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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
6
The Elyria Chronicle lists livestock including horses and cattle for sale and a range of tools. It notes a cheap ad rate, a local machine shop run by Jake Kaiser, and a Louis Buick car listing with a 24 hour service. The ad copy mentions Elyria area locations and vendors like Sam Kahn and T. S. Dill.
On January 26 1933 a note disclaims debts by others. Probate hearing on inventories and debts set for February 6 1923 at 16 o clock. Estates listed include Amy M Hurst John J Howlett Roseltha Woodard Dale E Piper Martha Marks George Mapes and others. Sheriff sale announced for March 4 1933 at 10 AM in Elyria Ohio for parcel in Carlisle town.
Legal public notice lists parcel boundaries around Slife road and adjacent tracts 16 17 and properties formerly owned by the Phelps Mackert Frelemans Frabetta and Nicholas Stouter with an appraisal of 800 dollars and sale terms cash on sale day. Sheriff Clarence W Dick of Lorain County Ohio and attorney A H West authorize the auction with four weekly publication dates January 27 February 3 10 and 17 24.
Avon Lake residents, both men and women, seek dictionary loans amid crisis. Older editions circulate for home use while the new edition stays in the library, serving as a morale booster and affordable recreation as locals compete in radio prize contests.
Ralph Morrison of Mull Avenue attended the AIB contract bridge league event at the Union Trust Bank building in Cleveland on Thursday evening where he conducted play and participated in the session.
The Legion League Tournament occurred January 20 at Avon Lake park with teams from Elyria Lorain Wellington and Avon Lake among competitors. Standouts included Edmonds-Smith Elyria 105 and Hewes-Ormeroid Wellington 91.5 as the event heads toward a Lorain date in two weeks.
Mrs. Jacob Stauder of Center invited Circle No. 5 of St. Anthony's church in Lorain and guests to dinner Thursday. The afternoon's diversion was cards with honors won by Mrs. Antone Fruster, Mrs. Ed Osterland and Mrs. R J Kihm. In two weeks Mrs. R J Kihm will host the circle.
Mrs Archie Spade hosted the Hull-Toppers at a one o'clock luncheon with bridge played. Prizes were won by Miss Nina Dunning Mrs Charles Carpenter and Mrs James Tomer. Special guests included Mrs Donald Engel and Miss Nina Dunning. They will meet again in two weeks with Mrs James Tomer.
The T N T Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs A B Cousins home with guest Mrs Burt Weiden Kropf attending the gathering.
Mr and Mrs C J Schenk of Center read are the proud parents of a baby daughter born Wednesday evening at Elyria hospital.
Miss Grace Kleinhang hosted a bridge club at Mr. and Mrs. J C Oppelt’s home on Wednesday. Honors went to Mrs. Henry Moore Miss Lorne Bilman and Miss Myra Ladrach. Lunch was served. The club will meet again in two weeks.
Mr and Mrs Ed Osterland attended the Hippodrome theatre in Cleveland on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Herman and their children Ruth and Frank from Amherst were guests of Eugene Herman Sr and his wife on Tuesday evening in Lake road. Mrs William Hinz went to a luncheon bridge party at Don Gregor's home in Cleveland Heights on Thursday. Mrs Shriver's class, the 4th.
A school chapel performance titled The Golden Godse was staged Wednesday morning. Arch ie Spade and son Bobby and Mrs. William Engel shopped in Cleveland Thursday morning. A. R. Paterson and family from Cleveland visited town Wednesday. George Kuhn and daughter Eleanor, of Cleveland, stayed with his mother on Lake Road Thursday. Ralph Morrison and daughter Eleanor spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ryder in Lakewood.
Brownhelm notes show the Lindy class of the Congregational Sunday school electing officers. Miss Margaret Brandau is president with Mrs. Ray Wellmes as assistant, Christine Ladrach as treasurer, and a Sunshine Sister draw. The gathering included attendees from Cleveland Amherst Oberlin Axtel and local residents.
A Sunday birthday gathering for Miss Ruth Ladrach was held at E. H. Ladrach’s home attended by relatives and friends. Guests included Mrs. Lillian Flynn Miss Kelly from Cleveland Maurice Ladrach Fern Ladrach Christine Ladrach Alice Todd Calvin Rothsery Lewis Todd Ruth Miller Howard Hite Ann Lucas Clayton Sisk Russel Miller Richard Snyder William Leimbach Melvin Niggle and E. H. Ladrach.
