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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1933
Page
9
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Legal notices from Elyria Ohio dated 1933 to 1959 list appointments of executors administrators and executrixes for estates including Fred W. Rounds Woolham Durmen A L Garford Scott E Gillmore Royal L Barth Lille Rounds Curice William Held Else Moers Ida Rounds Lydia Sanders and more. Public probate dates and judge H C Wilcox appear with locations in LaGrange Elyria and Eaton Township Lorain County.
Grafton Grange No 1685 met April 6 with Master absent due to sickness. Perry Box actor led. Visitors from Carlisle Old Glory Eaton Maidgeville Acme Granges attended. Sherman Mason spoke on banks. Grills on Voice of the People. Lectures and music followed, plus readings and an Extension Agent talk urging 4 H Club pledges and county club attendance.
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At the Elmer Johnson Post No 118 meeting plans were set for Memorial Day activities with Thomas Bruce as general chairman and Franklin Moebius and Conrad Mulder on the committee. A community meeting will discuss observances next Thursday at 7 30 p m and invites the public and patriotic groups.
A brief note highlights a work titled Darkness on the Delta with Roy Schaeffer associated, indicating a literary or artistic presentation likely tied to a Delta region venue or event.
The April meeting of the Amherst Business Men's Association is planned for Monday evening at the parlors of St Pauls Lutheran Church. Supper will be served at 6 30 by the ladies of the church.
The intermediate department of the First Evangelical church will stage the playlet Out of the Bible under Miss Mildred Zieh’s direction at Sunday evening service. Cast includes Imagination Beverly Bruce Religious Education Marjory Rickel Ishmael and others with several listed roles and additional NT characters portrayed by a varied group of youths.
American Legion members from Lorain county will meet April 14 at Elyria Legion rooms to plan a county indoor baseball league. Medals will be awarded separately to Amherst Public Schools St Joseph and Brownhelm. Elmer Johnson post will form an emergency relief corps with Red Cross and city officials. About 15 in attendance at last evening’s meeting.
The annual reunion of confirmands of St. Peter's Evangelical Church will be observed Sunday evening under the Senior League. A. W. Buck Cherlin associate pastor is expected to speak during a special program. A large crowd is anticipated.
The Amherst Girl Reserves hosted a mother daughter party at the school gymnasium Friday evening with about 60 attendees. The social chairmen, Janice Holzhauer, led an assembly of performances including singing, a tap dance by Yvonne Mc Queen, a vocal solo by a Ruth Ehrman accompanist, a playlet Six Cups of Chocolate by the Variety group, a serial hour, games, and light refreshments.
A class of 11 boys and girls will be presented for confirmation at St Peter s Evangelical Church Sunday at 10 30 A M with Rev C E Schmidt in charge. The choir will sing Open the Gates of the Temple under F C Moore s direction. Names include Florence Albrecht Ruth Aileen Mays Sophie W Michael Thelma Paulie Schefferstein Dora Helen Wilhelm Norwood Harold Becker Erin Charles Ehiert Clare Howard Reinhard Floyd Matthew Schwitzki Roland Howard Schieferstein.
Mrs. H W Powers hosted the Women s Missionary Society of the Congregational church on Friday afternoon at South Main Street. Mrs F E Eastman led the business meeting and program. A portion of the new study book Readers Digest and Christian Century articles were read by Mrs F R Powers and Mrs Charles Good. Refreshments were served to seven members.
Mix Charlotte Alderman led combined Junior and Senior F1 chapel exercises Friday morning. Miss Alderman introduced the program which included two accordion solos "To Wake Up Smiling" and "Roll Up the Carpets" by Miss For, Ehrman on Mano with Roy Schaeffer. A playlet titled "Honks and Crooks" was presented with a cast including Mr. Berry, Carlton Bodmann, Miss Douglas, Marjorie Plato, Miss Kirk, Helen Pruckers, Gordon, Jack Seaman. Donald Mathes served as stage manager and Miss Alderman directed. Ehrman then offered 90 more accordion solos including "Two Tickets to Georgia."
A class of nine boys and girls will confirm during the English service at ten o clock on Sunday at St Pauls Lutheran church. Rev H Abram is in charge. The German service will be omitted. The class includes Richard Collins Frederick Hoffman Daniel Koepfe Otto Reinking Otto Schoenfeldt Grace Slumska Hilda Kirschner Leona Riemer and Grace Slumska.
