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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1933
Page
2
A dense page lists advertising rates and policies for The Chronicle Telegram Lorain County. It includes cash rate discounts, deadline times, and error rules, followed by short classified items for wallpaper, flooring, dust mops, printing, transfers, radios, apartments, and several used cars with prices and license notes.
A January special meeting at St Peter's Evangelical Church in Amherst drew about 40 members and officers. Fred Holzhauer presided as council president and Rev. C E Schmidt led devotionals as plans were laid for a February stewardship drive across church organizations. further details will be shared at next Monday's gathering.
Readable note indicates members of the ladies auxiliary intend to attend an upcoming event or meeting. Specifics on date or venue are not provided in the fragment.
The regular meeting of Jessa mine Lodge Daughters of Scotland will be held at the I O F bell on Wednesday evening. Initiation will be a feature of the business session.
J Strohmeier on Washington Avenue invites members of Group Number One of the Holy Name Society to St Joseph's Catholic Church this evening for an important business meeting. All members urged to attend.
Louis Leimbach of California was guest of honor at a farewell gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs George Arson on Parke Avenue. The event followed weeks with Amherst relatives in Florence and plans to depart soon for San Francisco. Attendees included multiple Amherst families and the Leimbach hosts from Florence.
Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars will hold a regular meeting in the Masonic hall on Wednesday evening.
Elmer Johnson Post No 118 of the American Legion will hold its regular meeting at the Legion rooms in the town hall this Friday.
A meeting of the Aid Association for Lutherans was held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Monday evening. The session covered the general routine of business and followed a Sunday school teachers meeting held earlier in the day.
The board met at Supt Power's office with president J S Clifford presiding. Key action was appointing committees for the year: finance Harold Penton and Werner Zilch. teachers W G Nord C E Cooper Harold Penton. supply W G Nord C E Cooper. repair W Zilch J B Clifford. grievance W Zilch W G Nord. athletic C E Cooper Harold Penton.
The Royal Neighbors regular meeting moved from Thursday to Wednesday evening due to a school operetta. It will be hosted at Mrs. August Siess home with Mrs. Lottie Jones and Mrs. Esther Witt as hostesses.
Special services will be held at St Josephs Catholic church on Thursday Candlemas day at 8 am. The seats of St Blase will be observed Friday with high mass at 8 am and a service at 730 pm.
The Mite Society and the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church hold a joint meeting in church parlors on Wednesday. A tureen dinner is served at 1 p.m. and the afternoon features needlework.
The officers of the Young Ladies Sodality of St. Josephs Catholic church will host a social gathering this evening at the school hall.
Miss Margaret Newsberry visited Mr and Mrs Carl Newsberry in Oberlin on Saturday. Alice Becker and Rose Grobe spent Sunday in Akron. Mrs C Summers and sons Edward and Robert returned to Lakewood after visiting Mrs Katherine Kolbe in Middle Ridge. Mr and Mrs Harry Wolfe and children Charles and Christine were supper guests of Emma Brown in Elyria. The W Beringers of Cleveland were weekend guests of C J Seeley. William Dangle and spouse joined L J Henes for Sunday supper. Martha Jaeger of Cleveland spent weekend at home on Parke Avenue. Esther Kreeger visited Akron on Sunday. Ray Brodier of Elyria visited A I Eppley on Quarry Street. S J Hart of Lorain was an Amherst visitor Monday. Hazen Schofield and wife spent Saturday in Oberlin. John Garland and daughter Jane of Elyria visited Amherst relatives Sunday.
Henry Ludwig of Axtel street hosts Group Number Two members of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Catholic church at his residence on Thursday evening.
Brighton residents hold Sunday dinners and visits with relatives in Wellington Clarksfield and Elyria. A church ladies meeting shifts to Thursday. high school students tour Columbus visiting state institutions and landmarks. Birthday celebrations and family gatherings mark a quiet weekend in Brighton and nearby towns.
A special meeting of the Voters League was held in the assembley room of the town hall this evening. The seven up and sixty six tournament at the F O EB hall Monday evening was postponed until next Monday evening. After the regular meeting last evening drill practice occurred. The door prize of a ton of coal was awarded to C J Ehrman.
Rev C E Schmidt will conduct German services at St Peter's Evangelical church next Sunday morning at 10 30. He will then conduct a second German service at St John's Evangelical church at 2 pm.
Lorain County Council of American Legion Auxiliaries will hold a meeting Wednesday evening in Lorain. Several members are expected to attend to discuss activities and plans for the coming term.
Plans and specifications outline deposit forfeiture rules for bids in Elyria. Proposals require full names and addresses plus a $1,000 certified check payable to the City of Elyria. Bids due before noon. the city may reject any bid and waive irregularities. January 24 to February 7 notice dates.
In his writing Elbridge notes the Motier name traces to before year 1000. He explains a Motier who owned a small farm named Villa Fayetteville dropped part of his name and became Motier of La Fayette.
Reader requests prompt for PTA program materials and study groups. Myers recommends using official PTA channels such as Child Welfare and Ward Improvement guides, suggests skits from The Fink Family and The Modern Parent for family relation topics, and lists available study group packets from Ohio and other universities. He notes free or low cost pamphlets, book lists, and a Cleveland college mimeograph copy offer for the full Parent Educator series.
The Naval observatory notes that Saturn's rings and Jupiter’s moons can be seen with a good opera glass in favorable weather and appear clearly in a small field glass with magnification of five to ten diameters.
Dr. Clendening discusses the five year report of the Costs of Medical Care Committee. Two plans are suggested: neighborhood clinics supported by hospital groups and optional sick benefit insurance for treatment at local clinics. Critics warn these schemes could worsen care by creating bottlenecks and bureaucratic delays, leaving patients to navigate cards, managers, and insurers.
A nearly century old bet between two London club members offered a thousand pounds to a man who could climb stairs without falling. The climber misstepped on the top step, fell, and was carried away with a broken leg, illustrating the astonishing stakes of early club wagers.
Local note hints at shifting tides in Milton with brighter prospects on the horizon while other reports lag behind. The brief mentions a quiet wait for positive developments amid ongoing efforts.
A German proverb asserts water as the strongest force, capable of driving mills. It highlights water’s enduring energy and practical utility across traditional industry and daily life.
A fragmentary toast of dialogue shows a New York visitor and a local woman debating a proposal. The exchange alternates with humor about asking once and the idea of returning, hinting at a lighthearted scene from a travelogue or play.
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