Card of Thanks and Local Advertisements
We express gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness and bereavement of our daughter and sister. Thanks to Rev J L Quade and Mrs G H Garwood for comforting words and songs. Also thanks to Mason Powers for service. Mary Curtice J E Curtice and family G T Shepherd family. Interior Decorating Jacksons Wallpaper and Paint Store 1212c roll phone 2963. Grafton Tires and Eldotread Tire and Supply advertise tires and a machine shop led by Jake Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Quade
G. H. Garwood
Mason Powers
Mary Curtice
J. E. Curtice
G. T. Shepherd
Local Hatchery Expands To Meet Demand For Leghorns
Blue Creek Hatchery in Lorain County began incubator operations amid heavy demand for high quality layers. They offer 90 percent livability guarantee, blood-tested stock, and expanded facilities after remodeling. Eggs from White Rock Barred Rock and Rhode Island Red varieties sourced from state-certified flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Blue Creek
Rhode Island
Avon Lake Church Holds Annual Supper and 1923 Officers
The First Congregational church in Avon Lake hosted its annual supper and meeting on Wednesday night. Rev. J. Hoyt served as pastor while a long list of officers and committee members was announced for 1923 including clerk Mrs. Mabel Hunter treasurer F W Lott auditor H B Drake and numerous deacons deaconesses and committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
First Congregational Church
Oscar Kubach
J. Hoyt
Mabel Hunter
F. W. Lott
H. B. Drake
Granville Dunlap
Joseph Shirley
Lucy Mawhby
M. Bloomfield
P. Taylor
G. Holmes
H. Drake
Beard
J. I. Oppelt
L. G. Heider
John Terveen
Lucy Mawby
Wayne Black
P T A Meeting Set With Cleveland Professor Speaker
Parents teachers association plans a Tuesday January 17 meeting. Professor H H Cully from Cleveland will speak on Adolescent Recreation.
County Health Doctor Immunizing Kids At Oberlin School
County health department doctor will visit Oberlin School next Tuesday to immunize children under 10 against diphtheria. Written parental consent is requested for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
1 O'clock Luncheon Miss Genevieve Shok of Sher
A social note describes Miss Genevieve Shok of Sher attending a 1 o'clock luncheon. The fragment mentions her name and place but lacks further context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Shok of
Sher
Lorain Circle 5 Luncheon Highlights Prizes Won
A one o clock luncheon hosted for Circle No. 5 of St. Anthony s church in Lorain featured a $5000 play with prizes claimed by Mrs. C Krakow Mrs J No votny and Mrs Frank Simons. Two weeks hence Mrs Jacob Stander will host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
St. Anthony’s Church
Lorain
C. Krakow
J. Novotny
Frank Simons
Jacob Stander
Luncheon Honors Niece of Mrs George Bay
Mrs Ben Fry hosted a one oclock luncheon for 20 guests on Lear road honoring her niece Mrs George Bay Luella Hassell. Decorations featured pink and white with a carnation centerpiece. Prizes went to Mrs Bob Schuelzier Mrs Ed Schafer and Miss Jean Plent. Out of town guests included Mrs Lawrence Hassell Mrs George Bay Chardon Mrs Otto Plent and daughter Jean Mrs E Lear Mrs Elizabeth Vocha Lakewood Ms Ed Schafer Cleveland and Ms Clyde Stokes Dover. The honored guest received many pretty gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Fry
Lear Road
George Bay
Luella Hassell
Bob Schuelzier
Ed. Schafer
Jean Plent
Lawrence Hassell
Chardon
Otto Plent
Jean
E. Lear
Elizabeth Vocha
Lakewood
Ed Schafer
Cleveland
Clyde Stokes
Dover
Party for Children and Mothers at Congregational Church
Mrs C Tobey and Miss Ruth Lentz hosted a Thursday party in the Congregational church basement for 27 pre school children and 20 adults from 1 30 to 4 00 pm. Pink and white decorations, candy candle favors, ice cream cookies and popcorn balls. Mrs Wayne Black sang four songs and Mrs Bishop spoke. games kept the youngsters busy. the mother with the youngest baby received a gift, won by Mrs Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Tobey
Ruth Lentz
Congregational Church
Wayne Black
Bishop
Bates
Schu maker couple at Lorain party hosted by Mrs. Meredith
Mr and Mrs William Schumaker attended a social gathering Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Augusta Meredith in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schumaker
Augusta Meredith
Lorain
Bridge Club Hosts and Honors At Center Road Home
Mrs I J King of Center road hosted a bridge club gathering Wednesday evening. Honors went to Miss Lorena Bilman Mrs I King and Miss Myra Ladrack. In two weeks Miss Grace Klin hans will host at the home of Mr and Mrs J L Oppelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
