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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1933
Page
9
The notice outlines classified ad pricing for Lorain County with a minimum 35 cent charge and 10 cent per line daily rates. It notes cash payment advantages and a cash car discount option if paid within a day and a half. Contract rates are available on request.
Lost fox terrier on collar with 1952 license and phone contact. Lost Bohemian Garnet link bracelet with reward offer and phone. Classified section promotes work ads, coal and hatching services, pets, farming supplies, rentals, and real estate listings from Elyria Ohio, with multiple contact numbers and local vendors.
Amherst plans special services Wednesday at 7 30 p m led by Rev Theodore Merten of Lorain and Rev C E Schmidt with topics and Bible studies at St Peters St Pauls and the local Methodist church The program includes a St John gospel study and Catholic church services led by Rev Fr James Eischen All are warmly invited.
A prayer meeting will be held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. Finkbeiner at two o'clock Thursday afternoon and these meetings will be continued through the Lenten season. The regular meeting of the Loyal Workers' Class will follow this meeting.
Miss Beatrice Johnstone announced the Harvard Cornell girls lineup for the annual game to be played Friday evening at 7 30 in the school gym. Harvard features Lillian Liss Esther Kreeger Leona Gillis with captains Esther Kreeger and Myrtle Berger manager. Cornell presents Phyliss Sabiers Florence Stiwald Flora Sabers Ivy Emery with captains Phyliss Sabiers and coach Cecelia Schmitz manager. Team colors are purple and white for Cornell and red and gold for Harvard.
Mrs C O Masters hosted a Saturday afternoon party on Elyria Avenue for her daughter Alma's 12th birthday. Guests enjoyed games and music followed by a 4 50 luncheon in the dining room and an ornamented birthday cake at the table. Names of invited girls include Rosemary Radde Lucile Krieg Isobel Phillips Eleanor Neuman Mary Louise Abram Freda Mary ONeill Ethel Frederick Nadine Aldrich Edith Kirschner Margaret Toth Ruth Miller Betty Braun Edna Mae Lehman Virginia Fullering.
A local machine shop, Eldotread Tire & Supply Co, is described as a first rate facility with Jake Waiser in charge offering expert machine work. The brief notes the shop's leadership and professional capacity within the automotive service industry.
Plaintiff Roberta Cavins seeks divorce from William Dains on grounds of willful absence for over three years and restoration of her maiden name Roberta Ogle. Hearing set after March 16, 1933 in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas.
Ton, Marjorie Slates, Florence Sagert, Donola Grill and Ava Masters attended a celebration honoring a recipient who was showered with many pretty gifts.
Mrs Frank Lapp was surprised at a birthday party hosted by her daughter at their Lorain home on Saturday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Lapp Helen Ke the Lapp’s daughter and other relatives. The party featured jig saw puzzles, cards, luncheon, and a birthday cake.
The devotional gathering led by Ruth Schwitzki focused on the question What should we think about God. The program featured songs prayer scripture reading hymn study and various readings and talks by Ruth Schwitzki Helen Berger Karl Sabiers Helen Kurth and others. The evening also included a routine business session.
Rev. C. E. Schmidt will conduct German Lenten services at St. Peter's Evangelical church next Sunday evening at 7 50.
Mrs William Bruce was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party at her Lincoln Street home Saturday. Bridge provided the main amusement with high score trophies awarded to Mrs Andrew Bruce and Lawrence Valerius and consolation to William Wilker. A late luncheon followed with a large cake at the center of the dining room table attended by family and friends.
Miss Olive Miller’s class at St. Peter’s Evangelical Sunday School led the worship period on Sunday morning with Ruth Ehrman as leader. The program included a song, Scripture reading, prayer by Ruth Ehrman, a vocal duet by Rev. C. E. Schmidt, readings by Florence Herbst and Irma Mathes, a reading of The Cross, a poetry announcement by Flora Sabiers, and Myrtle Franklin announced next week’s program with A. W. Buck in charge.
The Methodist church will observe Church Nite on Friday evening with invitations extended to all members and friends. Entertainment is to be provided by Mrs. R. C. Jensen and Mrs. Gus P. Zilch. Refreshments are organized by Mrs. I. G. Maxwell.
The weekly cottage prayer meeting of the First Evangelical church will be held at the home of Mrs Mary Hanchette on Cleveland Avenue this Wednesday evening.
The church lists upcoming social events. Tonight teachers, officers and orchestra from Sunday School, along with families, will visit Mr and Mrs Ed Rothe in Henrietta for a get acquainted meeting. transport provided from the church at seven. Senior League meets Tuesday night, Women's Union plans March meeting Thursday afternoon with a program and refreshments.
The mite boxes will be opened at this time. The regular rehearsal of the choir will be held at seven o'clock Friday, instead of the usual time, 7:80.
Discharged: Mrs. Reuben Dute and a baby girl from Leavitt road joined by Joseph Niesen of Middle street.
A supper gathering at the First Evangelical church parlors invites young men 16 and older and all men to attend this evening. Rev. C. L. Allen of Fremont will discuss the founding. Arrangements are led by Nelson Zilch as chairman with John H. Ludwig Douglas Schultheiss and Homer Rickel on the committee.
