Penfield Township Dhaymen Win Prize in Dairy School
Penfield Township won the prize for the township with the largest representation at the county dairy management school held at the Wellington Business Men's Association. Brighton Township finished a close second with 16 attendees. Sixty-two dairy men attended the session on good dairy ration characteristics. The next meeting is next Thursday. no meetings will be held during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield Township
Wellington Business Men’s Association
Brighton Township
Penfield
Brighton
Voices of gratitude from Elyria checker players
In December 1933 readers praise a Chronicle-Telegram interview with Newell W. Banks. The letter from local checkers players thanks the paper for the feature and notes the Y M C A checker sessions as a social and community service, signed by several locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Newell W. Banks
James Coyne
Paul Steger
R. B. Gay
Thomas Preno
A. H. Pfaff
Hobart Carr
C. J. Hawley
T. J. Laird
H. R. Kaufman
John BH. Hecock
F. W. Pepper
V. D. Buzzard
K. N. Thomasson
Birmingham church announcements in Birmingham
The Birmingham M E church announces morning service at 9 45 led by Rev Williams. Sunday school begins at 10 45 with Mrs Fisher as superintendent and Mrs Mae Church at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham M. EE
Williams
Fisher
Mae Church
Firemen Elect Officers at December Meeting
The Firemen held a Monday night meeting December 4 at the Firemen Hall with 24 attendees. Officers elected for the year included President Donald Wasen, Vice President Reuben Wenzel, Secretary Treasurer Myron Knott, Fire Chief Ed Prince Jr, First Assistant Carl Ives, and Second Assistant Frank Gerber. Lunch was served by Reuben Wenzel, Myron and Paul Knott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen
Donald Wasen
Reuben Wenzel
Myron Knott
Fire Ciuief
Ed. Prince, Jr
Carl Ives
Frank Gerber
Myron
Paul Knott
Birmingham vs Huron Re serves Basketball Game
Birmingham and Huron Re serves schedule a basketball doubleheader at Birmingham School on Friday with junior and senior high boys games set for 7 45 and 8 45 p m respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham and Huron Reserves
Birmingham School House
Std. Jr. and
Sr. Hi Boys
Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Howe
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Howe welcomed a baby girl at Oberlin Hospital on Wednesday morning December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Howe
Oberlin Hospital
Birthday Party for Clarence Opperman Husband
Mrs. Clarence Opperman entertained Saturday night in honor of her husband’s birthday. Guests came from Elyria Amherst Brownhelm Berlin Heights and Birmingham. A delicious lunch was served at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Opperman
Elyria
Amherst
Brownhelm
Berlin Heights
Birmingham
Vermilion Social Notes Span Weekend Visits
Mrs Kathene Schuster spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Minnie Dickel in Vermilion. Vermilion residents Mr and Mrs Andrew Schisler and A Schisler were in town Tuesday evening on business. Mr and Mrs Frank Griffin and Mr and Mrs Marion Bates visited Norwalk on Wednesday afternoon for business. Mrs Anna Hoffman Mr and Mrs Ray Hoffman with children Phyllis Dale and Bobby and Mrs Rollin Rodgers with children Nancy and Jane hosted Sunday dinner for Mrs Marie Knott. Mrs Phillip Altmiller visited Tuesday with her daughter Mrs Robert Moulder and with Charley Griffen and Mr and Mrs Frank Griffin in Cleveland on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathene Schuster
Minnie Dickel
Vermilion
Andrew Schisler
A. Schisler
Frank Griffin
Marion Bates
Norwalk
Anna Hoffman
Ray Hoffman
Phyllis
Dale
Bobby
Rollin Rodgers
Nancy
Jane
Marie Knott
Phillip <Altmiller
Robert Moulder
Charley Griffen
Cleveland
Suspicion of King’s Messengers in the House of Commons
The article notes deep mistrust of royal servants in early England, denying access to the House of Commons. It says the King’s messenger must knock three times and await a signal before entry, illustrating the era’s wary relationship between crown and parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
House of Commons
Radio Schedule Fragments From Multiple Stations
scattered listings show daily lineups for WTAM WHE WIZ WABC WGAR and more with programs from morning until late night including music variety shows sports talk and dramas featuring many named acts and bands across several cities and times
Amherst Advertising Directory Entry
News item notes the Amherst Chronicle Telegram staff contact at 615 Cleveland St with MRS B A JENNE and phone numbers 3822 and 5524 for delivery service or service complaints at Central Book Store Church 8t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram News
Cleveland St
B. A. Jenne
Central Book Store
Church 8&T
Amherst Drama Class Presents The Fool At Town Hall
Amherst Hi drama class prepares to stage The Fool by Channing Pollock at Town Hall on December 20. The 1922 Selwyn and Co. production featured James Kirkwood as Daniel Gilchrist. Christmas readings and refreshments follow the performance.
