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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
4
The International Society for Crippled Children receives many letters from the White House. President Roosevelt, a vice-president of the society, asked it to handle crippled children information and to coordinate national efforts through its Lorain County Savings and Trust Company building headquarters.
The passage describes how letters received at the White House from across the nation prompt action. They are forwarded to cities where affected children live and to International Society subsidiaries that investigate cases to ensure aid for handicapped children.
Real estate transfers recorded for Clarence C Benjamin to Agnes M Benjamin. J C Crisp Trustee’s Addition includes sublot 16 block one Woodhaven Beach Avon Lake. Otto M Zelinski to August W Zelinski sublot 1410 Vermilion on the Lake Subdivision Two Brownhelm Township. May and Herbert Wendt to Eunice M Herrick. Midland Bank to Sadie Katz sublet 7 Avon Center Estates Subdivision Three Avon Lake. Arthur W Taylor deceased to Laura M Taylor half interest in 41 acres in Columbia Township.
Violet Curtice writes of California as a land of beauty and holiday spirit, praising Long Beach’s amusements and oceanfront sights. The Wellington event features bands from local schools, parachute jumps, races, speeches, and fireworks, with picnic lunches encouraged. General admission is free. auto parking costs 10 cents at the fair grounds.
A sedan crashed into a truck and trailer west of Penfield, sending the trailer’s rear wheels under. Five occupants in the sedan escaped with no injuries except a slight cheek cut to one person. The 13 ton steel load remainedSecured as authorities reported no serious harm.
Wellington hosts a full day celebration sponsored by the Wellington Business Association. The event opens at 9 30 AM with games linked to LaGrange versus Nova in hardball and Penfield versus Pfaff Morris in softball. A public wedding conducted by Mayor Lehman will feature gifts from local merchants.
Dr Faus returns from Chicago after attending the American Institute of Homeopathy meeting and visiting the World’s Fair. A Legion Hall meeting will include lunch after the session. James C MacDermott visited Toledo Friday. Several locals attended funerals in Cleveland for Hazel Wells. Mr and Mrs Gregg and others traveled to the World’s Fair. Attendees also traveled to Cleveland and Newark for various veterans events.
Announcement of the marriage of Robert Devies son of John De vies to Miss Lucille Shepard of Oberlin on May 31. The ceremony was performed by Rev White of New Castle Pa. Attended by Mr and Mrs Claff of Akron relatives of Mr Devies. Mrs De vies is Oberlin High School graduate and Mr Devies Wellington High School 1931 graduate. They reside with Mr and Mrs Clayton Friend 426 North Main Street.
George Hines has bought Joe Epstein's stake in the old iron business. Robert Holland recently acquired half interest from Epstein. The Epsteins plan to move to California, their former home, while Holland and Hines will run the business from the rear of Wellington Motors, Inc on Herrick Avenue West.
West End Grocery proprietor PICNIC O J Seeles plans a old fashioned event at Beaver Park on Lake Erie for former employees and families. Sunday activities include pony rides for the children and a big meal with 50 to 60 expected attendees. Mrs James MacDermott hosted Sunday School girls at her home last week. The Ladies' Ald Society of the Church of Christ raised 1750 by serving a Friday lawn chicken supper at the Fred Miller home.
A brief Amherst Chronicle Telegram snippet lists contact details for news correspondence and deliveries. It mentions Mrs B A Jenne with phone numbers for delivery service and service complaints, along with a reference to Central Bookstore and Church.
More than 200 attended the Evangelical Day service at Lincoln Park Stop 48 Lorain with a morning outdoor service led by Rev C E Schmidt of St Peter's Amherst. The event featured hymns prayers a memorial for church members and a later ball game between St John's Lorain and St Peter's Amherst ending 6-3 for Lorain. A 4 PM_WE service followed conducted by Rev Ernst Irion with Rev H E Pfeiffer elected Ohio district president of Frangelical.
An aspiring speaker addressed attendees at a Valley City service followed by the benediction by Rev. Frdgar Wierth of Emmanuel Evangelical Church. Representatives from St. Peter's Evangelical of Valley City and several area churches attended.
The Sun day School hour at St. Peter's Evangelical began with the girls class led by Mrs. R. L. Menz and featured Freda Kunzman as chair. The Sunday School orchestra opened with When Love Shines In and the program listed song numbers, scripture reading by Dorothy Bishop, unison prayer, piano solo by Ava Masters, reading by Helen Kurth, song Blessed Hour of Prayer, and assembly poems by Mildred Krieg.
