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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1933
Page
2
The Lorain County Chronicle-Telegram lists cash ad rates per line per day with a 25 cent minimum, details discounts for cash placements, and contract rates on request. Policies include deadlines, error rectifications, and limits on liability for incorrect or telephone ads.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness messages flowers and bereavement support after the loss of a son and brother. The page lists advertisements for greeting cards printing home sewing services hatcheries farms livestock and miscellaneous local notices including legal notices and a divorce case with probate filings.
Rev. CC EL Schmidt announces a series of Lenten services at Peter's Evangelical church with Schmidt leading alternate services and county pastors guiding others. Topics include To What Purpose This Wastes with meditative music by senior and junior choirs and an Oberlin Acapella program. Other churches host German and English services on Wednesdays and Fridays.
The weekly prayer gathering will be at Mr and Mrs John Crolls South Amherst road on Wednesday at 730 pm. An all day session of Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies is planned for Thursday at the church parlors with luncheon served.
The weekly Young People meeting at First Evangelical church met Sunday evening at Mrs. Katherine Kolbe's Middle Ridge home with Miss Hulda Kuhn leading. A lively discussion focused on the topic Missions.
A large delegation from Lorain county Evangelical churches will attend the quarterly inspirational and social rally at the First Evangelical church Tuesday evening. Rev. F. E. Eastman will discuss northern missionary work with stere-opticon slides. A devotion period precedes the talk, followed by games and refreshments starting at 7 30 P M.
Local residents gathered at the Masonic Hall in Lorain for the Jackson Day banquet Saturday evening. Notable attendees included Mayor and Mrs. E C Stiwald, Mr and Mrs A G Stiwald, Mr and Mrs Michael Schaeffer, Mr and Mrs Frank Lapp, Mr and Mrs Clair Stiwald, Mr and Mrs Earl Schaefer, Mr and Mrs Mathew Lawless, Atty Jd Smythe, Nelson Pipp ert, and Herman Beesing.
Lorain county fans will see the House of David quintet from Michigan play the Nabakowski Roofers Tuesday night at the local school gym. The bearded team, composed of former college players, draws large crowds. Nabakowski’s squad, boosted by Gormley’s return, plans a strong defense.
The council of St Peter's Evangelical Church will meet in the church parlors at eight this evening. The February meeting of teachers and officers of the Sunday School is at 7 50. A brief business session will be followed by a discussion led by Rev Schmidt. A good attendance is desired.
A card party and dance will be held at St Josephs school hall Tuesday evening. Sponsored by Holy Name Society and Young Ladies Sodality. The event features bridge five hundred and a featured attraction listed as sixty six.
Wickery Tree Grange will hold a regular session at the Grange Hall Milan avenue Tuesday evening. A lecturer led program follows with a playlet The Making of the Flag a trombone solo by Wanda Hecock a George Washington reading by Naomi Ruth and Juvenile Grange orchestra selections. Lunch after the program served by committee chair Mrs Crosby with Mrs Cotton and Mrs Dute assisting.
Mrs DL Shaffer of Middle Street will host Circle Number Three of St Ann s Society at St Joseph s Catholic Church this evening.
Community missionary organizations observe World Day of Prayer with a 2 PM program at the Congregational church. Main speaker is Mrs. Gertrude Cheney Pye of Oberlin, a returned China missionary. Women from South Amherst Brownhelm and South Ridge churches invited.
The Queen Esther class of the Methodist Sunday School led by Mrs. R C Jensen will be entertained Friday evening by Mrs. Jennie Coburn and Mrs. Leonard Wragg at Mrs. Coburn's home on Church street.
The Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical church schedules a Lenten service followed by a business meeting Wednesday evening. Members are urged to attend both events.
Following the lodge meeting the Eagles will host a public smoker at Earle hall. Sixty six and seven up will be featured. Door prizes will be awarded and refreshments served.
Mrs Mary Dosvle will welcome members of Circle Number One of St Ann’s society of St Joseph Catholic church at her home on Elyria avenue this evening.
The regular meeting of the Mite society of the Methodist church will be held in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon with quilting on the agenda.
Walter Holstein and Mrs Blanche Lehman are the jurors summoned for service in the common pleas court and started their duties today.
The Amherst Athletic Club sponsors a hop at Eagle Hall Tuesday night. Music will be provided by Floyd Heys and his band.
St. Joseph's Catholic church group Four of the Holy Name Society will entertain the Young Ladies Sodality at a pre-Lenten party in the school hall this evening.
Mrs. Joseph Zorbor nia admitted. Births: a navy girl born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Zorbornia in South Amherst.
Rev. R. C. Jensen of the Methodist church announces a weekly Wednesday service during the Lenten season featuring song prayer and study to lay ahead.
The March meeting of the Philatheia Bible class of St Peter's Evangelical Sunday School will be held in the church parlors Thursday evening. A social hour will follow the business session and lunch will be served by a committee.
Rev and Mrs F E Eastman report their son Richard has returned home Saturday evening after a several days visit with Mr and Mrs Ergent Eastman in Whiting Indiana.
John Fleming of Ohio State University Columbus spent the week-end at his home on Cleveland avenue. Miss Thora Jensen of Eric Pa spent the week-end with her brother and wife Rev and Mrs R C Jensen. Mrs Lucy Roemer and daughter Helen were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A L Hall Lakewood. Miss Courance Sausaman and Miss Margaret Kovach were Lorain visitors Saturday. Misses Myrtle Franklin and Rose Grobe attended the tournament at Berea Saturday.
A scattered OCR puzzle with numbered clues across multiple categories. It lists definitions for words, names, and terms such as a dance step, capital of Alaska, a stringed instrument, and various abbreviations, aiming to fill a themed crossword or word game.
Miss Lois Stiwald spent Saturday in Elyria. Miss Mabel Arndt of Cleveland was a weekend guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Arndt on Spring Street. Miss Hazel Ann Ruch visited relatives at Avon Lake. C Tyson of Lorsin visited Amherst relatives Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Adam Schroeder and daughter Betty Lou were Lorain visitors Saturday afternoon. Ed Mays local police officer is reported about his home on Park Avenue. Mr and Mrs William Beringer and family of Cleveland were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs C J Seeley on Cleveland Avenue. Mr and Mrs A B Natley returned home after spending several days with the latter's sister Mrs Dera Snyder of Havana. Mrs Carl Reuner on Sprig Street, who has been seriously ill, is reported slightly improved. Myrv and Mrs A G Stiwald were recent guests of Mr and Mrs A L Holl in Lakewood.
Seattle opens a new large modern hospital with Puget Sound views and snow capped mountains. Each bed has a private audio unit and radio pillow. Private dining rooms, a large cafeteria, and a patient dining room are available. The facility includes its own power plant laundry hydrotherapy physiotherapy and A-ray departments.
Indianapolis resident Morris Trasnow discovered an egg without a yolk during breakfast preparations on February 27. The unusual find prompted no injuries or further action.
Describes a dark brown headed bird of prey with white wings and breast that hunts fish using its talons and is found in diverse regions.
An ad sample outlines Farm Land Week March 13 to 18 with guidance on what to include. It stresses listing location size soil type crops buildings stock and equipment terms and contact details. The guidance urges clear facts and attractive presentation to boost sales.
A special spring Farm Listing Catalogue will publish all farms for sale during Farm Buying Week March 13 to 18. Free distribution to prospective buyers. limited supply. Include your farm in the directory for future reference and ordering details from the Want Ad Dept of The Chronicle-Telegram.
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