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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
6
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A stream of legal notices and appointments fill Lorain County papers. Executors and administrators named include Lynn Aust and Gustaf Hasenkam who probate judges list with dates in February and March. A Swetland Company suit seeks $3700 rent plus interest with attachment on property in Lorain County. Ordinance 2806 approves Shear Street dedication and street acceptance. Notice also of mortgage foreclosure in Carlisle Township detailing parcel boundaries and chain of title.
A dense puzzle page compiling a large clue set with numbered items across themes such as birds plants rivers diseases and measurements. It includes entries for seasonal terms unit fractions and common words plus an answer to a previous puzzle. The page also furnishes several crossword like prompts and references to specific geographic and linguistic terms.
Amherst Chronicle Telegram lists news correspondent contact numbers for delivery service and complaints. Directory text includes J MRS B A JENNE phone numbers and Central Book Store located on Church Street.
Amherst Ohio reports a Women’s Union gathering at St. Peter's church with songs, a program led by Mrs Albert Witte, devotionals by Mrs Walter Schulz, and a reader's skit. Delegates chosen for the Wapakoneta district convention May 1-2. April meeting postponed to April 20.
Fifteen members attended Thursday Noon Day Club at the ER of P. Hall for dinner followed by a business meeting. A general discussion covered conditions and the banking situation. HH. AL Weshecher shared insights from a recent trip to Florida. Next week’s meeting will be at the same place.
Dr. John R. Hagen superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Cleveland diocese will attend and address the Parent-Teacher Association of St Joseph Parochial School at the March meeting to be held Tuesday afternoon next week at the school.
The Loyal Workers' Class met at Rev J Finkbeiner's home after a Lenten prayer service. Mrs J H Ludwig and Mrs J N Holzhauer sang duets, then a brief business session, social time, and refreshments for a long list of attendees including Mrs Mary Hanchette Mrs A M Rickel Mrs John Springer Mrs C J Springer Mrs Adem Northeim Mrs Geo Liphardt Mrs O D Fox Mrs Hattie Sanders Mrs Katherine Kolbe plus the hosts.
Circle One of St Ann's Society will extend hospitality to members at Mrs A P Roth's Cleveland Avenue home Monday evening. The meeting is at St Joseph Catholic church location with social gathering following.
Group Three of the Holy Name Society of St Joseph Catholic church met with Jacob Delfing on Jackson Street Thursday evening. The session led by chairman Peter Niesen featured a business meeting followed by a social period. About 20 members attended and two weeks hence Elmer Schmitz of East Street will entertain with games of 66.
Mrs A K Jenne presided at the Lorain County W C T U Central committee meeting held at the Methodist church Lorain on Thursday The committee were dinner guests of Mrs R C Hardin the county corresponding secretary.
The Kings Daughters Class of St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School met at Miss Bertha Frohofer's home in South Amherst for the March gathering. Miss Nellie Mathés led devotionals, post meeting date changes were announced, readings on Women of the Bible were shared, and a jig-aw puzzle hour honored several members including Ruth Mischka and Alge rtw Fritz.
The St. Peter's Evangelical church choir meets at seven tonight instead of 7 50 past. The Mary Martha choir at Congregational church also rehearses at seven this evening.
Members of the Eagles auxiliary met in regular session at the F. O. E. Hall Thursday evening. After routine business, the drill team conducted a practice session.
Amherst High School basketball players travel to Kent Ohio this evening to face Holland at 8 40 and the survivor will meet McDonald Saturday at 1 50 for advancement.
A church social gathering is planned at the Methodist church this evening. Mrs G P Zileh and Mrs R Jensen are preparing a program while Mrs I G Maxwell and Mrs Emmett Reynolds handle refreshments.
Tey Abram will conduct an English Lenten service at St. Pauls Lutheran Church this evening.
The First Savings and Loan Co. sues to foreclose a mortgage secured by a promissory note and Moriiace on the premises. The prayer seeks foreclosure, marshaling of liens, quieting of title, sale of the property, and application of proceeds to lien discharge. Defendants must answer by April 20, 1933.
