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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1934
Page
10
Vermilion on the Lake offers a cottage for rent. Contact phone number 39-373 for details. Also listings include places store room near ith and ast Ave with phone 4333.
In Lorain County Ohio the sheriff will sell a parcel at 141 Madison Street Elyria known as Lot 42 in the block described. The sale is under an order from the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas in a case named The Lorain County in Loan Company v Teluerow et al. The property is appraised at 23 600 dollars and cannot be sold for less than two thirds of the appraised value. Sale date is Saturday September 1034 at 7 House? Onis. Sold to satisfy the case tax liens and court action.
Large crowd attends Miss Agnes Lahiff pupils recital at St Joseph parochial hall. Cast includes Gwen, Janet Smith, Ruth Hollingsworth, June Penders and many others in Fairy Folk and ensemble numbers. Cloverleaf Club hosts five hundred and bridge. Circle I hosts bridge gathering. Rev Finkbeiner to speak at First Evangelical. No service at Congregational due to vacation.
Grafton plans a Sacred concert August 31 under the Women's Foreign Missionary Society with the Temple quartet of Elyria and a missionary address by Mrs. Dr. Ackerman. The event promises lively entertainment and invites all, noting the quartet’s strong reputation and Ackerman's engaging speech.
A Friday card party at Mrs. Barry Nichollis South Main Street, hosted by Mrs. M. B. Schaeffer and Mrs. George Baus and Mrs. B. G. Pietch, supported Pythian Sisters with bridge and five hundred games. Winners included Miss Helen Sabiers and Mrs. H. G. Hoffner in bridge, and Mrs. Harry Wolfe and Mrs. Frank Draves in hearts. about 35 attendees and a long list of local families noted in attendance. Separate items mention Crawford's grove camping, Goodman family reunion at Avon Lake, and visits among locals including the Pfeiffers of Wooster and Lorain, Knechtges of Washington DC convalescing after an appendectomy, with several Lorain and Los Angeles visitors listed.
Sunday marks the final early service at St. Peter's Evangelical church with a for 8:30. Rev. Schmidt will speak on God Measuring the Church and the summer run is praised as satisfactory. Rev. Bosse heads the English service at St Paul Lutheran with Instruction of Brotherly Love. The Eagles plan a public roast and ox roast at Brandt's Park on Sunday September 2.
Mrs J Seay and daughters Mary Louise and Atlee of New Brookland S Carolina are house guests of Rev and Mrs B C Bosse Foster Jennesan Elyria visitor Friday Mrs Henry Ludwig spent Friday in Cleveland Gerald Kendeigh returned to Elyria after days at the home of Mr and Mrs A Werner Mrs J Croft Amherst spent Friday as the guest of Mr and Mrs George Schroeder
Wellington hosts visitors from Rochester and Norwalk while residents entertain relatives and attend events at the Falls Clinic and Hinges reunion. GOP organizers in Elyria set to reorganize Lorain County Central Committee with Wellington delegates. Harold Jameyson leaves for Berea A P store management. local bridge game reports high scores and prizes as residents enjoy a social week.
Harry Osterbacher hosted a lawn dinner Thursday evening honoring Miss Ruth Hogan visiting from Sebring Florida. A long table on the lawn served a lovely dinner to guests including Miss Hogan Russell Kepler Mr and Mrs Harold Kepler Mr and Mrs Vincent Hand Miss Edna Weight of Cleveland and others.
A well attended Riwanis gathering at Herrick Auditorium featured C Helm, North Eastern Ohio Citizens League field rep and Maple Heights High School superintendent, addressing Ohio public school finances. He noted a funding drop from 12 to 4 million dollars due to real estate reassessment, warning of potential school closures after January 1 without new legislation.
A fragmented line indicates owed sums to teachers and janitors totaling 54 00 with no means to meet the in dooredness, signaling financial strain and unpaid obligations in the educational workforce.
A jumble of names lists weekend visits by Berg family and neighbors to Huntington Amherst Elyria and Oberlin including Mr and Mrs Will Anthony Cypress Indiana. several residents report injuries from accidents at work and while handling machinery and a gas engine. A century old note mentions Craze for mulberry trees in New England for silkworms.
A compact list of crossword style clues and abbreviations with numbers and terse prompts. The jumble includes clues for affirmative vote to eat the evening meal and various abbreviations for states, professions, and directions, plus hints like a water nymph and a stern or spiritless term.
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