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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
2
Lorain County newspaper outlines cash ad rates and free trial offers for classified placements. The notice promotes 1 time and daily use pricing, with a 7 cent per line contract rate available on request.
A garbled OCR page mixes living space listings with a legal notice and ads for machines, trunks, and goods. It mentions Kipten Bank Conservator in Kipton Ohio and a broad rental column promising tenants from readers, plus furniture, house listings, and farm land for sale.
Eugene and Gerald Stang will host the Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society at their residence Friday evening this week for a community gathering and program.
The D. D. Club will meet with Mrs. Harland Schlechter at her home in Henrietta Saturday afternoon, April 22.
Mrs Milton Schiechter served as substitute teacher at Gulf Read during Miss Esta School’s absence for several days last week in Boyd.
Weston Piare went back to Cleveland Sunday following a weekend stay with Mr and Mrs Conrad Ernst.
Amherst Chronicle-Telegram notes Mrs. B. A. Jenne at 613 Cleveland St seeks assistance regarding a delivery service complaint. The item references Central Book Store on Church St and a charge of 524 dollars.
The Anniversary Club in Amherst Ohio honored Rev and Mrs C E Beneamidt at their Church Street home for their 20th anniversary. Games and contests followed by a luncheon. Guests included Mr and Mrs C Baker Mr and Mrs Ernst Mr and Mrs Menez Mr and Mrs Wraig Mr and Mrs Kane Mr and Mrs Jaeger Mr and Mrs Schultz Mr and Mrs Eluert.
The Middle Ridge Elementary Parent-Teacher Association will hold a regular meeting at the school Friday evening. Werner Zick, president of the Lorain County Council of BLE A's, will speak. Ruth Hermann and Hannah Ehrman perform My Darling Neily Gras, with musical entertainment by Cheroch Brown and Robert Burns.
Mrs. C A Lauer and Mrs Clinton Jackson hosted the Congregational church Ladies society gathering in the parlor after a brief business session. The afternoon included social activities and refreshments were served to 16 members and one guest, Mrs Howard Walker.
The South Amherst Red Cross will open at its new headquarters in the main hall this Saturday with hours from 2 to 6 PM. Chairwoman Mrs. H. E. Dulmage notes two new shipments of clothing and material have arrived and the previous rooms were at Number Seven Quarry.
The Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland met at the I O O F hall on Wednesday evening. After routine business a jovial card session entertained members before refreshments were served.
Admissions list includes Miss Florence Smarsh of Lorain and Mrs. Steven Ziha of Lorain.
Mrs Earit Dehn attended a Dutch Tea at South Amherst School on Friday as part of a local social event.
Funeral rites for Herman Eckenfels were held Tuesday morning at St Josephs Catholic church in Amherst. He died at his home following a year long illness. Survived by widow Mary and five sons Alois Covington Ky J H L Elyria Laurence Christ and Carl and two daughters Mrs Charles Hope Laveryville Fl and St Ernestine S J at St Josephs Academy West Park. Large attendance of relatives and neighbors.
Several Roberval high night students join the annual track meet at Oberlin track field. Friday afternoon at 2 3 percent Wilbur Brann coaches the bars. Schools taking part include Amherst Wellington Medina New London and Vermilion.
The weekly cottage prayer meeting of the First Evangelical church met at Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Baumhardt home in Elyria on Wednesday evening. It was followed by the April meeting of teachers and officers of the Sunday school. After routine business by the superintendent Werner Zieh a social hour was enjoyed.
A sequence of social visits and gatherings across Amherst Elyria Oberlin Sandusky and Wellington with many residents listed. Notable items include A J Lightfoot business trip to Youngstown and Warren, Spanish War Veterans meeting in Sandusky, and multiple families hosting relatives and friends through Sunday and Monday.
Miss Luciffern and Mr Pany Harris will host the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at their Church street home on Friday afternoon.
Joseph Yurcha of Lorain was arrested Wednesday on drunkenness charges and tried in Major Stiwald's court. He was found guilty and fined five dollars plus costs.
The Young Married People's Class of the First Evangelical Church will hold the April meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brill on Elaria Avenue this evening.
Mrs Atinur Knele will host Cloverleaf Club members at her home on East Main Street in South Amherst this Friday for a club gathering.
The Oir Rosery Society of St Joseh Catholic church organizes a public party at the church school to raise funds and support parish activities.
The library board met in regular session at the Pub No Library on Wednesday evening. They discussed routine business as Pedro and 66 were set to play in an evening Bridge event with prizes for both ladies and men winners.
A fish fry is planned by the Knights of Psthias at the lodge rooms in March with a committee on arrangements to be named to organize the event.
Members of the King s Daughters class of St Peter s Evangelical church will hold their April meeting this evening at the home of Miss Bistedirost on Franklin Avenue. Dorothy Wrees, Pauline Strauss and other assistants will assist.
The monthly meeting will be at Mrs. W Grusel's home on Wahinegton avenue Friday evening with a special hour following the business. Stone Cres Cramio of Laster Stars met in a recent session at the Masonic hall and preparations are underway for the annual inspection to be held soon.
A large crowd attended the Easter dance sponsored by the drills and degree teams of the Eagles Auxiliary at the Eagle hall on Wednesday evening with many guests from nearby communities. Music was provided by the Raesler Krause Orchestra.
Mr and Mrs John Sabiers visited Lorain on Wednesday afternoon. E Bliss came from Cleveland for a visit on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W Stough of Lorain were guests of Capt and Mrs L Stough. Mr and Mrs William Neitzhi ndson of Poughkeepsie are visitors and Amherst relatives.
The program lists an April 22 event followed by the State Contest on April 28 and 29 to be held at Clearview School. The notice outlines the schedule and venue for participants.
The Avon county council report was given by Miss Gertrude Akins at the PTA meeting on April 12. Robert Putt spoke on Boy Scout work as music by the school orchestra and the Elementary Glee Club were featured. Local moves include several families relocating to Ridgeville and Station R1, plus visits from Cleveland and Columbus residents. Several illnesses and recoveries are noted, with scarlet fever and pink eye mentioned alongside teaching and summer plans.
Easier services were held at both churches with sermons on The Resurrection. Rev Harold Halderman spoke at the Baptist church on The Risen Christ with choir, solos, and anthems. Palm Sunday baptisms occurred and several members joined or were received by letter. One hundred nine attended Sunday School as Easter flowers were donated by local families.
Mrs. William Cole remains frail as family members Lydia Kelner of La Grange May Frick of Cuyahoga Falls visit. Frank Cole of Berea comes nightly. Clarence Adams, Charles Longdon of Elyria attend Baptist Good Friday services. Epworth League met Leatha Keyse home. seventeen attended. Edith Longdon of Baldwin Wallace College Berea spent Easter at home. Nelson Walters prepared many corsage bouquets for Easter trade. High School orchestra and band prep for Lorain County musical event.
The list presents a mixed crossword style with clues and numbered slots. It includes definitions for words like Rave Spoken and Artery of the neck, parts of a church, directions, and other varied hints, plus names and occupations.
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