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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1933
Page
7
A fragment from the Amherst Chronicle Telegram listing service contacts and shop ads. Names include J. MRS and B. A. JENNE with phone numbers 3822 and 5524. Central Book Store on Church Street is mentioned as a local business reference.
At the Amherst school auditorium the Parent Teacher Association showcased a cracked wheat cooking demo by Nell Hyre with three palatable meals. Officers elected for next year include President C. J. Springer and Vice President Margare Rice. final installation in May.
A Minneapolis or Missouri style classified ad promises a “simple home method” to help those denied a baby blessing. It urges readers to write In confidence in 4 Owens, 1422 Coates House, s City, Mo., for guidance reported as helping many others find happiness.
Mrs. C A Alexander plans an evening program after the Grange business session featuring a banjo duet Marcella Miller and Wanda Heckock special accordion music vocal duet Rosemary Ruth and Harold Taft with Mildred Ruth on piano and a list of flowers by each member. A talk on Flower Gardens is also planned by Mrs Ensien Elvyria. A county wide project is held at the Elvira Y M C A with Dr. Renshaw of Columbus as speaker.
Johnson Post No. 218 of the American Legion sponsors a seed drive. Members will be at the legion rooms today and tomorrow from 3 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM to accept seed applications for those who cannot purchase. Applicants should bring the lot size they intend to plant and communities with suitable lots are asked to inform post members.
The April gathering of the Amherst Business Men's Association was held at St Pauls Lutheran church parlors with 36 attendees. After supper at 6:30 and a business session, members voted to close businesses from 1 to 3 on Good Friday and enjoyed readings, music, and group singing by Clarence Gerber and William Edwards. The May meeting was noted.
Inside story of a huge department store to be shown tomorrow and Thursday at the Capitol Theatre. Warren Wili ham a, Loretta Young, Alice White Wallace and Allen Jenkins lead the cast. Buseik’s spring fashion show and a prize given by Birkl ine’s Beauty Shop are also scheduled.
Ruth Cha screen actress and George Brent lead in a Rivoli Theatre program tomorrow. The feature presents entertainment and dramatic effects centered on stock eddies and a crash motif, delivering a sensational movie experience.
An event will be held at St Peters Evangelical Church. Details missing due to fragmented OCR but venue confirmed and date not provided.
Union Good Friday service scheduled at Sun Church at 1 30 p m Nicholas Van der s to speak Jenne Hearn to lead choir and sing as announced
A funeral service was held for Christina Webber de Joseph with attendees including Lorin, Mr and Mrs Jofr son Robert, and Mrs Em, alongside Mrs George Bailey and Mrs Seenamitz. The event honored the deceased in a local church setting.
Circle No. one of St. A parish of St. Joseph Catholic church met Monday evening with Mrs. Michael Wohlever. Twelve members were present including Mrs. W. Bodmann. Park Avenue noted members of Circle No. three in the same spaces Monday evening.
The first of five special services opened Monday with Rev. A. M. Rickel speaking on Life's Great Commitment. Monday was labeled as the Day of Authority and today’s topic is Controversy with Tending the Flock to follow. Special choir music accompanied each service.
A picture show under the Amherst Farmers Elevator Co. will be held Thursday evening at the Grange Hall on Milan Avenue.
The Week Dar Bihile school of Sieter's Evangelical church will meet Wednesday morning for an illustrated lecture titled The Seven Words of the Cross. Anyone interested is invited to attend the class convening at 19 45.
The auxiliary of Elmer Johnson Post No 118 of the American Legion holds a regular meeting at the legion rooms this evening.
In Brownhelm Lorain Mrs. Staven My tha formally discharged Fiorenre Smarch.
The Comesdia Club of St. eee Lutheran Church postpones its meeting scheduled for this evening. Members are advised to watch for a new date and time.
A dense OCR string lists several radio programs and musical acts across stations WGAR and others. Entries include studio blocks, folk and jazz numbers, band lineups, artist talk segments, and various time slots from afternoon to late night, with numerous performers and show titles such as Myrt and Marge, Lyman's Band, Belasco's Band, and The Munzie.
Wednesday April 12 timetable for WTAM 1680 AM and WFAR 1590 AM features live hosts Breen DeRose and solo pianist performances, vocal ensembles, and assorted orchestras. The dense program lists multiple bands, orchestras, and artists with start times from dawn to late evening, including devotions and dance numbers.