Amherst Athletic Club Elects Officers At Meeting
Election of officers was the main feature of the Amherst Athletic club business session held at the club rooms Thursday evening with Walter Mischka presiding. Officers chosen were Maynard Schriner president James Pozone vice president Albert Barck secretary Earl Gillman treasurer. A social hour followed and Russo and Earnhardt from South Amherst provided music. An oyster supper was served to nineteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Athletic Club
Walter Mischka
Maynard Schriner
James Pozone
Albert Barck
Earl Gillman
Russo and Earnhardt
South Amherst
Christmas Missionary Party At Mrs Powers Home
Members of the Congregational church Missionary Society held their December meeting at the home of Mrs. F R Powers on Cornell avenue Friday afternoon. After routine business a program titled Christmas Everywhere arranged by Marion Hallon Fisk was presented under the direction of Mrs. F I Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Mayme Blum
William Muir Auld
Martin Luther
F. E. Eastman
H. van Dyke
India
James Miller
H. W. Powers
Africa
Greece
F. R. Powers
China
Charles Good
South Main Street
Cornell Avenue
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Marion Hallon Fisk
F. I. Hubbard
Lorain County Exhibitors Win Big at Potato and Apple Show
Lorain County exhibitors captured at least 13 prizes at the Northeast Ohio Potato and Apple Show in Ravenna. Ralph McDowell led in red delicious and other Lorain entries won multiple firsts, seconds, and a third, with judging still underway for potato displays. Counties represented include Ashtabula through Portage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Northeast Ohio
Ravenna
C. I. Hummel
Ralph McDowell
Otto C. Knoble
Golden Delicious
Webber Orchards
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
F. E. Schriver
Rhode Island
Lorain
Rome
Death of James Gordon Pioneer of Brownhelm
James Gordon 74 a Brownhelm pioneer died at his home Gordon Corners Brownhelm at 5 AM Friday He leaves brothers William Thomas Henry of Brownhelm and John of Amherst Funeral services will be at Baker Funeral Home Monday 2 PM Rev F E Eastman Congregational church officiating burial in Brownhelm cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gordon
Brownhelm
Gordon Corners
William
Thomas
Henry
John
Amherst
Baker Funeral
F. E. Eastman
Congregational Church
Quarterly Conference Held by Three Methodist Churches
The first quarterly conference of South Amherst Axtel and Amherst Methodist churches met at South Amherst on Friday evening starting at 6 30 with a supper for fifty by the South Amherst ladies. Rev V W Wagar Oberlin superintendent spoke on The Boring Bush and Mrs A W Ladrach was elected president of the Ladies Aid Society Standen and Mite society of the local church. Election tellers were named F C Ball A W Ladrach C W Bauman for Axtel and Harold Allsop for South Amherst with J judge. William Meacham William Fountain tellers and H H VanKeuren Gus P Zilch Fred Hopkins teslers for the local church.
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South Amherst
Axtel
Amherst Methodist
V. W. Wagar
Oberlin
M. E
Norwalk
A. W. Ladrach
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Standen
Mite Society
F. C. Ball
C. W. Bauman
Harold Allsop
William Meacham
William Fountain
H. H. VanKeuren
Gus P. Zilch
Fred Hopkins
Teslers
Not to the Swift Notion presented at Senior High Chapel
A three act commercial play titled Not to the Swift was staged Friday morning in the Senior high chapel under Miss Charlotte Alderman. Cast included Janes Wilmont Jack Teaman Stead Burton Homer Rickel Hugh McGeervey Miss Blake Miss Foster Janice Holzhauer Marjorie Plato Donald Fullmer Russell Kreeger James Ehrman Adelbert Young. Two stenographer types were shown one clock watching and inefficient the other skilled and reliable. Musical numbers between acts featured two dances by Yvonne McQueen with accompaniment by Mr.
