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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
3
Chronicle Telegram notes contact for news correspondence given by MRS. B. A. JENNE and delivery or service complaints for Central Book Store located on Church Street with listed phone numbers 3822 and 5524.
In Amherst on January 27 the Young People's League of St. John's Evangelical Church met at the church parlors with Albert Schneider presiding. The gathering included discussion of an article read aloud at the meeting.
A compact catalog entry lists 5 pounds Easy-Task Soap Chips, Heinz Quince or Grape Jelly in jars, and Heinz Spaghetti in an 18 ounce can for pantry shopping.
During the meeting a topic titled How May We Know God's Will was discussed. February devotionals were outlined and a social hour followed with refreshments served by Herbert and Harold Schneider.
The Eagles Auxiliary met at the F. O. E. Hall on Thursday evening. Plans were made for an upcoming invitational dance with the date to be announced. A drill team practiced after the business portion.
Members of the program committee of the King's Daughters class at St Peter's Evangelical Sunday School met at the teacher Mrs. last name not provided to discuss upcoming activities. Frances Sabiers and Helen Roemer were listed as committee members.
Members of the Noon Day Club met at the K. of P. hall with a dinner served by the Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters. The program featured group singing led by Ralph Reinhart on piano and a talk by Rev. R. C. Jensen. The club plans another meeting next Thursday at the same venue.
The Young Ladies Sodality of St Josephs Catholic church will entertain at the school hall next Tuesday evening January 31. Officers include President Miss Regina Fuhrman Vice President Miss Esther Joseph Secretary Treasurer Miss Mary Brown and Marshal Miss Helen Gidlinski Plans will be made to hold a Valentine party.
Mrs. Maurice Berg and her baby boy Lorain were discharged from the local hospital Wednesday evening.
American Legions organize a national drive for February with Elmer Johnson Post aiming to participate actively. All Ohio posts meeting their quota by March 1 will receive a plaque featuring Ralph Cole, late state commander.
John Fleming of Cleveland avenue is among 26 Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine students who earned a 3.0 average or higher for the fall quarter. The record reflects an unusually high standard, with only a small percentage attaining it.
Several Amherst Legionnaires and wives attended the installation and initiation of the new Steel City post of the American Legion at Lorain on Wednesday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thomas Bruce Leo Hengen Charlies Kendeigh Albert Towne Franklin Moebius Clyde Donnelly Elmer Deuschle and Harry Saffers.
The Physical Education Club of Amherst met in the school library to plan a social gathering for February 2 at Miss Flora Sabiers home on Milan Avenue. The Amherst Athletic Club held a strong turnout with a seven up tournament and refreshments after the business session.
Epworth League worship at 6 30 p m and church school at 9 00. English services at 10 00 and German services at 11 00. St Pauls Lutheran led by Rev Henry Abram. St Josephs Roman Catholic mass times: low mass 8 00 and high mass 10 00 led by Rev James Eischen.
Mrs George Menz entertained Circle No 1 of the Altar Rosary Society at her South Main street home. Mrs A P Roth won the door prize and Theo Schmitz took high in 500 with Harold Brown runner up. Guests included Mrs J A Wesbecher and Mrs Harold Brown. Lunch was served. next meeting set for February 6 at Mrs Frank Franklins home. Miss Florence Hamel hosted Arbor Vitae Club with three tables of 500. Edna Beller won first and Thomas Finnegan second. lunch followed.
Mrs Dell Eaken visits niece Mrs Edith Whitright in Lodi. Grandma Rising can sit briefly after rheumatism. Dan Lloyd family visit Kaiser home in Cleveland. Lowell Coomer and family visit A Broadsword home. Lydia Frerick and Mrs Baish visit producer Mrs Hines. Congregational Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 16 with pastor sermon. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 at Arthur Holmes home led by Evelyn Holmes. Ancient cave man noted belief in an afterlife with a carved burial.
Was served at small tables to 12 members. In two weeks Edna Beller of Spring Street will be hostess.
Members of the Rebekah lodge plan a regular session at the I O O F hall this evening with installing officer Mrs Emma Sprenger. A social hour follows and attendance is encouraged.
Members of the County Boosters Club were guests at Plato Lodge No. 203 Odd Fellows in the I O F hall. A social hour followed the routine business as the brief notices list local visits and church announcements from area residents.
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