This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 33 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
4
Several small ads listing services from SPARKS Electric Appliance Service to watch and jewelry repair. Canaries offered by Mrs Haag and others at multiple addresses. Livestock for sale includes horses cattle sheep hogs and Jersey cows. Breeders advertise male and female canaries and Coroee breeders with contact details in Elyria area.
Classified style items show multiple rental offers including six room house on East Ave with all conveniences and smaller furnished rooms near Third St. Also notices of real estate sales, farm land inquiries, and a watertight financial report from Ridgeville Township Rural School District detailing taxes, receipts, and disbursements for 1932.
Avon Lake residents Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kihm hosted a chicken dinner Tuesday evening honoring the birthdays of Edmund Schuster and Walter Mitchell in Avon Lake.
Mr and Mrs Lionel Glass were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Chase Knight in Cleveland on Tuesday and in the evening attended bicycle races at the Public Auditorium.
Lorain Celtics and Avon Lake Merchants clash in a Friday night double header at the Avon Lake gym, slated for January 27 at 7 30. The event showcases local teams in a coordinated basketball evening.
The Christian Science Society schedules a 10 45 Sunday morning meeting on Love with Golden Text from I John 4 7 9 14. A Wednesday 8 pm gathering at Congregational church led by Rev J Hoyt. Church school Sunday 9 45 10 45. Services Sunday 11 00 12 00. Christian Endeavor Sunday 4 00 5 30. Choir weekly.
The Boy Scouts plan a regular meeting Thursday at 7 o clock. Members will gather for the weekly session to discuss plans and activities.
I E Kubic fifth district commander of the American Legion chaired the Lorain Legion installation at the Hotel Antlers on Wednesday evening. Wayne Rodgers and James Bloomfield attended the bicycle races at the Cleveland Auditorium Wednesday afternoon.
The Avon Lake Library Board hopes council will avoid reducing funding below 750. With a 2000 population, the annual per capita cost would be about 35 cents. The free library offers no admission fee or service charges, and residents have unlimited access while non residents pay one dollar annually.
Mrs Frank Simons of Sheffield called in town Tuesday. Harold App of Lakewood, ill with a knee injury, can go out again. Mrs Ed Garth of Lakewood visited her sister and brother in law the Pedersons. Mr and Mrs James Kilpatrick of Lorain were guests at the Schumaker home. Allie Heider spent Tuesday evening in Cleveland. Dick Mason Tom Livingston Bill Livingston and Don Engel attended a basketball game in Fairview Village. Mrs Arthur Hudson and Mrs Foster Schenk attended a demonstration at Mrs Mit-
Amherst Ohio officials met to decide whether to hire a special engineer to draw plans for the municipal light plant. No action was taken after a Jones and McDonald Kansas City presentation. A follow up meeting is set for next Tuesday. A separate note says a High School basketball game at the local gym ended 42 to 27.
Mrs Mayme Blum of Spring Street was elected president with H A Monger named vice president and Mrs Robert Cromwell secretary treasurer at the annual meeting of the Ladies Bible Class of the Congregational Sunday School. The session featured a social hour and jig saw puzzles followed by refreshments.
Mrs Walter Schulz of Cleveland avenue hosted a 12 o'clock dinner on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs Elmer Dock of Lorain and Mrs Fred Gauman of South Amherst. A group of local ladies attended as spouses and the gathering featured quilting at the bar.
Teachers from Amherst High School and Amherst Junior High held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the school. A committee led by Miss Kathryn Murray Lucile Leach and Supt. F R Powers led a discussion on reducing failures to a minimum. Light refreshments followed. Attendees included Lucile Leach Kathryn Murray Marion Steele Margaret Rice Hazel Bell Charlotte Alderman Beatrice Johnstone Dorothea Zilch Harriet Peck Alice Kelch and Supt. F R Powers.
Members of Pla to Lodge No. 203 attended Elyria Lodge No. 103 Tuesday evening to celebrate the 151st birthday of Thomas Wildey founder of the order in America. Past Grand Master Charles Summers of Oberlin spoke at the event.
Mrs Henry Schmitz hosted the Wednesday Afternoon 500 Club at Mrs George Schroeder's Jackson street house. Three tables determined winners: first Mrs Michael Wohiever, second Mrs George Schroeder, third Mrs Edward Schroeder. Guest Mrs William Lange attended. In two weeks the group will visit Mrs Edward Schroeder on Elyria avenue.
Mrs Walter Kappley and Mrs Charles Miller hosted the Ladies Society of the Congregational church. After a business meeting a social hour and lunch were served to 25 including two guests Mrs Anna Judson of Cleveland and Mrs Roy Kane.
Members of the Lorain I O O F lodge attended a camp meeting on Wednesday evening with installation of officers. Attendees included Earl Schaeffer Ed Baumert Ernst Lembke Albin Wagner and Emmett Reynolds. Black River Lodge members also present with second degree work.
The Junior High team defeated Jefferson Junior High in a local game. Strong defense and fast breaks highlighted the contest as students cheered from the stands.
County nurse Miss Paddock of Oberlin demonstrated home care for the sick. Nelson Walker and family of Elyria moved to the Bra man farm. High school basketball teams will play Camden Friday evening at Camden.
The regular meeting of Plato Lodge No. 203 will be held at the I C O F Hall this evening. A good attendance is desired as members of the County Booster Club will be present.
The Green and Gold basketball quintet from Amherst High will travel to Wellington Friday with many fans to face their old rival Wellington High in a spirited game.
Mrs. Shirley Humphrey and her newborn son were discharged from the local hospital on Wednesday.
The Amherst Lumber Co held its annual meeting at Town Hall Wednesday at 2 PM. President George Holstein presided as members conducted routine business and received the annual reports amid a large attendance.
The Fagies' Auxiliary holds a regular session this evening at the F. O. E. Hall. The drill team will practice and all members are urged to attend.
The January meeting of the Young Peoples League of St John’s Evangelical church will convene in the church parlors this evening and a good attendance is desired.
Circle No 1 of St Josephs Catholic church Altar-Rosary Society meets at this evening at Mrs George Menzs home on South Main street to discuss upcoming devotion and events.
Holy Name Society Group No 2 of St Joseph s Catholic church will meet at Clayton Young s Church street home this evening. Plans for the coming year s work will be discussed and a good turnout is hoped.
Rev L Sponer of Carthaginia Ohio takes charge of services at St Josephs Catholic church as Rev James Hischen is away on a ten day vacation in Toledo.
The Rebekah Lodge will hold a regular session at the I O O F Hall this Friday evening. Members are urged to attend and participate in the planned agenda and activities.
Mr and Mrs Ducheslav Lorain visited Amherst relatives Mrs Elmer Dock Lorain spent Wednesday with Amherst relatives J H Hart Lorain was an Amherst visitor Wednesday Mrs Anna Sands Elyria is a house guest of Mr and Mrs Thomas Bruce Jackson street Miss Helen Gormley is visiting Toledo relatives
Peter Nelsen was elected president of Holy Name Society Group 3 at St. Joseph’s Catholic church with Henry Schmitz as vice president and Joseph Ryan as secretary treasurer. Eight tables played 66, lunch served to 32 members. Next meeting set for Feb 9 at Joseph Knoble’s home.
Valley City reports Gerald Kaiser of Cleveland spent the weekend with the Grabenstetter family. Mrs. Himmelman and son plan a San Diego trip. A. F. Mellen spent Monday in Cleveland. The Cushings entertained relatives from Sistersville and Elyria. Joris Hoppe returns to Cleveland after illness. Ralph Deimling recovers from illness and Richard Fannon remains quarantined with scarlet fever.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.