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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
9
The Chronicle Telegram presents cash rates and discounts for advertisements including per line rates, cash discounts, and contract terms. It notes ad acceptance standards, deadlines, and error policy, emphasizing cash payment for non local orders and accuracy limitations.
A public auction will sell the Sharp Block property in Elyria City at 1a o'clock A M on March 11 1942 at the Lorain County Court House north door. The parcel fronts East Broad Street 4714 feet with alleys and walls rights of way, appraised at 75000 dollars, cash only, minimum two thirds of appraisal. Clarence W. Dick Sheriff.
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About 40 members attended at Mrs. James Nicholl’s home for a guest day with social time and a one act comedy Two Tables of Bridge directed by Mrs. E. E. Foster. A musical program followed and a green and white luncheon was served by hostesses. The play tours to a PTA meeting with leaders Henry Miller Rev J Finkbeiner Rev A M Rickel and Russell Stauffer.
The March business and social gathering of the Senior League of St Peters Evangelical church is set for this evening at the church parlors.
Mrs Katherine Kolbe of Middle Ridge entertained at dinner Sunday. Guests included Mrs Carl Sommers and her sons Edward and Robert from Lakewood, Mrs Calvin Sommers, John Bach and daughter Naomi, Oliver and Karl Kolbe, and the hostess. Also present were Miss Dorothy Duffield and Carl Duffield from Lorain,Miss Mildred Ruth and Raymond Springer from Brownhelm.
The regular meeting of the Ladies Society of the Congregational church will be held at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C. A. Lauer and Mrs. Clinton Jackson in charge.
Mrs Raymond Sick hosted the Dorcas class of the First Evangelical Sunday School at her South Main street home Monday evening. After a brief meeting the group enjoyed jig-saw puzzles and needlework followed by a luncheon for members including Mrs J H Ludwig Mrs C J Springer Mrs George Garthe Mrs Harry Hutton and several Misses Kaubn Davies Lange Zilch Baumbhardt and guests Mrs Ludolph Kreeger.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of St Joseph Catholic church will meet in the school hall this evening with Misses Marjorie Plato and Caroline Muniga as the hostesses.
The Pythian Sisters will hold a gathering at the K of P Hall this evening, with expected attendance from local members and friends seeking community fellowship and activities.
The Junior choir of the Methodist church will meet for rehearsal at 6:30 this evening.
The home of Mr and Mrs Ed Hothe in Henrietta hosted a Monday evening get acquainted gathering for St Peter's Evangelical Sunday School teachers officers and their spouses plus members of the girls class taught by Mrs Rothe. Jig saw puzzles and bingo provided amusement and a luncheon followed for about 42 attendees.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs. J. B. Egeland's Spring Street home. Mrs. R. C. Jensen will lead the program.
Ten members of the Congregational church conducted vesper services at Pleasant View Sanatorium on Sunday afternoon. Dr C W Recard spoke on How Big is God while Mrs Gertrude Holland and Harry Lee sang with Mrs Roy McCormack at the piano.
A Monday evening meeting at the First Evangelical church parlors drew men aged over 16 to discuss forming an Albright Brotherhood. Rev. C L Allen of Fremont spoke on the aims of the denominational group and a organizing committee was appointed to plan future events.
Mrs H A Monger hosted the Past Chiefs club of Pythian Sisters at her South Main home last evening. After the business meeting, guests enjoyed social chat and luncheon with sweet peas as a centerpiece. Arrangements list Mesdames Baus Schaeffer Schaeffer Cameron Mischka McLean Lynch Laner Kreeger Hoffner Paur cell Jaeger the hostess and one guest.
Mrs. J. A. Wesbecher and Mrs. W. J. Bodman hosted the Altar Rosary Society at St. Joseph school hall. Twenty five members attended as routine business proceeded and plans were made for the St Patricks dinner on Sunday March 19 at the school hall.
Joseph Kovach hosted Holy Name Group number four on Church Street last evening. Richard Krutch conducted the usual business meeting followed by a social period with twenty five attendees. In two weeks the group will meet with Paul Gressler on East Street.
Mrs Frank Hagen visited Elyria on Monday. William Smith is at his West Street home. Miss Marjorie Hearn returned to Middle Ridge after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs A Kenne. Miss Mildred Baumhardt Elyria spent Monday evening with Amherst friends. Ralph Kolberg ill at his Kolbe Road home. Rev C L Allen Fremont was a guest of Rev and Mrs A M Rickel Monday evening.
The physician William Osler kept records on about 500 deathbeds to study modes of death and dying sensations. He concluded that the great majority died wondering and uncertain, generally unconscious and unconcerned, with birth and death seen as sleep and forgetting.
Sullivan Ohio March activities include church Lenten sermons at the Congregational church, visits by regional residents, birthday surprise for Mrs Rose Barrick, missionary society notes, school journal edition, and multiple social visits. Town sports crown leads to Wooster district tourney with Sullivan players earning All County honors.
In Seattle sleet and a flight of wild ducks settled on Boeing Field turning into an air traffic obstacle. Ducks take off with planes and pilots risk propeller damage leading to forced landings. Game Warden A J Beach notes that blanks in shotguns can frighten the birds with good results.
Seattle resident W. A. Quist owned three cats and sent Rab and Tab to Humane Headquarters to be killed by gas. The next day Tab scratched at the door alive. the Humane Society said Tab had been gassed and cremated, but a life home was promised to Quist.
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