MD. Aqay
Church and fraternal meetings listed for week in Stone City area
The Stone City Eastern Stars hold a regular meeting with a social hour to follow. The First Evangelical church council plans a spiritual retreat at the church followed by a business session. The Foursquare church bids a praise and prayer service at 7 30 p m. The Philathea Bible class of St Peter's church meets in April at Mrs Albert Raester home Franklin Av with an All Fools party. St Peters Men's Club gathers at Mr and Mrs Herman Short home 8 Main St. The Altar Rosary society of St Joseph's church meets at the school hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Council of the
First Evangelical Church
Foursquare Church
Philathea Bible
St. Peter’s Church
Albert Raester
Franklinav
St. Peter's Church
Herman Short
Main Street
Altar Rosary Society
St. Joseph's Church
Church clubs schedule meetings in city parishes
The Men s Club of St Paul Lutheran church met last evening in church parlors. The Kings Daughters class of St Peter s church will meet Thursday evening at Miss Florence Herbst s home on Franklin avenue with Miss Ruth Ehrman assisting as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Lutheran Church
King’s Daughters
St. Peter’s Church
Florence Herbst
Franklin Avenue
Ruth Ehrman
AuCourant Club Hosts Rummy Night At Olive Beller Home
Miss Olive Beller hosted AuCourant Club on Spring Street with several rummy games. First prize went to Mrs. I. G. Maxwell and second to Mrs. Helen Baker. Luncheon was served to members including Mrs. Henry Plato Elyria and Mrs. Welen Baker Lorain. The group will meet again in two weeks at Mrs. E. D. Hinkley in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Beller
Spring Street
AuCourant Club
I. G. Maxwell
Helen Baker
Henry Plato
Elyria
Welen Baker
Lorain
A. J. Bauer
J. Hamnan
F. R. Powers
XS. Pippert
M. Lawless
Jennie Jaeger
Edna Beller
E. D. Hinkley
Avon Boys and Girls Meet at Baptist Church
The Junior group of Avon Baptist Church met in the church dining room Monday evening. Games were played and a supper was served by Mrs. D. R. Moore and Mrs. G. L. Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
D. R. Moore
G. L. Jenkins
Avon High to Receive State Tests This Week
State issued pupil tests will be distributed to Avon High School students on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon High School
Avon Seniors Take General Scholarship Tests in Elyria
Five Avon High School seniors Gwendolyn Adams Margaret Hein Betty Moon William Butts and Clement Hassell took General Scholarship tests in Elyria last Saturday. Mr Seymour entertained Avon students Friday afternoon with music and tricks assisted by several students. P T A Miss Howe music teacher will host an April 20 musical program with all music groups participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon High School
Elyria
Gwendolyn Adams
Margaret Hein
Betty Moon
William Butts
Clement Hassell
Avon School
Seymour
Miss Howe
Mrs Wilford Hosts Aluminum Demonstration At Home
Mrs. C T Wilford entertained several friends at an aluminum demonstration at her home Monday evening. Mrs Marie Stewart visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Pickering. Mr and Mrs G L Jenkins spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Henson in Milan Ohio. Mr Henson is recovering from an attack of plural pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Wilford
Marie Stewart
Frank Pickering
G. L. Jenkins
Fred Henson
Milan
Ohio
Henson
Bender Travel Mansions Debut At Elyria Plant Meeting
The Bender company unveiled Travel Mansions, two story on wheels apartments for traveling salesmen, at a two day Elyria plant meeting. Managers and wives join the test, with production at 250 trailers a month and five new distributors added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender Body Company
Elyria
Bender
E. J. Speh
Speh
Tas
Joseph Bender
John Bender
Cleveland
Hhe Company
Italy to Penalize Cyclists On Spot Under New Rules
Rome introduces on the spot fines for cyclists who carry an extra rider or a load wider than permitted. Police may collect summary fines from offenders as the measures roll out in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Wellington Freshman Debater Competes At Kalamazoo
Miss Marjorie Youns of Wellington, a Baldwin Wallace College freshman and only freshman on the women’s debate team, represented five colleges at the Pi Kappa Delta Provincial Debate Tournament in Kalamazoo, arguing that Congress should fix minimum wages and maximum hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
Marjorie Youns
Baldwin-Wallace College
Pi Kappa Delta
Kalamazoo College
Congress
Miss Young
Av. G. Young
Beta Sigma Omicron Sorority
Wellington Village Council Minutes Reveal Local Repairs and Requests
Wellington Village council in Mayor's Court room conducts routine business. Sandwich Bar Restaurant seeks sign reduction. South Main street widening estimates discussed. alleys downtown to be taken over considered. Big Four Company repairs railroad crossings ordered. road to Judy Vale reservoir fenced off approved. John Ruhl bills for garden damage from last fall sewer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Sandwich Bar
Tom Laundon
Main Street
Big Four
Judy Vale
John Ruhl
North Mill Street
Wellington High Football Candid Dates Begin Spring Practice
