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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1933
Page
2
Classifieds and public notices show cash rate rules, lost poodle reward, winners list from Capitol Theatre contest, and multiple sheriff sales and estate actions. Listings include furniture upholstery, carpentry, rentals, autos for sale, and public improvement hearings with dates and districts.
Mr and Mrs John Emerick hosted Sunday guests from Cleveland including Mr and Mrs Tom Ferrsen and daughter Mr and Mrs Snyder and Mr and Mrs Arntt and two children. Mr and Mrs C Justin and Mr and Mrs N Webber attended the funeral of their uncle Mr Bott of Lorain on Monday.
The Farm Women's club gathered at the grange hall on Monday with about fifty attending a noon covered dish lunch. Miss Bird shared information on clothing remodeling. East Oberlin and South Russia groups attended, with several local members named including Mesdames Schmitz, Mann, Dion, Reisinger, Justin, Emerich and Smith.
Miss Betty Reed returns to school after an absence of almost two weeks with LaGrippe. Several families share weekend visits and calls including Mr. and Mrs. Dion at the C. Justin home, Clarence Peabody and family on Townline road, and the Falkner home with Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and Miss McDonald. Theodore Mann attended the Automobile Style Show in Cleveland, while Mrs. Brackley visited Elyria relatives. Other stops include Elyria shoppers James Lawrie and sister, Stage home guests Paul War and family from Cleveland, Lorain calls by C. Justin, visits by Clarence Dunford and wife from Elyria, Henry Will from Elyria, and Urban Kinzel with dinner guests at the Wohleber home on Indian Hollow road.
Mrs. Wm. Peabody visited Mrs. Coinman on N. Pleasant street Oberlin Tuesday. Miss LaVera Mitre was a supper guest Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Falkner. Mrs. C. H. Davis of Oberlin dined Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. C. P. Schmitz.
The Grange Hall hosted about eighty members for a Swiss steak supper and a prize filled program. The event concluded the rat and sparrow contest with winner H Klermound and his helper honored for their victory.
W H Peabody visited Medina on business Tuesday. Arthur Falkner and wife shopped in Elyria Friday. John Emerick and two others visited Cleveland Thursday on business. Residents attended a Finney Chapel sermon by Bishop Schrembs of Cleveland. Mrs Art Nolan stayed with her daughter Mrs Wesley Pick in Elyria Saturday. Henry Miller and Leser couples from Elyria visited Falkner Monday. Everett Hastings and wife shopped in Elyria Saturday. A health official and nurse gave the Schick Test to about 20 pupils in District No 7 Tuesday.
Oberlin Grange held its regular meeting at the hall with about sixty five in attendance. All officers attended as the new year brings business discussions and plans. The juvenile group was recalled and Miss Thelma Manns urged old members to join. Miss Hazel Johnson supervised a well received lecture program and lunch. A future program promises a large crowd with a play titled Two Days to Marry to be staged at the Grange hall, date TBA.
Lucy Wilford and Herb ert of North Ridgeville visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Falkner on Sunday. John Brackley and family spent Tuesday evening with the Lloyd Coates in Oberlin. Elsie and Agnes Mitre hosted ten classmates Sunday afternoon with games and refreshments. Ralph Justin Clyde Justin Fred Mitro John Mitro Elmer Shuster and Joe Szlego attended basketball at Oberlin High Tuesday evening.
East Amherst January 28 Mr and Mrs J V Date entertained guests at dinner Miss Atta Myers of Hong Kong on furlough and Mr and Mrs Frank Eschtruth with daughter Helen of Sheffield attended the gathering.
Members gathered at Mrs. Marie Bechtel's Middle Ridge home Saturday afternoon for the D. D. Club meeting. County extension agent Miss Alice Bird demonstrated clothing remodeling and discussed colors and patterns. An oyster supper and low mood party are planned for February 8 at Mrs. Ruth Kolbe's home.
Mrs. William Cook Miss Irma Speigelberg and Mrs. John Del field attended a Murray Ridge Welfare club meeting at Mrs. George Fridenstine’s home where piecing a quilt and mending kept time. Several locals joined Hickory Tree Grange in Amherst and Mrs. C B Schibley hosted a dinner for Mrs. Sam Sanders birthday with gifts, while E Neumyer and Lorain visitors called at Delon Farms.
Local Oberlin area residents attended funerals for Mrs. Kuch and Mrs. Elizabeth Kuch in Elyria and shared social visits with families from Oberlin and Amherst. The Oberlin Grange filled offices and admitted four new members, with Mrs. Faye Bartlett as matron urging juvenile organization growth.
Oberlin Juvenile Grange No. 400 held a Tuesday meeting in Oberlin Grange hall to reorganize. Miss Thelma Manns was elected matron with former matron Mrs. Margaret Whitney assisting. officers were then named.
Daughter Mrs Thomas Vinson of South Amherst attended as several locals joined the annual stockholders meeting of the Farmers Elevator Company held in Amherst Tuesday afternoon. E J Whiton was chosen president for the coming year with Shattuck Brownhelm as vice president Ward Tolhurst Middle Ridge as secretary-treasurer.
The Pinochle Club met Saturday evening entertaining Mr and Mrs Phillip Dotsong with four tables in play. The party included Mr and Mrs M Schubert Mr and Mrs W Robinson Mr and Mrs Sommers Mr and Mrs Messell Mr and Mrs A J Krause Mr and Mrs BE Baxter and sons. Alfred and Clifford won high scores for Alfred Baxter and Mrs E Baxter took second honors with Mr Robinson and Mr Sommers. Mr and Mrs Messeli were consoled.
Large attendance at a joint gathering of Rus sia Township Farm Women club South Russia Neighborhood club and East Oberlin Community church group in Oberlin Grange hall Monday. Miss Alice Bird lectured on remodeling clothing and demonstrated techniques while Mrs Charte Gibson led a brief business session. Members praised the session and await a second lesson with dates to be announced.
Ralph Schramm and ar Sendrock attended a Wednesday debate between Mc Kinley High School Cantor and Oberlin High School with tax questions. Juanita Schramsz and LeRoy Schramsz watched Oberlin Commerce vs Wakeman Independents basketball at Oberlin High Gym. Wakeman won by one. Farm Machinery Clinic drew locals at Willoughby Harris farm in Pittefield Thursday. Mrs Mabel Trufant visited Mrs Gertrude Schramm Monday. Mrs George Hahn joined First M E Church Oberlin missionary meeting at Mrs J H Kutscher’s King Street home Wednesday.
Members and guests of the Wisdom Seekers Sunday School Class at Community Church met Friday evening January 27 for a box social and conducted the annual election of officers.
The PTA bake sale at Watson Hardware Company in Oberlin last Saturday raised $7.51. Mrs. F C West and daughter Mrs Iona Auble of Wellington visited Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Neil Jones and son Roger in Milan. Mrs West remains with her daughter and family.
The final Extension meeting under Miss Alice Bird, County Extension Agent, convened Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. A M Sherburne’s home with 14 ladies present. A neiration session provided meat dishes and recipes. Mabel Bear was elected to serve on the Women’s Extension Service board, with each county group supplying a member for future spring planning. Other local mentions include visitors and relatives in town and club attendance.
A thought on how much of the critical dicta and wisdom of famed sages becomes absurd as time passes. The remark suggests that lasting judgment is hard and that trends in thought shift, revealing the transient nature of so-called wisdom.
A brief witticism notes that married men may have better halves while bachelors are said to enjoy better living spaces. The comment contrasts domestic life with single living arrangements in a playful tone.
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