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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1934
Page
6
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A cluttered Lorain Chronicle-Telegram page itemizes lost items including a brown overcoat and hat from the Owl Club, a long list of rewards for a white cat with black ears, a brindle bulldog, a 1934 Ohio license plate, a red Persian cat, and a white gold wristwatch. Also advertised are employment listings, apartment rentals, real estate, and legal notices concerning estates, public utilities, and foreclosure actions.
Gaston Bernard a 44 year old farmer was sentenced to pay 16 francs for calling his mayor a signature machine. The sentence was suspended pending good behavior.
Judge W W Brandon former Alabama governor wore whiskers and a Santa suit to visit a Christmas party for needy children sponsored by the YWCA at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa.
Community notices list services for Mrs B A Jenne at 615 Cleveland Street and Central Book Store on Church Street offering delivery service and customer assistance through listed phone numbers 3822 and 5524.
Amherst Ohio on January 3 reports multiple church group meetings at St Peter's Evangelical, St Pauls Lutheran and St Joseph Catholic, plus a New Year party by Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland. Krueck funeral rites at Baker Funeral Home featured Rev C E Schmidt officiating a service with pallbearers and burial at Cleveland street cemetery. Attendants came from Findlay Cleveland Lorain and Elyria.
The Cleveland Stone Company received a $78,000 contract to supply 116000 feet of sandstone for a CWA project in Toledo. The stone will be used as curbing along 24 miles of Canal boulevard in Toledo.
At the first meeting of the village council in 1934 four new members were sworn in by Mayor B C Stiwald who began his second term. The new members are Dr A F McQueen Dr H W Powers J B Egeland and Thomas Finnegan. J J Smythe city solicitor was instructed to draft a petition for Henry street property owners to join the village. Smythe was re employed for another two year term. Dr W G Schaefer was appointed council president. E H Mays and Earl White were re employed as police officers for 1934. Clerk Miller was told to advertise for bids to handle public funds for a year. The meeting adjourned after reports and bills.
The Parent Teacher Association program at the public school will be held in the school auditorium Monday evening with Amos L. Heer of Kent State College as speaker. The Wood Wind Choir from Oberlin Conservatory of Music will perform several selections.
St. Peter's Evangelical Church will officiate the funeral for Charles Bryant from the late home on East Main street South Amherst at 2 PM Thursday. Burial follows at Evergreen Cemetery in South Amherst.
Mathew Lawless of Church Street hosted Group 1 of the Holy Name Society at St Joseph Catholic Church on Tuesday evening. A social hour followed the business meeting and fifteen attendees enjoyed refreshments.
Mrs William Ehrman on Cleveland avenue invites Cloverleaf Club members to extend hospitality at a Friday afternoon gathering.
A healthy attendance marked the St Paul Lutheran church Men’s Club gathering in the church parlors Tuesday evening. Members covered the usual routine business and enjoyed a social hour.
A call to all former Penny Army members to rally today at La Grange was issued to stop the foreclosure sale of George Sprague farm property and chattel, scheduled at 12:30. About 100 Lorain county farmers were expected to attend to bid in the goods for a few pennies.
New London plays Wellington High School on the local basketball floor this Friday. Coach Roy McCormack is recovering from surgery and cannot give the team a final workout, making the outcome hard to predict.
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Wight invited twelve friends to their home Sunday evening to watch the old year out. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore of Oberlin, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Baylor of Brighton, and Mrs. Leona Smith and John Riley of Elyria.
Mr and Mrs Carol Wight hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Herman Wight Mr and Mrs Harry Lee Franklin Wight and Mr and Mrs John Wight of Wellington Miss Geraldine Hall of Elyria Mr and Mrs Floyd Wight of New London and Mrs Clara Pitkin and daughter Ava of LaPorte
Mr and Mrs Russell Baker and daughter Sally Sue concluded a motor trip to Florida returning Sunday evening.
Mrs Nola Peabody Miller was admitted to the Sanatorium near Amherst on Saturday. Her mother Mrs Henry Peabody of Kelly Street cares for their two children Donald and Wanda during the absence.
Steve Gott entered Falls Clinic hospital Tuesday for care and treatment. Miss Florence Smith of Clyde visits her mother Mrs. Elma Smith at Falls Clinic. Misses Margaret and Jeannette Warner returned from Orrville after New Year with brother Fred Warner and family. Wellington Farm Woman's Club meeting postponed to next week. Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mason included Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Vincent and Mrs. Lida Sheldon.
Miss Ruth Ehrman Robert Standen Foster Jenne and Bat telle Masters resume their studies at Oberlin Business College after a two weeks recess. A joint session of the Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary societies of the First Evangelical church will meet at the parsonage at 2 PM Thursday with lunch to be served by Circle 2. The Queen Esther class of the Methodist church hosts a gathering at Mrs. J B Egelund home on Spring street Friday evening with Mrs. Cecil Miler assisting.
Discharged Mrs. Weiss of Lorain. Florence and Janice Schwitzki visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Jamont in Elyria. Katherine Sipple called to Chicago for sister’s illness. A. F. Nalley and William Slack households plus Norma hosted by Dora Snyder in Havana for New Year. Oriel Stiwald visiting Elyria relatives. Roland Snyder returns to Havana after visiting grandfather Isaac Slack, Sr.
Spencer brief notes holiday visits from Mrs. Caroline Wood and Mary Wood to River Corners and many others including the Repps Browards Rowes and Eglins. Town residents travel to Akron Cleveland Medina Elyria and Ashland. Lamoreauxs move to Grant Hall. Dan Weldrich and Maude Hendricks host gatherings. Pythian Sisters card party. funeral notices for Jack Wallam and John Boice.
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