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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1933
Page
3
Local church announcements list services Sunday January 15 at Community church and Florence Congregational church with pastors and times. A social column records dinners and visits among residents from Lorain Amherst Vermilion Crestline Amherst and nearby towns.
Elizabeth B Ennes aged 74 years 5 months 23 days died at home on Saturday night. She lived her life in the community and was active in the W C T U and church work. Widow of DeForest Ennes she is survived by son Leroy B Ennes of Cleveland three grandchildren and sister Mrs Arnold Heinzerling of this place. Funeral services were held at Birmingham Community church Tuesday afternoon Rev George T Hanna officiating. Burial followed in the local cemetery.
Large crowd fills Birmingham High School auditorium Tuesday to discuss Property Tax Relief and Support of Public Schools. Speakers include Major Wilcox and County School Superintendent B. L. Pierce, both of Sandusky.
A 40 member Florence Sunday School and choir staged a minstrel show at Birmingham town hall on Monday night January 9 with a second performance planned for January 4. The show includes four vaudeville acts and all proceeds benefit the Florence Sunday School and choir under directors Bob Burns and Jerry Ferguson of Elyria.
Birmingham Volunteer Firemen Association held a Tuesday meeting at the town hall with strong attendance. Fire Chief Charless Croft resigned recently. E R Prince was elected chief and Frank Gourner assistant chief. One new member joined, refreshments followed, and social time was enjoyed.
Mrs Anthony Northeim Jr spent a month with her son Conrad Northeim and family and plans weeks with Roy Mitchells of Lorain. Emma Drechsler hosts the R N O Club Saturday. F M Smith and son Marlon drove to West Unity. they returned with Mrs Smith and James after two weeks away. Albert Ward narrowly escaped injury when his eastbound car overturned on North Ridge road. no injuries reported. Mr and Mrs Conrad North-
Roger Dobson of Valley City stayed with grandparents J. C. Bricker. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited and dined with families in Mallet Creek and surrounding towns. The Mallet Creek Grange boys basketball team to play Guilford Grange in Seville Friday night.
Murray Ridge scene recounts Arthur Fesler and Elizabeth Grills visiting A P Grills and family in Columbia Station. Alfred Derek visited Grover Patton family in Elyria. Hazel Freidenstien and sons stayed with George Reess and W Westcott in Vincent. Steve Ronez visited Lorain. Pearl Godfrey and John Ross called on friends in Elyria. Frank Jackson visited relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Derek hosted friends in Elyria Sunday evening. Renn Kennelly of Camp Knox Kentucky visited his mother Nellie Kennelly and sisters Jane and Jean. Mrs. Anne Eppley and Pearl Eppley called on Mr. and Mrs Ed Burrer and family of West Ridge Tuesday evening.
The Rural Welfare group met Mrs. George Fridensti on Tuesday afternoon with good attendance. Mending and cutting garments were the feature of the afternoon. Members present included Mrs. Tapper, Mrs. Vellenz, Marion Knittle, Mrs. Eppley, Mrs. Fesler, Mrs. Grills, Mrs. Cook, and Mrs. Delefield. The next meeting will be in two weeks at the same place.
Henrietta hosts LaGrange in a league game with the local boys varsity meeting LaGrange and the girls squad also facing LaGrange in the same evening.
The January P. T. A. session meets Wednesday evening January 18 in the school auditorium. Mrs. John Bauman presents a talk on her trip to Switzerland with music by Henrietta Hill as special features. Flowers and money from foreign countries are exhibited by Mrs. Bauman.
The Evangelical and Reform churches join the M E church for a union service Sunday evening with Mrs. Hobart Amstutz speaking on Palestine at 7 45. Local residents and relatives visiters frequent area homes during the weekend including Bay Village guests at Hotel Carter in Cleveland and numerous calls across Elyria Oberlin and Brownshelm.
Christopher Morley uses the living name Herman Schmaltz for a character in a new novel, a choice that reflects the author’s ongoing fascination with the name despite Schmaltz being alive.
The phrase asserts that mental clarity defines perceptual sharpness, implying judgment and insight determine how clearly one perceives the world. It frames intellect as the driver of vision rather than mere sensory input.
Araminta and Barney flee to Aunt Min in Washington to marry secretly after planning a quick wedding. Leontine Iris and Helen are left behind as Araminta writes letters of farewell and prepares to reveal her decision to Aunt Min, facing an unsure reception from the aunt.
Mr and Mrs J L McIntire and children visited relatives in Lorain Sunday. C E McIntire called on his brother in Elyria Tuesday. Several family and church groups planned events and visits with neighbors in Lorain and nearby towns including Avon Perry Oberlin Rocky River and Pear Road through Tuesday and Sunday activities.
In Fresno California J D Roberts staggered into the police station and announced he was drunk and wanted to go to jail. Officers granted his request and assisted him into custody as others rested.
General agreement notes that the United States has developed and produced its oil rapidly, reflecting a swift expansion in exploration and drilling activities across the country.
The weekly glee club session met Tuesday at Brookside school under the direction of Floyd Moore. The event was held in Sheffield on January 14.
Mrs. Lester Youtzy and Mrs. Percy Chambers attended a nutrition meeting in Elyria led by Miss Alice Bird with Miss Alma Garwin from Ohio State University demonstrating farm grown foods. Future meetings are planned for January 16 and February 6, with the Get Acquainted day set for April 11 at the Elyria Y M C A.
The Lester Social Club will meet at Mrs. Ivan Smith's home Wednesday afternoon for officer nominations and a comfort tying. Attendees are urged to bring needle, thimble, and scissors. The notice lists many local residents visiting and staying with relatives in nearby towns.
Multiple deeds record transfers including Carl D Pfaff to Kate Pfaff on South Pleasant in Oberlin and Bailey to Ella and Ella to Ed Bailey in Elyria. Bouck to Central United National Bank on Lake Road Avon Lake. Hageman to Kara Miller sublets in Sheffield Township. Sheriff deed to Hageman sublet 32 Krantz Lersch Lorain.
Winter sports pick up at Government Camp on Mount Hood Oregon after a heavy snowfall. Local resorts report busy slopes and heightened activity across skiing and sledding venues as weather favors winter recreation.
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