I. J. King
Center Road
Lorena Bilman
I. King
Myra Ladrack
Grace Klinhans
J. L. Oppelt
Local School Briefs Highlight Staff and Visitors
Miss Mabel Wade county school nurse and Miss Marian Sponseller music director were at the school Thursday. Mrs. Arthur Theisen Lorain shopper Monday. Jacob Stauder and grandson Ralph attended a Lorain movie Thursday. Roy Moore Sandusky visiting town. Miss Betty Haydon out of school sick. Ann Cantor and Ed Frey of Murray Ridge were Thursday evening guests of Miss Mabel Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Wade
Marian Sponseller
Hazel Walker
Lake Road
Arthur Hudson
Harry Crandall
Clarksfield
Arthur Theisen
Jacob Stauder
Ralph Stauder
Lorain
Howard Walker
Walker Road
Ben Frye
Learroad
L. Hassell
Chardon
Roy Moore
Sandusky
Betty Haydon
Ann Cantor
Ed Frey
Murray Ridge
Mabel Taylor
Oakwood Drive
Self devotion as the essence of human life
The quote asserts the core human instinct is not self preservation but self devotion that leads to readiness for self sacrifice. It emphasizes inner impulse guiding people toward meaningful, altruistic acts beyond mere survival.
Outdoor Life Association Holds Annual Meeting in Amherst
The Outdoor Life Association met at Amherst Town Hall to review a debt free balance sheet of 221 and honor president August Nabakowski who was unable to attend due to injuries. The group amended the constitution shifting year end to June 30, delaying officer elections to July 1, and re-electing trustees for six months. A school dance fundraiser was planned with Leroy Rahl's Revellers performing. Tax collection proceeds and deadlines were noted to aid the distressed village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
The
Outdoor Life Association
August Nabakowski
J. A. Daniels
Rev. Eastman
F. I. Hubbard
Fish and Game
J. H. Shibley
E. H. Mays
James Daniels
Charles Miller Waters
O. N. Mowery
A. R. Tolhurst
W. G. Nord
Lorain County Council of American Legion Meet in Elyria
Lorain County Council of American Legion prepares to convene in Elyria this evening with several local post members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Good Fellowship Class Meeting at Park Avenue Home
Members of the Good Fellowship Class of the First Evangelical Church and their teacher Henry Miller met at Robert Zilch's Park Avenue home Thursday evening. After a brief business session a social hour was featured and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Fellowship
First Evangelical Church
Henry Miller
Robert Zilch
Park Avenue
Admissions: William Hot Birmingham Fractured Leg
William Hot of Birmingham sustains a fractured leg. Edith Nesbitt of R F D No 2 Lorain and Mrs Louis Mitchell of South Amherst are listed with admission notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hot
Birmingham
Edith Nesbitt
Lorain
Louis Mitchell
South Amherst
Women of local churches hold Lorain County Federation meeting
Ladies from St. Peter's and St. John's Evangelical churches joined 88 members from Amherst South Amherst Elyria Lorain and Valley City at the Emmanuel Evangelical church in Valley City for a winter session. Dr Gekeler of The Christian World spoke on Women as Workers of the Early Church and Women’s Work in the Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
St. John’s
the Christian World
the Reformed Church
A. C. Kreeger
Amherst
Em Manuel
P. Hobill
Elyria
Karl G. Rau
Valley City
Edward Dumont
Lorain
O. A. Pokorney
Detroit
Mich
Gekeler
The
Reformed Church
South Amherst
Edgar Wierth
Local Congregational and Methodist Sunday School Orchestras to Give Concert
Combined orchestras from the Congregational and Belyria Methodist Sunday Schools present a 7:30 concert at the local Congregational church next Sunday. The program features several ensemble numbers and solo performances including trombone by Douglas Harris piano by Maurice Weisbrod flute by Edward Bembower violin by Mildred Brevoort vocal by Robert Moore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School
Belyria Methodist Sunday School
Douglas Harris
Maurice Weisbrod
Edward Bembower
Hollis Whitmore
Mildred Brevoort
Robert Moore
Young Peoples Rally Planned by Local Evangelical Churches
A rally of young members from Evangelical churches in Amherst Lorain Brownhelm Henrietta and South Ridge comes to the First Evangelical church this evening. A program precedes a social hour in the latter part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Lorain
Brownhelm
Henrietta
South Ridge
First Evangelical
Student Council Plans Dance at Local High School
All members of the Student Council gathered in the school library to map out a dance event.
