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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
2
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City reader Mrs B A Jenne of Cleveland Me asks residents to report delivery or any service complaints to the Central Hook Store through phone 5534.
The annual alumni banquet for the 8th grades of St Joseph parochial school in Amherst was held in the school hall. About 100 attended. The program included recitations and a playlet titled The Graduation of Anychild with a large cast, followed by games and dancing.
Thirteen pupils, Frances Gidlinski Richard Ashchenbach Frank Kapucinski Rudolph Puskey Mary Agnes Doyle Frances Raab Margaret Wesbecher Dorothy Knotovich Irene Dobzinski Stella Solak Frank Gambish Bernard Gidlinski Edna Delt ing were honored at Sunday church commencement. Rev. Fr. James Eischen addressed the class as honor students, with medals from the American Legion awarded to Rudolph Puskey Stella Solak Mary Agnes Doyle and Richard Aschenbach.
The June meeting of the Amherst Business Men's Association gathered at St. Johns Evangelical church parlors in South Amherst Monday evening with spouses as guests. About 56 attendees joined 6:30 supper hosted by church ladies. a brief routine business session followed, and a committee including Fred Holzhauer, Conrad Zilch, Ludwig Thomas, Ralph Reinhart, William Baetz, and Dr. W G Schaeffer was formed to explore a potential summer community picnic. A jovial hour then featured three sketches by the Community Players.
The Congregational Sunday School class taught by Miss Helen Eastman enjoyed an outing at Vermilion on the Lake and along the Vermilion River. Monday afternoon Rev. F E Eastman acted as chaperone and the time was spent swimming boating and a picnic supper. Participants included Robert Cromwell Robert Gillette Burton Jenne Robert Krieg Daniel Horvath Charles Wilson Theodore Alexander Rev F E Skastman and son Richard.
A remote Cancases shoreline report indicates a group of people identified as Negroes believed to be descendants or survivors from an ancient galleon wrecked in the Black Sea. The discovery prompts historical interest and authorities will investigate the origins and documentation of the individuals.
Word came Monday of the death of Rev P E Harding of Kipton age $1, who died Sunday evening. He was pastor emeritus of Amherst Congregational church for 14 years, came to Amherst July 1 1888 and was ordained September 26 1888. He served 11 years here then moved to Lodi, returned September 1 1907 for about three years and helped ordain Rev A R Stowell in February. Funeral services will be held at 2 30 p m Wednesday at Kipton Community church.
The first session of the Daily Vacation Bible School at St Pauls Lutheran church ran Monday morning with 28 enrollments and two more applications. More are expected by week’s end. Sessions run the first four days of the week from 9 to 12 a.m.
A group of associates surprised Mrs Adam Schroeder in honor of her birthday. The evening featured card games and other amusements. Guests gathered for dining with a decorated birthday cake and a lavish rose centerpiece banquet in the hall.
A two course luncheon was served at a table. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Adam Schroeder and their daughter Betty Lou, Mr and Mrs Martin Schroeder, Mr and Mrs John Wurmueat, Mrs Anna Achmauch, all of Amherst, Mr and Mrs Charles Nell and daughter Lois Elyria. The honoree received many pleasing gifts in honor of the occasion.
Circle three of St Ann's Society of St Joseph's Catholic church was pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs William Gillis East Quarries on Monday evening. Several games of 500 were played following the business session. At the close of the games lunch was served at small tables to about 18.
Mr and Mrs J R Mueller Mrs Katherine Battenhouse Mrs Augusta Sahl Mrs Katherine Kolbe Amherst accompanied by Mr and Mrs George Knittle daughter Marion Elyria Mr and Mrs Adam Grebe and family Mr and Mrs Adna Madill Lorain attended the funeral rites of Mrs Fred Ficht at Cleveland Monday.
Miss Lucille Leach, instructor of Latin and English at the public school, underwent an appendicitis operation at the local hospital on Monday morning. Her condition is reported satisfactory.
The June meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Metta Norton on Spring Street.
