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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1933
Page
9
The notice outlines the Lorain County Chronicle Telegram want ad rates. It specifies five average words per line and counts initials numerals and abbreviations as one word. A minimum charge of 35 cents applies and cash payments may earn a discount.
Classified ads list services including sewer and plastering work by Ingleton and Wn Buck, wallpaper and interior decorating by Jackson's store, and various housing rentals. Also includes sales, farming land, animal sales, wanted items, autos, and insurance notices. The Prudential Insurance Company of America files a real estate related civil action against Paul.
The March session of the Senior League at St Peters Evangelical church met in the church parlors. Miss Edith Berger led devotionals and Miss Louise Albrecht read a poem. Committees were appointed for program decoration and reunion planning. luncheon and social hour followed with jig saw puzzles.
Mid-week prayer services will be at Mrs. Mary Hanchette on Cleveland Avenue. German services are at St. Pauls Lutheran led by Rev H Abram. Rev Fr Eischen conducts services at St Joseph Catholic Church. Rev R C Jensen leads services at the Methodist church discussing the Gospel of John.
The Sorosis Club holds its March meeting at Mrs James Bruce’s West Martin Street residence on Thursday evening with Mrs Elmer Gall as assistant hostess. The study topic is Italy and the roll call will be Your Hobby.
A St Patrick's party for 28 members and two guests was hosted by Mrs. Floyd McIntyre Mrs. J BR MacKenzie and Mrs. Margaret Albright at the Congregational church parlors. After a business session social hour contests jig-saw puzzles and bridge followed with Dorotha Hearn winning word building honors and Mrs. Jerome Menz taking high bridge honors. A green and white luncheon ended the evening. The April meeting will be at Miss Elinor Ruth Tenneyar with Miss Hazel Ruth and Mrs. R L May assisting.
The Par ent Teacher Association's March meeting will be at the public school Monday evening. The business session and Rev. A. M. Rickel talk occur in the high school auditorium with entertainment in the gym. P T A Players perform Two Tables of Bridge. Amherst Study Club members present the play and county orchestra provides music under Gerald Franks. An old fashioned spelling bee capstone the social hour.
Miss Marjorie Plato and Miss Caroline Muniga hosted the Young Ladies' Sodality gathering at St. Joseph Catholic church. About 30 members attended a social time after the business meeting at the school hall Tuesday evening.
Lenten services will be held this evening in several local churches. Rev. Theodore Merten of St. John Evangelical Lorain will lead at St. Peter's Evangelical and speak on What are we willing to give me. Rev. C. C. E. Schmidt will exchange pulpits with Rev. Merten.
Public auction of property at 261 Marseilles Avenue Elyria to satisfy sheriff sale terms. Property appraised at 230000 dollars with cash on day of sale. sale set for April 1 1945 at 10 a.m. in Lorain County Court House. Also notice of sealed bids for city property lease in Elyria due March 39 1932 with requirements and deposit.
The village council met Tuesday evening to discuss finances and instructed the clerk to advertise for bids on garbage collection. Bidders must have proper equipment including a truck with a steel body. The meeting adjourned after reports and bills were read.
The regular monthly milk fund committee meeting was held at the office of A Nabakowski. Officials reviewed routine business and received reports on ongoing community work in the milk fund program.
The March meeting of the Women's Union of St. Peter's Evangelical church will be held in the church parlors Thursday afternoon. A playlet on Stewardship is planned. Members with tank-offering boxes should bring them to open.
King's Daughters class of St Peters Evangelical church meets Thursday evening at Miss Bertha Frohofer's home South Amherst with assistants Misses Helen Roemer and Hulda Berger. All planning to go to convene at the post office at 7:30 prompt.
The Sunday school orchestra of a Congregational church will rehearse at director Mrs. Pansy Harris’s home on Church Street this evening. All members are urged to attend.
A Lenten prayer meeting of Fitz Evangelical Church will be held at the home of Rev and Mrs J Finkbeiner at two o'clock Thursday afternoon. The service will be followed by a Loyal Workers class meeting.
The St Joseph P T A of the parent teacher association at St Joseph parochial school will meet at the school hall next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Epson Nalley on Lincoln street invites Circle Number Two of the Congregational Church to an afternoon hospitality gathering Thursday.
A Basie lodge smoker was held at FLOTL hall Monday evening with card games and refreshments. Door prizes were awarded to Arthur Becker and A H Fullmer.
About 30 members of Stonington Lodge F and A M went to Cleveland this afternoon as guests of Forest City lodge. Supper will be served at six oclock followed by the meeting.
