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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1934

Page

4

Local Classifieds and Public Notice Mixed Listing

A jumble of classified ads and notices includes shop services, tire sales, rental listings, room ads, and a state highway contract notice. The Ohio Department of Highways seeks bids for Lorain County road work with wage scales and a May 1 1934 completion target.

State of Ohio Department of Highways Columbus Ohio State Highway Director of Lorain County Cleveland-Sandusky Brownhelm Township State Fighway W. Merrell

South Amherst Study Hour Club Hosts New Year

Mrs. Albert Slack hosted the Study Hour Club at her home on Friday evening. Members answered roll call with New Year resolutions. Reviews covered Negro in American Civilization, Lily Mars, and poems by Tennyson. Plans were set for the annual Silver Tea on February 17.

South Amherst Albert Slack John Schaub Johnson Lily Mars Booth Tarkington H. E. Moore James Nicol Tennyson J. Ruth Katherine Hepburn Emil Ruth

New Year Watch Party At Mrs Rice Home

The Rice home hosted a New Year watch party with Miss Margaret Rice leading a program of vocal solos readings and talks. As 1933 ended Rev R C Jenson offered a scripture passage and prayer before a two course cafeteria lunch for about sixty guests.

George Rice Margaret Miss Rice R. C. Jenson

Cornerstone Laying for South Amherst Fire Station

John Niesen and Charley Ham mil laid the cornerstone Monday afternoon at 2 30 o clock with remarks by Mayor Garland and a prayer from Rev R Co Jenson. The project uses CWA labor and Cleveland Quarries sandstone donated for an attractive village building west of the Town Hall. Nearby, several Amherst residents hosted family visits and New Year gatherings as school resumed after vacation.

John Niesen Charley Hammil Garland Rev R. Co. Jenson CWA Cleveland Quarries Co

Methodist official board meeting at Mrs Gibson home

A regular meeting of the Methodist official board was held at Mrs Lodi Gibsons home Tuesday evening. Routine business was transacted with favorable reports from the secretary and treasurer. Plans were made to observe Family Sunday at the church January 14. A committee including Mrs Garfield Harris Mrs Henry Kolb and Miss Margaret Rice was appointed to make the final arrangements.

Methodist Lodi Gibson Garfield Harris Henry Kolb Margaret Rice

South Amherst Basketball Headlines Henrietta Showdown

The South Amherst team travels to Henrietta Friday evening for a top clash between undefeated squads this season. The contest promises high drama as both sides seek to extend perfect records.

South Amherst Henrietta

Feeding Children Through Church Meal Program

The Methodist Ladies Aid Society under the Relief Commission feeds undernourished school children a hot noon meal each school day in the church basement.

Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society The Relief Commission

Mrs Thompson Hosts Women's Missionary Society Meeting

Mrs Thompson welcomed members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society to her home Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs Allsop presided, readings were presented and enjoyed, and a refreshment course was served.

John Thompson Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Wm. Allsop

Visiting Relatives Mrs Emil Ruth in Findlay

Mrs Emil Ruth is spending this week with relatives in Findlay during a vacation period.

Emil Ruth Findlay

Women’s Union Elects Officers at St John’s Church

The Woman's Union of St. John's Evangelical church held its first meeting of the year Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Wm. Holzhauer presided as officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs. Wm. Holzhauer, Vice President Mrs. Jacob Aebersold, Secretary Mrs. John Mori, Treasurer Mrs. Ben Nickel. Committee chairmen named include Mrs. J. Aebersold general education Mrs. Fred Holzhauer Devotional Life Mrs. Henry Fieman Christian Stewardship Mrs. Paul Mori Missionary Education Mrs. A Flowers Christian Citizenship Mrs. Lewis Merchant Social Welfare Mrs. Harry Brucker Birthday Committee Mrs. Lewis Merchant Flower Committee Mrs. Henry Fieman and Mrs. Rosa Berger Sick Committee. Refreshments served after adjournment to 14 members and one guest Mrs. Henry Nickel.

Woman's Union of St. John's Evangelical Church Wm. Holzhauer Jacob Aebersold John Mori Ben Nickel J. Aebersold Fred Holzhauer Henry Fieman Paul Mori A. Flowers Lewis Merchant Harry Brucker Rosa Berger Albert Fazel Henry Nickel

Royal Neighbor Lodge Event At Elyria Home

Mrs Harry McKruskin hosted Royal Neighbor Lodge members at her Elyria residence Tuesday evening. A number from the area attended. Mr and Mrs John Mori and daughters Jeanne Ann and Joyce Arlene visited Wednesday at Mrs Mori’s parents Mr and Mrs Carson Fogle in Marysville.

Harry McKruskin Royal Neighbor Lodge Elyria John Mori Jeanne Ann Joyce Arlene

Mobilizing good will for collective action

A concise call emphasizes turning widespread goodwill into organized effort. It urges concerted mobilization and harnessing fellowship to achieve shared purposes. The remark frames unity as the key to effective progress and social impact.

