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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1933
Page
2
Public notices include a divorce filing for Roberta Cavins and Lloyd Townsend foreclosure proceedings. Also listed are sheriff sales for Elyria and Lorain County properties, with dates in February 1933 and multiple parcel details and appraisals.
A first class machine shop operates under Jake Kaiser at EldotRead Tire and Supply Co. The facility focuses on expert machine work, offering precision services for automotive and industrial components.
A fragment from a local page shows an Amherst church listing with the phone number 3822 and possible street or address details. Additional context is unreadable.
Amherst February 6 The King's Daughters class of St Peter's Evangelical Sunday School conducted the worship period. Miss Bisse Herbst led, Marie Wilhelm spoke on My Correspondence With Fore It Girls, a quartet sang In The Garden, and Ruth Mischka played piano. The program closed with a poem Would I Would You by Pauline Strauss.
The regular business meeting set plans to send Friendship folies to China and to take part in the national Bible knowledge contest.
Hickory Tree Grange announces a February to March green and gold contest. Captains Bon Michael Edward Whiton lead green with Mrs W V Marshall as secretary while Ralph Heacock George Cotton head gold with Mrs Ruth Kolbe as secretary. Points reward new members dues payments funds lectures volunteer and punctuality. Contest ends March 28 with a party on April 11. losers provide cats and losers entertain. Progress reports to be given at each meeting.
The council of St Peter's Ev angelical church and church officers will meet at the church parlors this evening to finalize plans for the upcoming stewardship month.
Largely attended service Saturday afternoon at Zilch Funeral Home marked the funeral for Marcene Peabody aged 97. Rev. I H Amore of Brownhelm Evangelical Church officiated as six grandsons served as pallbearers and burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst.
Mrs. F M Hopkins and Mrs Mary Mahkorn will entertain members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church at Mrs Hopkins home on Franklin avenue Friday afternoon. A fine program has been arranged.
Charles Kendeigh announces that Lewis A. Johnson national commander of the American Legion will be heard via NBC from a legion banquet at the Mount Royal Hotel Montreal Canada on Wednesday evening February 8 with Mrs Johnson speaking between 9 30 and 10 P M Eastern Standard Time in an international hookup.
Members of Group Four of the Holy Name Society at St Joseph Catholic church will meet Tuesday evening with James Doyle on Elyria Avenue. On the same night Group Three members are invited to meet with Joseph Knoble on Henrietta.
The Men's Club of St Pauls Lutheran church plans a gathering in the church parlors Tuesday evening at 6 50.
Pioneer resident Reinhard Cook died at his daughter Mrs. Thomas Vinson Jr. home on Townline road age 86. Born in Kursgen Germany he came to America at eight and lived around Amherst most of his life. Survived by three daughters, two sons, a brother, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
Hickory Tree Grange members hosted a card party at Grange Hall on Milan Avenue. Games Bunco bridge and sixty six determined honors for Mary Walker Don Bryant and Clifford Standen. Refreshments were served by Mrs Edward Whiten and Mable Heacock. The gold side announced a follow up party in two weeks.
Mrs. F. I. Hubbard and Mrs. Ada Purcell will host the Ladies Society of the Congregational church for their regular meeting at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon.
The Mary-Martha class of the Congregational Sunday School meets in the church parlors this evening for an important business session followed by a social hour.
The St Peter's Evangelical church Intermediate League held a Sunday evening meeting led by Miss Helen Herbst. The program included songs, prayers, scripture by Rev. C. E. Schmidt, leader's talk, biblical passages, questions, and an offering.
The annual Father-Son banquet of St Peter's Evangelical church, under the Brotherhood, will be held at the church parlors at 6 30 Wednesday evening. A fine program includes musical numbers by a male quartet and talks by several members, with Rev H Pfeiffer of Sandusky delivering the main address. Supper will be served by the church ladies.
Pleas in Lorain County Ohio directs sale at the north door of the Court House Elyria on Saturday February 11 1933 at 10 a m the two acre tract in Ridgeville Township bounded by Chestnut Ridge Road land owned by Blaser Miles and others appraised at 1600 dollars with two thirds of appraisal required. Stetson and Butler Attorneys note January 9 16 23 30 February 6.
