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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1933

Page

8

Oberlin Briefs Recap Local Socials And Visits

Oberlin notes report several social visits and family moments. Mrs Webber remains bedridden five months after a broken hip while Peter Webber hosts Elyria friends. Eliza Mann returns from Youngstown. Mrs Kerwin and guests from Monroe Michigan join dinner. other Oberlin residents entertain and travel to Elyria and nearby towns.

Oberlin F. J Schmitz N. Webber Peter Webber Elyria Webber C. Justin Ralph Eliza Mann Esther Youngstown Michael Smith Jack Kerwin Monroe Mich A. Chiff Leo Smith Billie Dorothy Smith George Wohleber Wimeimy

Local social round up at area families

Residents report visits and gatherings across Elyria Ridgeville and adjoining areas. Matt Wohbber and family host and attend events. numerous calls noted at Webber, Justin, Schmitz, Nolan and Hastings homes. Packed weekend with birthdays, cards, music and meals across several households.

Firestone Converts to Buchmanism in New Life Claim

Russell Firestone of Akron Ohio, son of Harvey Firestone, joins the First Century Christian Fellowship in New York confessional sessions. He says he once sought fun as a Princeton student, but the Buchmanism movement now gives him peace happiness and a new life.

First Century Christian Fellowship Movement Russell Firestone Harvey Firestone Akron

Research Racket Costs Taxpayers Millions of Dollars

United Press reports critics condemn the Agriculture Department’s duplicated investigations and high spending on insect research and plant disease work. The article lists major expenditures by the Entomology and Plant Industry bureaus, plus quarantine efforts, highlighting millions spent on numerous programs and controls.

United Press Washington Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Executive Branch Agriculture Department Bureau of Plant Industry Jronkle Bbs Weg Sears

Central Book Store Ad Notice in Amherst Chronicle

Local notice lists Central Book Store on Church Street with contact options at phone 3822 for services or complaints. Minor directory item appears beside delivery service contact for MRS B A JENNE at 615 Cleveland Street.

Chronicle-Telegram News Cleveland St B. A. Jenne Central Book Store Church St

Missionary Society Meets in Amherst January Session

The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church met in Amherst on Friday afternoon January 14 with Mrs. Gus P. Zilch hosting. Devotions led by Mrs. A. K. Jenne followed by business, World Day of Prayer planning with Brownhelm and South Amherst guests, and a March 3 program at the Congregational church were discussed.

Congregational Church The Missionary Society J. B. Egeland Mite Society Emmett Reynolds Mattie Sanders Journal Mary Mahkorn R. C. Jersen Hyeland Tulsa Oklo Eva Heran Opportunity R. H. Hearn the Voice R. Dc. Jensen Bert Marlowe J. B Egeland Society Covenant Mesdames Elizabeth Standen Harry Stanfen H G. Battenhouse Alice Hurlbut Fred Hopkins

Drama Class Presents The Lucky Break at Town Hall

Amherst High School Drama Class directed by Miss Margaret Rice stages The Lucky Break a three act farce. Cast includes Martha Mullet Frances Tisdale Nora Mullet Janice Holzauer and others with tickets available from class members.

Amherst Hi Margaret Rice Town Hall Auditorium Martha Mullet Hotel Mullet Frances Tisdale Nora Mullet Janice Holzhauer Elmine Ludine Smith Mary Lahiff Benny Ketchem Arthur Thomas Abner Ketch Grace Shinskey Akhiba Flora Sabiers Alphecca Phyliss Sabiers Spivins Donald Mathes Tokio Herbert Edwards Watkins Leonard Cook

Social hour planned with refreshments after gathering

A social hour will follow the event with refreshments provided. The note invites attendees to stay after the program for light snacks and drinks.

Junior Girls Defeat Freshmen In Friday Gym Bout

The Junior girls’ basketball team defeated the Freshman class 11 to 9 in a fast game at the school gym Friday afternoon after school.