Spencer Area Notes Week of New Year Activity

Spencer residents reunited with family visits and school resumes after holidays. Many named locals and guests from Cleveland Akron Lorain Wellington and other towns gathered for dinners trips and church and school events. Mrs Fritz passes. funeral at McCourt home with burial at Litchfield.

Lestina Fritz S. L. McCourt Sphrt

Spencer M E Church Sunday Services 1934

Louis John Quade, minister, leads Sunday with Sabbath School at 10 o'clock led by Wayne Messner. Morning worship at 11 with sermon on The Church at Philadelphia and choir music. Evening worship at 7 30 with sermon Laude-Cians and special music. Epworth League at 6 30. Boys Club Tuesday after school, Bible study Wednesday 7 30, choir rehearsal 8. W H M 5 monthly meeting Friday Jan 12.

Spencer M. E Louis John Quade Wayne Messner Philadelphia Epworth League Cians

Two to Four club hosts New Year dinner in Henrietta

The Two to Four club held its annual New Year's dinner Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Hand. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Bennett Walter Bennett and son Billy Mr. and Mrs. Adam Horn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bissell Mr. and Mrs. Duane Bates and family Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Snyder and family Mrs. Lester Husted and baby Lynn Brumby Mrs. Emma Hand Mr. and Mrs. Charles Metz ler and the hosts.

Henrietta Art D. A. Bennett Walter Bennett Billy Adam Horn Charles Bissell Duane Bates G. M. Snyder Lester Husted Lynn Brumby Emma Hand Charles Metzler Emil Burrichter Mittawanga Bernard Frazenberg Okray Oberlin Seminary John Bauman Henrietta Till Emil Launer Edward Russia Township Hattie Kreeger Pittsfield George Stick Arthur Carl Miller Harold von- Wagnen Walter Schuster Brownheim Leonard Bucks Melvin Unger Shirley Kenneth Louis Delefield Dorothy Catharine Ruth Mary Jane Norris Latteman George Latteman Birmingham Ray Brown Wallace Wood Cleveland Wallace Court Will Paul Dorcas Milan Ed Rothe James Obitts Chas. Harper Grafton King’s Herald Society George Broughton R. Emmerick Methodist Church Robert Vetter A. H. Stephen Charles Date Martha Bauman Fred Bauman Erwin Bates Elyria Willis Weincke Leonard Zunt Brownhelm Anron Kelly Clarksfield Richard Sanders Carl Becker Lou Brooks Myron Ries Charles Latteman

Surprise party honors Mrs Otto Knoble birthday anniversary

Mrs Anna Wyttenbach hosted a surprise Friday afternoon at her home for Mrs Otto Knoble with several neighbors attending. The honoree received pretty gifts and was served lunch later in the afternoon along with Mrs Knoble and other guests.

Otto Knoble Anna Wyttenbach George Mynor Donald Haigh Ed Volk Joan Bauman John Geissendoerfer Rex Lees

Social News From Brownhelm and Surrounding Towns

Sunday and New Year events across Brownhelm Birmingham and nearby communities are listed. Families hosted visitors diners and church gatherings as residents shared meals and attended services. Notable names include Bauman Emmerick Vetter Bau man Bates Bates Burden Sanders and Unger among others.

True Blue Club Meeting Postponed in Avon

Avon January 4 The True Blue Club scheduled for January 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Peak has been postponed one week. Julien Forthofer son of Mr and Mrs Joseph P Forthofer has shown some improvement after three weeks of illness. Mrs P J Gernart and daughter Doris visited Cleveland relatives. Several locals attended the Knights of Columbus installation in Elyria, including Mrs Elizabeth Forthofer and others. Delphine Linden accompanied Mrs John Emmerick of Huron to Cleveland.

Avon True Blue Club Lawrence Peak Julien Forthofer Joseph P. Forthofer P. J. Gernart Doris Clarence Krupp Cleveland C Hall Elyria Elizabeth Forthofer T. J. Reigelsberger Edith Casper Emma Weiler Mary Dechant M. A. Webber Florence Curtiss Elizabeth Kinzel Elizabeth Schafer Mary Linden A. J. Linden Delphine Linden John Emmerick Huron

Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Ed Stagg

Members of the Charm Club held a surprise birthday party for Mrs Ed Stagg on Wednesday at 1 PM. They shared a potluck dinner then played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Stagg and Mrs Vernon Frey and presented the guest with a gift.

Ed Stagg Charm Club Stagz Vernon Frey

Electric pen and pencil intrigue Leipzig fair guests

At the Leipzig Fair a new electrically illuminated pen or pencil drew light from a small lamp behind its point. The device lights the paper without shadows as it moves, and the current from a standard pocket cell powers it. A turn switch toggles the light and advances the lead. It fits easily in a pocket.

Leipzig Ph Leipziz Fair

Flowers Bloom Despite Winter Storm Off Oregon Coast

Florence residents gathered as rain lashed the coast and a fierce storm roared from the sea. Dandelions and rhododendrons, normally spring bloomers, were visible in gardens along the stormy shore.

Pacific Coast Florence Ore U.p Oregon Coast

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