Corpus Christi observed with high Mass at eight o'clock Thursday and a procession Sunday. High Mass marked the closing of the school for the summer recess this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Decker and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Decker returned to their home in Wyandotte Michigan after spending the weekend as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bliss and Mrs. Charles Holzhauer on Jackson Street. Mr. Bliss accompanied them home.
Sisters Richard Terisita Gerarda and Beatrice Marie, instructors at St. Joseph's parochial school, expect to depart for St. Augustine's Convent in Cleveland to attend a summer course.
The auxiliary of Elmer Johnson Post 118 American Legion holds a regular meeting at Legion rooms this evening followed by a social hour and refreshments after the business session.
Hickory Tree Grange meets at the Grange hall this evening with an Indian pow wow as the feature during the lecture hour. Members are asked to bring a long feather a cork and a needle.
The Ladies Society of the Congregational church will hold its regular meeting at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Jay Gillette and Mrs Robert Cromwell as hostesses.
The June meeting of the Concordia Club of St. Pauls Lutheran church will be held this evening as a beach party. Members are asked to meet at the church at 6 30.
Joseph A Wesbecher of Jackson street hosts members of Holy Name Society group one of St. Josephs Catholic church this evening at his residence for a group meeting with attendees expected.
An's Benefit Association will be held at the home of Mrs. Harry Nichol on South Main Street on Friday evening with Mrs. Myra Stiwald as hostess.
The Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters will meet at the Outdoor Life Association grounds on Wednesday afternoon instead of Mrs. W. G. Schaeffer's home. A tureen supper replaces the planned dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Orne Grugel and son Bobbie returned home Monday after spending the past few days at Blue Bird Beach. Miss Elizabeth Wall of Greensburg Pa is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wesbecher. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Holzhauer and son were Vermilion-on-the-Lake visitors Sunday afternoon. James Brennen Jr. is visiting Lorain friends. Miss Martha Jaeger of Cleveland spent the week end at her Park avenue home. Miss Bernice Calhoun of Lorain visited Miss Myrtle Franklin Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Malley of Lorain were recent guests of Amherat friends. The Misses Germaine and Agnes Lahiff Nave returned home after spending the week end with Cleveland relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beck of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mrs. Katherine Kolbe and family, Middle Ridge.
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Carlisle Ohio June 13 La Porte Women’s Christian Temperance Union to be entertained Wednesday afternoon June 14 at the Robson home with a good program and large attendance expected. Various local residents visit, guests and family events noted from Elyria to Grafton Road. A lengthy program of readings songs and a children’s choir closes with Benediction by Reverend J H Jones.
Lois, Phoebe and John Nevins of Chestnut Ridge presented vocal numbers and readings on a Sunday afternoon program by the Junior church members of the First Methodist Church in Elyria, at the Home For The Aged.
Sunday School members at La Porte Methodist church held a Children’s Day program that filled the house. The event featured a floral altar, a choir and congregation hymn, and multiple recitations and a piano solo by young participants including Arlys Jackson Ralph Hamlin Jr Lucille Lightbill June Bell Jean Brightbill Marjorie Forney Jack Johnson Elaine Thimes and others The program was described as unusually enjoyable with children performing in series of recitations and musical selections.
Mrs Archie Welton hosted a Wednesday garden party at her La Porte residence with informal yard mingling. Guest prize went to Mrs Edwin Schoenherr of Flyria as roses and peonies adorned the lawn setting. Elizabeth Buscher of Elyria, recovering from illness, visited the Robson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Hopkins and family and Charles Hopkins from Butternut Ridge road attended a family reunion Sunday at the home of Mrs. Lila Rundle in Columbia.
Mont Wim Huns letters flood Major Evan W. Kelley chief officer Region One of the national forests with offers to join the emergency conservation corps. Advertisers include cow hands millworkers waiters cooks clerks medical students farmers and former forest workers ready to become minor executives. Many letters praise fire fighting experience and leadership of men though some are cryptic or poorly written. Also note Mrs Male won two prizes at Cambridge Angling Society meet in Cambridge England.
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