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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1933
Page
9
The Chronicle Telegram lists cash rates and conditions for local want ads in Lorain County. Rates: 9c per line for one insertion, 6c per line for six insertions daily, with cash discounts. Ads must be placed by 10 am for same day appearance. out of town orders require cash. the paper limits liability for misprints and telephone ads.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and floral offerings after the loss of wife and mother. Mentions Rev. Father Collins for consoling words. Also includes assorted classified lines about farm lands for sale and local services and autos.
Sheffield Lake Council hears ordinance requiring all Lake Shore electric cars to stop at five crossings Bennett road Harris street Wenilworth road Lake Breeze road and Sunset road within village limits speed limit set at fifteen miles per hour. A resident who lost relief was fined 59 dollars and costs by Mayor Burrel. Delegation seeks North Ridge bridge construction this summer. John and Mrs Lakin welcome a baby boy. Brookside school activities include orchestra lessons and pupil visits. Brookside paper lists staff and upcoming baseball season plans.
Amherst listings show Mrs. B A Jenne at 613 Cleveland Street with delivery and service contact numbers 3822 and 3524, plus Central Book Store on Church Street offering similar contact options. The notice provides addresses and telephone details for local business services.
In Amherst Ohio on March 11 a combined chapel event led by Miss Eleanor Nidy featured a Big Broadcast style program. Students of the Glee Clubs performed songs, duets, and instrument pieces directed by Nidy with several solo and quartet numbers. An added feature was the one act comedy Two Tables of Bridge by the Amherst Study Club.
A Friday evening Church Nite at the Methodist church drew about 75 people. The program in the auditorium featured group singing readings and recitations by Rey Mrs. R. C. Jensen Mrs. Ruby Guild Janet Brown Olive Guild and others The gathering moved to the parlors for a social hour with a dart baseball game between sides led by William Guild and Earl Sweet, Guild’s team winning. Refreshments followed.
Mrs J B Egeland hosted the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at Spring Street church members and guests attended. A Founders Day program featured an electrically lit world map and a vocal solo by Mrs Gus P Zich. The group raised 8 15 for federated missions and planned an April missionary tea hosted by Mrs R C Jensen with Mrs Bert Marlowe assisting.
Amherst High supporters traveled to Kent Ohio Friday evening to watch the first round of the district tournament. Included in the group were Supt. F R Powers and his son Harry, Norwood Hearn, Nelson Zilch, Russell Stauffer, Robert Zilch, Mildred Dorotha Hearn, Dorothea Zilch, Varion Steele, Lucille Leach, Janice Holzhauer and Is ther Kreeger.
A public meeting in the Tatu district announces a card tourney at Erie Hall after the business session Monday evening. Seven-up will be played, refreshments provided, and a door prize will be awarded.
Tickets are selling fast for the benefit plus The Donovan Af fair a three act comedy at the Town Trail Friday evening March 17 An extra feature between acts will be a tip dance Cast includes Yvonne McAueen We Are Such Naughty Boss by James Schuiz Donald Daley Russell Krieg with a Hawaiian string trio from WJAY Proceeds go to the community milk fund.
The Parent-Teacher Association of the Public School will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at the school. Music will be performed by the Oberlin Women's Band directed by George EB Waln, followed by a talk on a topic by Rev. A. M. Rickel.
The class motto is "Dawn Not Twilight" expressing a forward looking spirit for the group.
The Northeast district of the Parent-Teacher Associations meeting scheduled for Friday and today in Akron has been indefinitely postponed. The delay was announced to Werner Zilch, president of the Lorain County Council of Parent-Teacher associations.
TO MASONS sam Squire deputy grand master of the Masonic order in Ohio will speak to members of Stongington Lodge F and A M at the regular meeting Tuesday evening. ATP members are freed to attend as Squires is slated to be the next grand master.
A tournament for checker players and chess players will be held tonight at the Elyria YMCA. The event is open to all county players. Harold Leimbach chairs arrangements and Amherst players have entered to compete.
