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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
8
Public notice listing Mrs B A Jenne of Cleveland Avenue and J MRS, Central Book Store on Church Street seeking delivery or service complaint contact at phone 3524 for resolution and inquiry in Amherst area.
The Amherst Methodist church held its annual missionary tea at The Manse with 22 attendees. Guests included Miss Kuong and Miss Wang Oberlin College students, who gave Chinese flute solos and spoke on Oriental versus Western viewpoints. Tea served by Mrs. Bert Marlowe and Mrs. Gus P. Zilch.
Mrs George Rosenkranz hosted a joint birthday surprise for Virginia Witt and Doris Koepp with Florence Deuschle winning first honors in games and Helen Berger consoled. Guests included Amelia Witt and Naomi Rosenkranz. Flowers decorated the rooms and a late lunch was served. The April meeting of St Peter's Evangelical Women’s Union featured worship, devotionals by Mrs Henry Holle, readings honoring Katherine Goetch and others, a pound shower planned for May, and preparations for a spring meeting.
Several members of Stonington Lodge Fate A M plan to attend the grand master's reception and dinner in Cleveland Saturday evening. Dinner is at six followed by a program at eight.
The April meeting of the King's Daughters class at St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday school was hosted by Miss Elsie Herbst at Franklin Avenue with assistants Pauline Strauss and Dorothy Wragg. Devotions led by Miss Louise Albrecht. An invitation to a countywide gathering at St. Paul's on May 11 in Elyria was accepted.
Amherst will observe Poppy Day on Saturday May 27 led by the Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion auxiliary. Poppies ordered from Soldiers and Sailors Home Sandusky are sold to raise funds for relief work among disabled veterans and their families. attendees urged to wear a poppy and donate according to means. The auxiliary meets next at Legion rooms on Tuesday and hopes for good attendance.
The April meeting of the Concordia club of St Pauls Lutheran church was held in the church parlors on Wednesday evening. Officers chosen include President Chester Streicher Vice President Carl Deiner Secretary Irma Lau and Treasurer Helen Bechstein. Several members plan to enter an oratorical contest for Walther League zones. A special meeting will be held later this month. Luncheon for twenty four was served by Heten Bechstein. A H S 3 B students take three of four places in state tests.
Amherst high school pupils performed well in the general scholarship contest held by the state department of education in Elyria. James Innes led the local group, tied for first place counts with June Mohler, Frederick Ebbs, and Joseph Bates, with papers judged for state competition.
A fragmented notice indicates a social gathering for the 1838 class members hosted by the teteomediate League of ol at an unnamed venue. The fragmentary text mentions a meeting date, attendance confirmation, and ongoing organization steps for member regenca.
A brief social hour follows a business meeting at the Wometation building. Attendees include Mrs If Street and local residents as plans proceed for community activities.
Nicorien Hourshton secretary of the Larain County relief commission attended the Noon Day club meeting at 7 OS FL Ball on Thursday and gave the general talk. Dinner was served to 18 members.
Mrs. John Stotmmeier hosted a Needle Craft Club gathering at Washington Street on Thursday afternoon. Social needlework activities entertained members as a luncheon was served.
Residents of the Iceland area will attend the Evangelical conference at the church this Saturday April 29. The program includes both afternoon and evening sessions.
Elmer Johnson Post 118 of the American Legion meets at Legion rooms in the town hall this evening. Good attendance is urged as committees for the Memorial Car program will be appointed.
A large crowd attended the 114th anniversary celebration of the Odd Fellows order at the T. O. O. F. hall. Rebekahs and Odd Fellows joined in, with a brief program, dances, cards, and refreshments marking the evening.
A community milk fund benefit card party will be at the 1. O. O. F. hall on Wednesday evening May 3 under Jessamine Lodge auspices. A brief lodge meeting is set for 7:30 with card playing at 8 o clock.
Eighteen members of Amherst First Evangelical Sunday school Young Married People’s class met at the Brill home with Rev. A. M. Rickel as instructor. A Memorial Day committee meeting at the Legion rooms planned wreath-making and school participation. seeds for needy applications numbered about 37 that evening with over 125 total.
Mr and Mrs John Sabiers attended the funeral of Carl Pickatt at Lorain Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J Daviels were Cleveland visitors Thursday. Misses Alice Sabiers and Helen Roemer were Lorain visitors Thursday afternoon. Mrs William Berg and Miss Emma Berg Obberlin spent Thursday afternoon in Amh. St Peters Evangelical church Rev C E Schmidt pastor 930 Church School 430 German Easter service 630 Intermediate League and reception of new members. Congregational church Rev F E Eastman pastor Church school 945 Worship 1045 Christian Endeavor 620
The schedule lists Union churches with Rev. R. C. Jensen and Rev. A. M. Rickel, Holy services at 7:30 and 9:45 with church school at 9:45 and worship at 11, Epworth League at 6:30. St Paul Lutheran under Rev. H. Abram offers 9:00 church school and 10:00 English service, plus a German service at AL:Q0. St Josephs BR C Church with Rev. Fr. James Hiisehen presents Low Mass at 9:30 and High Mass at 10:00.
A special Amherst relief meeting named the South Amherst committee with chairman John Schaub and others. The county relief commission urged Lorain Red Cross workers to investigate all aid cases. Help boundaries place south of Middle Ridge under South Amherst, north of Middle Ridge Road under Amherst. Meetings occur every second and fourth Thursday, alternating locations between South Amherst and Amherst.
Mrs T R Maxwell hosted Arbor Vitae club members last night with three bridge tables and high score won by Miss Florence Hamel. Guests included Miss Margaret Linn and Miss Lucille Laach. a small-table session followed for nine members and three guests. two weeks hence the group will meet with Miss Edna Beller on Spring street. About fifty attended.
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