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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
9
Rates and instructions for placing advertisements. Minimum charge 35c per line daily. Cash payment gains discounted rate before expiration. Notices include housekeeping rooms with private entrance and contact numbers. Glen Rogers Motors Chevrolet Oldsmobile Dealers listed.
City of Elyria adopts ordinance to proceed with sanitary sewer on Shear Street from Lake Avenue to western terminus. Assesses front-foot costs to abutting lands, with single annual payment option and interest up to 6 percent. provisions for cash payment to avoid interest and general sewer fund contribution. Bonds or notes may be issued in anticipation of deferred installments. Director authorized to contract with lowest bidder or to undertake city construction.
Children and junior departments perform recitations songs and choirs during morning services at First Evangelical and St. Peter's Evangelical churches in Amherst Colorado on June 17. Mrs. William Schmitkens leads a 9 30 a m combination service with a full program of preludes verses and musical numbers by young congregants.
Members of the Good Deeds Class of the Congregational church with husbands and friends traveled to Beaver Park on Friday evening for an outing at the Schaeffer cottage. After supper and a brief meeting, a social time featured games with participants including Harold and (Mrs) Kunkel Erwin and (Mrs) Bachman Wesley and (Mrs) Smith Walter and (Mrs) Frederick Karl and (Mrs) Schaeffer Grace Schaeffer Edna Hopkins Leota Marshall Virginia Cooper Helen Eastman Anna Robertson Henry Gersten berger Earl Rockwood and George Towne.
Mrs. Harry Nicholl of South Main street hosted Circle One of the Congregational society on Friday afternoon. Three tables of bridge were in play with the high score trophy awarded to Mrs. R. C. Cromwell and second to Mrs. F. I. Hubbard. Guests included Mrs. George Dells Mrs. James Daniels and Mrs. Philip Braun. Members present included several ladies led by Mrs. Cromwell Mrs. Hubbard and the hostess.
Group number one of St. Ann's Society of St. Joseph's Catholic church held a public card party at Mrs A P Roth's home on Cleveland avenue Friday afternoon. Seven tables of five hundred were in play with first honors to Mrs H F Gammons and second to Mrs A G Menz. Out‑of‑town guest Mrs J J Mahoney of Cleveland attended. Luncheon followed at small tables for 40.
Old Folks Day observed at Congregational Church with a 10 45 morning service. The program includes organ preludes hymns readings prayers and tributes. A tribute to the late Rev Philip E Hardine and Octogenarian Club members closes the service followed by a picnic dinner at Outdoor Life Association grounds.
Miss Leona Gillis and Miss Hildegrade Gillis of East Quarries hosted the Young Ladies Sodality at St Josephs Catholic Church. Helen Gidlinski won the pinochle prize and Mary Brown won the oul? game. Regina Fuhrman led a business meeting planning a bake sale at Fisher Bros Store on Saturday June 24. Fr Eischen spoke and 26 members attended lunch.
Madison Wisconsin guests of Dr H L Hall. J King of Lorain was an Amherst visitor Friday evening.
South Amherst June 17 the annual convention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Norwalk District was held at the Methodist church. The event featured rose decorations, a 9:30 roll call and devotional led by Rev R C Jenson, a noon luncheon for 150, and an afternoon session with memorial service led by Mrs Joseph Nhenney and a talk by Yang Chu a Chinese visitor. A missionary demonstration by the Grafton Juniors and a consecration service by Dr C B Hess followed, ending with a 6:30 banquet for about 100 young people in a blue and white program.
Central church notices list pastors and service times for St Johns Evangelical Rev C E Schmidt morning worship 830 Sunday School 930 including Children Day exercises. Methodist Rev R C Jenson morning worship 945 Sunday School 1100. Congregational Rev Cc F Fogel morning worship 1000 Sunday School 1100 Christian Endeavor 730.
The Woman's Union marks its 30th anniversary with a Sunday evening celebration at St. John's Evangelical church. A fine program is planned and out of town guests are invited.
On Sunday June 11 Ed Smith manager of North Olmsted welcomed his brother George Smith manager of Olmsted Falls to North Olmsted Park for a baseball game. North Olmsted defeated Olmsted Falls 14 to 7.
The June W B A meeting was hosted by Mrs. Harry Nicholl in Amherst with Mrs. Maria Stiwald as hostess. Reports from the Wellington county WBA convention were shared by Mrs. J B Avery Mrs. H A Monger and Mrs. Lucy Roemer followed by a social hour and refreshments among rose centered tables. Attendees included Mrs. W Grugel Mrs. George Hollingsworth Mrs. J B Avery Mrs. L J Henes Mrs. Lucy Roemer Mrs. Charles Guild Mrs. Gust Torne Mrs. Charles Sabiers Mrs. H A Monger Miss Ella Jaeger Mrs. Julia Boughton Mrs. Goldie King and Lorain guest hostess.
