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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
9
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Employment notices list 13th Street 232 modern six room house with garage and all conveniences, Lake Avenue house and lake cottage, 6th Street modern six room house with reasonable rent, 42-214 phone. East Avenue 221 large housekeeping room, 27 light housekeeping room for rent, Fort Avenue 312 housekeeping room with porch private entrance electric and gas furnished 300 per week, Suburban six room modern house gas and city water on main road 15 acres cheap for cash or trade for city property Box 152 Chronicle Telegram. Also automobiles for sale a 1931 Ford Model A DeLuxe Tudor Sedan and a note on a machine shop at Eldortread Tire Supply Co.
Legal notice states case number 16 before Elyria Ohio Board of Zoning Appeals. William C Porter appeals a building inspector denial of a permit to erect a building on Lot 130 at Cleveland Street and Beverly Court. Hearing set for July 1 1933 at 11 30 am in City Hall council rooms. Secretary H C Cheney signs the notice dated June 24.
Mrs H L Phillips, age SSth, marked her birthday with family from Cleveland and nearby towns on Sunday and Tuesday gatherings. Her eldest, though recently ill, joined in greetings as the Mallet Creek elder remains among the area’s long‑standing residents. O G Swartz hosted the Bohley family reunion with relatives from Detroit Cleveland Medina and York in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Canfield of Medina formerly of Mallet Creek announce the birth of a baby girl named Velda June born Saturday June 17. Also Mr and Mrs Joseph Sylvestra announce a baby boy born Monday June 19. Both mothers and babies are doing nicely.
Ray Sweet offers free tickets for the York School pupils to the ball game next Tuesday in Cleveland. The bus will leave at 11 45 from here. A small fee is charged to help cover the bus expense.
Mrs Carrie Foskett fell at home last week suffering injuries. She was taken to her son Merwin Foskett’s residence near Burbank for care and has since recovered enough to go out again.
Mr and Mrs Frank Yadvirakis hosted a picnic supper Sunday for their daughter Virginia to celebrate her birthday. Several friends joined the family for the informal celebration at their home.
Mrs J C Bricker entertained the Spencer L A Society of the Methodist church at her Spencer home last Thursday afternoon. The gathering focused on fellowship and community service planning, with members sharing updates and upcoming church activities.
Moa Curties and Ruth Coleman, with Medina friends, left Saturday for a week at the World’s Fair in Chicago. Vernon Marcellus, Bowman contest winner, returned home Sunday from his Chicago trip. Reports say they had a very good time and saw wonderful sights.
The Boys 4 H Club met with Ralph Chamberlain on Wednesday evening with sixteen present. Rain is needed for garden projects and reports were limited. The next meeting is planned for July 5 at Kennth Benedict’s home with a joint meeting of boys and girls clubs.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Roman hosted a Roman reunion at their home over the weekend with about 250 attendees arriving from Cleveland Akron and Brunswick. A picnic supper and dance were held Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs D E Alexander returned to their home in Wheel ing West Va after a few days visit with relatives here Eloise Olson and children spent last week with the latter s grandparents near Wellington Mr and Mrs Wallington of Fields Corners were Saturday callers at H A Bishop s Mr and Mrs George Shrubsole and daughter Jeanette Miss Bessie Farmer and Mrs Leonard Smith all of Elyria were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs H A Bishop Mr and Mrs Harry Lazene of Parma were Sunday afternoon callers in the M J Dague home Mr and Mrs F A Hunt of West Park were Sunday callers of Charles Pierce
June 24 Wakeman notes report Mrs Frank Hager of Elvira visited Kenyon home while Kenyon and Knott family members attended a Draft Horsemen event in New London Ohio. Numerous visits and social calls recur through the week including Barnes, Knott, Guthrie, Hoyt, and Peabody households with outings, a council band concert plan, and Pulpit occupancy by Rey Finkbeiner at First Evangelical church.
A complaint filed against Central Book Store regarding delivery service issues cites a customer grievance over late arrivals and damaged orders. The case names the store’s management and the delivery contractor, outlining alleged service failures and requested remedies.
Lorain county churches gather at Lincoln Park Lorain for Evangelical Day with an 11 A M open air sermon by Albert Buck Oberlin and a 4 P M vesper by Rev. H Pfeiffer Sandusky A union choir from St Peter's Amherst St Johns South Amherst St Paul Elyria and St Johns Lorain leads two anthems Open Our Eyes and I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes A noon picnic and sport program complete the day
DEMY Dr Melvin P Quartel departs for an indefinite stay with his brother at Culver Military Academy. Before returning he will engage in special work in eye ear nose and throat.