Hostess to Needle Craft Club Welcomes Members
Mrs. J. ONeill hosted the Needle craft Club at her Park avenue home on Thursday afternoon. The gathering was social with a luncheon at 4 30 served at small tables featuring a green and red motif. Eight members and one guest, Mrs. Charles Cheesman of Elyria, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O'Neill
Needlecraft Club
Park Avenue
Charles Cheesman
Elyria
Amherst Residents Attend Valley City Federation Meeting
Those from Amherst who attended the Federation meeting at Valley City on Thursday included Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Schmidt, plus several named Amherst residents. From South Amherst the group listed Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schneider and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Federation
Valley City
C. E. Schmidt
Lucy Roemer
CC. Kern
Alvin Brown
John Wiegand
Harry Wolfe
Amelia Deuschle
A. C. Kreeger
Conrad Mulder
Christ Wilker
John Brucker
Albert Witte
Chas. Mathes
South Amherst
Walter Schneider
Ernst Schneider
Albert Schneider
Amherst at Medina in league clash after vacation
Amherst High resumes play at Medina tonight in a league game. Medina has been a tough opponent in prior meetings, promising a hard fought battle for the local quintet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Medina
Amherst High
Eagles' Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting at F. C. E. Hall
The Eagles' Auxiliary met at F. C. E. Hall on Thursday evening. After routine business members of the drill team conducted a practice session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
F. C. E. Hall
Rebekah Lodge Members Gather for Evening Meeting
Members of the Rebekah Lodge will hold a regular session tonight at the I O O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Choir Rehearsal At St Peter's Church Tonight
The regular choir rehearsal at St. Peter's Evangelical Church begins at 7 30 PM under the direction of F. C. Moore from Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
F. C. Moore
Oberlin
Local Social Visitors Share Time Across Regions
Mrs. Charles Cheesman of Elyria spent Thursday with Mrs. Myron Martin in Rey and Mrs. C E B Schmidt visited Valley City friends. Mrs. Abby Dressler is seriously ill at home in South. Mrs. George Schieferstein Sr. visited Elyria relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kane of Cleveland, with Amherst relatives. Mrs. John Heathcote has been with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Winson, Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cheesman
Elyria
Myron Martin
Rey
C. EB. Schmidt
Valley City
Abby Dressler
South Amherst
George Schieferstein Sr
Frank Kane
Cleveland
Amherst
John
Heathcote
Wm. Winson
Church Announcements at St Frere Evangelical
St Frere Evangelical church led by Rev E Schmidt lists the May schedule with 9 30 am School 10 30 am Worship and 6 30 pm Intermediate League offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Frere Evangelical Church
E. Schmidt
Ray Congregational Church Schedule and Concert
The Congregational church led by Pastor F E Eastman invites congregants to church school at 9 45 worship at 10 45 and evening service at 6 30 An Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society meeting follows at 7 30 A concert features combined orchestras from the local church and Elyria M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ray
F. E. Eastman
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Elyria M. E
First Evangelical Church Service Schedule
Rev A M Rickel presides at worship with Crucible service at 6 30 pm Church School at 9 15 am and Young People group to follow at First Evangelical Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
A. M. Rickel
Methodist Church Services and Schedule
