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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1936
Page
6
Mrs B A Jenne of 615 Cleveland Street offers delivery service for Central Book Store. Contact phone 3822 for orders. Church Street appears as a street reference in the listing.
Alexander Kaminsky, famed Russian violinist, will perform at St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church in Amherst on Thursday at 7 45 pm. Admission is free with a free will offering requested for the benefit of the Cleveland City Mission.
Mrs Walter Miller hosted a Monday evening gathering for St Peter's Evangelical Sunday School teachers and officers. Rev C E Schmidt led devotions and H L Beesing presided over the business session. A missions study was discussed and a committee led by Rev C F Schmidt and including Misses Florence Ehrman and Olive Miller was appointed to organize quarterly programs.
The Amherst Study Club convened Monday at Mrs. L. Roemer’s home to discuss 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Officers were elected: President Mrs. C. A. Alexander, Vice President Mrs. Harold Penton, Secretary Mrs. Charles Good, Treasurer Mrs. James Nicholl, with program chair Mrs. A. P. Roth and committee member Mrs. E. E. Foster.
Harvard University and MIT scientists led by Dr. Donald H. Menzel and Joyce C. Boyce will travel 8,000 miles to Ak-Bulak near Orenburg Eastern Russia for a June 19 total eclipse. They will study the sun’s chromosphere and corona using new photographic plates and seek insights into solar activity and its link to radio and weather predictions. The expedition, carrying several tons of instruments, will be hosted by Dr. Grasamovic at Poulkova Observatory.
Tureen supper and party will be featured. The auxiliary of Elmer Johnson Post of American Legion will hold its regular meeting at the club rooms. The get-together meeting of the local post auxiliary and South Amherst post and auxiliary has been called off because of the speaker's inability to be here at this time. The Concordia Club of St. Paul Lutheran church will meet at the church parlors. Hickory Tree Grange will hold its regular meeting at the Grange Hall, Milan avenue.
Largely attended service gathered Monday afternoon from the late home on Lake Shore road for Mrs. Anna Claus with Rev. S I Roger of Vermilion and Brownhelm Reformed churches officiating. George and William Garthe sang duets with Mrs. Garthe at piano. Pallbearers were Ben Northeim Arthur Northeim W E Love Myron Mathews Louis Baumhardt and Edward Hahn. Burial followed in Brownhelm cemetery under Conrad Zilch in charge.
The Crusaders of the Four Square Church gathered Monday evening at the home of Misses Janice Bruce and Marjorie Becker on Tenney Avenue. Mrs. George Garthe led the business session and Oscar Klingenmeier headed the prayer meeting that followed.
The funeral for John S. Heathcote who died Sunday at Amherst Hospital will be held Wednesday at two o'clock from the South Amherst Methodist church. Private services will precede at his Elm Street home. Rev. B H Ryan will officiate. Interment in Evergreen cemetery family lot.
Mrs Charles Henry of Park Avenue welcomed Circle One members from St Ann's Society at St Joseph's Church Monday evening. After business, a social hour with card games followed. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Mrs A J Bauer opens her home on Park Avenue Wednesday afternoon for the Ladies Society of the Methodist church. It is hoped a good attendance will be present.
Mrs John Michael of Park Avenue will host Cloverleaf Club members at her home Friday afternoon, welcoming attendees for the upcoming event and social gathering.
Funeral services for the late Louis J. Beach will be held from Baker Funeral Home on Wednesday afternoon at 3 30. Rev F E Eastman pastor of the Wakeman Congregational church will officiate. Burial will follow in Cleveland Avenue cemetery.
Edwin Foster is confined to his Cleveland avenue home with mumps. Mr and Mrs J H Gillman of Fairmont West Virginia visited Amherst relatives in recent days.
GRANITE, Okla. A 67 year old BE. W. Baldwin is returned to prison to finish a 22 year sentence dating from 1911. He was a Newton Kansas businessman for a decade before being jailed for forgery. After release he left, escaped Granite prison in 1915, and was later recaptured to serve the remaining 18 years for a statutory offense from a quarter century ago.
In Cambridge Massachusetts John Holman sues Walter Muldoon for 300 dollars claiming his dog was attacked and disfigured by Muldoon’s dog. The case hinges on alleged dog bite incident and damages sought.
Avon Lake January 28 Mr and Mrs Wm Franklin entertained the Fortnightly Club at their home Saturday evening at a dinner. Cards followed with prizes won by Mrs Noward Drake and Curtis Duff as first winners.
Wm Hins and Wm Franklin, second place, will meet Mr and Mrs Oscar Kubach in two weeks. The Townsend Club sponsors a card party and dance at the school house Saturday evening with refreshments to be served.
