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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
9
Readable lines list service contacts for delivery and complaints at 616 Cleveland St and 3822 5524 Central Book Store on Church St with addresses and phone numbers for Mrs Ba Jenne and associated services.
Christmas gatherings are planned in Amherst Ohio with multiple groups hosting events. The Young Married Peoples' group at First Evangelical Church leads the evening at the church parlors, while the Soroste Club’s annual party begins with supper at the French Grill and continues at Mrs. Clayton Springer’s home with a Christmas program. St Peter's Evangelical King's Daughters plan a Mother Daughter party at their church parlors featuring a program.
A vintage drug advertisement promotes a bladder cleanses product named Bukets with juniper and buchu. It claims to relieve irritation and frequent urge within four days. The notice urges buying a 25 cent box at drug stores and mentions Druggist C. C Howers endorsing it.
The Knights and other groups announce a social hour with refreshments and an exchange of gifts at their annual Christmas party. Eagles Auxiliary holds a party during the regular meeting with ten cent gifts required. The Altar Rosary society of St Joseph parish plans a parish ladies party with a gift exchange and program at the school hall.
Mrs E G Pietch and Mrs Is b Robertson hosted the Congregational church Ladies Society at the church parlors. The annual election of drivers was postponed to two weeks. A Christmas party is planned for Wednesday December 27 for members and friends. Past officers will host. Dainty refreshments were served to 20 members and one guest, Mrs Schwartz.
Mrs Carl Henes welcomed Evergreen Club members as gracious hostess Wednesday afternoon. The event featured decorative rooms and friendly conversation, highlighting community involvement in local social circles.
During the business session plans were made for a Christmas party for members and husbands on Wednesday evening December 27 at the home of Mrs J Coverdale Hazelst. A luncheon with Christmas treats was served to a group including Mrs Clara Schwartz Lorain Mrs George Kern Mrs William Cook Mrs Carl Delefield Mrs Joe Coverdale and Mrs Elmer Bischoff and daughter Lila Ann.
Mrs H F Gammons of Jackson Street hosted the Merry Wives 500 club on Wednesday evening. After several games, refreshments were served to 12 members.
Elmer Johnson and members of Legion Post 118 will hold a regular meeting at the legion rooms in the Town hall Friday evening. A social hour will follow the business session.
The quarterly conference of the First Evangelical Church will be held at the church at eight o'clock Friday evening. The event will be in charge of district superintendent Rev. C. L. Allen of Fremont.
Mrs Ludolph Kreeger spent Wednesday with Elyria friends and Miss Cora Hurlburt of Cleveland traveled home due to her brother’s illness. Lester Hurlburt is seriously ill at his Jefferson street home. Mr and Mrs A C Werner visited Mansfield. Mrs George Hahn of Oberlin visited Amherst relatives.
University of Texas uses 3.6 percent of Austin's water supply with a yearly total of 76,241,000 gallons for drinking labs and grounds costing 9,895.16 dollars.
The text asserts that during the middle of the 8th century Constantinople stood as the capital and central hub of global affairs, commerce, and culture, reflecting its dominant status among contemporary civilizations.
Mr and Mrs Albert Hegginbotham hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs A G Pitman of Elyria at their Robson road home in Carlisle on Sunday. The table featured a large chrysanthemums centerpiece and twelve guests attended. Attendees included Mr and Mrs D M Upton and daughter Ivens Upton home from the Schauffler School of Music in Cleveland for Thanksgiving. Richard Upton, Mr and Mrs A J Pitman and the Misses Louise Schultz and Olive Henn were also weekend guests at the Upton residence.
The column lists multiple local social events and visits in Elyria including the Schildt home on Robson road a birthday salute for Mrs Barres at Mrs Karnes on Sixth street Walter Kolb and family guests at Mrs Karnes home visits by Heggin Botham and Ruth Pitman to Elyria in laws home Christmas tea at First Methodist church Circle No 1 LaPorte Branch W T A gathering hosted by Mrs Haven East avenue with Mrs Alexander assisting Dr Harold J Knapp of Cleveland dining with Mr and Mrs Albert Goodspeed on East avenue
The East Carlisle Parent-Teacher Association filled the room with carols led by Gerald Franks. They accepted Mrs. Ray Jackson’s resignation as secretary and appointed Mrs. Charles Huene to fill the term. A $50 loan to teachers was approved, and a custodian for association property was to be appointed by the choir.
Amherst and La Porte communities share a busy spell of social events. Lindy Lodge members gather at Miss Mary MirCousi Baydia’s home. Miss La Vaughn Yancer joins at Grafton road. Various hostesses host dinners and bridge games as farm sale draws about a thousand attendees.
Dec 14 the FIELDS FIELDS society held a general meeting with luncheon and devotionals led by Mrs E Henson. A chicken supper and sale was approved for Dec 14 in the church basement, nets from penny belts reached eleven dollars. Out of town guests included Mrs Clarence Barteer and son Toledo and Mrs Vern Harding Cockroad.
In Henrietta a program titled Yuletide Memories will be performed by a 30 voice choir with a 12 member tuning choir Sunday evening at 8 o clock at the M E church. Soloists include Miss Helen Bauman Virginia Gould Samuel Kaetzel Jr and Rev Kaetzel. Evangelical and Re formed churches invited to attend.
Relatives and friends gathered Friday evening to celebrate John Bohn’s birthday at his residence. Guests included Mrs. Mary Baker and son Coon, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hinderer and children Marie Allen and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown and daughter Mary, Henry Bohn, Theodore Latteman and children Dorothy Harden and Noarriche Dennison, Carl Latteman and Myron Re. Popcorn and home made candy were served.
A list of attendees at the Oberlin Messiah service includes Mrs. Wallace Court Miss Edith Gossard and several Bauman family members. Also noted are Mr. and Mrs. Milton Parrish and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Grimes of Elyria who dined with Mrs. Lena Gegenheimer. An afternoon motor trip to Lorain followed with calls on Miss Laiton Mrs. McHenry and Mr. Nelson Miller.
Charles Ammons was accidentally omitted. Grangers from this area attended a program at the State Farm in Grafton with Stev. Koontz giving a fine talk and Miss Anna Nieding and Miss Lynn Eldred providing entertainment. The old time music by Mr. Pratt and Mr. Cheesman drew cheers. Mrs. Clarence Bartter and her Toledo son visited relatives here. Mrs. John Sigsworth is not doing well. The Sunday program began with a piano prelude by Agnes D Llyd, junior choir led by Velma Andrews, a sermonette on Hattie May Wiatt and her Fifty-seven Pennies, and a Spirit of Religion talk by Rev. Koontz forthcoming.
A stream of visitors and gatherings fills the week as families from Elyria Oberlin Cleveland and nearby towns visited friends and relatives in the area. Notable mentions include births at home, cantatas at the Reformed church, Grange delegates traveling, and numerous Sunday dinners and weekend trips to Detroit Oberlin Ashland and South Amherst.
Children spent Sunday evening visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Bartlome. Mr and Mrs Emil Burrichter and baby joined Sunday dinner and supper with Mr and Mrs Fredauman. Jimmy Buchs visited Mrs Katie Weidman Friday. The Walter Davis and Frank Page families with Thelma of Elyria called Sunday afternoon at several local homes.
Electric and gasoline trains replace steam locomotives in the Southwest. Southern Pacific begins Fort Worth to Texarkana service with a streamlined gasoline motored train at high speed. Burlington Lines plans electric trains of three cars on routes Fort Worth to Houston and Amarillo at 90 miles an hour.
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