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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
4
The page advertises rate information for want ads including cash discounts and classifieds. It lists card of thanks and public notices, job wanted ads, rental listings, and various services with contact details and prices, reflecting a dense local classifieds section.
Agnes Kutmowecki listed as Miss Stanley a hearth nurse. Helen Stedz identified as Miz Walker Wuts's mother. Ania Martin linked to Bonita Lakeyo Marwood's sister Ruth Allsop.
Mrs. Mary Durand celebrated her final birthday as the oldest Methodist member with a dinner in the church parlors. Tables with daffodils, a large birth cake, and a short program featuring Rev Roberson and Mrs. Lodi Gibson accompanied by group singing marked the event. she received a bouquet from the Ladies Society.
Henry Ludwic hosted a home birthday party on Axtel Street Amherst last evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Martin Springer Mr and Mrs Martin Ruth and Mrs Ledi Gibson from here Mr and Mrs Henry Fridenstine from Lisba Mr and Mrs Fred Langs Mr and Mrs Jacopo Muth and Mr and Mrs Budwiz from Amherst.
At the regular Village Council session on Monday evening routine work was transacted. The relief topic dominated, with members of the County Relief Commission present including Houghton, Fist, and Nabakowski. The state auditor and local figures attended as observers.
An unordered OCR fragment reports the death of Capt. A. T. Packett of the Utebhurgh Steamshin after a vection during Lermen resumed Lies. The text mentions Toledo and Monday but lacks clear dates or complete details.
The American group and Uncie with friends invite attendees to a Friday evening event in the Chile rooms for a casual social gathering.
A Methad ogees Aid Society subcommittee met at Mrs Ledi Gibson Manning to plan a lie dinntr to be held Thursday at the roomyoattie church in honor Mais ruvand.
The Senior Class of South Amherst High School rehearses two plays for a Tuesday evening show in the school auditorium. Bridesmaid features Dr. Langton Ernest Rijtmein Mrs. Langton Olga Bayer Ros Velma Brooks John Franny James Kohler Mrs Drake Rut Moore Frank Drake Calvin Rut. Wild Ginger stars Jake Tallman Virginis Tallman Gwen McCord Jeffrey Freeman Sanford Lakey Benny Lupe Wuzzy Walker Earner Altomori Mr Peterson Russel Springer Rachel Lee Ginger's friend.
A sequence of Sunday visits highlights a day of hospitality as families and neighbors drop in for meals. Reuben Date of An Yes Alys Myron Koller and others hosted relatives and friends from Lake road Istyria Middle Ridge and East River road for afternoon gatherings and dinner.
The text records numerous community attendees at Friday and Sunday gatherings around Garfield School Dome North Idee Road and Lake Avenue. Guests include Mr and Mrs Haynes, Miro, Mys, Schmidtkons, Rue, Penfield residents, and local families. Supper hosting and visits to Meyers and Bruce are noted along with weekend guests from Lerain and Avon.
Usual services held at Method Church Sunday morning with Rev. Ashburn preaching from 1 Corinthians 15. He urged steadfast faith and thinking of Christ, noting public opinion is often wrong. Sunday School attendance and local society announcements follow, including upcoming fish fry and class gatherings in Louth Wisconsin.
North Olmsted High School will stage its third annual commencement on Friday evening May 4. A class of thirty-three will receive diplomas, with Louise Elliott named valedictorian. The class includes 18 boys and 15 girls. speakers include Louise Elliott Dorothea Galke Evelyn Kaich William Beach and Prof. Pautz of Baldwin-Wallace College Berea.
The Senior Class stage production Tiger House played at the high school auditorium Friday evening April 21 to an unusually large audience. Reported the actors did unusually well. The junior and senior prom is scheduled for April 28.
At the club’s recent meeting Miss Julia Hammond spoke on Seeing God In Nature, described as very interesting. Mrs. Clyde L. Kuhn also gave a brief but engaging talk to the girls. The next meeting of the club will be announced.
Word puzzle page fragment with clues and partial grid. Down and across entries reference languages numbers and names. Reader attempts to fill biblical, historic, and linguistic terms, including Hebrew alphabet letters and Sanskrit terms, culminating in a completed crossword-like answer set.
The Men’s Club of the Congregational church met at the church on Friday evening April 2. They were hosted by Misses Ruth Gould and Hermine Harrison and enjoyed a hot maple syrup supper before the evening’s address.
After an eight month term, all North Olmsted schools will close on Friday May 5. The Coe School plans an annual picnic on its grounds. Members of the West Group of Ladies from the Addie family held an all day church meeting on April 27 with a covered dish dinner. An operetta with local church members is being practiced for a May presentation and North Olmsted residents express interest in the show and nearby baseball events.
Mrs Wo Smith Kivvia visits daughter Mrs Eh o C Sandrock. Revo and Mie Koonte dine with Mr and Mrs Len Dlilesd. Zemano of Lakewood and Beatrice Aenes among attendees. Elmer Ward moves to Chestnut Ridge. Mapley relatives noted in Elsrna. Fields Work and Writ Tr H Cilla held at Mrs Carskadden’s with 13 members. officers elected for 1950. Columbus trip for Mr and Mrs C Vanhur. Langvig family visit.
The piece recalls Memorial Day observances across the South, noting dates, figures like Stonewall Jackson and Jefferson Davis, and proclamations by groups such as the Daughters of the Confederacy. It also recounts a postwar postal bulletin case where a missing fugitive inquiry led to a delayed message discovered years later.
Salt Lake City plans to reduce winter smoke haze as Julius Hillerer, head of the smoke control department, announces measures. The issue stems from coal furnaces banned under the city smoke code, with observers monitoring tall structures for violations during the season.
George W Sail 82 of Palestine claims to be the last surviving soldier of the Army of Tennessee and the sole surviving member of a Naval Confederate Veterans camp. He served as captain of Company S 9th Alabama Battalion and fought in major Civil War battles including Shiloh.
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