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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
4
Numerous ads list furniture repair upholstering refinishing and custom built items at Imperial and Elyria Upholstering Co. plus electrical plumbing and roofing from Day's Hardware and FOWL's. Also items for sale horses cows chicks and farm supplies from local breeders and suppliers with contact numbers and addresses.
A public hearing will be held at City Hall Connects Room Elsria C on Monday Feb 6 at 7 15 p m to consider transferring 5000 from the auto license fund and 0098 from the gasoline fund to the outdoor relief fund City Mayor H W Vanoster announces the notice dated Feb 2 The Schroll Coal Company dissolves partnership with L M Schroll retiring and L M Schroll Jr forming The Schroll Coal Co to continue business in Elyria Ohio with settlement of unfinished Tate firm transactions dated Jan 11 1933 Jan 12 19 26 Feb 2
In Columbia Ohio on February 2 Mr and Mrs Raymond Fohl of Cleveland dined with Mr and Mrs Oscar Henke. Mrs A S Gibson entertained her aunt Mrs Mary Corlett and Mr and Mrs Carl Schroeder of Warrensville Center. Garden Club members including its president attended an Ohio Garden Club meeting at Higbee Lounge in Rocky River. Acme Grange members joined a pageant at the Farmers Institute in Eaton last Friday night noted as very beautiful.
A Lincoln Day banquet for fathers and sons will be held at the town hall on Wednesday evening February 8. Supper runs seven to eight oclock with Rev Harold M Halderman in charge. Afterward all women girls and children are invited upstairs for moving pictures on the Development of the Flag and Religion in writing the Constitution and making our laws. The men and boys banquet costs twenty five cents.
Community program planned with attendance urged including ladies and children. Edw Bohner family moves into former Dessie Klingman house. Valerie Tipnik entertains Berea Congregational Sunday School. Several visits and lectures noted including Bishop Shrembs talk at Oberlin. Missionary Sunday at Methodist, Golden Links program, and PTA meetings listed. Chickens stolen from two farms on Boston road.
A writer calls Hetty Green an artist among misers and argues she was not happier than others but found thrill in saving. He notes her joy in reducing laundry costs by washing only the bottoms of her petticoats.
The Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical Church held a discussion on The Bible at the church parlors. About 40 attended the Father Son banquet planning session featuring Rev. H Pfeiffer as speaker and an evening of talks and open discussion followed by darts and bunco for Jessamine Lodge benefit.
Members of the Daughters of Dorcas of the First Evangelical Sunday School enjoyed a social evening at Mrs. Harry Huttons on Church Street. Miss Mildred Zilch led a brief business meeting and games such as hearts and jig saw puzzles provided entertainment. Prizes went to Lois Stiwald and Katherine Kuhn. Mrs. Wesley Smith served refreshments. next hostess is Mrs. Raymond Sick on March 6.
Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland met in regular session at the I. O. O. F. hall on Wednesday evening. Initiation was the main feature of the business, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
The Mite and Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies met in church parlors. A tureen dinner served to 15. An afternoon session with 20 members led to plans for a city chicken dinner for the public on Thursday February 23 from 5 20 until served. Tickets 25c adults 15c children. Emmett Reynolds chairs dinner committee J Maxwell handles dining room Harry Standen tickets. After business, quilting continued.
Mrs Amelia Deuschle of Lincoln street hosted a quilting party on Wednesday with guests including Miss Anna Lembke Mesdames Jacob Rosenkranz Walter Kreeger John Deuschle C F Schroeder August Michael Charles Fisker George Hoffner and A Kreeger.
Mrs J R MacKenzie assisted by Mrs Francis MacDonald entertained at a Tuesday evening benefit party on North Main Street. Bridge and ban co were the main diversions with a high score trophy in the former.
Mrs. A F McQueen on Church street hosted the Ladies Evening Five Hundred Club on Tuesday. Mrs H Finne ran won first honors with Mrs Gammons second. guest Mrs Henry Plato attended. Luncheon served to eight at small tables. In two weeks Mrs George Menz will host.
Mrs Charles Schulz entertained a circle of friends at a 12 o'clock dinner at her Jackson street residence on Wednesday. The guests included Mrs Elmer Dock Lorain Mrs Henry Holle Mrs Reuben Hollingsworth Jr Mrs Paul Redman Mrs Martin Dock Mrs George Cox Mrs C Bauer Mrs Jacob Herbst Mrs Emery Redman Mrs Walter Schulz Mrs Martin Pippert Mrs Charles Dol de and the hostess. The afternoon was spent on quilting.
Members of the ereen side participating in the green and gold contest by Hickory Tree range sponsor a card party at the Grange hall Milan avenue Saturday evening. Committee includes Edward Whitton and Gladys Heacock. Luncheon served after games. every member asked to bring cookies.
The February meeting of the Philathea Bible Class of St. Peter's Evangelical Church will be held this evening in the church parlors. Members are asked to bring an article of clothing matching current styles. A handout will be served by several listed ladies.
Miss Margaret Miller of Amherst was admitted to the local hospital on Wednesday.
The Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters will gather at Mrs. Harry Nicholl's home on South Main Street. Mrs. M. B. Schaeffer and Mrs. C. A. Laner will host as members bring guests Monday evening.
The Stone City Chapter of the Eastern Stars held its regular meeting at the Masonic hall on Wednesday evening. The gathering discussed the standard agenda and routine business.
The Missionary Society of the Congregational Church will meet at The Manse on Friday afternoon. Miss Woodbury of New York, connected with the American Missionary Society, will be the speaker.
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