Mrs Peter Niesen of Elyria Avenue extends hospitality to Circle Number One of St Ann's Society at her home this evening. Mrs C G Ashhenbach welcomes Circle Number Three of the same society at her Milan Avenue home tonight.
Stonington Lodge F and A M will observe St John’s Day next Sunday by attending services at St Peter’s Hyvangelical church in a body. Rev C E Schmidt will give an appropriate talk. Services begin 10 30 am. The German service is at 8 30 am with Sunday School at 9 30.
The pastor Rev R C Jensen and his family are on vacation so there will be no Sunday School or worship service at the Methodist church next Sunday. The absence of services affects attendees expecting regular programming and worship.
Ward Baker will host Group One of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Church at Mr. and Mrs. John Strohmeter's home on Washington Avenue Tuesday evening. Group Three will visit Alex Dybinski's home on Elyria Avenue Wednesday evening.
The regular meeting of Hickory Tree Grange will be held at the Grange Hall on Milan Avenue Tuesday evening. A feature of the program will be trimming of hats by the men. Ladies are asked to bring old fashioned hats, trimming, needles, thread and thimbles.
The June meeting of the teachers and officers at St Peter's Evangelical church will be held in the church parlors at 7:30.
Rev and Mrs A M Rickel, their family and Mrs C J Springer returned home Sunday evening after attending sessions of the district convention of Missionary societies. Mrs Springer acted as delegate of the First Evangelical church society and Mrs Rickel served as state secretary of the Little Heralds juvenile branch.
The promoters of Sacred Heart League of St. Joseph's Catholic church will hold a meeting at the church Friday evening following the regular service.
A town hall meeting of Park Bank depositors is scheduled for this evening to hear speakers discuss plans to help reopen the bank. The event aims to outline steps and options for deposit protections and bank reopening strategies.
Rev J Finkbeiner led Sunday morning services at the First Evangel church because Pastor A M Rickel was away at Toledo for district convention sessions of the Evangelical church missionary societies.
Bert Standen arrived back in Toledo Sunday after traveling here for several days due to his mother Mrs A A Standen’s serious illness. Mrs Standen has been gravely ill the past week and remains so.
Miss Agnes Walker a teacher at the Charles Dickens school Cleveland returns home to spend the summer recess with her mother Mrs Mary Walker on South Lake Street.
Group Number Four of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Catholic church will hold a joint meeting with the Young Ladies' Sodality at the school hall this evening. A special time will follow the business meeting.
The regular meeting of the Ladies' society of the Congregational church will be held at the church.
Wednesday afternoon update notes the June meeting of the St Peter's Evangelical parlor council to be held Wednesday evening.
The regular meeting of the auxiliary of Elmer Johnson Post No. 118 of the American Legion will be held at the Legion rooms on Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs E G Larson and son James attended the Parker family reunion at North Fairfield on Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Denman of Birmingham. James Larson gave a reading during the afternoon program.
Mrs Julia Heller and her son Al of Church Street departed Saturday for Chicago to visit the World’s Fair now underway there.
Red Cross rooms at the library closed Saturday afternoon for the rest of the summer and will reopen before the start of the school year in September.
Teachers and officers of St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School journeyed to Birmingham on Sunday evening for an outing at the Bechstine cottage.
Miss Stella Krugman has resumed her duties at the Chronicle, returning to her post after a period away. Details of assignments or role not specified in the fragment.
Miss Martha Jedger Cenfinn spent the weekend with her mother Mrs A Jasper on Fark Avenue. Mrs A K Jenne plans to visit sister Mrs Etla M Firet in Detroit this week. Jessie Powers of Cleveland visited Dr H W Powers. Myrtle Franklin and Foster Jenne attended a Vermilion on the Lake beach party. Eleanor Papworth Elyria Avenue and Elizabeth Peterson Elyria spend the week at New London. Mrs Joseph Heathcote visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs QC J Brown Elyria. Albert W Buck Oberlin stayed with Rev and Mrs C E Schmidt Sunday. Edna and Olive Beller were Elyria visitors Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs F C Moore Oberlin were Amherst visitors Sunday morning. Orne Grugel family returned from Blue Bird Beach. J Menz attended Washington Cleveland games in Cleveland Sunday afternoon.
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