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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
2
A classified page lists numerous tradespeople from clock repair to wallpaper stores and electrical services. It promotes calling 4412 to locate trustworthy workers for cellar to attic projects, with specialists in furnace repair roofing plumbing and upholstery among others. Local ads emphasize economy and prompt work.
In Elyria there are listings for autos, including a 1929 Nash Advanced 6 Sedan and a Ford with various ads plus auto service and tire bargains. Legal notices declare two divorces in Lorain County with hearings set for March, naming Mary Marguerite Benjamin and Maurine Kaner as plaintiffs seeking custody and relief. Fort Douglas reports winter maneuvers by the 38th Infantry despite subzero weather testing mortar and trench fighting skills.
A compact note highlights which advertisement medium performs best in Lorain County. The piece outlines comparative effectiveness and hints at local business responses to different ad channels.
News item listing contact details for delivery service and complaints including addresses at 615 Cleveland St and Church St with phone numbers 3324 and 3822. Notable names include Mrs B A Kenneman. No additional context provided.
Amherst Ohio March meeting followed services with routine business and a report on the Paterson banquet. The group agreed to sponsor Oberlin A Capella choir's visit on March 15 and to skip Lenten services that night. A brief meeting will follow. Plans for Ladies Night in May with a program and refreshments were laid out.
The Mareh meeting of the Past Chiefs' Club of the Pythian Sisters will be held at the home of Mrs. H. A. Monger on South Main street Monday evening. Members are cordially invited to attend.
Funeral services for Jay Orcutt 47 will be held at Zilch Funeral Home at two o clock Friday afternoon Rev F B Eastman of the Congregational church will officiate and burial will be in Brownhelm cemetery He was superintendent of the local telephone company for eighteen years Survived by wife Elsie two daughters Mrs Helen Pierce Ruth and a son Merton all of Amherst
Mrs. Harry Ruth of Tenney Avenue hosted Circle Number Two of 81. Ann's Society of St. Joseph's Catholic Church on Wednesday afternoon. After the business session a social hour drew 12 members. In two weeks the group will meet with Mrs. J. J. Ryan of Middle Street.
Women from Amherst South Amherst Brownhelm and South Ridge churches plan a joint World Day of Prayer service for missions of the Congregational church Friday at 2 PM. A program features music and an address by Mrs Gertrude Cheney-Pre Oberlin formerly a missionary in China. All women are invited.
The Mite society met in regular session at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Plans were laid for a church night on March 11 with Mrs R C Jensen and Mrs G P Zilch on the entertainment committee and Mrs I G Maxwell on the refreshment committee. The remainder of the afternoon was devoted to quilting. 14 members attended.
Mrs Heathcote hosted a Wednesday dinner at her Gaston road home for six friends including Mrs Kolb Mrs Aebersold Mrs Farey Mrs Heathcote and Mrs Wragg with a 12 o'clock meal served to all attendees.
Mrs. Thomas Bruce Mrs. William Wilker Mrs. Clayton Young and Mrs. Hale Bechtel, auxiliaries of the Elmer Johnson post American Legion, attended the Lorain County Council of Legion Auxiliaries meeting in South Amherst Wednesday evening. After the four prior business items a social hour followed with refreshments.
The Mary-Martha Class of the Congregational Sunday School will meet in the church parlors Monday evening. Hostesses are Mrs. Floyd McIntyre, Mrs. J. R. MacKenzie and Mrs. Margaret Albright.
Members of Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland met in regular session at the I O O F Hall Wednesday evening. A special hour followed the regular business session and refreshments were served.
Members of the Eagles Auxiliary drill team are requested to meet at Eagle Hall at 7 30 this evening for practice.
Mr and Mrs John Mertz attended the funeral rites for Mrs Chris Mertz in Elyria on Wednesday afternoon She was a former Amherst resident and was buried at Brownhelm cemetery.
A postponed meeting of the Homebuilders and Good Fellows group is announced to renew efforts toward organizing a joint brotherhood project. Members are urged to prepare plans and signatures for upcoming sessions.
Ship classes of the First Evangelical Church will meet in church parlors this evening to organize the Albright Brotherhood. A jovial hour is planned as part of the gathering.
Mrs. Jennie Coburn and Mrs. Leonard Wrage will welcome members of the Queen Hihes Class of the Methodist Sunday School to the home of Mrs Coburn on Church Street Friday evening.
Vietor Ashyk of Jackson Street hosts members of group two of the Holy Name parish at St. Joseph Catholic Church this evening.
The regular meeting of the Odd Fellows lodge will be held at the I. O. O. F. Hall this evening.
The Stone City chapter of Eastern Stars met Wednesday evening at the Masonic hall to discuss routine business and conduct standard lodge matters.
Mrs. C. A. Lauer will host Cloverleaf Club members at her East Martino street home Friday afternoon for a social gathering.
The Philathea Bible class of St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School will meet in the church parlors this evening. A social hour will follow the business session and lunch will be served by a committee.
Rev. C. E. Schmidt will conduct Lenten services at St. John Evangelical church at 7:30 this evening.
Mrs. H Witt and daughter Amelia visited Elyria on Wednesday. Miss Katherine Schriner also visited Elyria. W J Darling of Woodhill Drive remains homebound due to illness. R H Hearn of Middle Ridge recovers at home after a week of illness. Mr and Mrs William Dahl moved into the Nabakowski property on Elyria Avenue. Mrs Emma Hunter and son Walter went to Rural Valley Pennsylvania to attend relatives’ illness.
South Ridge South Amherst March 2 notice lists Sunday worship at 9 45 am led by Pastor Rev I H Amore with Sunday school at 10 45 am and mentions Mr and Mrs Leo Hanlon as part of the readable lines.
Mrs. Leo Hanlon and son Glenn attended the play Red Taper Tavern at the Grange hall in Oberlin last Thursday evening after a Grange meeting Friday night.
The Welfare Group met with Mrs. George Knittle for an all-day quilting session on Tuesday. Attendees listed include Mrs. Ing, Mrs. Carlton Drusendahl of Lake Avenue, Mrs. George Fridenstine and Mrs. Arthur Fessler of Murray, and several others from local towns. A noon tureen lunch was served and many residents visited with relatives and attended nearby events.
A compilation of crossword style clues with numbers and mixed small theme hints. Entries include common words proper names and abbreviations across various parts of speech and difficulty levels. The mixed list references Greek letters mount ranges and animal names along with verbs nouns and adjectives.
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