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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1936
Page
8
Amherst advertisement by Mrs B Jenne at 615 Cleveland Street promotes delivery service through Central Book Store, inviting customers to call for orders and noting Church Street as part of the location context. The fragmentary item centers on a local business outreach and street address.
A busy slate of local gatherings includes a Father Son banquet at Stonington Lodge with Judge Guy Findley as speaker, Hickory Tree Grange, Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland, American Legion and Auxiliary get togethers, and the Democratic Women's Club. Also scheduled: Knights of Pythias district rally, Elmer Johnson Post party, Elyria Kiwanis Minstrels by the Boy Scouts Civic Committee, Amherst Hi Comets at Medina, and Vermilion cagers visit. A choir rehearsal, a German service, and a missions study in China complete the week’s calendar at the First Evangelical church and St Joseph school hall.
The January meeting of Sun day school teachers and officers is at Mrs Walter Maller's Woodhill Drive. A sacred concert by violinist Alexander Kaminsky will begin at 7 45 pm Thursday with free will offering for the City Mission of Cleveland. The church council meeting follows the concert.
A reader describes thirty years of chronic constipation with gas bloating and back pain. Adlerika reportedly provides immediate relief, improves sleep, and cleanses the bowel where laxatives fail, with endorsements from Dr. H. T. Shoub and local druggists selling Adlerika.
John S Heathcote aged 60 of Elm Street South Amherst died at Amherst hospital at 1 p m Sunday after a week there. Born in Matlock England he came to Amherst 31 years ago. Survived by widow Patience a daughter Mrs William Wainson Elyria son Claude Heathcote Elyria six grandchildren one brother Joseph Heathcote South Amherst one sister Mrs Emily Mycock and brother James Heathcote England. Body to be taken to home Tuesday afternoon private funeral at 1 30 p m Wednesday at South Amherst Methodist church Rev B H H Ryan officiating burial in Evergreen cemetery.
Members will receive Holy Communion at the eight o'clock mass Sunday. Candle Day mass will be read Sunday. Mrs Charles Henry, Park Avenue, will host Circle 1 of St Ann's Society tonight. Circle 3 meets at Mrs E W Lahiff, Cleveland Avenue. Young Ladies Sodality social night is at the school hall Wednesday hosted by Helen Abraham Agnes and Florence Brennan. Club 2 Holy Name Society dance at the school hall Thursday evening February 6. Tickets may be purchased from club members.
The Concordia Club holds a social at church parlors Tuesday evening. Church council meets Wednesday evening. Ladies choir rehearses Thursday. German language Holy Communion next Sunday at ten. Announcements at parsonage Saturday. No English service. Cottage prayer at 7 30 Wednesday at Mr and Mrs Lang. Young Married Peoples class elected officers Neil Ludwig Newton Bechtel and Mrs George Frank.
Louis J Beach aged 81 died at his home on Park Avenue at seven last evening. Born in Mount Clemens Michigan he lived in Amherst for eleven years after moving from Cleveland. Formerly proprietor of a radio store he is survived by his widow Julia two daughters Lessie Burrows of Lincoln Park Mich Mrs Wm Breecher of Detroit and Arthur Beach of Dearborn Mich one granddaughter and one brother William Herbert of Dearborn Michigan.
Avon Lake Library Board held its first meeting of the year on Thursday January 16 at the public library. Officers were re elected with Mrs Howard Drake as chairman J L Oppelt as vice chairman Mrs Frank Tobey secretary David Horsfall treasurer and Jack Andeson added to replace William Schumaker. The year saw 102 new readers enrolled many schoolchildren and about 460 books added to the collection. A total of 13 254 books were borrowed with an average of 1100 monthly. New titles included Fair is the Moon Come and Get It The Farm Pitcairn Island and Men Against the Sea The Inquisitor Night Over Fitchs Pond and the Ginko Tree Now In November Vein of Iron Life With Father and North to the Orient.
Mrs Max Miller aged 61 died at her home on Lake road Friday after an illness. She leaves her husband and one daughter Florence T. She was a member of the Christian Science Society. Funeral services will be held today at Clifford Pease undertaking rooms in Dover Center at 2 p m.
Miss Gladys Shirley a nurse at St John's Hospital in Cleveland spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Shirley. Miss Grace McCurdy of Kent was a week end guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Harmon. Erwin Britton of Oberlin College stayed at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs John Britton over the week end.
The Congregational church congregation enjoyed Sunday morning services led by Rev. Burton a student from Oberlin College who conducted the sermon.
Mrs Harry Crandall and daughter Barbara spent days with her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Walker. Avon Lake basketball teams beat both games at Brownhelm Friday evening. Several from here attended the Pioneer Dance at Avon Saturday evening. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Mrs A J Bauer Park avenue to host Ladies Aid Society Wednesday afternoon. good attendance desired.
Mrs John Ammen hauser and Mr and Mrs John Ammenhauser welcome a baby boy born Sunday. Harry Ruth and Charles Sabiers attended a Legion meeting in Detroit. Mrs A Blasberg of Manhattan Ill visits Rev C E Schmidt. The Crusaders of Four square church meet at Becker home Tenney avenue. The ladies prayer group meets at Mrs Otto Bachs East street Tuesday afternoon. Sir Walter Scott described a bulldog terrier that understood speech and once bit a baker, the dog later slinking when the name baker was spoken.
The Wellington order of Odd Fellows hosted a Friday night dance amid poor weather drawing a fair crowd. The report covers theater, art exhibits in Oberlin, travels of local residents, bridge clubs, and social visits across Wellington, with notes on illness and upcoming meetings.
Interior and rural Brazil show a sickly country with estimates that 70 percent suffer from hookworm and infant mortality in rural districts reaching 600 per thousand, highlighting severe public health challenges and regional disparities.
Dr. Ralph W. Falls announces the program for the Wellington President's Ball to be held Thursday evening. The event will use two halls with the Odd Fellows hall hosting mixed dances.
A local gathering features a soloist and caller presenting music and entertainment. Proceeds support the President's idea for the afflicted, with additional attractions listed as a show.
An advertisement claims Creomulsion eases coughing from colds or bronchial irritation. It promises money back if no relief from the first dose and urges readers to act now with the product.
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