Rev. R. C. Jensen leads Church School at 9 45 during worship at 11 00. A Crucible service is set for 6 30 with Epworth League activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
R. C. Jensen
Epworth League
St Paul Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Rev Henry Abram leads St Paul Lutheran church with a 9:00 Church School, 10:00 English service and 11:00 German service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Henry Abram
St. Joseph’s Church Mass Schedule Noted
St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church with Rev. Fr. Hischen as pastor posts Mass times including an 8:00 a m Low Mass and a 10:00 a m High Mass for parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church
Hischen
Sorosis Club hears export man Paul Malenchini on Russia today
Paul Malenchini, export manager of Thew Shovel Company, spoke at the Sorosis Club’s first meeting of the year held at Mrs. Harry Michael’s home on South Main Street. He described his varied experiences in Russia and critiqued the Five Year Plan while noting Soviet government achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Paul Malenchini
Thew Shovel Company
Harry Michael
South Main Street
Russia
Amherst group hears lecture on Soviet life and reforms
A local meeting featured Paul Malenchini detailing Soviet industrial growth and living standards, noting a population of 160 million and contrasting with U S advancement. Discussion covered divorce laws travel, education, and money exchange. Mrs Nicol chaired. Miss Rice presided. Roscoe May proposed a Amherst scholarship. February hosts named. Guests included Malenchini, Stevenson, the Nicols, Braun, and Nicholl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Republic
Russia
Malenchini
James Nicol
Nicol
Nieball
Brown
Margaret Rice
Roscoe May
Amherst School
Clarence Kern
Paul Malenchini
Thomas Stevenson
Elyria
South Amherst
Phillip Braun
Harry Nicholl
Arbor Vitae Club Hosts Mrs Goldie Grey at Ruth Tea Rooms
Members of the Arbor Vitae Club were guests of Mrs Goldie Grey at the Ruth Tea Rooms in Lorain. Bridge provided the main diversion with prizes to Miss Edna Beller and Miss Minnie Sahiers. A two course lunch was served to 11 members and one guest, Miss Margaret Linn. In two weeks Miss Florence Hamel will entertain at her West Martin street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Grey
Arbor Vitae Club
Ruth Tea Rooms
Lorain
Bridge
Edna Beller
Minnie Sahiers
Margaret Linn
Florence Hamel
West Martin Street
Christian Scientist Society Hereholds Sunday Service Life Theme
Avon Christian Science Society meets Sunday at 10 45 A M in the school auditorium with Life as the lesson subject and Psalm 50 verses 1 2 as the golden text The mighty God the Lord has spoken call the earth from sunrise to sunset Out of Zion the perfection of beauty God has chimed Weekly meeting is Wednesday at 8 00 P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Christian Scientist Society
Zion
Congregational Church Sunday Schedule Listed
The Congregational Church announces Sunday School from 9 45 to 10 45 A M and a service from 11 00 to 12 00 A M The Christian Endeavor meets Sunday at 4 00 with the choir participating Pastor Rev T Hoyt leads the church programs Weekly activities outlined for worship and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
T. Hoyt
Local Families Attend Dinners and Births Across Lakewood
Center road residents Mr and Mrs Arthur Theisen visited Mrs Theisen’s parents Mr and Mrs Robert DeChant in Lakewood for a six o’clock dinner Sunday. A two week old son Melvin Urig remains very ill at St Joseph’s Hospital in Lorain. Dover couple Mr and Mrs Arthur George welcome a daughter born January 7 at Lakewood Hospital. Mrs E J Nussdorfer attended a Cleveland dinner party on Wednesday. Miss Rena Titus hosted at the Women’s City Club in Cleveland for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Theisen
