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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
14
Chronicle-Telegram notes contact numbers for local services including delivery and complaints. Listings include Mrs B A Jenne and the Central Book Store on Church Street with other Amherst area phone references.
The Philathea Bible class of St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church meets in the church parlors for a business session and an old fashioned spell down. Circle 2 of St. Ann's at St. Joseph Church gathers at Mrs. Mary Brucke's Lincoln Street home. A parish choir rehearsal convenes at the church parsonage at 7 30 P. M. The Methodist Church Mite Society hosts a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. I G Maxwell's Park Avenue home with business, social hour and flinch, honoring Mrs. Eva Hearn as refreshments follow for 12 attendees.
The regular meeting of Jessa mine Lodge Daughters of Scotland was held at the Odd Fellow bath. Plans were made for a public card party on Wednesday January 16 with the business meeting to be dispensed with and play set to begin at eight o'clock featuring bridge five hundred and bunco.
The event featured Luoch as a highlight and prizes in all games. Following the business session a tureen supper for 40 was served at a long table with a red and white motif. A social hour, gift exchange, and games of bridge and banco completed the evening.
The January meeting at the church parlors was led by new president Walter Schulz. Members discussed the annual Father Son banquet set for February 13 with a program and supper by the ladies. Frederick Berger was elected treasurer as plans for the year were reviewed.
Members of the Dubel Deck were entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. A Zilinski on Sunnyside Road. Bridge served as the main diversion and conversation covered local happenings.
After several games dainty refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. H Short, Mrs Walter Schulz, Mrs Frederica Berger, the Misses Helen Roemer, Edith and Hulda Berger, Frances Sablers, Emma Dreschler and the hostess.
The note lists Bluffton College students who returned after holiday recess. In Amherst are Miss Margaret Berger Miss Mary Nord Joe Beres George Cox Jr and Allen Schroeder. Milton Nabakowski returns to Washington DC to resume studies at George Washington University with his parents Mr and Mrs August Nabakowski of East Street.
The practice for the annual inspection scheduled for Friday afternoon has been postponed to Wednesday January 9 due to illness among several members.
Mrs A Lauer of East Martin Street extends hospitality to Cloverleaf Club members and invites all to attend Friday afternoon at her residence.
The Sunday School board of the First Evangelical church met after the prayer service Wednesday evening to discuss plans for the coming year.
The A. and E. Club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. John M Alten in Avon on January 3 for a Pedro pastime event. Prizes went to Mrs. Kuchenrither Harold Stang Mrs. Frank Boylan of Elyria and Mrs. Clyde McAllister of Sheffield. A two course luncheon followed. The next meeting will be at Miss Katherine Schneider's home in Elyria.
The Progressive Class of the Vincent Sunday School met Thursday evening at Rev. and Mrs. Ryan's home. After a social hour, ice cream and cake were served.
Christmas and New Year activities span Rev. and Mrs. Ryan’s home with Kenneth Rush from La Grange visiting grandparents. Numerous visits, dances, and dinners occur among Elyria Lorain and Cleveland residents, including Shrewsbury neighbors, church groups, and extended family gatherings across La Grange Chicago Port Jarvis Elyria Lorain Harland Vennersville.
A January 3 blaze in Felicity Ohio caused about 60 900 in damage to half a city block. Firefighters from Felicity and Bethel controlled the fire discovered at 1 AM by Natty Rudman operator of an oil station.
South Amherst Jan. 3 regular meeting of the Royal Neighbor Lodge will be hosted by Mrs August Siess with her daughter as assisting hostess. Officers for the coming year to be installed include oracle Ann Gainok vice oracle Mabel Anderson past oracle Margaret Schneider recorder Calista Corbett receiver Esther Witt chancellor Anna Martina marshal Lulu Slack assistant marshal Martha Nickel inner sentinel Anna Nalley outer sentinel Mary Vesie flag bearer Lucy Barnhart faith Phyllis Brill courage Elsie Farey generosity Anna MeKruski modesty Myrtle Bailey endurance Dorothy Ammenhauser musician Lottie Jones.
A league basketball game is set for Friday night at the local gym with South Amherst hosting Eaton. The public is invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs Robert Gorr are the parents of a son born at their East Main street home Sunday. The announcement notes the new arrival and family details.
Mr and Mrs Paul Mori and family returned home after visiting friends in Emporium Pennsylvania. Mrs Garfield Harris at Gaston Road is reported improved. Mr and Mrs Harold Green of Lorain visited the Harmon Mathas over the weekend. South Ambheist school opened Wednesday after a ten day holiday break. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting has been postponed to next week.
The Christmas vacation featured visits at the Barr residence and at the Walker home. Guests included Albert Walker and Howard Walker families, Arthur Hudson of Avon Lake, Harold Smith and family of Avon, Lewis Klinect and family of Belden, Lenard Clawson and son Glen of Lorain, and Rev. and Mrs. Ryan visiting the Whites in Vincent on New Year’s Day.
The Y Indus Club met at the Y M C A to discuss armament topics. Roy Brunger led the program and plans were made for a theatre party for members and their feminine friends next Tuesday and a stag party on January 2.
Washington January 3 Ohio secured two representatives on the House Ways and Means committee the leading legislative group. The Democratic caucus elected Rep A P Lamneck of Columbus and Rep Eastified Juin to fill one of seven vacancies Lamneck had the backing of Ohio's Democratic delegation and its second member Rep
Ironton Republican Thomas Jenkins, appointed to the communities last session, secures a seat in the new Congress amid party renomination and reassignment of duties.
A local science exhibit brings global knowledge indoors, presenting international ideas, cultures, and discoveries to residents without leaving the city. Demonstrations showcase diverse topics from oceanography to astronomy, inviting community engagement and learning.
Dr James Taylor Nitts Si a longtime physician at Gnadenhutten died yesterday at his Gilmore home south of New Philadelphia Ohio He spent half a century in medical service and was noted for his dedication to liberty and law outlook.
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