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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
9
Imperial Furniture Co offers refinishing, repairing, upholstery for cabinets and mattresses with custom built chairs for mothers. Located at 171s East Ave, phone 2653. Elyria W Upholstering Co provides cabinet work and refinishing at 237 239 Broad & J, two doors east of Post Office, phone 2034. Fur storage also advertised.
Mrs Ed Christ celebrated her birthday with a surprise gathering at daughter Mrs Donald Haighs home. Neighbors and family shared lunch with gifts given to the honoree. Regular King’s Herald society meeting set for Sunday at the Methodist church.
Central Book Store on Church Street lists phone numbers 83822 for delivery service and 8524 for service complaints. The terse entry suggests a small town shop offering book retail and home delivery with customer support lines.
Amherst Hi held its 80th reunion for the class of 1933 with a sailor and worker themed program at the school auditorium. Students performed songs readings and musical selections while awards and perfect attendance certificates were handed out by Miss Marion Steele and Mrs. R L May.
A Mother-Daughter party sponsored by the Queen Esther class of the Methodist Sunday school was held in church parlors on Friday evening. About 20 mothers and daughters attended a 6:30 tureen supper followed by a program featuring readings songs solos and remarks from Mrs. P. A. Becker and others with baskets of flowers presented to the oldest and youngest mothers and a four generation lineup. The event closed with singing of Home Sweet Home and Bless Be the Tie.
Sunday Pentecost services planned at St Peter's Evangelical Church. A German service at 9:20 and an English service at 10:30 with Holy Communion. Rev C E Schmidt to speak on The Fire from Heaven. Choir directed by F C Moore, anthem Harck! Te Thousand Harps and Voices.
Mrs H G Battenhouse of Cornell avenue has been admitted to the Cleveland Clinic for operative treatment. Mrs Frank Richmond and H G Battenhouse visited her today. Puchs Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Earl Kendeigh were Sunday evening guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert. Mr and Mrs G C Becker were guests of Mrs Louise Enmerick and Mr and Mrs George Brough ton Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Elmer Batten house of Elyria were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Melvin Unger Sunday. Wallace Court spent Saturday in Cleveland.
A long list of cryptic crossword clues with numbers and partial phrases, including harvest, browns, ice cream container, and various others. It references college terms, geographic hints, and wordplay, ending with “Answer to previous puzzle.”
The Mig hionary society meeting at Mrs H A Willams shape avenue Friday afternoon elected officers: President Mrs F E Eastman Vice President Mrs H W Powers Secretary Mrs Charles Good and Treasurer Mrs Charles Miller. Members heard articles on Rethinking Missions read by Eastman Hubbard and Bluna. Ten members and one guest enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess.
The Ac berst Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet next Thursday evening in the school auditorium. A brief program includes a welcome address and response. Afterward, dancing will follow with Krebs Day's band of Elyria providing music.
The baccalaureate service at St Peter's Evangelical Church Amherst Hi features speaker Rev. Daniels Oberlin on Sunday evening. The St Peter's choir directed by F G Moore will sing O Gladsome Light and The Lord Bless You and Keep You, with pieces by A Sullivan and P C Lutkin.
Pentecost will be observed at St Pauls Lutheran church with an English communion service led by Rev H Abram Sunday morning at ten o clock.
A world peace and brotherhood service will be held at the First Evangelical Church Sunday morning led by the young people. Miss Mildred Zilch will lead the worship and talks will be given by George Innes on The Financial Cost of War and Miss Ruth Zilch on Cost of War in Loss of Men. Norwood Baumharat will summarize. The choir will sing O Come and Let Us Sing. There will be no evening service.
The final Men’s Club gathering before summer at St Paul Lutheran church was held in the church parlors with ladies observing the night. A program featured entertainment by a band directed by Frank Nrugman, group singing, orations, and performances including Time, Ray Grugel, and The Challenge of the Racketeer by Arthur Thomas.
A social hour followed with summaries and refreshments. About 40 people were present.
Mrs N D Kiss of K D 2 was admitted to the local hospital on Friday following a rainy day incident.
Atty J J Smythe and Mayo Stiwald spent Friday at Colum bus. Mrs O J Brown Elyrn spent Friday with her ae Mrs Joseph Heathcote. Mr and Mrs John Springe were Elyria visitors Friday afternoon. Mrs O F Witte and Mrs R C Cromwell were Thursday afternoon guests of Mrs Wale Furdee Elyria. Mr and Mrs Floyd Moore Oberlin spent Friday evening Amherst. Mr and Mrs C R Williams Orlando Florida were guests of Mr and Mrs George Schroeder Thursday. J B Avery was an Elyria visitor Friday afternoon, Mrs W Williams Oberlin spent Thursday afternoon with Amherst friends.
The passage contrasts Thoreau’s voluntary solitude with a broader loneliness. It notes that even amid crowds there is a loneliness to be felt, and acknowledges a soul’s solitude that none can break, referencing the Planet in the Milky Way as a distant consolation.
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