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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
14
The Chronicle-Telegram presents cash and contract rate details for want ads in Lorain County. It lists 1 time per line at 2.9 cents, 3 times per line per day at 7.14 cents, and 6 times per line per day at 7 cents, with a 35 cent minimum and cash discounts.
Local job ad listing opportunities in sales and business services with several firms offering roles in advertising, upholstery, general contracting, tool repair, printing, sewing machine service, and real estate. Includes old established lines, protected territory, and box addresses in Dayton and Elyria area.
Records announce the appointment of administrators with the will annexed for multiple Lorain County estates including John G. Whitney Elyria Harvey Yost and Fred W. Daniels with dates in 1954 and 1934. Also includes legal notices of divorces attachments notices to contractors and a state highway bid call for Elyria Oberlin Road improvements with funding details.
A noted historian states that among all branches of history the most vital is the history of thought. The remark emphasizes the role of ideas, philosophies, and intellectual developments in shaping civilizations.
Community notes from Amherst Chronicle Telegram list a news correspondent at 615 Cleveland Street and service contact numbers for Mrs. B A Jenne and Central Book Store on Church Street for delivery issues and store inquiries.
Amherst Ohio February 1 The Community Players present W A Kim barts comic study The Heathers at Home at the town hall. The piece follows the Heather family as a financial crash upends control and reveals intimate domestic life with eleven distinct characters. Mrs Jensen hosts with Mrs Sweet assisting.
The Record high school paper presents a one act play Rich Man Poor Man staged Thursday evening February at a thrift shop setting. Emma is played by Mary Lahiff and Peter by Jack Teaman with a cast including Kitty Marjorie Plato Largo Geoffrey Monger and others. The production received special permission from Samuel French Publishing Company.
The Mite Society of the Methodist church met at Mrs Jessie McLeans home on Harris street Wednesday afternoon. Vice president Mrs Ruby Guild led the business session. Plans were made for an afternoon tea on February 8 at Mrs Mattie Sanders home on North Main street. Committee on entertainment includes Mrs Gus P Zilch chairman, Mrs R Jensen and Mrs I G Maxwell. Refreshments were served to 16 members and several guests including Mrs N F Foster, Mrs W A Eastman, Mildred Jean and Nancy Kaser, Betty Shattuck. In two weeks the society will carry on with further plans.
The February meeting of the Philather Bible Close after Peter's Evangelical Sunday School will be held at the church parlors. After the business session a 30celal hour will be featured. Group three of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Catholic church will journey to Henrietta where they will be the guests of Joseph Knoble. Group two of the same society will also meet this evening with Frank Franklin, Crosse street. The Community Players will present the comedy, "The Heath ers at Home" at the town hall un der the direction of Mrs. Bernard Sausaman. A group of Legionnaires will journey to La Porte this evening where an Early Bird party under the auspices of the 40 and of the American Legion will be held.
Group 35 of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Catholic Church met Wednesday evening with Edmund Delfing on Jackson Street. A social hour followed the usual business session and refreshments were served.
Mrs. F. E. Eastman of South Main Street will host the Missionary Society of the Congregational church Friday afternoon. A good attendance is hoped for.
The regular meeting of Elmer Johnson Post No 18 of the American Legion is set for Friday evening at the Legion rooms. After the business session a social time will follow at the home of George Schroeder on Cleveland Avenue.
The Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical church holds its annual Father-Son banquet at the church parlors on Wednesday evening February 7 with supper at 6 30 served by the Woman's Union. Rev Zwill ing of Cleveland will be the speaker.
The Spencer Choral Club hosts Ashland College Choral Club for a Sunday evening program at Spencer Methodist Church on February 4 at 7 30. Fifty student members perform a full chorus, solos, quartets, instrumental pieces and a one act play. Public invited.
Rev L J Quade and ten delegates from Epworth League attended the Mid Year Institute at the Norwalk Methodist church. The young people led the evening services and reported on Institute activities and progress.
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church in Wellington invites all residents to a 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon event on Feb 8. The journey features rooms for India Korea China and the home country with speakers Dr. P. S. Hyde Ada Hall Florence Starr and Dr. W S Rowe guiding photos stories and songs.
A lecture titled Africa the Neglected Continent will be presented with no admission fee. An offering will be collected.
The Widening Circle of the Congregational Church postponed a covered dish dinner planned for last night at the church parlors due to inclement weather, with a new date to be announced.
A medium crowd watched Pfaff and Morris score 32 points to Specdells 22 in a high school gym Tuesday night.
Mr and Mrs George Devereaux and their sons Harvey and Kenneth Lin cen departed today for Florida. They expect to remain away about two weeks.
Betty Jean Page was operated on for appendicitis at Allen Hospital on Wednesday morning. Mrs. K. J Olsen on Barker Street, caring for her ill children, has scarlet fever. Mrs. Lucy Winemiller of Middle Street is ill with pneumonia at her sister’s home.
Smithville Players will stage the play Ten Nights in a Bar Room on Saturday evening February 3 at the Town Hall under the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church. The production aims to educate against liquor traffic with a wholesome moral message and has strong community support.
Louis John Quade ministers at Spencer church on Sunday February 4 1934 with Sabbath School at 10 morning worship at 11 and evening worship at 730. The Choral Club of Ashland College performs and the Boys Club meets after school. Epworth League sessions. W H M S meets February 9.
The Spencer Telephone Company installs a new dial system and plans to retire the Hello girls soon. Melba Wendell and Mary Frances Garwood joined Ridgeville band members for a concert at the Grafton Honor home Thursday evening.
A Spencer Zion Lutheran church program Sunday featured the Luther Leagues from Spencer and Homerville. A National Convention film from Madison Wis and a lecture by Rev George Smith were presented. Preston White is able to be out again but still has an ankle brace.
A fragmented set of Across and Down crossword clues with numerous misread letters and a final garbled answer block. The readable clues include birds, nobles, and geographic terms, but the long string at the end is indecipherable junk that cannot be resolved into a coherent solution.
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