The Congregational church choir will gather at the home of Mr and Mrs Wayne Black on Jaycox road Wednesday evening at 7 30.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tomer and family Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Easty Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Black and family and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cousins and daughter were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Helder.
The Score Bridge Club met with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dechant Saturday evening. Special guest Mrs. A. J. Hain attended. Trophies were won by Mrs. Ralph Morrison and Jim Tomer and Mrs. Eugene Herman and Otto Katterhenry. In two weeks they reconvene at Mr. and Mrs. Feasty's. Refreshments served.
A birthday dinner party in honor of the James Deasy anniversary was held at his home Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Deasy and family of E Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Joseph Deasy and Mr and Mrs Clifford Barshow of Rocky River, Mr and Mrs Thomas Brook of East Cleveland, and Miss Rena Titus and Betty Nelse of Avon Lake.
Mr and Mrs E R Allen entertained Ellen and James Taylor and Dell Vern and Donald Bates at their home for supper Saturday. Mrs C V Rodgers is on the sick list.
Rev. Brown, a student pastor from Oberlin, will preach at the Con. church service this week, joining local clergy in delivering a sermon focused on community outreach and faith.
France's foreign minister Pierre-Etienne Flandin said Paris would seek a three billion franc advance from London bankers to bolster the treasury. The move signals effort to shore up finances amid ongoing wartime strain.
Mrs Smith to spend winter with daughter in Willoughby. Ralph Bloomfield of Lakewood visited Avon Lake friends. Clarence Peters and daughter from Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Lee Walker. Aunt Mrs Don Engel visits Lorain. E R Allen off two weeks in Indiana. Howard Walker dropped by Crandalls in Clarksfield. Fern Claus attended grandmother Mrs Claus funeral in Vermilion. Clyde Robinson and daughter Claire from Elyria visited Irving Robinson family. Erwin Britton of Oberlin College at Avon Lake school. Ida Hill left for Washington DC to stay two months with son Lloyd and wife.
The Lake Avenue Community church group met at Mrs. Gill's home with six teen members present. Devotions were led by Mrs. Schaeffer. Members plan to bring a bank to each meeting to be filled and opened at year end. Mrs. Schaeffer and Mrs. Croskey were named to the work committee. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Collier's home on February 19 with Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. Croskey to serve refreshments.
Mrs. Mary Ayres, 80, of Gambier, Ohio, died at a daughter's home Monday afternoon after a prolonged illness. Mrs. T. F. Sellers of Harvard Avenue was at her bedside after being called Saturday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon. The late Mrs. Ayres was well known in Elyria and visited frequently at the Sellers home.
The group appointed Mrs Jabbusch as president Mrs Schaeffer as vice president Mrs Collier as secretary and treasurer and Mrs Taylor as assistant secretary and treasurer. After the business meeting games followed and refreshments were served by Mrs Gill and Mrs Miller. The next meeting is set for Friday evening February 28 at the home of Mr and Mrs Peck.
R. H. Miller has returned to his home following a several day stay at a nursery school in Columbus.
Mr and Mrs Roy Whale of East Cleveland visited his parents in Dover Center. Mr and Mrs I E Kubic spent time with Akron friends. Area residents attended Mrs Max Miller funeral at Pease Undertaking Dover Center. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hudson called on Mr and Mrs John Townsend in Sheffield. Mrs Burt Smith of Miami returned home after Cleveland meeting with her daughter Mrs J C Kerber of Center Road.
Taylor Statten, master of Pickering College, says most adults are ashamed to play and if they played more and were friendlier, many world troubles would fade away.
The Bible Class of Lake Avenue Community Church held its monthly social and business gathering Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Miller. During the meeting, officers were elected for the upcoming term.
A golden eagle that seized a steel trap and carried it for over a week was shot on W. Osche’s farm in the Barkley West district Transvaal. The bird’s bold raid prompted hunting and property safety concerns in the region.
In Memorial Hall Greenville will stage a nationwide radio broadcast memorializing the signing of the Greenville treaty with the Indians by General Anthony Wayne on February 11. Col Thad Brown of Obie, FCC chairman, will speak at a public meeting as part of an appeal for a 286000 grant from Congress to build a national shrine. In Conneaut Ohio Mayor Larry Naylor asked Ashland County to cover 300 direct relief cases amid a $60000 shortfall in operating costs for the year.
The 75 year old store owner C L McClure was found dead in his living room behind his shop by a milkman. Coroner reports he apparently froze to death several days earlier. McClure lived alone in Washington C H.
New Philadelphia news reports Miss Fern Marie Krantz a Strasburg High School senior died yesterday from encephalitis lethargica after a 10 day illness and two days in a coma.
A woman in her 90s died leaving 8 sons and 4 daughters, 101 grandchildren, 110 great grandchildren, and 1 great great grandchild. Her vast family forms a small village in Guyra.
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