Wellington High began spring football practice Monday evening under head coach Leo Grimes. The session marked the start of preparations for the upcoming season with Grimes guiding the squad through early drills and conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington High
Leo Grimes
Visual education programs listed for school shows
Pictures shownTuesday included The White Hell of Pizzie Paul Some Water Insects Cane Suzar School Pals Japan Today and Structure of the Molecule. High school will present Thursday films including The Life of Burbank provided by the Wellington Garden club projector by Franklin D. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Wellington Garden Club
Burbank
Franklin D. Jones
Bible Lectures At Baptist Church In Litchfield Series Begins April 11
Rev. John H. Strong formerly of Rochester seminary will conduct Bible lectures at the Baptist Church from Sunday April 11 through Sunday April 18. Meetings start 7 30 each evening except Tuesday and Saturday with Tuesday at 2 00 pm and no Saturday gathering. A Lorain Baptist Association men rally is set for Tuesday night at Avon Baptist Church with supper at 7 00 pm and Dr Strong among the speakers. The Ladies Aid Missionary Circle meets Mrs Stanley Biggs Wednesday afternoon April 7. In Congregational Church, Sunday April 11 a Young People program includes a morning service and the play The Lost Church banners the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Stanley Biggs
Congregational Church
Community notes and club events in Hudson area
The article lists residents visiting and returning home including C R Canfield coming from eastern states to Hudson for a few days before heading to Torrington. It notes the school board buying two electric sewing machines and seventy five dollars worth of library books. It mentions visitors Mrs Edwin Haynes and Mrs Henry Gott and health updates for Mr Gott. It reports Litchfield Garden club meeting April 13 with a program including poems and garden topics and notes Mr and Mrs Watkins entertaining families on Sunday along with other weekend visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Canfield
Hudson
New York
Torrington
Conn
Edwin Haynes
Long Island
Henry Gott
LaGrange
Mro
F. D. Gott
Gott
Cott
Litchfield Garden Club
John McQuire
Kemp
Akron and nearby families gather at Watkins home
Mr and Mrs W B Watkins host relatives including Jack and Georgia Parker of Birmingham Mrs Lawrence Tregesser and Mrs Gertrude Gower of Cuyahoga Falls and Mrs Ella Branch of Medina at the Watkins residence in Akron reflecting a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
W. B. Watkins
Akron
Jack and
Georgia Parker
Birmingham
Lawrence Tregesser
Gertrude Gower
Cuyahoga Falls
Ella Branch
Medina
Visitors at Fred Gott home host Sunday guests
The Gott household welcomed Bert Eddy and daughter from Butternut Ridge Gertrude Mosier of Granville Jay Mennell of Grafton and John Welsh and family of Ashland Fred Gott returned home with his daughter Mrs Welsh after a several day stay Also T J Winnup of Weston spent the weekend with Dr Scudder and Joe DeLong Families of Cleveland Medina and Malm Creek visited the Hood home Sunday afternoon Also Lawrence Watkins and E C Stout of Akron stopped by for a call and supper George Knopf of Warren Michigan arrived to spend several days with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Dibble
South Main Street
Whiteside
Herrick Avenue
David Wainwright
Elyria
Andrews Funeral Home
Paul Wainwright
Paul Recard
Anita
A. W. Lawrence
Bonnie
Ashland
Elizabeth Wright
School of Cosmetology
Cleveland
Walter Peck
Wilda Morgan
Ohio University
Treta Morgan
Caroline Clifford
Jural
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Betty Puder
Marjorie Falls
Margery Young
Baldwin-Wallace College
Paul Wilkinson
E. W. Adams
North Main Street
Theodore M. Warner
G. B. Warner
King’s Daughters
Elden McEndree
Smith
Sullivan
Ohio
Fred Gott
Bert Eddy
Butternut Ridge
Gertrude Mosier
Granville
Jay Mennell
Grafton
John Welsh
Welsh
T. J. Winnup
Weston, O
Dr. Scudder
Joe DeLong
Louis Mel
J. Knopf
Loyal Workers Auxiliary to Meet with Pot Luck Supper
The Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the M. E. church plans a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. John Cook’s home followed by a 6 30 pot luck supper at the MBE church for church members and families. A program of speaking and music will feature a Japanese Oberlin student and an Oberlin soloist. An officials board meeting will be held the same evening at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers Auxiliary
M. E. Church
John Cook
M. BE
Oberlin
Wayside Cathedral Proposed by Southern Ohio Diocese
Delegates at the Southern Ohio Diocese convention approved an automobile trailer church to supplant St. Paul’s Cathedral in Cincinnati. Bishop Henry Wise Hobson, the diocese’s youngest bishop, advocated the “Wayside Cathedral” to go to the people with an altar, library, motion picture equipment, and open air services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
St. Paul's
Cincinnati
Ohio
Protestant Episcopal Church
Henry Wise Hobson
United States
Hobson
Longevity Formula From 100 Year Old Jesus Andascia
In San Jose California Jesus Andascia marks his 100th birthday and shares his simple longevity rule. He says drink a little smoke a little and not work too hard. He has 14 children, nine of whom are living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Jesus Andascia
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