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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1933
Page
2
A bustling local classified ad lists sewer work contracting by Thos. Ingleton at 410 Lodi St and plastering, interior decorating, wallpapering services, and machine shop offers. It also notes poultry stock suppliers and hatcheries in Elyria, Grafton, and surrounding areas, plus horse cattle and real estate listings.
Roberta Cavins petitions for divorce from William Cavins after more than three years of willful absence in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas Ohio Case 33259. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Roberta Quele and equitable relief with hearing after March 15 1955. Attorney Hamlin represents the plaintiff.
In Pueblo Colorado the Snyders a 64 year married couple who have lived in the same house 35 years recall their move from Red Oak Iowa to Colorado in 1576 Their first Pueblo impression was grim as they saw a horse thief hanged from a cottonwood tree Snyder 88 and his wife 94 reflect on decades in the desert city and on his earlier work as Pueblo s first telegraph operator
During the conflict Germany studied heredity and nurture of the potato and explored industrial alcohol from it, aligning its wartime strategy with potato-based solutions and using the crop as a central element of mobilization.
Community listings show contact points for news correspondent Mrs B A Jenne at 615 Cleveland St and delivery service or complaints at 3822 plus Central Book Store on Church St serving Amherst residents.
Henry Henes aged 74 died at 12 15 AM Sunday at his daughter Mrs William Mischka Pearl Street Amherst He was born in Germany and came to the U S in 1882 living in Amherst except for a period in Lorain Surviving four daughters Mrs Mischka Mrs Burst Cleveland Mrs Mackin Elyria and Mrs Henes with five sons Henry Jr Hartman Herbert Theodore and Waldimar all of Amherst one brother John Hewes Town Line Road eleven grandchildren Funeral at St Peter s Evangelical Church at 2 PM after private services at 1 30 PM at the Musenka home Rev C E Schmidt officiating
Members of the Senior and Intermediate Leagues of St. Peter's Evangelical church host a Washington Birthday event at the church parlors on Wednesday evening. A tureen supper is planned for 6 30 followed by a program and social hour. Intermediate League members will be received into membership.
Misses Stella Solak Margaret Wesbeeker and Dorothy Knotovich represented St Josephs parochial school at a Cleveland meeting in the Cleveland Hotel where Bishop Schrembs spoke on Campaign Press work of the Universe Bulletin. The party visited Terminal Tower and WHEK Broadcasting Station.
Mrs A M Schofield, who has been visiting her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs P A Becker, has returned to Cleveland and will join her son Alton. Today they left for a visit to Schulenburg Texas.
Edward Uleski admitted. R D No 2 Lorain. Mrs Alex Kovach admitted from South Amherst.
The 1930 confirmation class of St Peter’s Evangelical Church led the Intermediate League devotional on Sunday with Alice Schieferstein as leader. The program featured poems songs prayers readings and Bible passages and concluded with the promotion of five members to Senior League membership.
Rev. C. E. Schmidt of St. Peter's Evangelical church announces a series of English Lenten services each Wednesday evening starting March 1. A public exchange will occur between Rev. Schmidt and pastors from Lorain Elyria and Valley City churches Rev. Theodore Merten Rev. Ernst Trion and Rev. Edgar Wierth.
Anthony Fuhrman will host members of Group Number Three of the Holy Name society of St. Joseph's Catholic Church at his Tenney Avenue home Thursday evening.
A 1:30 Tuesday meeting at the Brownhelm Congregational church will involve county extension work. Miss Alice Bird the county extension agent will be present to demonstrate the use of farm meats.
The captains George Cotton and Richard Hecock hosted a green and gold contest card party at Hickory Tree Grange Halls on Saturday night. Bridge winners were Don Bryant Elizabeth and Clarence Gerber. 66 winners Thomas Webo and Mrs Henry Standen. bunco prize went to Mrs Henry Standen. Refreshments closed the games. A second parity is planned in two weeks.
The February business and social meeting of the Young People's League of St John's Evangelical Church will be held at the church parlors Thursday evening.
A get together party will be held in the assembly room at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening. Elmer Johnson Post members will entertain legion members and their wives and Legion Auxiliary members and their husbands. The evening will feature social activities and refreshments.
A special service at the Congregational church tonight marks ordination for A R Stowell associate pastor who will receive a master’s in philosophy. He studied at Chicago University and Oberlin School of Theology. Dr Brown preaches, Dr Van der Pyle gives the charge, both from Oberlin. Mary Martha choir provides music. Public invited. A council meeting and 6:50 tureen supper for members and visitors follow at church parlors.
Mr and Mrs B A Jenne of Cleveland avenue honored their son Bur ton with a six o clock dinner Sunday night for his 14th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs O J Brown Mr and John Garland their daughter Jane of Elyria Mr and Mrs Joseph Heathcote of South Amherst and the hosts and their sons Foster and Bur ton.
There will be no session Wednesday morning due to a public school holiday. On Tuesday morning eighth graders will attend an illustrated lecture by Prof. E Capps of Oberlin on the archaeology of the Bible land at St Peters Evangelical Sunday School rooms at 1045.