Center Road
Robert DeChant
Lakewood
Melvin
Ronney Urig
Steve Moore Road
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Arthur George
Julia Frey
Dover
Lakewood Hospital
E. J. Nussdorfer
Cleveland
Rena Titus
Lake Road
Women’s City Club
Pleasant Hour Club Meets at Mrs Gates Home
Mrs Gervis Gates of Center road hosted the Pleasant Hour club on Monday evening. Bridge honors went to Miss M A Weber and Mrs Lawrence Gates. Mrs Matt Casper of Avon will entertain in two weeks. Mrs Thomas Kinney has returned from Detroit. Miss Rena Titus attended a Garden Club dinner in Lorain Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hour Club
Gervis Gates
Center Road
M. A. Weber
Lawrence Gates
Matt Casper
Avon
Thomas Kinney
Detroit
Rena Titus
Lorain
Lake Shore Union Society Hosts Dinner Meeting
Mrs. Wm. Longley of Lake Road hosted members of the Lake Shore Union Society with a one o'clock dinner. Mrs. Elmas Beard will be the hostess at the society’s next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Union Society
Wm. Longley
Lake Road
Elmas Beard
Comedy to Be Given by Parent Teachers Association
The Parent Teachers Association plans a February comedy titled Money Mad with Mrs. Wayne Black as president. The event will feature special song and dance numbers. Several local residents are listed as visitors and guests in nearby areas. Curtis Duff is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Wayne Black
Margaret Theisen
Leo Hill
John Schwenderman
Annette
Jack
Billy
Archie Stratton
Cleveland
Frank Krakow
Henry Kotz
Lake Road
Alvin Walker
Maynard
George Wilford
Ridgeville
Curtis Duff
Lee Walker
Fred Beck
Ella Hintz
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J. E. Brown
Lodi St
Elyria Magazine Exchange
E Bridge St
Miami
Fla
C. C. Lowe
W. Oberlin
Chronicle-Tele- Bram
J. R. Watkins Products
West Side
E. W. Ames
Maple St
Peta
Katherine Barry
Jackson St
Foster Ave
Carl Swiers
Ohio
W. Va
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Chas.nell
Loth St
AL Schnaak Dry Cleaning
Fauger Dry Cleaning Co
Art Furniture & Upholstering Co
Broad St
Imperial Furniture Co
East Ave
Elyria Upholstering Co
Thos. Ingleton
Wm. B. Buck
Moss__bargee
Edwards
Jackson
the City
City Loan & Guarant Y CO
Middle Ave
B.C. Ganther
Mgr
Wright Printing Service
Chestnut St
Peat Printing Co
Sl.uu
C. E. Lapp
Pete Held Transfer Co
Chronicle Telegram
T. J. Laird
F. G. Prosser
West
LaGrange
Maytag
Elyria Maytag
Decker
ABC
Gus Lehnchen
Gratton
C. _ HOOVER Sweener
Evelyn Miller
M. C. Pape
Cleveland Rd
Typewriter
Elyria Typewriter & Supply CO
Elyria Black
E. Hyman CO
West St
R. R
Black & Decker
Wises
Elyria Beltg & McHay. Co
Spark
A. & Radio
Paris
Oxford Ave
St.on
Broad
Kenyon Ave
Bath
War CT
6Th St
Inquire 332 Ltd
Cleveland St
Marseilles Ave
Williams ST
Inquire
Marseiles Ave
Lenington
Inquire Blue Bird
4Th ST
Glenwood
Fifth St
Priwileges
Lake Ave
C. &. Strout
Forest St
Wellington
Billings Realty Co
Country Club
South Side
J. R. Wilmot Real Estate
Ford
Pass
Victoria
Rothgery Motor Sales
Grafton
Automobile Service
McGuire’s 111
W. Bridge
Capitol Theater
Italy
Packard
Bridge St
IXLEY
F. A. Smith & Bro
Elyria, O
Dayton
Eldotread Tire & Supply
Jake Kaiser
Eldotread Tire & Supply CO
H. M. Andress & Son
W. Broad St
J. R. Dall
Elyria Ford
Auburn
Colburn & Bremeke Bros
West Ave
Jordan
Fred A. Brown, Inc
Ohio Public Service Co
Hawthorne St
Elyria Construction Co
Sam Kahn
Lesnick Bros
Furnace St
Plaza
O'Donnell
7Th ST
Cambridge ST
W. Bridgl
Petts
Suncey
J. H. Brown Oil Inc
Second &J
Glen Rogers Motors Inc
Olds
Olds& Coach
Mn Pate
Aaa
Plione
Poultry News
Church Notes
Chronicle-Telegram News
B. A. Jenne
Central Book Store
Church St
Leroy Rahl
Hospital News
Rebekahs
Elyrian
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