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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1933
Page
9
The Chronicle Telegram outlines cash rates per line for ads, with discounts for multiple insertions. Out of town orders require cash, and the paper limits liability for errors to cancellation of charges. ads must be in by 10 am for same day publication.
Errr lost black terrier pup with white feet and chest and a red harness. Reward offered. Contact Bob Vesta Jr at phone 6 781. Also Lost New baseball grove near Endiv Blk Sunday around 10. Reward offered for red female. Phone 25 3. Lost up raccoon on April 14. Reward. Phone 9257.
The article notes firms joining forces to offer an extra service to patrons through cooperation. It highlights benefits, process, and the collective effort of participating businesses to improve customer experience and access to this service.
Found items from multiple venues include a coin purse with oil and change at Capitol Theatre, a child's patent leather nut, ladies mesh bar, silk scarf, two rosaries, beads, earrings, and a key ring. Also gloves for all ages, caps, belts, buckles, buttons. Dreamland Theatre mentions Chila's green purse and an OL man’s cap. Elyria Coactic o collects a child’s gloves. Wresge’s Stor f notes a small coin purse. Rivoli Theatre lists a lady's scarf, boy's wool cap, and a prayer book belonging to George E.
A dense classified-style page lists multiple advertisers including Quality Printing at 69 Chestnut St and Ridgeville Hatchery near North Ridsey, promoting low prices on chicks and started stock. Also mentions Royal Brooder Stores, Hatching services, and farm equipment including tractors and horse sales.
Automobile ad brief promotes a used Ford coupe with about a thousand miles, Macintosh style repairs and upholstery promised by a shop named Tubes Tang and a shop run by Jake Kaiser. It mentions complete service, 24 hour assistance, tires, accessories, and financing options via Geo. Snitzer in Grafton.
The State of New York admits a divorce action, Taylor plaintiff against Taylor defendant, in the Court of Common Pleas for Wayne County. The case number s37 f proceeds. hearings to begin after June 1, 18se, with the plaintiff seeking a divorce and alimony as awarded by the court. Sheriff and attorney names appear in the record.
Mrs Jnpie Bennett along with Mrs E J Harder Mrs Marion Hitchcock Mrs Estella Aldrich and Mrs Vienna Menneil attended the O E inspection in Seville on Wednesday evening in Grafton Ohio.
The Lat-A-Lot Club gathered with Mrs. Blanche Edwards on Thursday evening for a pleasant meeting. A comfortable arrangement for the horses was secured and a dainty refreshment course was served. Attendees included Mrs. Myrtle Dunlap, Mrs. Olive Bartlett, Mrs. Mildred Brunson Myre, Marie Sooy, Mrs. Emma Frank, Mrs. Marie Zacharias, Mrs. Gertrude Schwed, Mr. Marion Autler, and the hostess. The club will meet with Mrs. Frank in two weeks.
The Knot A Thread Quilt Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Ethel Pfeiffer on Thursday April 20. Quilting followed the meal and a splendid chicken dinner was enjoyed. Attendees included Mrs. Trand Wise, Mrs. Pauline Soox, Mrs. Ex tera Aldrich, Mrs. Mabel Bowman, Mrs. Annice Johnson, Arn. Mary Aldrich, Mrs. Zella Sprague and Mrs. Alice Pitts.
The Gaffoen High School class play Theyll Do It Every Time a three act comedy will be staged at the I O O F hall on Wednesday evening May 5. Cast includes Earl Hill Paul Wise Dorothy Wallmyer Orville Hill Melvin Fisher Arthur Til Francis Dernier Camilla Sterling Dorothy Schwor Laura Silverton Barbara Silverton Fa Reichard Steve Munson Vernon Pheip Geraldine Wright Louie Jakelsky Anna belle Johnson Mary Shisel Mrs Irma Fordham Kathryn Logan Also noted was a dinner and supper served by the Widening Circle at the M F church and locals mention hospital and flight notes with further local items.
A complex puzzle from the Literary Club page lists clues and word fragments across multiple entries. The grid includes hints for bedouin donkey trap chevrons and many historic terms, seeking a combined solution that fills the crossword with canonized figures and ancient terms.
