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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1933
Page
2
Classifieds detail cash ad rates and policies, card of thanks, lost items, wanted help, and numerous sale and notice items. Entries include coal ads, real estate auctions, and sheriff sales with dates and locations. Entities include Chronicle Telegram, Elyria, Lorain County, and multiple names.
Case 32942 lists Elyria Savings and Trust Company as plaintiff seeking foreclosure of real estate in Carlisle Township Lorain County. The sale is set for March 18, 1933 at 10:00 AM at the north door of the Court House in Elyria. Real property described with boundaries along West Ridge Road and original Carlisle Township Section No. 1. Includes right of way exception for Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company.
The First Evangelical church group meets at Mrs. Katherine Kolbe’s Middle Ridge home at 6 30 led by Miss Hulda Kuhn on the topic Missions. Epworth League at the Methodist church gathers at 6 30 with Sylvester Dute speaking on The Right Use of Money. The Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational church also holds a 6 30 devotional at the church.
The Amherst Ridgeville contest postponed from last night will be played next Wednesday at the Public School gymnasium. It will be the final league game of the season.
William Springer Edward Baumert Earl Schaeffer and Clarence Brucker were among Elyria residents who joined a group to attend the entertainment presented by the boys at the Grafton prison farm Thursday evening.
The Hickory Tree Grange will meet at the Grange hall on Milan avenue Tuesday evening. After business, a program includes a trombone solo by Wanda Hecock, a reading on George Washington by Naomi Bach, flag pageant by the Juvenile Grange orchestra, and refreshments served by Mrs. John Crosby chairing with Mrs George Cotton and Mrs Nelson Date. In Elyria, Mrs Michael Schaeffer Mrs Myra Stiwald and Miss Tena Jacobs attended a Relief Corps party at the I O O F hall hosted by the Richard Allen Corps with dinner and program.
Miss Virginia Cooper of North Ridge Road welcomed members of the Congregational Sunday School Good Deeds class Friday evening. The gathering began with a brief business session, followed by a social hour, and dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.
Rev. H. Abram of St Pauls Lutheran will lead special Lenten services starting next Wednesday evening with a German service. Friday evenings feature English services beginning at 7 30 p m.
Mrs. E. C. Stiwald Mrs. Michael Schaeffer and Miss Grace Schaef fer attended a tea at Mrs. J. Conway’s Elyria home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Luetta Peabody- McGruger state organizer of Women's Clubs was present and helped organize the Lorain County Ladies' Democratic Club.
Sheriff Lorain County Ohio announces legal actions with D B Symons attorney list. dates shown include February 4 11 18 25 and March 4 for notices and proceedings.
Amherst fire department responded to a blaze at a barn owned by Mrs. John Bodmann on Milan Avenue on Friday afternoon. Sparks from a bonfire reportedly set the shingled roof, with damage estimated at about twenty dollars.
Rev. R. C. Jensen of the local Methodist church will discuss another in a series of mountain top experiences Sunday morning. His topic is Mr. Carmel, If God Be God, Follow him.
The Amherst Athletic Club plans weekly dances with the first event set for Tuesday evening February 28 in the Eagles hall. Music will be provided by Floyd Heys and his band.
Rev. A. M. Rickel will give his final sermon in the series on the church Sunday at 10 30 a m He will discuss What Protestants Believe The choir will sing the anthem Thou Art Very Great by Lorenz Services begin at 10 30 a m
Mr and Mrs Henry Wesbecher of Spring Street arrived home Friday after a six weeks trip through Florida bringing back souvenirs and stories of their travels for neighbors and friends.
Members of the Avenue Club gathered at Mrs. Robert Allsop's home on Leonard Street in South Amherst for a meeting led by president Mrs. H G Battenhouse. Luncheon followed at small tables with ten named Amherst members and the hostess. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening March 14 at Mrs. Howard Dulonges on West Main Street.
Amelia and James Hart Lorain and J J Buck Oberlin visited Amherst Friday. John Gallagher and Kath erine Casey Brooklyn were guests of Mrs Jeanie McGarvey Lincoln Street. Earl Schaeffer and daughter Catherine returned from Cleveland trip. Lawrence O'Brien and son from Cleveland visited McGarvey. Emma Brown Harvey Andrews Elyria mothers visited. Murky segments show multiple local visitors and hosts in Amherst area.
A historical ad style guide urges detailing all essential farm land selling facts. It covers location size soil, buildings, equipment, transport, reason for selling, prices and terms to maximize appeal. The outline stresses complete, facts driven information.
Farm Land Act orders for Farm Buying Week March 13 18 will be published in a spring Farm Listing Catalogue free to buyers. Catalogue offers a complete directory of farms for sale and trade and remains a reference for buyers. Submit your order for ads to run six days starting March 13 with cash payment enclosed.
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