The Women’s Union of St John’s Evangelical church will celebrate the 30th anniversary of its founding with a 7:30 p m service Sunday. Rev C E Schmidt will give a related talk and several St Peter’s Evangelical parishioners plan to attend.
The annual thank offering service of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will be held at the church Sunday evening at 7 30. The program includes selections by a colored male quartet from Oberlin a demonstration Door Opened to Chinese Mother and Daughter with Janet Brown as the mother Majorie Becker as the daughter and Olive Guild as a college student reading I Haven't Time Olive Guild A free will offering will be taken and the public is invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs Lewis W Lamb with their daughter and friends Mrs Raymond Watson of Elyria and Miss Louts Rogers of Belden motored to Oxford Ohio on Sunday June 11 to attend the Miami University commencement on Monday Ernest Lamb was among about three hundred attendees.
A fast game is anticipated as Mischka Meats battles Lorain Fisher Foods at Harris Street Field Sunday afternoon. The local team leads the Tri-County League standings.
The meeting at Town Hall is open to the public and will discuss the municipal light plant. A special election to vote on this matter is scheduled for Tuesday and the public is urged to attend.
A large crowd enjoyed an open air concert by the Girls' band of Elyria under Zoe Hess at the lawn fete hosted by the Young Married Peoples' class of the first Evangel church on the parsonage lawn Sunday evening. Ice cream strawberries and cake were available.
The softball team from the local American Legion Post will face South Amherst at South Amherst on Wednesday evening, aiming for a solid showing.
Elmer Johnson Post No 118 of the American Legion elected Clyde Donnelly as delegate and Orval Campbell as alternate to the 5th district convention at Elyria on July 14-15 and the state convention at Lima on August 13-15. The post began graves registration of World War veterans and will keep a complete reference record including cemetery plots at Cleveland Street Crownhill St JosephsIdle Ridge and Kendeigh Corner near Charles Kendiegs.
The ordinance becomes effective from the earliest allowed by law. Co. J. Sartor, Council President, announces passage date June 6, 1933. Attest H. C. Cheney, Clerk. Mayor W. H. Vanoster approves June 9 1933. Dates: June 16 17.
The district meeting of the society was held Friday at the South Amherst Methodist church with Rev. R. C. Jensen and local members present including Mrs. A. KR. Jenne, Mrs. R. H. Hearn, Mrs. Eva Hearn, and Mrs. Ruby Guild.
Mr and Mrs Robert Wohlever of Lincoln street announce the birth of a baby girl at the local hospital on Friday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Finnegan of West street report the arrival of a baby boy at their home Friday morning.
The Knights of Pythians and Pythian Sisters will hold their annual Memorial service at the K of F B Hall at 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Special musical numbers will be rendered by a male quartet and Rev. F. E. Eastman will be the speaker. All members are urged to attend.
Atty. J. J. Smythe spent Friday in Cleveland on business. Mrs. Julia Boughton and Mrs. Goldie King of Lorain spent Friday evening with Amherst friends. H. A. Monger, recently ill, is reported somewhat improved. Mrs. J. Mahoney of Cleveland visits over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Finnegan on Milan Avenue. Mrs. Howard Mall and ton also mentioned in social notes.
Brighton June 17 The Sew-So 4 H Club met at the school house Tuesday afternoon to work on the record book. A business meeting followed and sewing took place. Officers and advisors attended the county meeting in Elyria Wednesday evening. The next regular meeting will be in the school house Tuesday afternoon June 20.
The Brighton W C T U held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at the Congregational church with a business session followed by a program. Fay Reed sang solo, the L T L girl s performed, LaGrange’s Mrs. T F Callely gave a memorial about “The Uncrowned Queens,” Mrs Walter Lee sang, Virginia and Hetty Greene with their mother on piano presented trombone via a vocal duo, then a Chinese student from Oberlin spoke on customs of China. After a delicious lunch, attendees visited the cemetery to place flowers on departed members’ graves.
Grafton Grange No. 1686 met Thursday evening June 15 at the chaplain Naomi Ambary home. Business conducted. third and fourth degrees dispensed due to absent candidates. Next meeting July 6 at the hall with Eaton Grange hosting. lunch planned. Wiener roast attended by twenty members and nine children. Soviet experts from Black Sea forts continue to decline.
The Friendly Girls club entertained the ladies on Tuesday evening June 1Hh. Mrs Rankin opened with an interesting talk on Friendliness.
LaMar Quick, overcome by gas fumes at a bus garage on Tuesday afternoon, was rushed to Huron Road Hospital for treatment. He was released Wednesday and is now at home convalescing.
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