An Evangelical Youth Conference for the Cleveland district will meet at First Evangelical church Amherst on Saturday afternoon and evening with the theme Making the World More Christian. Grace Wanns presides. sessions feature Rev C L Allen district superintendent and various group leaders from Cleveland Lorain and Brownhelm. A candle light service and tureen supper close the event with a social hour.
Members urged to attend and participate in practice as the Young Ladies' Sodality of St Joseph's Catholic Church holds a meeting at the school hall this evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran church will hold a meeting in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Fred Berger and their daughters Heith Mulda and Helen visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Gauman in South Amherst. Also present were Mr and Mrs Walter Schulz and their family.
Lorain Lutheran Chorus directed by Mr Notle will present sacred music at St Pauls Lutheran Church Lorain on Sunday at 3 oclock. The chorus includes singers from St Johns and Grave Lutheran Elyria and Zion Lutheran Lorain. A children's chorus will also perform selections.
The St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School class and teacher Lester Weichel traveled Sunday afternoon to Henrietta hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kothe. Several names were featured and lunch was served.
Community letters from chairman Mrs Foster invite lodge and organization representatives to a public meeting at the Red Cross rooms in the Public Library after 8 p.m. Friday. Moss Ames Rondles, Lorain chapter secretary, will assist with the workers conference and St Peters Evangelical church officials plan their April gathering at 7:80 this evening.
Mrs Jean Tinsler was admitted in Lorain. Mrs Irwin Hill was discharged from Berlin Heights, with her husband listed in the record.
Members of St Peters Evangelical attend confirmation at St Johns Evangelical South Amherst. Fourteen boys and girls were presented to Rev C E Schmidt while Rev A Eeli Millersberg gave the benediction. Esgh baptized 13 members. Notable members include June Thompson Milda Holzhauer Florence Sehneider Eleanor Gatman Jaycee Griffin Flora Sehneider Dorothy Gerber Helen Bartrome Lydia Eberhardt Harl Pipp ert Harold Gauman Clair Gau man Harold Brucker Elmer Schacht. Class officers are Nelen Bartlome president and Earl Pippert secretary.
Birthday members of Hickory Tree Grange with Mash April and May birthdays will present a program at the Grange meeting Tuesday evening. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Jacob Bechtel, Mrs. Sadie Beal, and Mrs. Ed Stang.
The first meeting of the Woman's Bible Study Class of the Methodist church will be held at the home of Mrs. A. K. Jenne on Cleveland Avenue, Tuesday evening.
Jim Armitage and his Minstrel Follies of Elyria perform at the school auditorium under the Elyria Kiwanis. The group, in its fourth year, numbers over ten performers with a 14 piece orchestra and a chorus of co eds, featuring its own stage staff and effects.
The First Evangelical church holds its weekly estate prayer meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Werner Zilch on Park avenue Wednesday evening. The official board meeting will also be held.
Mrs Hannah Madhson returns home to Lorain after weeks with Mr and Mrs B A Jenne and friends. Miss Helen Lehriner and Arthur Beregszazy were Cleveland visitors Sunday. Herbert Edwards of Brownhelm was a weekend guest of Foster Jenne. Walter Linehos of Cleveland spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Emily Linehos. Mr and Mrs B A Jenne and others were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Garland Elyria. Amherst visitors Sunday morning included Mr and Mrs F C Moore of Oberlin. Mrs Frank Barck attended M M C Bridge Club at Elyria Saturday evening. Miss Anna Abraham spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Sam Ricassouf Cleveland. Mr and Mrs H Kunkel spent Saturday in Cleveland. A W Buck of Oberlin spent Sunday morning in Amherst. Rev and Mrs A Egli of Millersburg attended confirmation at St Johns Evangelical church Sunday afternoon.
Avon Lake Quebec April 24 officers of the P. T. A. for the coming year are President Mrs F Tobs, vice president Mrs Mildred Crowder, secretary Mrs Archie Spade, treasurer Mr Fred Lott.
Members of Circle Number Three of St Anns Society of St Josephs Catholic church will meet at the home of Mrs W Lahiff Cleveland avenue this evening. Mrs Joln Mertz Park avenue will host Circle Number One of the same Society at her home this evening.
About 309 mothers and daughters attended the mother and daughter reception at the school Friday evening. The event featured a Trip Around the World enjoyed by all. The school orchestra led by Miss Canales of Lorain played several selections and refreshments were served.
