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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1933
Page
5
A brief notice provides two phone numbers 3822 for delivery service or service complaints and 5524 for Central Book Store on Church Street, listing contact methods.
The King's Daughters class of St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School held a box social at the church parlors in Amherst on Thursday evening. Guests from the Young Men's and Senior Girls' classes attended. The program featured songs, talks by Lydia Herwig and Mrs. C. H Ernst, a vocal duet by Pauline Strauss and Mrs. Menz, and social activities including dart baseball. Boxes were auctioned and luncheon served to about fifty. To assign March, Mrs. Bertha Friehofer will host with Helen Roemer and Hulda Berger assisting.
The February meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union held at Mrs I E Eastman's South Main Street featured a memorial service for Francis E Willard. The program included devotional leadership by Mrs F B Eastman readings of Rainey’s dedication speech, a drift review by Miss Naomi Ruth, and a poem read by Mrs O D Fox.
The C. T. U. organization concluded its program with a closing session and served tempting refreshments by the hostess after the event.
Funeral services for the late Harvey Stang were conducted Thursday afternoon by Rev. A M Rickel of the First Evangelical Church. Mrs Ludolph Kreger and Miss Marie Lange sang three vocal duets accompanied by Mrs George Garthe. Pallbearers were relatives. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery.
The Ladies Aid Society of St Paul Lutheran church held an all day quilting session in the church parlors. They served dinner to the Noon Day Club at noon and luncheon to thirty members and one guest, Mrs Eddy, by hostess Mrs William Bechstein after the regular afternoon meeting.
Mr and Mrs Charles Redman with daughter Freda and John Werner spent Friday in Greytown to visit Mrs Henry Redman who is seriously ill.
Mrs. H. L. Plato of Park Avenue acted as hostess for a gathering of eleven members, hosting at her residence. The brief social note records a small, informal social occasion among local residents.
The Au Courant Club had three progressive card tables with Edna Beller taking high score and the first prize while Mrs A J Bauer earned second prize. Light refreshments were served at small tables by Mrs Pilato and her daughter Marjory. The club plans a meeting in two weeks with Miss Olive Beller of Spring Street.
The Eoening Bridge Club met at Mrs. Henry Hoffner’s Axtel street home on Thursday evening. Three tables played with high score trophy awarded to Mrs. John Michael, runner up Miss Helen Sabiers, and consolation to Mrs. Robert Lee. Attendees included Misses Helen and Minnie Sabiers Libbie and Martha Gerlach Helen Cameron Mrs John Michael Mrs A Kreeger Mrs Thomas Nugent the hostess and guests Mrs Ted Wiseman Mrs Robert Lee Oberlin and Miss Germaine Lahiff.
The South Amherst basketball team will play the local high school team at Public School gym Saturday evening. Amherst aims for a victory and improved standing in the neighborhood matchup.
Members of the Noon Day Club gathered at St Pauls Lutheran church parlors for a Thursday dinner served by church ladies. Sixteen people attended including Dr Smith from Pleasant View Sanitorium and M A Andrews of Larrow Mining Co. O H Baker presided as discuss ion and routine business was conducted. The next meeting will be at the same location.
Rev William Carrington of Oberlin will occupy the local Methodist pulpit Sunday morning and deliver the Lincoln Day address He will also sing a negro spiritual entitled Deep River in the service
Anthony Rolling of East Quarries entertained Group Number Two of the Holy Name Society at Saint Joseph's Catholic church Thursday evening. After the business session, cards were played and about 20 members enjoyed lunch.
Miss Edna Zabel of Elyria Avenue served as hostess to members of the Progressive Circle Number Four of the Ladies' Aid Society during a social gathering.
Thursday afternoon featured a brief business session followed by needle work and social chat at the First Evangelical church. A Washington's Birthday luncheon honored Mrs. A. M. Rickel, Mrs. George Garthe, Mrs. C. J. Springer, Miss Tena Jacobs, Mrs. Zabel, and Miss Edna Zabel with miniature hatchet favors.
Thomas Bruce Charles Ken deigh Charles Sabiers and Leo Hengen attended a joint meeting of Morgan-Dirlam Post No 8 American Legion of Wellington and the Kiwanis club in Wellington. Supper was served at 6 30 and the evening featured Legion activities with a talk by Post State Commander Paul Herbert of Columbus.
Enthusiasm grows for the Gold and Green contest sponsored by Hickory Tree Grange with the gold side ahead. Captains Ralph Hecock and George Cotton lead the gold team and will host a card party at the Grange Hall Saturday evening for members and friends. Bunco and ...
The notice announces a forthcoming event featuring other card games and refreshments. It states refreshments will be served and will be available when completed. The fragment provides no specific date venue or organizers.
Outdoor Life Association sponsors a bird house contest with prizes for winners. A meeting tonight will finalize details. All entered houses remain property of the association and will be placed on association grounds or around town. Entry blanks.
The Anherst Hospital association held its annual meeting at Town Hall in the evening. Trustees elected for the coming year were John Michael Albert Slack and W Lahiff with Slack and Lahiff re-elected.
Members of Elmer Johquom Post No 118 American Legion will meet in regular session at the legion rooms this evening. Amherst details noted on page 4.
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