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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
4
A fragmented notice from Amherst lists contact numbers 3822 for GiB Cleveland Yor delivery service or service complaints and 5524 for central book store church inquiries, indicating a local consumer assistance option.
In Amherst Ohio on June 2, faculty and board members gathered at Outdoor Life Association grounds to honor Miss Alice Kelch retiring after 48 years in Public School service. A hamburger roast followed games and contests, with a gift presented to the guest of honor. Attendees included numerous Misses, couples, and board members with spouses.
About 32 people attended St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School Bible class at the church parlors. Miss Anna Lembke led the meeting with devotionals by Mrs. Walter Kreeger and plans were made for an outdoor gathering on Wednesday afternoon July 12 with a tureen supper and several committees appointed to arrange the event.
A social hour led by Mrs. Ray Jewett and Mrs. Henry Kane featured several contests. First honors were awarded to Mrs. C. E. Baker, Leleen Kreeger, with consolation to Mrs. Robert Hasenflue and Miss Ella Jaeger. Dainty refreshments were served by hostesses including Mrs. Lucy Roemer, Mrs. Alvin Rosenkranz, Mrs. Ralph Reinhart, Mrs. Charles Sabiers, and Mrs. C. E. Schmidt.
A joint session of the Ladies' Aid and Missionary Societies was held at the church parlors on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. C. J. Springer presided over the Ladies' Aid with routine business noting the July meeting’s dispense and an August outing. Mrs. George Holstein led the Missionary Society, with devotionals by Miss Tena Jacobs and missionary readings by Mrs. O. J. Ruth, Mrs. J. Finkbeiner, and Miss Jacobs. Mrs. C. J. Springer will be delegate to the state missionary convention in Toledo, June 22–25, with Mrs. J. H. Ludwig as alternate. Light refreshments were served by the Aid executive board including Mrs. C. J. Springer and others.
Mr and Mrs Charles Schulz of Jackson Street were honored guests as their family gathered Wednesday evening to celebrate their 43rd wedding anniversary. The event featured a social evening and luncheon with relatives including Henry Schulz Esther Elyria Ruth James Walter Schulz and Don ald James Marjorie El on Becker and Emery Redman.
Mrs Henry Grugel hosted the Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran church in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon. After the business meeting the group engaged in needlework and finished with refreshments in a quiet social close.
A note records a gathering served to 25 members and one guest, Mrs. Clarence Grugel, listing the guest among the attendees in a brief social item.
Among local attendees at Mrs. William Stark’s funeral in Elyria on Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schwitzki with children Ruth and Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Papworth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stark, Mrs. Henry Grugel, Mrs. Bernard Strauss, Mrs. William Cah!, Mrs. Fred Stark, Mrs. Edward Brucker, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Fackler, and Miss Kathryn Grugel.
A special meeting at the Masonic Hall Saturday evening will feature inspection by Mrs. Mattie Prosser of LaGrange as the inspecting officer. Supper is offered at 6 30 at the M E church parlors prior to the meeting. members wanting supper should contact Miss Edith Ehrman tonight if possible.
A business meeting of the Amherst Athletic Club occurred at the club rooms at Church street and Tenney avenue on Thursday evening. Several matters of importance were discussed, followed by a traditional "old-fashioned" luncheon served to attendees.
Mr and Mrs Walter Berg and others joined at the home of Mr and Mrs Adam Claus in Brownhelm on Monday. Miss Mildred Clark will run the Nutshell Gift Shoppe in Oberlin during June. Numerous families from Elyria Carlisle and Dover gathered for Decoration Day and Memorial exercises.
The era marks a shift where the Moslem world shows a clear desire to adopt Western styles and systems rather than merely adopting Western influence.
A philosophical reflection linking human strength beauty love and hope with the enduring themes of effort adventure art and skill in poetry from Homer to the modern era.
The Noon Day Club met at the Hotel Amherst on Thursday and toured the sewage disposal plant north of town. Dinner was served to 16 members.
At noon on Thursday the Amherst Himer student council members met with president William Andrews. They planned a Sunday breakfast at 6 a m and appointed the arrangements committee: Gwendolyn Thomas Ruth Ehrman Frederick Wilhelm and William Andrews.
A display of work by junior and senior high school manual training classes under Norwood Hearn will be arranged over the weekend in the window of the Fred Holzhauer shoe store.
Admitted patients include Mrs Henry Carstenston of Tenney Avenue and Charles Hahn of RD 2 Amherst.
Miss Helen Fleming spent Thursday in Sandusky. Mr and Mrs Ed Schwitzki with Ruth and Floyd visited Flyria Thursday afternoon. Mrs William Berg was a Lorain caller Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Dewey Fackler were Elyria callers Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Henry Schulz and daughter from Elyria spent Wednesday evening with Amherst relatives.
Church notices list services at St. Peter's German and English, Congregational, First Evangelical, St. Paul’s Lutheran, Methodist, and St. Joseph's parishes with respective pastors and service times. A birthday celebration for Foster Jenne includes a party at his Cleveland Avenue home, a Vermilion-on-the-Lake outing, and dinner. Grange officers plan a meeting at Mrs C A Alexander’s home on South Lake Street, with Elyria visitors Mr and Mrs Rolland Sarr also noted.
Clyde Walker spent the weekend with his parents in Avon visiting James Mosher at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chandler. Frank Twining and family joined others for Sunday evening visits at the Ward home. Elyria guests attended dinner with the Squires family. A large crowd attended a ball game at Lowe’s Service Station field Decoration Day with another game planned for Sunday, June 4.
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