The Amherst Relief Commission will accept applications for positions in the Federal job army soon. Applicants must be 16 to 20 years old, a family on relief before April 1, 1954, unmarried, and willing to remit at least 40 percent of wages to relief families. Clothing and medical expenses will not be charged.
Several members of the Democratic Women's Club will attend a luncheon at the Christian Temple in Lurain at one o'clock Wednesday under the auspices of the United Democratic Woman's Club of the county.
The Medina Association of Congregational churches will hold a meeting at Sullivan on Wednesday with morning afternoon and evening sessions. Local church representation includes Derbe Gates, Robert Cromwell and C. E. Cooper. Those wishing to attend should contact Rev Bastman.
A Union service at the Congregational Church at 7 00 Sunday evening features Rev A V Nickel of the First Evangelical Church delivering a sermon on Jesus and Eternal Life with special music by the Evangelical Choir and an anthem Thou art very Great by A Schmitkons. A similar service will be held at the First Evangelical Church next Sunday with Rev Kachman, music, and choir.
Members of the American Legion Rimer Johnson Post No 118 auxiliary will meet in regular session at the Legion rooms in the town hall on Tuesday evening.
The choir of St Peter's Episcopal Church will hold rehearsals at seven o'clock each Thursday evening for the coming month.
A Thursday morning gathering of the Young Peoples Teach at St John’s Parish, to take place on church porch. The notice notes it will be held in the church parlor following a brief update and discussion.
The regular meeting of the teachers of St Pauls Lutheran church will be held at the church parlors at 7:30 this evening.
A list of residents and guests unfolds across towns including Tanfield Fort Wayne Dayton and Ontario street with names such as Mrs A E Met, Fred Britting, Myles Kuechtges, Charlotte Rissling, Ceheone Brygae, Nye To, Fima Williams, Mrs Leon Symania, Merle Phelps, Trott Brownless, Mrs Carrie Sheldon, Harmon Sheldon Emily, W D Johnson, and J S Jackson. Holiday visits to homes and a Baptist church class meeting at Grange are noted.
Four Holy Name Society groups of St Joseph’s Catholic church will hold a combined meeting at the school hall on Tuesday evening.
The April meeting of the council of St. Peter's Evangelical parlor is set for 7 30 Wednesday evening.
The Concordia Club of St Pauls Lutheran church will meet in the church parlor at eight o clock on Friday evening. A social hour will be featured.
Red Cross rooms at the Public Library served about 90 families Saturday afternoon with clothing given out. The rooms will reopen next Saturday afternoon at one o clock.
Mite Society met Wednesday afternoon in Methodist parlors for a short gathering. Members discussed community activities and planned future engagements.
The Eagles Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting at the Eagle hall on Thursday evening and all members are urged to attend.
The Ary Club at Miss Margaret Hain’s home hosts a book view led by Miss Hain as secretary. She presents Mutiny in the Boots by Nordhoff and Hall, offering insights to attendees.
Mr and Mrs Carl Weber and their daughter visited his parents Mr and Mrs Peer Weber. Mr and Mrs Walter Eble and daughter Dorothy and son Budd were guests in Cleveland. Mrs Richards of Berea and Mrs Kraufman of Elyria attended the mothers and daughters reception Friday. Mrs Edd Mitchell and daughter Rosalind were guests of Mr and Mrs Elgin Kiplinger in Elyria on Saturday.
Mrs Katherine Haimsath and Miss Rose Heimsath visited Cleveland relatives. Doris Prince Dorothy Wasem Louise Avery attended an Eastern Star meeting in Wakeman. Mr and Mrs Frank Grifted were in Strongsville. Griffen and Donald returned with relatives. Lacre Andrew Lebister of VerMil visited Elizabeth Gerber. Mr and Mrs FL Witt of Lovain spent Friday in town.
Sheffield Lake Fire Department demonstrated at Raymond Dunfee's pond Thursday evening. Garfield Community Club met with Mrs. Henry Jackson presiding. plans set for May annual picnic. James Scarbrough, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Scarbrough, is ill with scarlet fever. Easter visits included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Duntree with Cleveland guests. Macon airship sighted north toward the lake Friday morning. Various residents hosted and attended music lessons, suppers, and visits around Brookside School and local homes.
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