Mrs Vincent Nalley hosted Circle No 2 of the Congregational church on Lincoln street for an afternoon gathering. The bride was the day’s diversion with Mrs G R Wiseman Jr winning high score and Mrs Floyd McIntyre consolations.
Members of the Needlecraft Club met Thursday afternoon to discuss activities and plan upcoming projects. The group focused on needlework demonstrations and socializing among attendees.
The Amherst group met with ten members and one guest Mrs John Hlart from Lorain. Attendees included Mrs A K Jenne Lorain visitor and Mrs Willizi Berg Oberlin who visited Amherst friends. Oberlin’s J L Strong formerly Amherst resident visited Amherst, Miss Susan Hinman and Miss Marie March from Elyria attended, and Bernard Slater of Ridgeville was also an Amherst visitor.
A dense list of religious service times and pastors across multiple churches including St. Peter's Evangelical, Congregational, Methodist, St Pauls Lutheran, First Evangelical and St Joseph R. Church with varied service times and programs such as Church School English German services Lenten observances and youth groups.
Miss Hazel Ann Ruch entertained Arbor Vitae Club members at Ruth Tea Rooms Lorain last evening with three bridge tables in play. Miss Bessie Hamel won high score. A two course luncheon was served with St Patrick's decor. Twelve members attended. Two works announce future entertainments at Mrs Finnesan's West Street home.
Mr and Mrs Phillip Gerhart and daughters Barnadette and Dotis Mrs William Linden and family and Mrs Elizabeth Gerhart will attend the ordination at St John’s cathedral in Cleveland on Saturday at 8 a.m Urban Gerhart will be among the class ordained.
Avon Ex-Hi first and second teams will play two basketball games at Avon Lake Friday night against the Avon Lake Merchants.
Miss Bernadette Gerhart traveled to Lorain for a Thursday visit. The report notes Mr. and Mrs. Gist Smith of the area were mentioned in connection to the visit.
Cleveland locals report relatives visiting relatives on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Hoffmaste of Cleveland visited Mrs Etta Hoffmaster in her home. Mrs Anna Wilhelm returned home after several weeks with her ill sister Mrs Rose Gates who is somewhat improved. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and Mrs Jean Carrol of Cleveland also called on Mr and Mrs Walter Herbert Wednesday.
Elyria Township Welfare Group met with Mrs J H Delefield on Tuesday afternoon. Officers elected were president Mrs Arthur Fessler vice president Mrs J H Delefield secretary Mrs Witliam Cook treasurer Mrs H Gannett purchasing agent Mrs H M Tapper. They planned monthly social gatherings in summer and regular work meetings, with socials on the first Thursday each month. The group and families will meet April 6 at the L W Spie selberg home. afternoon included quilting. Attendees listed include Mrs Arthur Fessler Mrs Elizabeth Grills Mrs Tanner Mrs George Knittle Mrs L W Spiegelberg Irma Spiezelberg Marjorie Parrott and others.
Mr and Mrs VY Cook and Mr and Mrs William Cook attended the funeral of Mrs H Schmauch in Elyria on Thursday.
Mrs JoH Delefield and Mrs EC Schubert attended the funeral of Miss Blendena Nuhn from Rice Funeral Home in Lorain. Miss Caroline Spiegelbers spent the weekend with her brother L WY Spiegelbere family. Miss Mabel White of Elyria was a caller Tuesday. Norma Parrott and Lewis Nolan of Tama, Kenneth Harden and Ralph McDonald of Elyria, Miriam Foul and Teradine Woods of Edison Highway visited L W Spiegelberg and family Sunday. H C Pelefield of Edison Highway called on Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook Tuesday. Henry Kolbe and daughter Thelma of Middle Ridge died Sunday afternoon. Mrs E Schubert called on her aunt Mrs L Schubert in Elyria last Friday. Lloyd Lemon of Lakewood called on L W Spiegelberg and family Saturday.
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