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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1935

Page

3

Dairy Herds Set Splendid Records in Lorain County

Two Lorain County dairy herds win high ratings in the Ohio Herd Improvement Association January report. J. J. Ford herd ranks second among 15 cow plus groups with 42.9 pounds butterfat and 8499 pounds milk per cow. M. O. Penfound herd is eighth among five to 15 cows with 4.49 pounds butterfat and 1214 pounds milk per cow. The county association leads the state with 7,465 cows in 27 clubs. January 1947 yields show 134 cows over 40 pounds butterfat and 5233 over 1200 pounds milk.

Lorain County Ohio Herd Improvement Association County Agricultural Extension Ver J. J. Ford M. O. Penfound Ford Chloe Lorain

North Olmsted Church Members Bid Farewell

Mrs Barbara Sander returned home after visiting son Howard in Wheeling West Virginia J C McGonagle place sold and moved to Lakewood Flood family left Noel home for Geneva Mr and Mrs B F Salisbury spent Saturday in Wester Ohio Don Gardner from Indianapolis visited grandparents F G Robb Richards Salisbury left Sunday for Reading Pennsylvania to start new duties Monday Home rented to party from Cleveland Mrs Salisbury Ardis and Mrs Cora Shaw plan departure soon Tuesday Study Club held farewell for them at Mrs A C Baldwin home Light refreshments served Miss Bessie Kelly back from Akron expect to Detroit where Mr McEachran works for Cadillac company

North Olmsted Barbara Sander Howard Wheeling W.va J. C. McGonagle Lakewood Flood Noel Hue Geneva B. F. Salisbury Wester Ohio Don Gardner Indianapolis F. G. Robb Richard Salisbury Reading Cleveland Bessie Kelly Akron McEachran Detroit McEachman Cadillac Company

Sunday School Council Meets Friday Night March 15

Sunday School council invites all interested in Sun day School work to attend Friday night meeting. North Olmsted Congregational Ladies Aid plan luncheon with Universalist Aid on Thursday March 21. Rev CC Kuhn high school class hosted a party at the Congregational church Saturday night.

Sunday School Council Ladies Aid Belle Tellman Chistnut Ridge North Olmsted Congregational Ladies Aid Universalist Aid CC. L. Kuhn Congregational Church

Don’t gamble with your body with S S S tonic claims

An advertisement touts S S S as a blood-building tonic that stimulates digestion and restores red blood cells and hemoglobin. It urges consultation for organic trouble and claims improved appetite, sleep, and energy. It promotes two sizes and urges starting today with S S S available at drug stores.

S.S.S

Elyria Minstrels to Aid Amherst Boy Scouts Benefit

Amherst March 14 the Elyria Minstrels head the benefit show for the Amherst Boy Scouts at Town Hall Friday night. Sponsored by the Amherst Noon Day Club with support pledged from the Amherst Business Men's Association. The cast features Elyria business men and a 60 member company led by Jim Armitage. The program includes Tiny Tappers chorus six dancing end men a 25 man male chorus and ten piece orchestra with the Gay Ninety Revue as a feature preceding the main minstrel. Roger Barnard on xylophone and the Elyrians Quartet perform. Two hours of clean entertainment planned for ticket buyers.

Amherst Elyria Minstrels Amherst Boy Scouts Town Hall Amherst Noon Day Club Amherst Business Men's Association Elyria Elyria Kiwanis Club Jim Armitage Roger Barnard Elyrians

Lenten Service and Club Meetings Planned Around Town

A Lenten service will be held at First Evangelical church at 7 45 p m with a choir rehearsal at 6 45 p m Rev Rickel to speak on Sin continuing the Epistle to the Romans March meeting of the Sorosis Club at Mrs George Franks home South Main with Mrs J B Egeland assistant hostess Roll call Your Antique and a talk on Old Glass and Colored Glass by Mrs Huston Elyria The King's Daughters class at St Peters Evangelical Reformed church meets at the church parlors with Misses Nellie Irma Mathes and Frances Sabiers as hostesses Eagle Auxiliary will meet at Eagle Hall Good attendance desired.

