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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
9
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Plaintiff Marguerite Benjamin files for divorce from Earl Henry Benjamin in case 33828 on cruelty and neglect with custody claim. Hearing set after March 1, 1933. attorney Otto Mischka, 25 Redington Bldg Elzira Ohio. Feb 16-23 March 29-16-25.
Prices on new and used tires from Dayton Thoroughbred Tires are advertised with a call to shop before buying. A first class machine shop is offered at Eldotread Tire & Supply Co with expert work led by Jake Kaiser.
The Young Woman's Association of the Baptist church met in Shefield at Mrs. Raymond Dunfee's home with a pot luck lunch. After a business session the afternoon was spent sewing for the needy.
Mrs Lawrence Gates welcomed Pleasant Hour club associates Tuesday for five games of bridge. High awards went to Mrs Vernon Frey and Mrs Gerves Gates. A luncheon followed. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs Henry Mittendorf's home.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Moore announce the birth on Wednesday morning at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lorain. Several local residents are noted visiting and socializing with families including the Reisingers Alten and others. hospital conditions reported for Mrs Ronnie Kelling and local residents.
A duck that lays black eggs is owned by Alex Christian of Wellston Ohio. The eggs are perfectly shaped and ordinary in other respects.
Mrs L J Beach and Mrs L Stough hosted the Ladies society at the Congregational church parlor on Wednesday afternoon. After the business session a social time was held and luncheon ended the gathering for 27 members and guests Mrs Mary Makhorn Mrs Raymond Dahl and daughter Lois and Mrs Sausaman.
The March meeting of the Women’s Union of St John Evangelical church gathered in the church parlors for an all day session styled a birthday party. Lunch served to 20 members and 10 guests, with birthday cakes on display. Needlework preceded the afternoon business led by President Mrs Ernst Schneider. Mrs F Gauman read scripture and Mrs A Rolli offered prayer. Mrs F Schacht spoke on medical missions in March.
Local men including Mayor E. C. Stiwald August Nabakowski Attorney J. J. Smythe A. G. Stiwald and Nelson Pippert attended a hearing on the Harter redistricting bill before the House Federal Relations Committee in Columbus Wednesday evening.
Rev. Theodore Merten of St. John's Lorain led the Len ten services at St. Peter's Evangelical Church while Rev. C. E. Schmidt of the local church preached at the Lorain church. Merten spoke on the topic What are ye willing to give me and the choir performed My Shepherd Cares for Me by Irving Gingrich.
The Am herst Business Men's Association will meet at the Grange hall on Milan avenue Monday evening. Supper will be served at 6 30 by the ladies of the Grange. A good attendance is desired.
Mrs Louis Herbst of Franklin Avenue hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Five Hundred Club. First prize went to Mrs A J Rosenkranz, second to Mrs George Schroeder, and third to Mrs Theo dore Schmitz. In two weeks the group will meet with Mrs Ralph Wohlever of East Street.
Mrs James Bruce of West Martin street will host Sorosis Club members this evening with Mrs Elmer Gall assisting. A fine program on Italy has been arranged at the home.
The Harvard Cornell basketball game for Amherst High girls, originally set for Friday, has been postponed to next Wednesday evening March 15 and will be played at the local school gymnasium.
The Eagles Auxiliary holds its regular meeting at the Eagle hall this evening. The drill team will conduct a regular drill after the meeting.
Lorain will have charge of Lenten services at St. John's Evangelical church this evening, directing readings and prayers for the observance.
The Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Catholic church meets at Jacob Delfing on Jackson Street this evening for their third gathering of the season.
Mrs Ienry Gawn of Cleveland avenue is confined to her home by illness. Miss Lylah Walker visited Lorain Wednesday evening. Rev C E Schmidt of Lorain called in Amherst last evening. Jack and Arthur Bruce attended the funeral of Mrs Andrew Meldrum in Elyria Wednesday afternoon. Al Heller returned from a several weeks South visit. Rev Theodore Merten of Lorain spent Wednesday evening in Amherst. Mr and Mrs F C Moore of Oberlin were Amherst visitors Wednesday evening.
The American Legion Auxiliary Post 197 met at Mrs. Milo Minch's home with Mrs. Henry Kolb presiding. Bills were paid and reports accepted. Puzzles were requested for Pleasant View Sanitarium and Dayton Hospital. Donations may be left with Mrs. Henry Kolb within two weeks. An invite to a Legion Card party on March 17 was accepted. prizes went to Mrs. Wm. Slack and Mrs. Arthur Engle.
