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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1936
Page
2
Readable fragments indicate a radiator repair and service operation listed at 204 Miller's and St Alley. No further details available about services, hours, or contacts.
Miss Helen Bortner daughter of Mr and Mrs R A Bortner Dewey road wed Arthur Marquis son of Mr and Mrs Charles Marquis Elyria at 4 pm Saturday Rev C E Schmidt officiating The Brides active church roles and employment at Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co Elyria The Groom a 1932 Elyria High graduate and General Industries Co clerk They will live with the bride's parents for now Church groups schedule upcoming meetings and a Lutheran church film postponed with a new date to be announced.
Sheffield Jan 20 Brookside Parent Teachers Association held its January meeting. A joint session with mothers is planned for February 4 with Mary Gerlaudh Columbus state extension worker as principal speaker. Founders Day program slated for February 17. Nesbitt Reeder ill with pneumonia. senior play cast changes due to illness. Junior class plans Tomboy comedy January 25 at Brookside School auditorium. Helen Frisbee directing. Herbert Chambers birthday observance held Friday at seven pm cafeteria.
The Amherst Hospital Association holds its annual meeting at 7 30 in Town Hall auditorium. Trustees up for election are John Michael E W Lahiff and Robert Leimbach as three seats expire. After business, a speaker from outside town discusses the three fourths mill levy. Public invited to attend.
Mrs Minnie Stark of Lincoln street will host Circle 1 of the Women’s Union Thursday afternoon with Mrs Carl Berg as assistant hostess The weekly choir rehearsal will be at the church parlors at seven o clock Thursday evening A Cleveland City Mission service at St Peters church January 30 begins 745 pm featuring violinist Mr Kolinsky with public invited to attend
The weekly cottage prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lange, Mill avenue, at 7 30 Wednesday evening. The January meeting of the Young Married Peoples class will be held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wangerine.
The Amherst Townsend Club meets in the town hall assembly room this evening. New officers will take charge and a program is being arranged for the gathering.
The Parent Teacher Association will hold a bake sale at Fisher Bros Grocery on Saturday afternoon to raise funds for local school activities.
The many friends of J. E. Whiton of Leavitt Road will be glad to learn he is improving as nicely as possible after undergoing operative treatment at the Cleveland Clinic Friday.
Ben Michael is discharged from Leavitt Road Hospital after a brief stay. No complications reported. patient advised to rest at home and follow up in one week.
Miss Helen Roemer attended the Road Show at the Public Auditorium in Cleveland Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs F C Moore of Oberlin spent Sunday morning in Amherst. J Ehlert was a Cleveland visitor Sunday. R Bobner of Oberlin was an Amherst visitor Sunday morning.
Public notice announces a card party at Eagle Hall on Thursday after the auxiliary meeting. Games include bridge sixty six and five hundred starting at 8 15 PM. Refreshments will be served after several games.
Avon Ohio January 20 The Morning Glory club was entertained by Mr and Mrs Ed Klingshirn at their home Saturday evening They played cards and awarded prizes to Miss Theresa Wagner Mrs Frank Dechant and Mrs J J Weiler After games lunch was served Miss Theresa Wagner was a guest of the club They will meet in two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Gone Wilford
Mrs W E Blake entertained the Charm Club at her home Friday afternoon with a bridge game. Prizes went to Mrs Clarenncs Thompson Mrs Carl Schafer and Mrs Olds. Light refreshments followed. The club will meet in two weeks at Mrs Joseph Forth offer’s home.
Amherst High boys basketball will host Amherst Alumni in the local gym Friday night then travel to Vermilion Saturday to face Vermilion High. The pair of hard battles highlights their week as the team seeks wins and momentum.
A meeting of the National Council of Catholic Women will be held at St Josephs church Lorain Wednesday at 8 p m.
Miss Evelyn Smith Perle Wilford and Marian Peak were entertained at a six o'clock dinner at the school tonight. The guest list included the faculty and Mr and Mrs W J Barr and Mr Eugene Hubbard.
The Royal Circle of the M. E. church will be entertained by Mrs. Ed. Stagg at her home Wednesday.
Miss Nina Warden plans a Wednesday afternoon gathering to entertain the Ladies Aid of the local Baptist church at her residence.
Paris reports the French chef Henry Cedard of King George V has died. His name joins famed cooks whose talents defined an era. The article notes his cone quality as a hallmark of his career and influence on gastronomy.
At his home on Ford road several relatives attended the affair including Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Taft Mr. and Mrs H C Chambers Mr. and Mrs J H Haynes Mr. and Mrs P L Chambers and their sons Clyde and Robert Maybelle Hollis Marian Chambers Neva Carrick Frank Chambers George Chambers Clifford Spaulding and Mr. and Mrs W H Chambers and daughter June John Laskin Jr son of Mr. and Mrs John Laskin sustained a painful nose injury from a fall downstairs on Thursday Clyde and Robert Haynes visited their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs P L Chambers over the weekend Carling a Brookside High freshman fractured his collarbone while playing basketball on Thursday.
The article traces the spread of white sauce and wine in cooking from Bechamel to Viatel and the Grand Conde’s fish dish. It then chronicles renowned chefs Robert Rechaud Merillon, famed as the Raphael Michel-Ange Rubens of cooking, and Antoine Careme, who served Alexander I and George IV, followed by Henry Cedard who carried on those royal culinary traditions.
Real estate transfers recorded January 17 and 18 1936 show multiple Lorain and Elyria properties. Transfers include Alder to Elder in Columbia Township. Jannasko to Anna Janasko on West 29th Street Lorain. Jannasko to Anna Janasko in The Sheffield Land and Improvement Co area Lorain. Scanlan to Reidy undivided half interest in sublots 190 191 Lorain. Petro Administrator to Amherst Mortgage Loan Co on Cleveland Avenue Amherst Village. Szabo et al to Richard Rissman on Reid Avenue Lorain. Pruszek to Anna Pruszek lot 13 block 10 G Flogan Addition Lorain. Pruszek et al to Lily Krugman lot 13 and part of 11 Hogan’s 8th Addition Lorain. Klitz to Krueck on Ord Street Elvira. Hegyes Jr to Anna Hegyes on Omaha Avenue Lorain. Zeroll to James B Brown on Crooks Road La Grange Township. James E Brown to Richard Zeroll et al on Crooks. Elizabeth A Wimmers to Catherine M Peters on East River Street Elyria. Elsie Andress Moss et al to Emma A Stone on Milan Elyria Road Henrietta Township. Crawford et al to Frank Crawford et al on Indian Hollow Road. Background note appears.
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