Group three of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Catholic church will meet Thursday evening. Members are urged to attend and renew fellowship.
The Men’s Club of St. Paul’s Lutheran church met in the church parlors Tuesday evening after a brief business session. A social hour followed with activities including dart baseball bowling and cards.
The Amherst Athletic Club sponsors a dance this evening at the F O E Hall with music by Ployd Feys and his band. The public is invited to attend.
The board will meet this evening after Lenten services at about 8 30. A good attendance is desired.
Michael Boka of R. F. D. No. 3 is noted in hospital news. No further details provided in readable text.
Elyria resident discharged from the local hospital Tuesday. The Knights of Pythias will mark the 69th anniversary of the order with a social gathering this evening. A tureen supper at 6:30 PM precedes a program and social hour. Wedding and birthday anniversaries of members will also be noted.
The regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters was held at the kh of Phall Tuesday evening. Routine business was transacted.
Mrs John Croll of South Amherst Road was a Tuesday guest of her daughter Mrs George Schroeder on Cleveland Avenue. W G Nord is reported ill at his Spring Street home.
D. Blake Battles, stamp and antiques collector, reports a rush on scrip money as banks and dealers seek security backed notes. He shows scrip from 1836 railroads to tiny government backed issues, and notes a Germany 1923 envelope needing 989 billion marks for postage. He travels Ohio and trades with buyers in the US, Canada, Mexico, South America and Europe.
In a regular session the Wellington council opened bids for sewer construction but deferred action to March 14 to meet legal time limits. The meeting also addressed a shooting gallery request from Lyn Coates, boxing show plans by an American Legion committee, and electrical wiring for the Opera House awarded to Bert Gay. Bid totals for pipe and materials were listed from multiple vendors with workers and firms named.
Superintendent A W Shields estimates 60 seniors will receive diplomas at Wellington High School. The board of education heard the senior class plans a class play at graduation directed by Miss Mary Kelly instead of a speaker.
Homer Barbe, a local manual training instructor, has offered to teach an adult woodwork class at the school one evening each week. Similar projects are sponsored in other schools to use idle time productively.
The page appears as a mixed puzzle with clues across many numbers and sections. It lists a topic on Paul Pierce at Oberlin College and a long string of crossword style hints including chemistry, geography, literature, and random terms, with garbled endings and partial words.
The Penfield P T A schedules an illustrated Labrador lecture for Thursday evening by Carl Townsend of Wellington. The trip photos were painted by Mrs Townsend and depict scenes from the northland.
The Penfield P T A will host a meeting in the school auditorium on Thursday evening March 9 focusing on Vocational and Economic Effectiveness. Wellington Girls quartet Betty Jean Page Virginia Gott Mary Hyde and Marjory Falls will perform with a trumpets and trombone duet by Donald and Douglas Biggs. M V McGill Lorain High School Education Guidance head will discuss When Should Vocational Guidance Be Started. Mrs Ward Penfield speaks on At What Age Should a Child Earn Income. Mrs Laddie Riemen Penfield covers Thrift in the Home and Community. An illustrated lecture A Trip Down the St Lawrence will conclude the program.
The Washington W C T A held a Tuesday afternoon session at Mrs. Herman Wiehe home to discuss the Economics of Prohibition. Mrs. Gertrude Holland led a group of songs at the close.
Miss Diane Dipson a senior from the Oberlin Conservatory gave a violin recital before Woman's Afternoon Circle members and guests at Mrs Roy Clisby's home Monday evening. Under Ma Franklin Jones direction a oneact play The Bug Mano was read and refreshments served.
Mrs. Burton Payne of Cleoneaut and Mrs. Jack Penrod Elyria care for their member Mrs. Jack Hughes who was suddenly stricken ill Saturday. Mrs. Hughes showed some improvement last evening and is under the care of Dr. Gregg.
Milo Yoxtheimer of Wellir ton will not coach the newly formed Eli Radasovitch baseball team. The report says Yoxtheimer was a former coach of Radasovitch and will apply his former teacher’s methods to developing the new squad.
Mrs Eli Radasovitch of A herst visits Mrs Alex Radasovitch for a few days. Eighty members of the Lora county School Glee club attend the Wellington practice Monday evening. Attendance is almost 190 percent.
Real estate transfers list owners and parcels across Amhers Township Elyria Avon Township Lorai Sheffield Lake and Lakeview regions. A stray anecdote recalls HAY Lauder securing 12 reserved seats, seven sold out, then obtaining seats via ticket speculators in New York.
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