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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
9
Rates and information list a minimum charge of 35 cents and ten cents per line per day. It notes a cash or discount rate if paid when the ad is placed or before it expires, with cash payments advancing the lower rate.
Glen Rogers Motors Inc lists a 1938 Ford panel delivery truck very cheap and a 199s Blick Sport Model Roadster with air conditioning. Towing service at 121 Broad St. Contact phone numbers 2121 and 43-156. Chevrolet Oldsmobile dealer promoting used autos and towing.
Minnis B Williame approves a land description near LaPort Road with appraisal at $2800 and sale terms cash on sale day. Also probate notice in Blyria Ohio announces June 24 hearing on inventories and debts for multiple estates including Edwards Hively Koczowiek Blersbach Schramm Bickerstaple Miller Strike Davies. judge H C Wilcox to preside with hearings June 24.
Legal notices itemize appeals to the Elyria Board of Zoning Appeals for F B Squire at 1885 West Ave corner Oberlin Road. details include hearing date June 1452 and location at City Hall Council Rooms. Board secretary H. Cheney. Also divorce notice for Detla Shonwo in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas case 33524 with Wilbur C. Shongo as plaintiff. hearing after July 6, 1905. attorney Hamlin. Also sheriff sale notice for First Savings and Loan Co. versus Martin Bohn et al in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas. sale June 24, 1985 at 1 p.m. at the north door of the courthouse. description of property in Carlisle Township.
Avon Ohio June 14 The True Blue club of the Baptist church met at the home of Misses Marian and Giddys Peak Saturday evening. After the usual business session several games of cootie were played and a refreshment course was served. The next meeting will be a picnic with appointed committee arrangements.
Miss Bernadette Gerhart hosted friends on Detroit road for a Saturday bridge party with high scores earned by Miss Irene Alten and Walter McAllister. At Center road, Mr. and Mrs. William Fischer welcomed Morning Glory club members with high score trophies awarded to Mrs. C. T. Wilford, Mrs. Andrew Mittendorf and Mrs. F. X. Dechant and a late luncheon.
A benefit card party at the home of Mr and Mrs John Basher Ridgeville Sunday evening drew Avon residents. Bridge prize winners included Mrs J J Weiler and Miss Veronica Bins.
Mr and Mrs Ira Gough and family attended a Sunday reunion at Silver Lake Park for Colum bianna High School graduates of classes 1912 and 1913, of which Mrs Gough is a member.
Funeral services for Miss Veronika Urig were held at Holy Trinity church at 9 this morning with Rev. Leo Worth officiating and burial in Holy Trinity cemetery. She died at Pleasant View Sanitorium after long illness. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Urig predeceased her. Several relatives and friends from nearby towns were present, and community life details follow in the notice of visits and local happenings.
The June meeting of the King’s Daughters class at St. Peter’s Evangelical church was hosted at Miss Marian Witte’s Foster Park Road home with Misses Dorothy Fullmer and Marie Wilhelm assisting. Devotionals led by Miss Gladys Neuman, plans discussed for an outdoor July meeting at Miss Helen Schriner’s Tenney Avenue home with Alice Torne and Gladys Neuman aiding. A Bunco social followed with Edith Berger winning first honors and Mrs. Edward Meng, Jr. receiving consolation. refreshments were served at small tables.
Hickory Tree Grange members met at the Grange Hall for business led by Master Reuben Date. They planned a Lorain Juvenile Symphony program at the school auditorium on June 29 and announced a state drive offering a gold pin for ten new members joined by Sept 39. The lecture hour featured an Indian pow wow with tribes read by Mrs. Mary Walker, a dart contest yielding the Pueblo captain, and a tableau titled An Indian Pow-wow by Roy Clifford and Theodore Alexander.
Fourteen members of the Elmer Johnson Post No 118 American Legion auxiliary met at the legion rooms for the regular meeting Tuesday evening. They discussed the annual picnic to be held next month with date and place to be announced later. Mrs Hale Bechtel reviewed Morocco as the Fidac country for 1933. High honors went to Mrs William Wilker with consolation to Mrs Bechtel. Next meeting will be June 27, hostesses will be Mrs Hugo Truscello and Mrs Hugh Tompkins. then the group will adjourn until September.
The regular meeting of Stonington Lodge F and A M was held at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening. W H Francis Lorain was present and gave a talk on Masonry. A social hour followed and light refreshments were served.
Members of the Woman's Union of St Peter's Evangelical church sewed for the local hospital on Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs John Daniel, Mrs Minnie Nickel, Mrs E Schmidt, Mrs R L Menz, Mrs Edward Menz, Mrs William Mischka, Mrs C C Kern, Mrs John Dolde, Mrs Charles Sabiers, Mrs O H Baker and Mrs Lucy Roemer. Light refreshments followed.
The group led by Rev. F. B. Hastman traveled to Lorain Tuesday afternoon where they enjoyed fishing and later shared a substantial supper. Participants included Robert Gillette Robert Cromwell Burton Jenne Dantel Horvath Charlies Wilson Robert Krieg Theodore Alexander and Richard Eastman.
The Amherst Athletic Club announces the fish fry originally set for Thursday evening is moved to Thursday evening June 22. The event aims to raise funds and support community sports programs with all proceeds benefiting local youth teams.
The Women’s Union of St John Evangelical church South Amherst will observe its 46th anniversary with a special Sunday evening service at the church. An out of town speaker will deliver the main address. The Women’s Union of St Peter Evangelical church has been invited to participate.
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An open air concert by the Ladies' orchestra of Elyria directed by Mrs. O J Hess will be held on the lawn of the parsonage of the First Evangelical church Friday evening. It is sponsored by the church's Young Married Peoples class.
Lorain churches plan Evangelical Day at Lincoln Park on Sunday June 25 with morning service at eleven led by Rev Theodore Mexican pastor of St John Evangelical Lorain and a union choir from local churches. Rev H Pfeiffer of Sandusky delivers afternoon speaker session with revival style program.
Group two of St. Joseph Catholic church Holy Name society will meet at August Luccio on Jackson Street this evening. Group three, hosted by Henry Schmitz of Lorain, will gather Thursday evening. Members should meet at the school hall.
Members of the Sorosis Club will journey to Vermilion-on-the-Lake Thursday evening for an Engle cottage outing. A tureen supper at 6 30 p m will feature the evening program as part of the gathering.
The First Evangelical church holds its weekly cottage prayer meeting tonight at Mr. and Mrs. J. Mueller’s Pearl street residence. The Woman's Missionary Society directs the program.
Shirley Ann Menz visits Ashland relatives for the week. Charles Zimmerman remains home ill on Maple Street. Rev. F. E. Eastman spent Tuesday afternoon in Lorain. Charles Kendeigh attended a county legitim meeting in Elyria Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lonsbrough of Elyria visited Amherst friends Tuesday evening.
Joseph Wesbecker hosted Group One of the Holy Name Society at his Jackson Street home last evening. Chairman W J Bodman led the routine business, followed by a social hour and refreshments for fifteen members.
Violet Bailey of Rock, Virginia is spending an indefinite time with Sheffield residents as a visiting acquaintance.
Miss Alta Myers, long associated with the local Progressive class, was honored at a beach party and picnic supper before leaving Monday for California and then sailing June 20 aboard the Talyo Maru to Hong Kong, China, to continue missionary work. Numerous neighbors and friends from Ford Road, Kent and nearby communities joined in the farewell.
German housing shift accelerates as thousands of mansions are repurposed into compact living units. The trend boosts apartment supply but sparks concerns over neighborhood character and property values. Municipalities monitor development as builders rush to capitalize on new zoning rules.
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