The pupils of Miss Anna Robertson's class in the Congregational Sunday school will present the playlet The Friendly Nurse during the worship period at 10:45. Rev Eastman will discuss The Ride to Victory.
The Grange and Farm Bureau plan a Wellington Opera House gathering on Wednesday April 12 at 1:30 PM with state officers to discuss driving from the free state. A Carlisle Grange talk on Sales Tax and a performance of Taking Father's Place were featured along with songs. Lunch for sixty five preceded dancing. The next regular meeting is April 20 at Mrs Mildred Witbeck’s home in Elyria. Also a Get Acquainted Day at the Y M C A is slated for April 11 from 1:00 to 2:30 PM.
Members of the union choir are asked to meet at St Peter’s Evangelical church at 4 p m Sunday afternoon to rehearse music for the union service on Good Friday at 1 30 p m.
Red Cross rooms assisted nearly 120 people on Friday afternoon providing clothing and other requested items to those in need at the local society.
Mrs. George Hoffner Mrs. Ada Purcell and Mrs. Jessie McLean attended Lorain Temple s Pythian Sisters inspection Friday evening as part of local lodge activities.
Miss Ruth Webb from Rural Route 3 was admitted to the local hospital on Friday.
Miss Valerie Eppley, student at Hiram College, spent the past week with her mother Mrs. Ethel Eppley. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Moore from Oberlin were Amherst callers Friday. Mrs. O. J. Ruth visited Lorain on Friday afternoon. Rev. R. Jenson and J. B. Egeland traveled to Erie Pennsylvania on Thursday.
Mrs Jensen Sr who had been visiting returned home with them, concluding a period of hosting.
Mrs Howard Walker and Mrs P A Becker led the Queen Esther class of the M E Sunday school in a Depression party at Mary Walker's South Lake street home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Clara Belden and Miss Anna Mollison for games and costumes. Luncheon followed with many hosts and guests listed. The neat meeting is planned for Friday May 5 at Park avenue with Mrs Casper Date and Mrs Clara Belden hosting.
Avon P T A hosts Lorain County Council P T A meeting at Avon High School next Tuesday April 11. Mrs E W Beicher welcomes. Mrs Rudolph Kihm responds. Werner Zilch and E Lehr Bailey speak. Prof L E Cole lectures on Instinct and Inheritance. Afternoon 3 30 evening 7 00. County Band and male chorus perform. Everyone welcome.
Miss Irene Alten entertained the Lido Club at her home on Wednesday evening. Prizes for high scores went to Miss Dorothy Bauldauf and Miss Thressa Caspier. Daf fodills decor and a dainty luncheon followed the bridge game.
The Y W A of the Baph church held its regular meeting at Mrs Mari Clawson's home on Wednesday. Following a tureen dinner the business session was held. The afternoon was spent in social convention.
The St Marys Social committee held a Wednesday meeting in the serve building to plan a card social at the parish hall on Sunday evening April 23. Mrs Ambrose Wearsch ws named chairwoman and door and card prizes will be awarded with refreshments served.
The April Miss o Nagel hosted a Holy Trinity church circle gathering at his home on Thursday afternoon with twenty two members present. Car won favor among guests, and Mrs Alten of Elyria won his prize for pedro while Mrs Deiderich was consolation. Mick Carney won first prize in sixtas six and Mary Piazza was consolete. Light refreshments followed the games.
Five Hundred Club members gathered at Harold and Mrs Smiths home with guests Clyde and Mrs McAllister. Prizes went to Mrs Joseph Forthofer and M Blake for first place and Mrs Ed Stag and Clyde McAllister for second. Dainty refreshments were served. Earl Reinzines and Albert Brang visit relatives on Butternut Ridge.
Gates remains ill after seven weeks with no change. Frank Wagner stays home with little improvement. Miss M A Webber shows improvement and is able to be up and around. Mrs Charles Kraus, son Robert, Nelson Beasley and Mrs Phillip Brown and daughter Althea of Amhersty visited Mr and Mrs George Nible Tuesday evening. Mrs Vea Goethe left 130 volumes after him.
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