Members of the Eagles Auxiliary will hold a regular session at Eagle Hall on Thursday evening. The drill and degree teams plan an invitational dance at the F Q O E Hall on April 19.
The April meeting of the Sorosis Club will be held at the home of Mrs. Jack Bruce on Tenney Avenue. Thursday evening will feature Miss Carolyn Guild as the hostess.
Mrs Katherine Kolbe of Middle Ridge entertained guests on Sunday including Mr and Mrs George Knittle of South Ridge Mr and Mrs Adam Grobe and their children Ruth and Lloyd of Lorain and Miss Mildred Ruth of Brownhelm in a social gathering.
The Eagles held a Monday evening session where routine business was discussed and members of the drill team practiced. The event included no notable incidents beyond standard club activities.
John Barish of 2765 East 224 Street Lorain won a suit of clothes in a local giveaway contest. The event announced a single prize recipient and identified the winner by name and address.
Henry Gerstenberger and family have relocated from Cleveland to the Sanders property on Mlan avenue in Amherst. The move is noted in local notices and confirms a new residence for the family.
Special services are held at the Congregational church this evening with Rev. F. E. Eastman to discuss the topic Events of Passion Week.
The regular meeting at the Masonic Hall includes an inspection as a feature. A social hour and refreshments will follow the proceedings.
A meeting of the Mite society of the Methodist church will be held at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon.
Plans are under way to organize a young Hatte club in Amherst. Members desiring to join are asked to meet in Mitchka's restaurant in the evening. The meeting will be held Thursday evening at the home of Miss Marion Steele with a guest speaker from Oberlin on the topic China.
Amherst residents share visits with friends from Cleveland Elyria and Norwalk. Mrs A Jnarer and family from Parkay Mr and Mrs D W Wilson and Mrs J O Neill host and guest Abe Schroeder and George Schroeder visit Ceveland av. Mrs Alvin Kolbe of Brownheim is ill at home.
The author of Gulliver's Travels remarks that what God Almighty thinks of riches is shown by those who hold the most wealth. He suggests wealth reveals divine judgment on its distribution.
Wellington address and phone numbers for delivery service and missed copies. Contact Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland for delivery issues and the 308 W Wellington office for general delivery inquiries.
Ernest Ohney sustained a head wound when a rock fell during sewer construction on Herrick Avenue East. He received several stitches at Falls Clinic Hospital. In Rochester, Mrs. James Murray was critically burned when kerosene ignited her clothing while starting a kitchen fire and was hospitalized at Falls Clinic.
Mayor Elda Lehman is chosen president of a new Wellington businessmen group. Robert Walden is vice president and Franklin Jones treasurer. James MacDermott leads the movement, with SevTeor chosen secretary. Executives include Claire Ernest Hienes and Keith Andrews. Board members are Jones, Walden, Ramser, Lehman, Rogers, Hill, Leinseder, Young, Crawford, Hewes and Andrews. Holy Week services planned across local churches with sermons and communion events.
Antone Naegle of Huntington dies Sunday after a long cancer battle at his parents home. He leaves his parents Mr and Mrs Conrad Naegle a brother John and three sisters Mrs Clayton Chapman Mrs Daniel G Kater of Huntington and Mrs Charles Eisenmann of Cleveland. Funeral services are Wednesday at 2 at the family home.
Frank Capri of Grafton leases the Herrick Highway route formerly run by W. B. Brouse and Mrs. Johnson, following jlussession yesterday.
Mr and Mrs Fred C Billiard of Cleveland and others from Madison Lodi and Shaker Heights as well as T W McAdoo and Mrs Ellen Sweir visit with Miss Blanche. Mary Ellen Archer, living with her grandmother, Ellen Scher, spends the week with the H A Horn family in Shaker Heights.
Mr and Mrs C C Wilcox returned from Florida where they visited daughter Mrs E E Finley in Shaker Heights. Miss Hazel Douglass stayed with Miss Alice Douglass at Berea Hospital. Funeral in Grafton for George Mole attended by relatives. Mrs Orrie Wean ill with a cold. Lois Whiton visited from Cleveland. Salem teachers Miss Orday and Miss McCrady guests of Hazel Douglass. Harold Huttenhower and son Douglass visited Wadsworth. Birthday dinner hosted by Mrs William Long with guests from Galion Crestline Mansfield and others. James Gadfield returned from Florida. The G Battles and others visited. moves and visits of villagers noted. Dr Weedman out briefly after pneumonia. A joking note ends: A man can be said to possess horse-sense when he can say New
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