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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1933
Page
4
Jenne offers delivery service and address details at 615 Cleveland for AMHERST area. Contact B A Jenne at 5524 for service or complaint handling regarding local bookstore operations.
Amherst Ohio July 10 A special service will be held at the First Evangelical church Wednesday honoring eightieth year members from Brownhelm and South Ridge churches. Speakers include Dr W Bucks, Ash and Rev A Peter, with a noon tureen dinner and a 1 30 pm service.
Associate pastor A W Buck led the Sunday morning service at St Peter’s evangelical church in Rev C E Schmidt’s absence. He spoke on What do you Expect detailing viewpoints of self friends society and God. Choir sang Thy Flory Day under F C Moore ObO Carl, Ohio. Buck will lead next Sunday and July 23 will be observed as annual vacation Sunday with no service.
The Amherst Businessmen's Association holds its July gathering at the Kenrietta Methodist Church this evening with pastors as hosts. Supper is served at 6 50 by church ladies as final plans are set for the annual Community Picnic. A strong turnout is urged.
Funeral rites for the late Frederick Ehlert age 67 were held Sunday afternoon from the North Ridge road home with A V Buck associate pastor of St Peter's Evangelical church officiating. Pall bearers included Herman and Irvin Ehlert Albert and Edward Barckley William and Frank Hutton. Burial followed in the family lot at Crown Hill cemetery with many out of town attendees from Elyria and Lorain.
A group enjoyed a picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Schieferstein in Vincent Ohio on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Ehrman with sons James Junior and Richard Mr and Mrs John Wiegand Mrs Katherine Louveland son Hiram Mr and Mrs Arthur Engle Mr and Mrs Harry Ruth and children June and John A noon picnic dinner was served and the afternoon featured games and social time.
A joint meeting of the Brotherhood and Philath ea Bible class will be held at Jenne road residence Wednesday evening. Indoor baseball and entertainment by the Granger yodelers are planned with a twelve year old hillbilly boy and the Sunday School orchestra providing music. Light refreshments will be served and transportation loans will be furnished. all are invited.
Rev R C Jensen pastor of the Methodist church opened a series of sermons on the Lord's Prayer on Sunday morning with Our Father Who Art in Heaven Hallowed be Thy Name The next Sunday's topic will be The Kingdom Come Thy Will Be Done The public is invited to attend these services.
Mr and Mrs R Wf Hearn attended a Baldwin Wallace College picnic at Linwood Park Vermilion on Sunday with Marjorie and son David and Fester Jenne present.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will sponsor a social at the home of Mrs. J. B. Egeland on Spring Street Wednesday evening with Candle Aight Circle girls as guests. All ladies of the church are invited. Ira. R. W. Hearn is arranging a program and Mrs. J. B. Egeland chairs the refreshment committee.
Members of the Amherst Study Club plan to attend meetings of the Lakeside federation of Women's Clubs to be held at Lakeside on Wednesday and Thursday. Several excellent numbers will be presented, including a play by Berea Faculty Woman's lab on Thursday.
Group two of the Holy Name Society of St Joseph Cash-Wie church will meet Thursday evening with Thomas Andrews on North Main Street while Group three will meet the same evening with Joseph Knoble on Heretta Avenue.
The annual St Joseph Catholic parish picnic will take place at Lincoln Park Stop 48 Lorain on Sunday July 16. Free bus transportation will be provided and a noon picnic dinner will be served followed by games and a ball game between married and single men.
Mrs H H VanKeuren and Mrs Bert Marlowe acted as hostesses for the Queen Esther class of the Methodist church. The gathering took place Friday evening at the residence of Mrs VanKeuren on Jackson Street.
The regular Hickory Tree Grange meeting will be held at the Grange Hall in Milanay on Tuesday evening. After the business session a lecturer program led by Mrs. C A Alexander will follow.
A quarterly gathering of the four Holy Name groups at St. Joseph Catholic church is scheduled for Tuesday evening in the school hall. This meeting will review parish activities and plan upcoming events with attendees from the parish community.
The Ladies' society of the Congregational church will hold its regular meeting at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon. Mrs W A Eastman and Mrs Nettie Schaeffer will be the hostesses. Needlework will be a feature and refreshments will be served.