Mr and Mrs Harold Van Wagnen and Mr and Mrs Robert Knueisel attended the commencement exercises in the Elsria High school auditorium Thursday evening for the mid year graduating class. Mrs Kneisel brother Richard Zilch was a member of the class.
Misses Dorothy Bettler Ruth Orcutt and Ralph Hasn Pflug attended the Elyria gathering Thursday evening to form a Senior Four-H Club. Bettler was named to the nominating committee to present officer candidates for the February 18 election.
Mr and Mrs Burton Sick entertained at dinner Sunday with Hob art Sick of Cleveland, Mrs Sick and Ed and Walter Miller of Amherst and Clarton Sick of this place visiting. Mr and Mrs Raymond Sick and their children of Amherst were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Burton Sick Sunday.
A farm machinery clinic will be held at the school auditorium Friday morning January 27. County agent C. I. Hummel has announced three prior meetings. R. D. Barden, farm machinery specialist, will discuss adjusting and repairs of all kinds of general farm machinery and an invitation is extended to all farmers to attend.
Miss Lucy Whittlesey will return home Thursday from Bowling Green Normal College where she is enrolled as a student. She will enjoy several days' vacation, returning to school Monday, January 30.
The Girl Scouts plan a Thursday after school meeting instead of their usual Monday session. Other social notes include visits among local families such as Bechtels Meitzkes Shattucks and Stoddards with illness mentioned for Louise Stoddard of Berea. Ruth Miller from Oberlin spent the weekend with the Miller home.
A Christian Endeavor gathering at the Congregational church Sunday evening discussed the dangers of living east for things. The meeting was described as interesting with good attendance.
Belden boys defeated Avon Lake 41 to 33 while the Belden girls tied 19 to 19 in Friday game. PTA held January meeting at the school with Mrs. Wise in charge and a program including Arthur Beers on The Mort Plan and Lloyd Westbrook artist performances.
The farmers' institute will convene at the school house on February 9 and 10 with Miss Gertrude Aikens of Columbia and Joe Thomas of Hayesville as speakers.
Edward and Fred Reisinger hosted the Belden Epworth League with sixteen members attending. Floyd Lang led the discussion on Help Thy Neighbor. A district conference delegates vote named Theodore Shellhaus and Fred Reisinger for Wellington on January 28 and 29.
Mrs. D. G. Reisinger attended a luncheon hosted by her daughter Miss Marjorie Reisinger at the Household Administrative Building of Mather College Western Reserve University. Junior Home Economics students organized the event for their mothers.
Mr and Mrs Warren Versey and children Clyde and Hazel with Miss Dorothy McCrory of Lorain spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Wise. Knot-a-Thread Quilt club met at Mrs Stanley Pitts in Pittsfield. Several families from Cleveland Medina and Strongsville visited relatives here with many overnight stays and local chair calls.
Local residents hosted and visited among the Cambaugh, Reisinger, Wise, and related families. Attendees included Harold Cambaugh, Norman Cambaugh, Floyd Schwarer transporting Cyrus aid to Orrville, Paul Palmer of Cleveland, Ford Camp of Wellington, Lydia Landin, Dwight Reisinger, Edith Anspacher, Edith Barton, Oleeva and Sharlene Wise, Ray Crowe, Edward and Fred Reisinger, and D G Reisinger. The Elyria orchestra plans its first concert at Ridgeville on February 6 with performances continuing locally.
Local residents attend visits and gatherings at Murray Ridge School and nearby homes. Notable items include meetings of the Elyria Township Taxpayers League on Feb. 3, a community dance Friday, and various social calls among Lorain Avon Elyria and Vincent residents.
The Murray Ridge Welfare group gathered at Mrs. Hazel Fridenstien’s home Thursday afternoon with good turnout. Members listed include Mrs. Arthur Fesler Mrs. Mary Knittle Irma Spierleberg and others. They cut and finished garments and planned another meeting for February 2 at the same location.
The Murray Ridge Parent Teachers Association gathered at the school house last Friday evening with good attendance. President George Fridenstien led routine business as committees reported. Wellington School Superintendent Mr Shields spoke on the Mort Plan followed by discussion. King's Orchestra provided music. Founder's Day marked February 17.
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