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Amherst, O
Amherst Hi
Channing Pollock
Town Hall
Selwyn and Co
Times Square Theatre
New York
Frank Reicher
Daniel Gilchrist
James Kirkwood
Henry Gilliam
Esther Haas
Esther Haas; Mrs. Thornbury, Grace Shinskey
Dilly Gilliam
Gwendolyn Thomas
K. Barnaby
Lester Grobel
Tice
Marjorie Plato
Jerry’' Goodkind
Carl Deiner
Everett Wadham
Donald Fullmer
Clara Jewett
Janice Holzhauer
George J. Goodkind
Leonard Wilson
Charlie” Benfield
Ben
Leo Giblin
Riggs
Donald Mathes
Max Stedtman
Geoffrey Monger
Joe Hennig
Francis Kelleher
Umanski
Jack Teaman
Grubby
Carl Lakofsky
Mack
Leo Stiwald
Mary Margaret
Jennie Frederick
Pearl Hennig
Mary Lahiff
Miss Levinson
Helen Herbst
Henchleys
Karl Sabiers
Annie Hoyber
Mrs. Mulligan
Grace Maxwell
Girl of the Streets
Rosemary Lauer
Elton Becker
Gerald Bruce
Russell Kreeger
John Brown
William McCullough
Jerry Ashhenbach
Gilbert Becker
Roy Brennen
Joe Krutch
Adelbert Young
Allan Schroeder
Elizabeth Gerber
Florence Deuschle
Chapel
Senior High Chapel
Charlotte Alderman
Janes Wilmont
Stead and Burton
Homer Rickel
Hugh McGeervey
Miss Blake
Miss Foster
James Ehrman
Yvonne McQueen
Notable performers in a local show lineup
Ruth Lange and Clara Mae Zilch present solo acts while Burton Jenne with Ruth Lange perform a sequence of jokes. The lineup features Marjorie Lawrence and Cecil Lynn in supporting roles for a community entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandel
Ruth Lange
Clara Mae Zilch
Burton Jenne
Marjorie Lawrence
Cecil Lynn
Empty Stocking Club Redirects Funds to Legion Toy Shop
Village groups meeting at Town Hall decide to donate surplus Thanksgiving basket funds to the Legion Toy Shop. A committee led by Conrad Zilch will dispenser toys and cover shop expenses. No Christmas baskets will be sent. donors asked to contribute dolls and toys promptly and provide names of children up to age ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Toy Shop
Conrad Zilch
F. R. Powers
Sam Wragg
Henry Edwards
Communion Service At First Evangelical Church
Holy Communion to be observed with morning worship at the First Evangelical church. Choir directed by Mrs R H Hearn will sing My Faith Looks Up To Thee. Evening service at 7 30 led by district superintendent Rev Allen from Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical
Lorenz
R. H. Hearn
Allen
Fremont
Hickory Tree Grange Meets at Grange Hall
The Hickory Tree Grange holds its regular meeting at Grange Hall Milan Avenue on Tuesday evening. A discussion on Grange Fire Insurance will be led by Master Reuben Date, followed by a playlet An Evening at Home with the Old Folks featuring Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Scibley and the Hecock and Miller families. Lunch by an officer. guests asked to bring sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Milan Avenue
Grange
Reuben Date
C. B. Scibley
Marcella Miller
Wanda Hecock
Ralph Hecock
Wanda
Stella
Marion Hecock
Harold Taft
Attends Koepke Funeral at Loraine
Relatives and friends gathered for the funeral of the late Mrs Anna Koepke at Loraine Friday afternoon. Attendants included Mr and Mrs E C Stiwald, son Fart Jr, Mrs Harry Nicholl, Mrs Harry Wolf, Mrs Minnie Nickel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koepke
Loraen
Anna Koepke
Lorain
E. C. Stiwald
Son Fart, Jr
Harry Nicholl
Harry Wolf
Minnie Nickel
Bible Sunday Observance Planned at Congregational Church
The annual Bible Sunday will be observed at the Congregational church Sunday morning with prayers hymns and talks drawn from the Bible during the worship period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Amherst Business Meows Association December Meeting
The Amherst Business Mews Association will hold its December meeting at the South Amherst Methodist Church on Monday evening. Supper is served at 6 30 by church ladies, followed by the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Amherst Business Mews Association
South Amherst Methodist Church
Stewardship Sunday at St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Stewardship Sunday will be observed at St. Peter's Evangelical Church on Sunday morning with discussion of the 1984 budget and receipt of pledges. The choir will sing the anthem "Come Ye Blessed" by Scott Reis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Scott Reis
German Services at St Pauls Lutheran Church
German services led by Rev. Dueve, student pastor, will be held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church at ten o clock Sunday morning. No English service today as both services are held on alternate Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dueve