Circle number one of St Ann's Society of St Joseph Catholic Church will be entertained this evening by Mrs George Menz at her home on South Main Street.
The official board of the Methodist church will hold its monthly meeting at the church on Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.
The teachers of St Paul Lutheran Church will hold their regular meeting at the church parlors at eight o'clock this evening.
Another legion baseball game is scheduled for Wednesday evening as the Elmer Johnson post meets South Amherst at Harris street field.
The Eagle auxiliary holds its regular meeting at F. O. BE Hall on Thursday evening. Members of the drill and degree teams are urged to attend to prepare for the convention in Cleveland.
The Senor League of St. Peter's Evangelical church holds a July outdoor meeting at Vermilion-on-the-Lake on Tuesday evening. A tureen supper is planned for 6:30, and members should assemble at the church at 6:00 sharp.
Stockholders and members will hold a joint picnic and business meeting at the grounds on Wednesday evening. Supper will be served at seven o'clock and coffee and lemonade will be free. After supper, officers for the next year will be elected.
The Brownhelm Congregational church Christian Endeavor society held a vesper service on Vermilion River at Cooper's Hollow Sunday evening. Rev. A. M. Rickel, pastor of the First Evangelical church of this city, delivered an inspiring talk.
George Wazekas of Lorain was admitted to the local hospital Sunday evening for unspecified medical care.
The Eagles Auxiliary drill team plans a Tuesday evening practice at St Peter s Evangelical church at seven to prepare for the convention in Cleveland next month.
A quarterly gathering of St. Pauls Lutheran Church is scheduled for eight o'clock Wednesday evening. Members are urged to attend as the congregation reviews ongoing programs and finances.
A joint meeting of the Finance committees of Axtel South Amherst and the local Methodist churches will be held at the local parsonage Thursday evening.
Mrs Rose Plate of Tenney Avenue will host Circle number three of St Ann's Church this evening, inviting members to attend the gathering at her home.
Mr and Mrs F G Stang and their children Jean and Dick of Millersberg were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs A C Kreeger on East Main Street. Miss Betty Eastman of Oberlin visited her parents Rev and Mrs F E Eastman. Miss Bether Joseph of Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Joseph of Tenne way and Walter Linehas spent Sunday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Fred Cornell of Lorain spent Saturday evening with them.
Mrs Maude Humphrey, 52, of Wheimas, was found dead by neighbor Mrs Frank Miller on Saturday afternoon. Despondency is blamed for the suicide after an ill health period. She had just returned from Toledo to see her ill mother. Survived by husband William Humphrey.
Miss Florence Selgerman returns to Massachusetts after weeks with her sister Mrs. Fred Engel in Avon Lake. Mrs. Granville Dunlap and son Bill come home from California after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Farris and family and seeing the Chicago World’s Fair. they are met in Chicago by Mr. Dunlap who also attended the fair.
Mrs Noah entertained the Avon Lake Circle of the Altenheim Home of Cleveland at a 1 o'clock luncheon recently. The afternoon was spent socially. Mr and Mrs James Deasy and son Joseph attended the funeral of Alfred Faulhaber at Lorain. Thursday morning Roy Currant is spending his vacation with relatives in Canada.
Mrs Bertha Derringer and Mrs C J Snyder attended a Wander In Club meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Henry Lester in Lorain.
About 50 members of the 4 H Club of Lorain County attended a park picnic Friday evening.
The Christian Endeavor met Thursday afternoon at the Congregational church for a recreational gathering. After a hike, games were played and songs sung. Refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs Noah entertain their grandson from California for an indefinite period. Archy Spade and son Bobby spent several days with relatives in Geneva. Bert Whitney of Cleveland visited Ben Sidway. R Blackmur of Cleveland moved to a Sunset Drive cottage. Am herst guests included Clair Stiwald and Wo G Campbell of Lakewood. Richard Stang returned home at Mullersberg after two weeks with Amherst friends. J Meng and children visited Lorain. Martha Jaeger of Cleveland spent the weekend at Parkay. F C Moore of Overlin and Myrtle Franklin returned from Lorain visits. Mildred Wrage of Cleveland was weekend guest of her parents.
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