Lenten services at the M C A are scheduled for this evening with a county chess and checkers tournament entry open to all players. Harald Leimbach serves on the organizing committee.
Rev. C. E. Schmidt will conduct German Lenten services at St. Peter's Evangelical church at 1:90 Sunday evening. All interested are cordially invited to attend.
The March meeting of the Oberst Business Men's Association will be at the Grange hall on Milan avenue Monday evening. Supper will be served at 6 by Grange ladies. A good attendance is desired.
Tuesday evening Nabakovw ski Roofers meet Ebinger Coal quintet in the school gym. The Coalers previously defeated the Roofers earlier this season.
Charles Kendeigh and Thomas Bruce attended a Lorain county Council of American Legions meeting at the Elyria Legion rooms Friday evening.
Several Hickory Tree Grange members attended a Vermilion Grange meeting Friday evening, traveling to Vermilion for the gathering.
Members of the First Evangelical church Sunday school orchestra will meet for rehearsal at the home of Mrs George Garthe on Hazel street this evening.
Mr and Mrs A F Nalley attended the funeral services of Charles Bruse at South Amherst on Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs F C Moore of Oberlin were Amherst visitors Friday evening. Mrs John Hart of Ridgeville was an Amherst visitor Thursday afternoon.
Rev R C Jensen pastor of the Methodist church will give another talk on his series of mountain top experiences this Sunday morning discussing The Mount of Transfiguration. Mrs Clarence Purcell and her daughter of Long Beach visiting the former's parents in Amherst report word that her husband is safe.
In Avon on March 11 Mr and Mrs Arnold Buck hosted the Sixteen Club. Five hundred games produced high scores for Mrs Robert Pickering and Frank Pickering with Mrs Gust Jensen and George Peak taking second. A refreshment course followed. Next meeting date to be announced.
A list of crossword style clues covering multiple definitions. Items include plant aromas, nautical terms, descriptive adjectives, and common nouns. Entries reference characters like Roman patriots and names, plus objects such as chairs and garden tools.
A hostess on Detroit road entertained Thursday afternoon with members of her bridge club and guest Mrs Charles Wagner. Two tables played with Theresa Wagner scoring highest, EB A Scammin second, and Lawrence Heckel consoled. Guests later joined a luncheon in the dining room with St Patrick's Day decorations.
A pleasant gathering of the Five Hundred Club was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Slugs on Thursday evening. Mrs. Joseph Forthofer and W. Blake won high score, with Mrs. Blake and Carl Schafer taking second. Refreshments were served, and Mrs. Warold Smith invited members to meet at her home in two weeks.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Knipper and son William of Lorain and Mrs Margaret Klotz of Bedford spent Thursday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Join Knipper. Airs Frank Kupper will spend a few days in Lorain. Final arrangements were set for the St Patrick’s card party at St Mary’s parish hall on Sunday March 12. Miss Mary Rink is chairman and Miss M A Webber, recently ill, shows improvement. Mrs F J Reigelsberger was a Cleveland visitor. Mr and Mrs Fearce Nagel and Mrs Walter Rausher visited Mrs Ronnie Keiling at Elyria Memorial hospital to report she is doing nicely.
The Spencer Baptist church official board held a business meeting at Claud Gannetts home Monday evening with all members present. Mrs. Novak of Cleveland visits her son Frank Novak and family. Max Friend missed days due to illness. Mrs. Jud Long and children attended Mrs. Salzman’s funeral in Wellington. Spencer Grange plans regular meeting March 22 with 3rd and 4th degree work. 29 new candidates. Visiting granges are Homerville Lafayette Chatam and Litchfield.
The W H M Society of Spencer Methodist Church met Friday with Mrs Bertha Browand for sewing a program and lunch. Homes sold and visitors hosted include John Emerson at his Homerville home now staying with his mother. Social events, bridge meetings, illness notes, and various visits across Wellington and nearby towns are recorded with names and places.
The article flags Bessarabia as a risky area in Europe where a fresh conflict could erupt, highlighting regional tensions and potential international implications.
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