The February gathering of the Women’s Union at St Peter’s Evangelical Church will meet in the church parlors Thursday afternoon. It is the first combined meeting with the missionary society and will feature a playlet on stewardship.
The Knights of Pythians hold a regular meeting at the K of P Hall this evening. The Pythian Sisters will meet in regular session at the same venue Tuesday evening.
Mrs H G Battenhouse to host Circle Two of the Congregational church at her Cornell avenue home Thursday afternoon.
The Methodist church Sunday School board holds its monthly meeting at the parsonage on Wednesday evening at seven o'clock prompt.
The Women’s Union of St John Evangelical Church will meet in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. F Foster and Mrs. Sam Gauman Sr as hostesses.
Circle Number Three of the Altar-Rosary society at St. Joseph Catholic church gathers at Mrs. Peter Flock on Jenne road this evening. The First Evangelical church holds its Cottage Prayer Meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Nelson Baumhardt on Spruce street Elyria Wednesday evening.
The Altar Rosary Society of St Joseph Catholic Church will hold its meeting this evening at the school hall.
Mr and Mrs John Garland hosted Sunday evening dinner for Mrs Joseph Heathcote of Gaston road and Mrs B A Denne with sons Burton and Forr of Cleveland avenue, guests from Mro and nearby.
Members of the Lorain County Federation of Evangelical women will meet at the home of Mrs C C Kern on Beaver Street this Friday at 2 PM.
Admitted Saturday Goldie and Buddy Kinsley Amherst R FLD 2 Mrs Edna Hambly Lorain Miss Helen Zawacki Lorain Admitted Sunday Mrs Fred Szalac R FLD No 8 Vermilion Discharged Goldie and Buddy Kingsley
The Auxiliary of Elmer John son Post No. 118 of the American Legion will entertain the ladies of the South Amherst auxiliary at a Valentine party. The event takes place at the assembly rooms of the Town Hall on Tuesday evening.
Circle Number one of the Altar Rosary society of St Joseph Catholic church will gather this evening at the home of Mrs Frank Franklin on Crosse street.
Members of the Junior choir of the Methodist church meet for regular rehearsal at Mrs J B Revland's Spring Street home at 650 on Tuesday evening.
The Fisherman's club of Elyria sponsors evangelistic services at the local theater from this evening through Friday evening. Charles E Neighbor of Philadelphia will be the speaker.
Mr and Mrs H G Pattenhouse dined with Mr and Mrs Burton Sick in Crownhelm. Miss Martha Jaeger returns to Cleveland after a Park avenue visit with her mother Mrs A Jaeger. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bruce visited Ir and Mrs C Tillock in Lakewood. Elyria callers Mr and Mrs H A Standen on Saturday. Mrs William Jaeger reportedly at home on Cleveland A R Stowell Chertin Amherst visitor Rev James Lyon Cleveland visited Amherst friends. Mrs Henry Kendeigh and Charles Kendeugh spent time with Lakewood friends. Mr and Mrs H Franklin and Myrtle visited Lorain. RR Jewett recently in Cleveland.
Carlisle residents attended numerous social gatherings and incidents this week. Highlights include the Rennies and Miss Greg as luncheon guests, a Columbis Center high school bridge party at Elyria, and musical offerings by local residents at Missionary Society events. Also noted are hospital convalescence, a school bus accident, and community visitors from Cleveland and Detroit.
Ron Lyle of Moral Acres Grafton rad attended the senior class graduation at Loe lain High School on Wednesday evening. Calvert Staller a graduate attended with Mrs Almon Demaline and Miss Cora of Grafton and others attended various local social events through the week.
The East Carlisle Rural Board calls a meeting for Wednesday evening inviting all district residents. Appropriation measures for 1933 and other issues of interest will be discussed. Guests Mrs William Puceifer and Mrs Viss Cerite Pfieffer are noted as visitors at the Johnsons home in Gralton.
True Blue Class of the Mathews church and families gathered Friday in the church parlors for a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dewhurst. George Goodyear read reports, plans for future church activities were discussed, and songs, devotionals, games, and contests filled the evening with Reverend and Mrs. Jones attending along with visiting guests from Walnut and Green Springs.
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