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Family Sunday Observed at Methodist Church Service
Family Sunday will be observed at the Methodist church with an 11 A M worship service. Rev Jensen will give a talk suited to the occasion and the church hopes every family will be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Jensen
Hospital News Admits Mrs Antonette Cam Polo
Mrs Antonette Cam polo was admitted to Cleveland hospital. The brief notice confirms her admission status and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital News
Antonette Campolo
Cleveland
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Garland at Leonard Street Home
Mrs Alexander Garland was guest of honor at a surprise party last evening on Leonard Street to mark her birthday. Guests included Alex Clarland Jr and family, John Garland and daughter Jane, Leland Jones and families of Elyria, Raymond Jones and family, Henry Garland and family, and Alex Garland Sr. A lovely gift was presented to the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Garland
Leonard Street
Alex Clarland Jr
John Garland
Jane
Leland Jones
Elyria
Raymond Jones
Henry Garland
German South American trade balance favorable in mid-1985
Berlin reports Germany shows a favorable trade balance with South America for the first half of 1985. Exports rose sharply, though Peru and Chile lag behind 1952 levels. figures are given in millions of marks for the two-year comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
South America
Ministry of Economics
Britain
Japan
United States
Peru
Chile
Summerville Pitts Film at Dreamland
Slim Summerville and ZaSu Pitts star in “Love, Honor, and Oh Baby” at Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. They describe each other as reliable under pressure, having teased each other in films for years and saved the payoff for later scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim Summerville
Zasu Pitts
Dreamland Theatre
Lingered Too Long in Passing The Last One
A cryptic remark notes a hesitation before the final passage. The line hints at a moment of delay impacting an unseen sequence or event. No further context available.
Experience That Is Bought Is Good, If Not Bought Dearly
Fragmentary quote about value and price appears with scattered numbers and a single country reference Ecuador. No clear event or person names emerge from the readable text.
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Lady Next Door
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Yacht Club Boys
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Gene
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Breen
DeRose
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J. Marvin
Lotus Garden
Ma Perkins
Ray Heatherto
Natol
Jack
Geltman’s Orch
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Lum
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Goldbergs
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Firestone
Kay
Bulletin Board
Mayfair Club
A. M
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Paree Orchestra
Mary Low
Tony Wons
Katheyn
J. M
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Marine Band
Bob Nolan
Barlow's Arch
Skippr
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Cowboy Tom
Buck Rogers
Perkins Feilers
Jimmy Allen
Just Plain Bill
Pearl Moss
Boake Carter
Wonder Baker
Edwin C. Hill
Bing Crosby
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Lew White
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R. Ringwall
Rod Lombardo
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N' Andy
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Gans
Beecher’s Orch
King’s Orchestra
Rea. Rae
Gilman Young
Breakfast Club
Rough Riders
City Missice
Roy Evans
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Bannen
Happy O'Day
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Emmett
Larry
J. Marsiliame
Hackett’s Orch
Rband Box Revue
Magazine of Air
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America
Claire Trevor
Spencer Tracy
Sidney Fox
Eric Linden
Dreamland
Marx
Krazy Kat Carton
Rob Steele
Rivoli
Fox Photoplay
Michael Schaeffer
A. G. Stiwald
A. Blm
Rainbow Gardens
Rocco Trombetta
Richard Arlen
Creed
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Laurel and Hardy
Baby-Aces
Capitol
Ricardo Cortez
Capitol Theatre
Baby LeRoy
Brazil
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Essenee
Enone
Bolivia
St Ence
Summerville Pitts
Ecuador
Canfield Qit Co
Santa
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