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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1934
Page
7
Advertising note outlines the most effective medium in Lorain County with a 2 line, five average word count per line rule. Includes initials numerals and abbreviations counted as single words and a minimum Lic Rate of 10 cents per line per day.
A municipal ordinance authorized by law aims to pump work along the lake shore to Elyria and secure Federal assistance. It declares the measure in effect from passage, naming Wilson as Council President and H Cheney as Clerk, with Mayor Vanoster approving January 1934.
Mallet Creek Jan 29 evening agenda includes speaker Mr Mardew from Wadsworth schools. Mixed chorus Boys and Girls Glee Clubs and instrumental soloists perform. Social hour to follow. All parents and those concerned with the school urged to attend.
Sheriff exposes to public sale at Carlson's Garage, 1778 Broadway, Lorain County, on Friday in February at 10 o clock A M, for a Ford Town Sedan Motor No A-3514536, cash on bid, to satisfy Case No. 9-155 BW Reiner Piainti v Arethur and Elnora Deidrick. Clerks Rudin & Keech. Also Elyria ordinance authorizes contracts for Forestar Main extension and water system improvements with plans, land rights, and US government contracts. declared an emergency for public peace, health, and safety.
A free public art class led by Miss Frances Mong of Lodi, funded by the CWA, plans further enrollments. Two meetings have occurred with five lessons taken by Mrs. Matthews, Mrs Christian, Mr. Baker and son, Tommy, and Joan Chamberlain.
The article lists students named on the six week honor roll include DeWitt Miller Rose Grabenstetter Margaret Beache Julia Bohler Herbert Baker Caroline Moore Lucille Kaiser Duane Nafizger Rosalie Hand Ruth Brintnall William Walter and Irene Quall. It also cites last semester honor roll with Ruth Brintnall Rosalie Hand Lucille Kaiser Caroline Moore Herbert Baker Julia Bohley Margaret Beache Rose Grabenstetter and DeWitt Miller and the semester merit roll featuring Shirley Mathews Trene Quay William Watter Cecil Blosser Duane Naftzger Gordon Stahl Vincent Stavanja Arthur Swartz Doris Baker Mildred Hunt Wilhelm Wolff Gwendolyn Chamberlain Ida Krueger Beulah McDowell Sylvester Gienke and Neil Wilson.
Mrs Laura DeF tie Seeley died Thursday night at Berea Community Hospital after a several day illness from gall stones and appendicitis. She underwent surgery Wednesday and did not recover. Funeral service was Sunday at 2 PM at the house. She is survived by her husband and daughter Elva. another daughter died in infancy. Burial in Mallet Creek Cemetery.
Ray Mayes was named chair man with Tloward Brinthall as vice chairman Louise Swartz becomes secretary and Oda Swartz treasurer at a Thursday night gathering held at FE A Gunkleman home Members George May and wife of Lorain County Farm Bureau recently relocated to a farm on Speith road.
Announcements from St Joseph Catholic Church and Methodist Church list Holy Name Society group meetings Group 4 5 2 6 at host homes in Amherst Ohio Candlemas Day and St Blaze Day observances High Mass times and blessings for St Joseph parish ex service members urged to join American Legion meetings and transport arrangements Mite Society Queen Esther class February gathering at Harris Street homes with Mrs Jessie McLean and Mrs J D Kuser assisting
The Community Players near completion of The Heathers at Home to be shown Thursday at eight at Town Hall. Cast includes Robert Standen as dominant father George Heather and Ruth Zilch as Julia, with Lottie Hill and Bertie Hill among the Heather family members and staff. Mrs Bernard Sausaman directs the production.
The First Evangelical Church schedules Wednesday morning Bible School sessions and a Wednesday evening midweek prayer service at Miss Christena Jacobs home. The February Ladies Aid meeting is set for Thursday afternoon at Mrs. John Springer’s South Main street. Choir rehearsal occurs Friday at seven in the parish house.
Harold Dangle sustained severe lacerations and bruises after his car overturned four times when crowded off the road by a bus near Pittsfield on Friday evening. The vehicle was badly wrecked.
Next Sunday the schedule changes with the English service at :20 A M. Sunday School at 9 50 and a German service at 10 30.
Announcements list tonight 7 20 PM church parlors for Sunday School teachers and officers with emphasis on attendance for important discussions The church council will meet Wednesday evening at the parlors marking the first council session The Philathea Bible class meets Thursday evening at the parlors followed by a social hour The choir practice Friday at 7 30 includes a Valentine social after rehearsal
The undenominational Tuesday Evening Bible Study will meet Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. B A Jenne on Cleveland Avenue. All interested individuals are cordially invited to attend.
