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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
14
Tonight in Amherst features the Philathea Bible class of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church gathering at the church parlors and a public PTA card party in the Public School auditorium with prizes and refreshments. Also, on March 19 St. Joseph's parochial school will present the operetta Lazy Town with music by Estelle Merryman Clark and G. A. Grant, a neighborhood highlight.
Local author Cora M. Shepard reports from 623 Barker Street with contact numbers 21 Y and 166 R for readers seeking Wellington related notes and updates.
An old advertisement urges readers that a three days cough signals danger and Creomulsion reaches the seat of trouble to soothe inflamed membranes and loosen phlegm. It claims guaranteed results or money back if not satisfied from the first battle, urging immediate purchase.
In the Dutch residents’ Hollander settlement a birthday fête for a young girl is described. The school sisters preside over rehearsals as children prepare their parts. Miss Beatrice McGinty of Cleveland serves as dance director with Miss Grayce McGinty of Chicago assisting.
About one hundred relatives gathered at the Methodist church to honor the couple on their 50th anniversary. The service featured soloists, a vocal duet, poems, and remarks by the pastor Rev B H Ryan. Gifts came from the M E Church and South Amherst M E Church. refreshments followed.
A meeting of Relief Workers Local No 3 will be held at Steve Prosky’s home, 414 Church Street, with County Commissioner Oscar Dunn as the speaker. Representatives from Local 1 Lorain and Local 2 Elyria are expected. Officers listed include president Joseph Ernst and others.
Mrs Albin Wagner of Jackson street hosted Circle 2 of the Congregational church yesterday afternoon. Bridge honors went to Mrs H G Battenhouse, Mrs N S Hearn, and Mrs Stanley Hull. Guests were Mrs George Franks and Mrs Stanley Hull. The next meeting is set for April 1 at Mrs William Bruce's home on Lincoln street.
The Ladies Society of the Congregational church held a gathering at the church parlors yesterday afternoon. Mrs Bernard Sausaman was elected president and Mrs Jessie Cromwell secretary treasurer. Mrs B C Pietch remains vice president. The pastor Thomas Williams spoke briefly before luncheon.
Mrs Lod Gibson hosted the Missionary Woman's Foreign Society gathering at her home yesterday afternoon. Several chapters from the study book about South American women were read and later refreshments were served.
A regular meeting of the South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 will be held in the club rooms tomorrow night.
The Young Ladies Sodality of Nativity Parish will entertain with a card party in the church parlors tonight scheduled to attract parishioners and community players for a social fundraising event.
Mrs Sam Slack and Mrs Peter Ammenhauser will entertain the Royal Neighbor lodge at Swiss Hall this evening. The event gathers members for an evening program in a local community hall setting.
A Lenten service will be held at St. John’s Evangelical Church tonight at 7 30. The Rev C E Schmidt will be in charge.
Lake Avenue March 5 The Parent Teacher Association will hold a meeting tonight Robert Ju Baird of Oberlin will present an illustrated lecture on Birds.
The article lists local residents and their activities including teaching staff from Lake Avenues Sunday School meeting with Mr and Mrs O Jabbush. a teacher training committee appointed. various couples traveling to Mt Vernon and visiting relatives. visits between Mrs Mattie Gott Adelbert avenue and Mrs V V Schaeffer. Judd Gott visiting his mother Mrs M Gott in Detroit. Kendig and his son David moving from Cleveland to Barteville Oklo. Kendig joining Empire Oil and Refining Co. Arthur Schaber and daughter returning home on Lake Avenue. attendance at a Rebekahs and Odd Fellows party in Elyria. and D K Byler moving to the Cotton bungalow at Stark Road and Lake Avenue.
Wellington March 65 Hamlin Relief Corps No 28 met in the G A R Memorial hall Tuesday evening. An invitation from Henry Lincoln Corps Oberlin to dine and meet at 12 30 p m March 20 was accepted. A quarterly birthday supper for members and families is set for March 18 at 6 30 p m. Edith Kern continued sketches of Civil War soldiers who were Hamlin Post G A R members with a display of relics now in her family possession.
Executives of the Lorain M E Rural Electric Cooperative held their first Extension Department meeting in the Holland-Pratt Building on a Tuesday night. Mr Blosser of Ohio State University spoke on the various users of electricity in the educational program. Electric appliances meetings will be held in La Grange Elyria and Canton.
General Trade Commissioner and an insurance instructor addressed committees agents and dealers of the Cooperative Life Insurance Co in the Grange hall Tuesday evening. Floyd Buswell district manager and agent supervisor of Lorain and Huron counties presided. Agents present represented twelve counties in northern Ohio. E. L. Odebrecht former
Floyd Buswell of Wellington will attend the Kagawa conference in Columbus tomorrow and Saturday. Toyohiko Kagawa, a renowned Japanese figure, is noted worldwide for his extensive religious and social relations work.
Mrs Norman J inder president of the local P T A with Mrs Roy McCormick and Mrs Mae Callely attended the Major Bow's program sponsored by the La Grange P T A at La Grange Tuesday. Also present were Mrs Arthur Kepler Mr and Mrs Charles Barnes with Edith, Mrs H L Lee Junior Ireta Page and Kenneth Gower.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Nelle Haden home Tuesday evening to finalize plans for the Jinks party to be staged in the Post.
Friday evening March 13 members and their families enjoyed Monopoly and refreshments.
Sixteen members of the Mary E. Knapp Circle of the Wellington Kings Daughters met at Mrs. Eva Johnson's home Tuesday evening. They outlined plans for a Mother-Daughter banquet set for May 4. Thelma Gillette led devotionals, Maureen McCormick played a piano solo, and Mrs. Leland Kirkpatrick sang. Mrs. Johnson directed games and refreshments were served.
Mrs Richard Duff hosted the Silent Circle of the King's Daughters on Tuesday evening with fourteen attendees. Mrs Grace McEndree led the devotionals and Miss Alice Schott directed the games. Refreshments were served.
Mr and Mrs Willis Hines visited their aunt Wiss Mary Rathwell at Coburn Rest Home Amherst on Tuesday evening. Rathwell recently suffered a stroke and they also called on Mrs Elizabeth Sampson at the same home. Other ill include Mrs H R Stevick Mrs Frank Obring Mrs Charles Shepard Cora Shepard and their mother.
LEIPZIG The kitchen stove and family fireplace now may be conveniently packed in a small self contained trunk for motoring or camping. With the aid of bottled fuel the new heating and cooking device will function in
A demonstration showed an outdoor heating and cooking unit successfully preparing a meal despite a strong artificial wind gust, generated by several electric fans. The report notes three quarters of Costa Rica's coffee exports go to the London market.
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