The Community Players presented four acts of The Ticket of Leave Man at Town Hall on Friday following a Thursday show. Acts span Bellevue Tea Gardens 1863 to St Nicholas Lane, with musical numbers Between scenes, the troupe staged pieces such as Face on the Bar Room Floor and Father Dear Father The proceeds benefit the local hospital.
Mrs Christina Braun 84 died at her daughter Mrs J Finkbeiner Elyriaav Tuesday morning. Funeral held from the home at 1 P M Friday with Rev A M Rickel of First Evangelical church officiating. Pallbearers were relatives Albert F Braun Howard Braun N F Finkbeiner all of Pittsburgh Pa and Milton C Braun Chicago. Burial at Lakeview cemetery with brief service in Lakeview chapel led by Rev L Leith Cleveland a former local pastor.
The teachers of St. Pauls Lutheran Sunday School plan an outing at Bechstein cottage in Birmingham on Sunday evening.
The Women’s Missionary societies held sessions in recent days with Mrs. C. J. Springer attending as local church delegate and Mrs. Rickel present as state secretary of the Little Heralds.
Mrs. C A Alexander of Hickory Tree Grange announces a Tuesday evening meeting at the Grange hall. The program includes reading of farm relief literature from state granges, community singing of old fashioned songs, and hat trimming activities. Ladies asked to bring old hats needles thread recipes and to participate in the menu and reading. Florence Deuschle to lead community singing.
The Evening Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. John Michael’s Parkav residence on Thursday. First honors in bridge went to Mrs. Nellie Barbour, second to Mrs. E. Foster, and consolation to Miss Minnie Sablers.
There will be no worship service at St Peter's Evangelical church on Sunday morning due to Evangelical Day at Lincoln Park. Sunday School will convene at the usual time of 9:30.
Amherst relatives received word Friday of the death of Mrs George Hall at her Vermilion home early Friday morning.
Mr and Mrs George Smith returned to their home in Columbus Friday after visiting Miss Edith Ehrman and Miss Florence Ehrman Karl Lehman of Elyria was an Amherst caller Friday evening Mr and Mrs Floyd Moore of Oberlin spent Friday evening in Amherst Mrs Katherine Hageman of Lorain visited Amherst friends Friday evening
Mrs Roy Jenson, teacher of the Queen Esther class of the M. E Sunday School, was guest of honor at a lawn party hosted by Miss Caroline Guild on Prospect St. last evening. Assistants Mrs Jack Bruce and Miss Gladys Berg lit the lawn with Japanese lanterns as four new members joined the class: Mrs A Werner, Mrs M B Catron, Mrs Sarah Towne, and Mrs Bert Marlowe. A social hour and lunch followed with attendees including Mrs R Jensen, Mrs Earl Sweet, Mrs H H Van Keuren, Mrs Edna Miller, Mrs Bert Marlowe, Mrs M B Catron, Mrs A C Werner, Mrs Grace Binting, and Mrs Casper Dute.
Mrs enn, Baxter, Mrs. Ruby Guild, Mrs. J. H. Giliman, Mrs. Jessie McLean, Jack Bruce Jr., and Olive Guild attend a class gathering. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday evening July 14 with Mrs. H. H. VanKeures and Mrs. Bert Marlowe as hosts. An honored guest receives several pleasing gifts.
The Henrietta Grange held its regular meeting at the school with a play The Tale of a Mules Tail performed by six girls and music by Mrs. Ernest Lamvermyer. John Simms of Russia Township was initiated. Next meeting at Varmilton on the Lake July 7 includes a wiener roast. Henrietta 4 H Clovers met June 20 with 25 members present for games and planning extra sessions.
Hatfriette Weiser stays with Mr and Mrs G M Snyder while Mae Beal and Albert Bradley visit the Browns. Christ Schatz and daughter Helen visit the Pippert home. Carl Reusser spends the weekend in Cleveland. Latteman family call on Reis home. Currier and Zurcher visit Oberlin. Amherst visitor John Bauman. Aura May DeLang stays with the Ungers. Indoor ball team organized in the Grange under Don Wase. Lucile Portman visits Kendeligh family in Oberlin.
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