The Missionary Society of the Congregational Church will meet Friday afternoon at the parsonage with Mrs. F. E. Eastman acting as hostess.
A Lutheran Aid Association meeting is scheduled for this evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Hogrefe on Jackson Street.
The President's ball sponsored by the Amherst Eagles will be held in the high school auditorium Tuesday evening. It opens at 7 20 with entertainment led by Norwood Hearn. Cards and dancing follow with music by the Pajama Girls orchestra of Elyria. Proceeds go to Warm Springs Ga infantile paralysis treatment fund.
The Early Bird party hosted by the American Legion of Lorain County will be held at The Hedges near LaPorte on Thursday evening. Members whose dues are paid for 1934 will be admitted on showing their 1934 membership card.
Mrs John Brownhelm is discharged from the hospital with her newborn baby boy. The brief notice confirms mother and child release in good condition.
The passage notes a gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brintnall and mentions the next meeting will be held there.
Four sisters from Valley City Litchfield and Lester gathered Thursday to honor Mrs. George Bart on her birthday anniversary. The visit included Mrs. Charles s Speith and husband Mrs. Helen Stoskopt Mrs. Flora Bart and Mrs. Oswald Meyers and husband.
Word arrives that Gertrude Hendrickson is recovering after tonsil removal with some eye improvement. Her parents Mr and Mrs M Hendrickson and sister Mildred visited Thursday. The Mallet Creek Grange meeting moved to the schoolhouse Friday with a good crowd. Mrs John Neufeld and others visited on LLelana Herthneck’s family. A relative remains very ill with typhoid fever in Fairview Hospital after doctors determined the illness Thursday. Mrs Claude Shaw of Lakewood spent time with her mother and sisters Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Harley Franklin and daughter Myrtle spent Saturday evening in Lorain. Mr and Mrs F C Moore of Oberlin spent Sunday morning in Amherst. Frederick Ebbs Baldwin Wallace University Be hea spent the week end at his home here. Mr and Mrs A F Nalley visited Mr and Mrs George Powers Lorain Sunday. Miss Thelma Mays Oberlin College spent Sunday in Amherst. Miss Martha Jaeger Cleveland was a week end guest of her mother. Mrs Elizabeth Jaeger Mr and Mrs Fred Ruth visiting Detroit relatives. Russell Bohner Oberlin Amherst visitor Sunday morning. Miss Mabel Walker Garfield Heights spent the week end at her home on S Lake street.
The Spencer Grange will perform the play As a Woman Thinketh on January 20 at La Fayette, January 31 at Chatham, and February 2 in Spencer. The Spencer M E church Senior Philathea class met with Mrs Melvin Firestone and counted good attendance as members sewed garments for the Worthington home. Wedding bells rang for Miss Gladys Curry and Forest Johnson with Mr Johnson employed at Spencer Manufacturing Co.
Johnson begins housekeeping at the late Anna Betz home on South Main Street as community groups meet. The Mary Bells M. EF. Division and OFeign sin Crseb M. EL. Division report strong attendance and busy work. Mrs. Helen Bement improves. Several local residents host guests, travel, or attend gatherings. Dr. F. E. Reutter suffers a bus collision in Penfield. he is hospitalized with unspecified injuries.
Newly elected officers of the Spencer Methodist Episcopal Sunday School were installed by Rev. L. J. Quade on Sunday January 21. Names include Supt Wayne Messner Asst Supt Mrs Fred Miller Sec Miss Wreatha Brouse Asst Sec Mrs Marguerite Curtice Treas William Heese Asst Treas Mrs Myrtle Firestone Librarian Miss Agnes White Asst Librarian Miss Mexine Messner Temperance chair Mrs C R Aldrich Missions chair Mrs Ed Brown Primary Dept Supt Miss Santa Browand Cradle Roll Supt Mrs E T Friend Home Dept Supt Bertha Browand Orchestra director Robert Stroup Pianist Miss Gwendolyn Reese.
Spencer Grange No. 2529 meets Thursday January 25 at the Town Hall with Worthy Master R A Waltz presiding. Mrs Orlo White premieres as lecturer while Mrs H Hauge leads the Players of Spencer Grange in the Lyceum play As a Woman Thinketh. Performances continue January 30 and 31 in La Fayette and Chatham before a February 7 home date.
A regular meeting of the Volunteered Firemen convened Friday evening in South Amherst Town Hall with Frank Powers presiding. Reports were favorable and plans set for a dance to be held February 3 in Foresters Hall with Schaffer’s Milan orchestra. Dr. Van Heining demonstrated first aid for suffocation and drowning. Thirty members attended.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Maddock and their daughter Sally of Elyria spent Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Gibson.
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