Intermediate League Devotional to Be Led by Miss Berger

Miss Helen Berger will lead the devotional meeting of the Intermediate League at St. Peter's Evangelical Church at 6 30 Sunday evening. The topic is An Intermediate is Reverent. Afterward the regular business session will be held.

Helen Berger St. Peter’s Evangelical Church

Dinner Hosts Include Hall Family and Woolridge Guests

Mr and Mrs Frank Snider of Milan avenue hosted a six o’clock dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ralph Hall and daughter Halma of Lakewood, Arthur Woolridge of Norwalk, and the Snider family.

Frank Snider Milan Avenue Ralph Hall Halma Lakewood Arthur Woolridge Nor Walk Snider

Miller visits parents in Beaver Court

Bert Miller of Nashville Tennessee arrived to spend several days with his parents Mr and Mrs James Muller of Beaver Court.

Bert Miller Nashville Tennessee James Muller Beaver Court

Brief Local Visits and Illness Notes

Bert Miller visited friend James Calvert assistant athletic coach at Vermilion school on Friday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hall and daughter Lakewood were recent callers. Ruth Schulz is confined to her home by illness. Mrs C L Drake son Chester Cleveland were Friday dinner guests of Mrs Cora Sawyer. J Hart Lorain was an Amherst caller Friday. Mr and Mrs F C Moore Oberlin were Amherst visitors Friday evening.

Bert Miller James Calvert Vermilion School Ralph Hall Lakewood Ruth Schulz C. L. Drake Chester Cleveland Cora Sawyer J. Hart Lorain Amherst F. C. Moore Oberlin

Welfare Community Club Holds Meeting at School House

South Ridge January 14 The Welfare Community Club met at the school house with strong attendance. Mrs Newton Baus led the session and announced plans to advance welfare work in the community. Committee members were named Mrs Walter Grobe Mrs E W Stang and Miss Geraldine Woods.

South Ridge Newton Baus Walter Grobe E. W. Stang Geraldine Woods Mildred Pallas Margaret Streicher Julio Hustler John Polykosky George Holobach Elyria Romania Marion Grobe Russell Plato Bob Stromeyer Amherst

Welfare Group Meeting Attended by Local Women

Mrs. Mary Eppley and Mrs. George Knittle joined a Welfare Group gathering Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Fridenstine on North Murray Ridge for a community welfare discussion.

Mary Eppley George Knittle George Fridenstine North Murray Ridge

Reverend Abram Leads Combined School Chapel Talk

Reverend Henry Abram of St Pauls Lutheran addressed the combined Junior and Senior chapel at the school on Friday morning. Alice Kelch led exercises, Scripture was read by John Borman, and songs included America the Beautiful and Sweet and Low. Abram spoke on Two Things in Life That Are Worthwhile Character and Reputation and cautioned against chasing fame. The program ended with Battle Hymn of the Republic.

Henry Abram St Paul’s Lutheran Church Alice Kelch John Borman America Abram

Schedule of Services at the Stone Church

First Evangelical church announces Sunday schedule with 9 15 Sunday school led by Werner Zilch, 10 30 crucible service by Rev. Rickel on The Church in the Days of Marcus Aurelius, anthem Oh How I Love Him by the choir, Intermediate group 10 30 in church parlors led by Mildred Zach, and Young People at 6 30 led by Howard Nally.

First Evangelical Church Werner Zilch Rickel Marcus Aurelius B. D. Buckley Mildred Zach Howard Nally

Needle Guild Society Elects Officers at Wednesday Meeting

Mrs. Carl Dramm hosted the Needle Guild Society for its regular business session and annual officer elections. Officers elected: President Mrs. Milton Balls, Vice President Mrs. Francis Ward, Secretary Mrs. Carl Dramm, Treasurer Mrs. Arthur Hiscox. An oyster supper is planned for January 28 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dehn. A tureen lunch was served. Attendees included Mrs. Clarence Lapp, Mrs. Arthur Ernst and daughter Madge, Mrs. Milton Balls, Mrs. Matilda Dramm, Mrs. Gust Smith, Mrs. Clarence Peabody, Mrs. Conrad Ernst, Mrs. Earl Dehn, Mrs. Joshua Thompson, Mrs. Francis Ward and Donald, and Mrs. Charles Dehn.