Club songs were sung at the meeting in the school auditorium after school. Florence Ile Cord Myrtle Hunt Ethel Urschel Elizabeth Martin Josephine Zazula and Florence Heussner spoke on Romans in general. A St Patrick’s party will be held Friday evening March 14th. The club plans a spring banquet.
The senior class at the local school is rehearsal for two plays to be staged in the school auditorium on Wednesday evening March 29. Wild Ginger is a three act drama and Bride's Maids is a one act comedy with Mrs Helen Meyers directing.
Friends gathered at the Amherst residence of Mrs. Jacob Muth on Tuesday afternoon to celebrate her birthday. Hearts provided the amusement with Mrs. Lewis Reich Art and Mrs. John Wiezand winning prizes. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Henry Fridenstine of Elyria alongside a group of attendees including Mrs. Fred Lang Mrs. Henry Ludwig Mrs. Lodi Gibson Mrs. Henry Kolb Mrs. W Nichols Mrs. John Wieg Mrs. Lewis Reichart Mrs. George Garthe and Mrs. Muth.
Mrs David Hansford will entertain the Ladies Dime Society at the Congregational church on Thursday afternoon. A good attendance is desired.
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The Study Hour Club plans a regular meeting this Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Helen Baker. Members are to gather for discussion and activities as part of their schedule.
BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slack and Mrs. Henry Ruth were Sunday guests of Mrs. Dora Snyder in Willard Ohio. N. G. Townsend has been appointed to collect the gas bills in South Amherst. Mr. and Mrs. George Knapp and Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent of Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wagner and daughter Nancy from Elyria were Sunday cellers of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meacham. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonsor from Lorain, spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Slack.
A regular meeting of the Parent Teachers Association was held with Boone speaking to members. The gathering focused on school concerns and upcoming activities.
In the school auditorium Wednesday evening Mrs. Helen Baker presided as routine business was completed. D J Boone superintendent of Lorain schools gave an interesting talk and Miss Margaret Hochstein of Lorain played several accordion selections.
A three act comedy Cyclone Sally will be presented by South Amherst youth in the school auditorium Friday evening. Proceeds go to the milk fund and the public is invited to attend.
Members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harold Allsop. The regular meeting produced favorable reports and a social hour followed with Mrs. Henry Nickel serving refreshments to ten members.
The seminnual birthday dinner was held Tuesday at St. John's church where Woman's Union members and friends met for business and social time. A noon course dinner was served by the birthday club and the afternoon covered routine business. About fifty attended.
Members gathered for a regular Wednesday rehearsal of the South Amherst Choral Club as they practice Easter music for upcoming performances.
Members of the Athletic club gathered Tuesday night in the school auditorium for indoor sports. The event offered recreational competition and social interaction among attendees.
Rev Merton will lead Lenten services this evening at St Johns Church and Rev Jen son will oversee services at the Methodist church. An invitation is extended to all. Wellington visitors Miss Naomi Ruth Miss Myrtle Hunt Miss Ruth Moore and Cal vin Ruth were present Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist church gathered at Mrs. John McQuate's home in Litchfield on Thursday for an all day quilting session.
Mr and Mrs M D Surrarrer visited their son in Strongsville where he assisted in felling trees. A wind gust caused a tree to fall toward him and he was injured as it toppled in his direction.
A man sustained a broken shoulder and a displaced vertebra after a fall at work, with serious condition reported at Bred Community Hospital. Helen Smith returned to school after illness. George Round recovered from injuries at A I Root Co in Medina. Dorothy Kellogg Gott was hospitalized again for acute Bright's disease. The Ladies Benevolent Society earned over $11 from a bake sale. Litchfield Masonic Lodge No. 381 to hold inspection on Friday evening March 17.
Mrs Emma Rising died at her son Adams home Sunday after a stroke last Tuesday. She leaves two daughters Celia Fessenden Norwalk and Rose Jacot Medina and a son Adam. Funeral was Wednesday at the Congregational church with Rev H Schott presiding. Eastern Stars hosted a St Patrick party last Thursday with Linden Chapter as guests in honor of Ella Frombaugh president of the 4th District for 1933. Mattie Prosser Deputy Grand Matron of Oberlin attended. Mrs C M Turner hosted the Monday Afternoon Bridge Club. Wm Spieth had high score and Z Court Rasor was consolation. All Holmes children and families gathered Sunday at their parents home for the mother’s birthday.
Lonnie Warneke star Cubs pitcher spent winter at his 300 acre cattle farm near Mount Ida Arkansas. Neighbors call him Montgomery county's notable citizen. He attends square dances and keeps golf clubs idle due to no nearby course. He was recently married.
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