The First Evangelical church announces a cottage prayer meeting at the church parlors Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The church orchestra will rehearse at the Manse Thursday at 6 30 p m and the choir at 7 30 p m.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of St. Joseph's Catholic church hosts a pre-Lenten party at the school hall this evening.
Members of Circle Three of the Ladies Aid Society sponsor a Washington tea at the church parlor Wednesday at two. A fine program and refreshments will be featured. Guest day observed. each member may bring a guest.
A church will hold services at 7 30 p m on Wednesday evening in the church parlor with attendees invited to attend in person and observe the scheduled program.
The February meeting of St. Peter's Evangelical church council was postponed from Wednesday to Monday evening February 27 due to other activities.
Mrs James Miller and Mrs Mayme Blum will host the Ladies Society gathering at the Congregational church parlors on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Amelia Deuschle remains confined to home on Lincoln Street due to illness. Several Amherst area residents hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs William Slack and daughter Norma with Mrs Dora Snyder in Havana Ohio. Attendees include Miss Lois Stinard at a Western Reserve Oberlin game and several Oberlin Amherst Elyria Cleveland visitors over the weekend.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of St Mary's Church held a Valentine party at the school on Thursday evening with large attendance. Bunco provided the main entertainment, Miss Clara Baudauf winning high score. Valentines exchange and light refreshments followed.
Judge Alva R. Corlett of Cleveland will speak at the P T A meeting on Tuesday evening February 21. His topic is The Tragedies and Comedies of a Day in Court. Miss Rena Titus Avon Lake will sing several solos. A juvenile musical program will be given. Mrs. E. W. Beidler, president, will open the meeting at 8 PM.
EBKLAIN Club members and guests spent Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harold Smith enjoying several bridge games. Guests Mrs Carl Schafer Mrs Ed Stagg and Mrs Lloyd Wearsch did well in the contests. Mrs Stagg invited the group to meet at her home in two weeks.
Funeral services for Frank Eberling were held at Holy Trinity Church with Rev. Leo Worth officiating. Eberling died after a lingering illness Wednesday night at Mariani Hospital in Cleveland and was buried in Holy Trinity cemetery.
Funeral services for Betty Mae Sagert ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs August Sagert of Jackson attended Sunday at the Congregational church with Rev F E Eastman officiating. Miss Margaret Newsberry and Mrs Franke Radde sang vocal duets. Pall bearers were four uncles. Burial followed at Crownhill cemetery.
P. McGarvey, previously confined at Pleasant View Sanatorium, was moved to his Lincoln street home. His condition remains unchanged.
Members of Circle Number One of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Evangelical Church will be entertained at the home of Mrs Conrad Zilch on Park Avenue Thursday afternoon.
Avon Lake announces the comedy Money Mad staged by the PTA at the Hi School on February 27 and 28. Miss Rena Titus is general chairman with about 150 locals in the cast. Special chorus numbers by Hi School girls, community singers in a Minstrel Revue, and a large Flower Show featuring prominent local business and professional men.
Rev William Carrington, who completed studies at Oberlin Theological Seminary, preached Sunday morning on the topic Going Forward to a large congregation. He also sang Deep River and Hold Thou My Hand and expects to return South to assume a charge.
Group Number Four of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Catholic church meets this evening with Albert Bodmann of Milan Avenue.
Members of the Eagle auxiliary will meet in regular session at the Eagle Hall Thursday evening.
The M. E. Official Board conducts its monthly gathering as church leaders review programs and decisions shaping the Methodist congregation. Members discuss church affairs, plans, and community outreach during the session.
Mrs. Wm. Franklin hosted the Afternoon Bridge Club at Forest Hill Drive on Wednesday. Prizes went to Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Eugene Herman, and Mrs. Hugh Kane with special prizes for Mrs. Curtis Duff and Nino Dunning. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Bertha Derringer hosted the Avon Lake Sewing Society at her home on Thursday. Members enjoyed a chicken dinner followed by quilting as the afternoon pastime.
The Girl Scouts met Friday afternoon for their regular meeting. Each troop gave a First Aid Demonstration. Signaling was practiced. Games were played. They will meet again next Friday.
The regular meeting of the PT A will be held Tuesday evening at the school auditorium. Miss Ellis of Lorain will give a short talk. Wallard Watchler of Cleveland will perform a tuba selection and Ellene Post will give readings.
Avon Lake played Penfield Friday with the girls tying 15 all at halftime and finishing 15-15 in the score battle while the boys fell 27 to 30 to Penfield. Penfield edged Avon Lake in a tight roadside matchup.
Independence hosts Mr and Mrs Harry Christ as Thursday guests. Ed Osterland and daughter Betty visit George Osterland and family in Willoughby. A Meredith James Kilpatrick and Lynn Ward from Lorain drop by the Wm Schumaker home. Mrs Ralph Hubert hosts Holy Trinity Avon sewing circle on Nagle road.
Garry C Myers considers parental guidance and the legacy left for children. He recalls his father teaching to do right work hard and care for what we have, and urges modern parents to model independence, affection, and steadfast values for future generations.
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