Carl Dramm Needle Guild Society Milton Balls Francis Ward Arthur Hiscox Charles Dehn Clarence Lapp Elyria Arthur Ernst Madge South Amherst Matilda Dramm Gust Smith Clarence Peabody Conrad Ernst Earl Dehn Joshua Thompson Donald

Bible School Plans For Joint Sessions

Plans have been made for joint sessions of children from the First Evangelical Congregational and Methodist churches in the Week Day Bible School starting next Wednesday morning. Third grade teaches Tales of Golden Deeds at the Methodist church 8 30 to 9 36 with Mrs R C Jensen. Fourth grade uses Gods Wonder World at the Congregational church 8 30 to 9 30 led by Mrs C J Springer. Fifth grade Followers of the Marked Trail meets at the Methodist church 10 00 to 10 45 with Rev A M Rickel. Sixth grade at the Congregational church 10 00 to 10 48 taught by Mrs F E Eastman and Mrs A M Rickel. Seventh

First Evangelical Congregational and Methodist R. C. Jensen Methodist Church C. J. Springer Congregational Church A. M. Rickel F. E. Eastman Book

Amherst High to Meet South Amherst in Local Clash

Amherst High cagers host South Amherst High at the local gym this evening. A good game is anticipated as the rivals renew their annual matchup.

Amherst Hi South Amherst Hi

Legion Post Attendees Reported at Lorain Council Meeting

Members of the Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion attended the Lorain County Council of Legions meeting in Elyria Friday evening. Attendees named include Thomas Bruce Charles Kendeigh Orville Campbell and Clyde Donnelly.

Elmer Johnson American Legion Lorain County

Crucible Service at Local Methodist Church

Another crucible service will be held at the local Methodist church with Rev. Jensen speaking on Good Security. The choir directed by Mrs. R. H. Hearn will perform the anthem Turn Ye Even to Me by F Flaxington Harker.

Local Residents Visit Various Neighbors Across Elyria Area

Mr and Mrs Wilbur Clark of Elyria spent Tuesday evening with Mrs Kathryn Schild. Mr and Mrs Nelson Bechtel and son Dennis called on her mother Mrs Anna Allsop Wednesday. C Kroehle of Cleveland was a caller here Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J P Bechtel called on Mr and Mrs Fred Schubert in Eaton Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs George Knittle spent Wednesday with Mrs Kathryn Kolbe of Middle Ridge. Mrs Henry Delefield visited her mother Mrs Valentine Cook of Townline road Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Theodore Grills of West Ridge visited Mr and Mrs C J Smith Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Laraway attended a County V S W meeting Sunday afternoon in Lorain.

Matt Wohbber Frank Justin Lawrence Edward C. Justin Pete Tramboff N. Waldecker Edith Ford David Dean N. Webber Carl Schmitz Ralph Finis Brown Elmer Harold Stinemen Dickey Toledo Frank Schmitz Wesley Pick Ruthie Mori Arthur Nolan Arthur Falkner Elyria Wilbur Peabody Wm. Peabody George H. Dion John Brackley Joe Brackley Henry Kistner Ridgeville Matt Wohleber Emma Kinzel Indian Hollow Road James Miles Matt Wehbber F. J. Schmitz George Emerick Frank Emerick Anna Emerick Wilgiria Michael Smith Everett Hastings Lew Ames Olmsted Fall Art Falkner Lucy Wilford North Ridgeville George Dion Forest Taylor A. J. Nolan Ralph Kinney W. L. Pick Baby Findlay Ohio Art Dion Elyna Thelma Schmitz C. H. Davis Kay Johnson LaPort Lillian Brackley Florence Schuster Elsie Mitre Loretta Webber A. T. Waite North Ridge Jeanette Hivria Henry Will Wm. MacPherson E. Hastings Wilbur Clark Kathryn Schild Nelson Bechtel Dennis Anna Allsop C. Kroehle Cleveland J. P. Bechtel Fred Schubert Eaton George Knittle Kathryn Kolbe Middle Ridge Henry Delefield Valentine Cook Townline Road Theodore Griils West Ridge C. J. Smith Frank Laraway Lorain

