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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1933
Page
2
A collage of classifieds from Elyria includes coal prices at 4.95, curtain laundering, furniture upholstery and custom builds, plus listings for horses, cows, chicks, and farm equipment. Consumers seek repairs, estimates, and secondhand goods, with service ads for Maytag, apartments, and auto parts.
Amherst churches marked Palm Sunday with multiple services. An 11 child catechetical class at one church led to confirmation and first communion at Easter sunrise. Nine youths were confirmed at St Pauls Lutheran. Masses at St Josephs and stations of the Cross at 3 and 7:30 PM followed. Local clergy addressed congregations as choirs performed open the gates of the temple and the voice of Jesus. A mission playlet and Easter sermon capped the day with festive decorations. Jackie Jewett celebrated a third birthday with cake and gifts.
More than seven hundred attend two Holy Week services at St. Joseph’s Church. Palms blessed and distributed, Way of the Cross devotion, Rosary of Sorrowful Mysteries, and benediction mark the week. Special Masses, Meditations, and Holy Saturday blessings lead to Easter Masses with choir participation and bells silent until resurrection.
Jay Jewett was honored with a birthday celebration in Washington as a group of likely literati entertained guests in a compliments-rich social event.
Rev Fr Janes Hischen leads Holy Week at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church with Lenten service Wednesday 7:30 PM. Holy Adoration Thursday all day from 8 AM High Mass to 7:30 PM. Good Friday services 2–3 PM with Stations at 2:15. Pre-sanctified Mass 8 AM Friday. Holy Saturday morning services. Easter Sunday High Masses at 6 and 10 AM.
St Peter’s Evangelical Church announces a 7 00 PM Wednesday Lent service led by Rev C E Schmidt on What is it the Cross does Special choir music directed by F C Moore Rev Schmidt will lead a German service at 10 AM Good Friday and administer Holy Communion Rev Eastman will lead special services at the Congregational church Tuesday to Thursday with Passion Week topics and a Thursday communion service
The First Evangelical Church schedules daily services except Saturday with choir performances at all. Rev. Rickel will discuss Life's Great Commitment this evening. Thursday’s service will be a communion observance.
St Pauls Lutheran Church will hold a single German service on Good Friday at seven oclock as a preparatory service for the communion at 730. Rev R C Jensen of the Methodist church will conduct the last of a series of special Lenten services at 730 Wednesday evening.
Circle One of St Ann's society of St Joseph's Catholic church will visit Mrs Michael Wohlever on Franklin avenue this evening. Circle Three will meet at the same time with Mrs William Bodmann on Park avenue.
The annual reunion of confirmands at St. Peter's Evangelical Church drew a large crowd from Cleveland, Lakewood, South Amherst, Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin and nearby areas. Hosted by the Senior League, the program featured Rev. C. E. Schmidt, decorations by local florists, a talk on The Things that Alone County, and the anthem Open Our Eyes. Roll call reached 249. special honors went to Mrs. August Jaeger, Amherst, oldest member, plus anniversaries for classes 1883 1908 1929 1930 1952 1933.
The regular meeting of the auxiliary of Elmer Johnson Post No. 118 will be held at the legion rooms on Tuesday evening. A good attendance is desired.
Across clues and down clues provided with definitions and word lengths. Answer to previous puzzle hinted as a completed grid solution, listing several standard crossword entries across the grid including animals, directions, and common nouns.
At the end of the program the winners of the green and gold contest will be announced. The announcement is scheduled to occur during the final moments of the event.
Admitted: Mrs Stephen Mucha of Brownhelm. Discharged: Mrs C Wortman of Lorain.
The Elmer Johnson Post No 118 American Legion sponsors a community garden aid program. Those in need of seeds and unable to buy them may apply at the legion rooms in Town Hall between 2 and 7 PM on Tuesday or Wednesday.
All four Holy Name Society groups of St Joseph Catholic Church will meet Tuesday evening April 25 in the school hall to discuss society activities and plans.
The April meeting of the Amherst Business Men's Association will be held at St. Paul's Lutheran church this evening. Supper will be served at 6.30 by the ladies of the church.
Members of the local Methodist church may join with the South Amherst MBE church for communion. The service is scheduled at the South Amherst church on Thursday near a service time.
Rev. C. E. Schmidt will conduct the final service of the Lenten series at St. John's Evangelical church at 7 30 Thursday evening with Holy Communion to be observed.
Children LaVonne Edith Mueller Elinor Jean Dute Thomas Lytle Snyder Barbara Ann Snyder Russell Fillmore Dodson and Geraldine Dodson received baptism Sunday morning. They were presented with bouquets of sweet peas and roses.
Rev R C Jensen will conduct special baptismal rites for members desiring at the service after morning. An invitation is extended to anyone desiring to unite with the church membership.
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Pauls Lutheran church holds its regular meeting in church parlors Thursday afternoon. A good attendance is desired.
The April meeting of the Women's Union at St. Peter's Evangelical Church is postponed. Members are advised to watch for a new date and location may be announced by church officials.
A weeklong series of activities will wrap up on Thursday afternoon April 19. Organizers urge attendance and note final remarks will close the program.
Members of Stonington Lodge F and A M will meet at the Masonic Hall Tuesday evening for a regular session during which the annual inspection will be held. Refreshments and a social hour follow the business session.
A Thursday evening meeting at the legion rooms in the town hall will discuss plans for the Memorial Day program. The invitation extends to the public and to representatives of all fraternal and patriotic organizations to attend.
An illustrated lecture titled The Seven Words of the Cross will be given at St. Peter's Evangleria church during the Week Day Bible School session on Wednesday morning. All those in the school are asked to attend the 10 45 session.
The Par ent Teacher Association of the Public school holds its April meeting this evening in the school auditorium with a program of musical numbers and talks.
The regular monthly meeting of the St Josephs parochial school Parent Teachers Association will be held at the school Tuesday afternoon at 2 30.
Society of St. Joseph's church will conduct a bake sale at the A and P store Saturday afternoon commencing at two o'clock.
Circle Number Two of St Anns Society hosts at Mrs Caroline Kelchs Spring street on Tuesday evening. Avenue club guests welcome by Mrs Belle Brosicker Gaston road on Tuesday eve ning. Several Amherst visitors and Lorain trips noted among local families including Mr and Mrs Albert Roemer Lorain visiting Amherst. Illness reported for Mrs Jane Bruce Tenney avenue. Other Amherst social visits include Holl family and Kothe daughter Caroline Lorain visits. Page 4 reference for more Amherst items.
Hickory Tree Grange holds a meeting at the Grange Hall Tuesday evening with an excellent program and refreshments planned for attendees.
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