The Knights of Pythians will observe the 84th anniversary of the order's founding at the K of P Hall on Wednesday evening. A tureen supper will be served for members and families followed by two social hours. The event also marks the 54th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Seeley and the 51st wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mobius.
The March meeting of the Altar-Rosary Society is at the school hall this evening. Misses Marjorie Plato and Carolyn Munigo host the Young Ladies Sodality at the school hall on Tuesday. Frank Kovach hosts Holy Name Group Four on Church Street this evening. Group Three meets with Jacob Delfing on Thursday.
The Women’s Union of St. John's Evangelical Church will host an all day session at the church parlors on Tuesday. Members born in the first six months will be honored as hosts. Dinner at noon and needlework in the afternoon.
Circle Number 2 of the Congregational church will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs Vincent Nalley home on Lincoln street to extend hospitality to members.
The March business and social gathering of the Senior League will be held in the church parlor on Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs B A Jenne attended a meeting and banquet given by Union National Life Insurance Co in Clyde Ohio Saturday evening Other representatives were present from Dayton Wellington Elyria La Grange and Clyde
Mrs Clinton Jackson and Mrs C A Lauer will host the Congregational church Ladies Aid Society gathering at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon.
The Evangelical Sunday School class of King's Daughters' Class of St. Peter will gather at the home of Miss Bertha Frohofer on Thursday evening with assistants Miss Hulda Berger and Miss Helen Roemer helping hostesses.
The weekly Lenten services at St John’s Evangelical church begin at 7 30 Thursday evening with Rev Theodore Merten of Lorain as speaker.
The March gathering of the Past Chiefs' Club of the Pythian Sisters will be hosted by Mrs. H. A. Monger on South Main Street this evening.
Mrs J R MacKenzie Mrs Margaret Albright and Mrs Floyd McIntyre will host the Mary-Martha Class at the Congregational Sunday School in the church parlors this evening. The event is planned as a St Patrick's party.
Members of Stonington Lodge F and A M invited to attend the Forest City Lodge of Cleveland inspection on Wednesday evening. Supper at six preceded by assembly at Masonic Hall at 4 15. Henry Gerstenberger, formerly Amherst and now in Cleveland, is a member.
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Cleveland residents spent the weekend at homes on Jackson and Spring streets while others hosted relatives and guests including Berlin Heights, Elyria and Amherst connections. Several locals journeyed to St Petersburg Florida, with minor illness updates for Park Avenue residents.
Mrs Milton Schlechter hosted a joint meeting of the Woman's Missionary society and Ladies Aid on Wednesday afternoon in South Ridge. Devolutions were led by Mrs L H Amore. Mrs Schlechter presided at the Ladies Aid business session and Mrs Mary Eppley will host the April meeting. Refreshments were served to a large list of members and guests including Rev J H Amore, Mrs Mary Epples, Mr Emma Fowl, and many others.
The Needle Guild society held an all day meeting with Mrs. Emil Schroeder focusing on sewing for the Red Cross and children's garments. A tureen lunch was served. the next meeting will be with Mrs. Milton Baus in two weeks, with attendees including Mrs. Clarence Lapp Elyria and several others.
The third quarterly conference of Brownhelm Henrietta and South Ridge churches will be held at Henrietta. It will address church affairs and upcoming activities among the three congregations.
The Evangelical church will host services on Tuesday evening March 7 led by District Superintendent Rev. W Allen of Frout.
Rev I H invites all to a World Day of Prayer service at Henrietta Hill church Friday afternoon. The event emphasizes reflection and community worship.
Mrs. J P Bechtel attended the E C B club meeting held Thursday at the Lake Avenue home of Mr Ralph Miller in Elyria Kent.
Homes of Elmer Beal Gould and Young were quarantined due to scarlet fever concerns, with health authorities enforcing isolation to prevent spread. No further patient details provided.
Elyria couple Mr and Mrs Arthur Starweather have moved into the Kroehle ten ant house. Visitors include Mr and Mrs R Hakes of Spain Mrs Emma Fowl and Ralph Fowl and family Sunita Mrs Amelia Witt Miss Anetta Witt Virginie Witt Leona Twigg of Amherst and Mrs George Rose of Chicago. Others called on Emma Conger and family Tuesday evening Florence Mrs Carl Fowl of We Ridge visited her father Frank Baus Wednesday. The F A Dic visited Mr and Mrs Mike Scalechter and Miriam Fow Wednesday evening. Theodore Grills and son Mevin of West Ridge called on C J Smith Tuesday.
A welfare group held a social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs George Knittle on Friday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arthur Fesler Mrs Elizabeth Grills Murray Ridge Mr and Mrs L Spiegelberg Mr and Mrs William Cook and Mrs J H Delfield of Townline road and Madie Beal.
NEW ORLEANS February 28 Charles Melito on trial for selling liquor was described as bald headed. The warrant listed a suspect named Peter Melito who is also bald and 45. The judge inspected Melito s head and quipped about hair. A jury returned a verdict of acquittal minutes later.
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