Sullivan Sullivan News Notes in Pittsburgh Visit

Jan 14 Mrs Nettie Sprague travels to Pittsburgh to help care for sister in law. Jay Fisher drives with Mrs Sprague to Pittsburgh and back the same day. Verne Lance Wayne and Noel Elliott visit Spencer. Mrs Ethel Elliott stays with H J Elliott family. Mrs Elliott improving from quinsey. Mr and Mrs Charlie Fast of Ashland visit local home.

Quinsey Elliott Charlies Fast Ashland

Sullivan High Clinches County Lead In Conference Play

Sullivan High School boys defeated Jeromeville 60 to 35 Friday night, while the Sullivan girls tied Jeromeville 29 all. The Sullivan boys remain undefeated and lead the county standings this season.

Ethel Elliott Verne Lance West Salem Lioyd Moore Catherine Otto Nobel Elliott H. J. Ellott Spencer Sullivan High School Jeromeville High Sullivan Jeromeville Bord Hawley W. H. Slick

Second Nutrition Lesson Announced in Penfield

Penfield Ohio reports Miss Alice Bird will teach the second Nutrition demonstration on Tuesday January 17 at the school building. A covered dish dinner is planned at noon and attendees are asked to bring their own plate cup silverware and sandwiches for one person.

Penfield Alice Bird Elytia

Penfield Methodist Society Hosts Jan Meeting

Rev and Mrs V C Jump entertained the Penfield Methodist Society at their home on January 11 with over twenty visiting ladies. President Mrs Levi Smith led business, two clever contests with candy prizes, and a covered dish lunch. Guests included Mrs J M Starr of LaGrange Mrs C J Behnke and Mrs Belle Biggs of Penfield.

V. C. Jump Penfield

Elder Henry C. Smith 95 Dies in Kansas City Missouri

Elder Henry C. Smith died at his Kansas City home January 6 at age 95. He lived near Berlin Heights earlier in life and served as an elder in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints for over six decades. He is survived by his daughter Mrs. Fannie McZey and several grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at the Independence Missouri church with interment in Independence.

Elmer Muinkler Henry C. Smith Kansas City Missouri Berlin Heights Phebe (Elliott) Smith Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Fannie McZey Church of His Faith Independence

Visits Relatives Reported in Brief Local Notes

Robert Sweeney spent the past week visiting his sister Mrs Edward Houdeshell at Upper Sandusky. His father A A Sweeney and brothers Harry and Lloyd were in Lima Ohio visiting Rev Wilsesbean LaGrange. Mr and Mrs A B Smith with Burt Smith visited at Raveepa. Mr and Mrs Shotpey Obes were Monday callers with Elmer Minektée.

Robert Sweeney Edward Houdeshell Upper Sandusky A. A. Sweeney Harry and Lloyd Lima Ohlo Rev. Wilsesbean, LaGrange A. B. Smith Burt Smith Raveepa Shotpey Mra Elmer Minektée

Pastor in town visiting the ill at Congregational Church

Rev. Schott, pastor of the Congregational church, was in town calling on parishioners who are ill. Miss Sylvia Jackson is agsiat.

Schott Congregational Church Sylvia Jackson

When Woman’s Attire Reshaped Fashion of the Era

Readable fragments describe a shift in dress as women widened sleeves and used hoops while men altered posture and breeches, illustrating early modern gendered fashion changes. The note captures social style cues and the era’s sartorial contrasts.

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