First Evangelical Rickel Sorosis Club George Frank South Main Street J. B. Egeland

Rev Hume speaks on second coming at Dover Foursquare service

Rev W H Hume of the Foursquare church in Dover Ohio, state divisional officer, preached on "When God Sits Down" and the near second coming. A large crowd from Lorain Elyria Vermilion and South Amherst attended the mid week RK service with a German song "Gott ist der Liebe" and solos by Wayne Garland.

W. H. Hume Foursquare Church Dover Ohm Foursquare Lorain Elyria Vermilion South Amhers Hume Foursquare Churches Wayne Garland Zuith DeVries Sisters

A Capella Choir Delights Senior Chapel Program

The A Capella choir of Ejix ta high school presented a pleasing program at the Senior high chapel on Wednesday morning. The choir of about 44 voices is directed by J. M. Beck. Selections included Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee, Good Night, Vesper Hymn, and a violin solo Meditation from Thais.

Ejixta High School J. M. Beck Faliows

Concert Gems From Massenet and Sebelius Draw Crowd

Irene Hollis joins Jeanette Sheppard and accompanist to perform excerpts by Massenet and Sebelius including O Morn of Beauty and Swansea Town O Soldier. The program showcases vocal prowess and sensitive accompaniment.

Massenet Irene Hollis Jeanette Sheppard Sebelius Swansea Town

Len Ten Service at St Peter’s Church Promotes Pardon

The second Len Ten service was held on Wednesday evening at St. Peter’s church. Rev. C. EK. Schmidt spoke on The Cross, a Fount of Pardon. The junior choir directed by Mrs. F.C. Moore sang In the Service of the King and Tell Me the Story of Jesus with solo by Ava Masters. Next week Rev Schmidt will discuss The Cross, the Tie That Binds.

St. Peter's Church C. EK. Schmidt F.C. Moore Jesus Ava Masters

Amherst Club Seeks St Patrick Event at Grange Hall

The Amherst Athletic Club plans a Saturday St Patrick party at Grange Hall Milan avenue for members wives and friends with music and lunch. The club also sponsors a skating party to be held in the evening March 18. Tickets are available from club members.

Amherst Athletic Club Grange Hall Milan Avenue

Miss Geneva Shimskey Hosts Bridgette Club Evening

Miss Geneva Shimskey of Lincoln Street hosted a Bridgette Club evening with bridge as the main activity. Shimskey won the high score trophy, and Helen Heck took second place. Refreshments with St Patrick's Day themes followed as several participants enjoyed the games.

Geneva Shimskey Lincoln Street Geneva Shinskey Helen Heck R. Tarney Thelma Feldkamp Lorain Alice Becker Rose Grobe Hilda Mori Frederick Deiner

Amherst Townsend Club Meets At Schriner Home

The Amherst Townsend Club will meet Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schriner on Tenney Avenue. Members with club books should report at once. Out of town visitors are expected and all interested are cordially invited.

Amherst Townsend Club Henry Schriner Tenney Avenue

Funeral rites for Mrs Lindenmeyer of Amherst

Funeral services for the late Mrs Lindenmeyer 65 formerly of Amherst who died at Lake Placid will be held Friday at 3 30 p m from St Peter s Evangelical Reformed church Rev C E Schmidt officiating burial at Crownhill cemetery This obituary notes the deceased axe years and location of death.

Lindenmeyer Axe Amherst Lake Placid X. Y St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church C. E. Schmidt Crownhill Cemetery

Intermediate League Meeting at St. church Parlor

The Intermediate League of St. church met at the church parlors Wednesday evening after the Len ten service. Routine hbucmesc was discussed.

Intermediate League of

Ladies' Aid Society Quilt Bee at St Paul Lutheran

The Ladies' Aid Society of St Paul Lutheran church held an all day quilting bee at the home of Mrs Herbert Moff on Elyria Avenue. A tureen dinner was served at noon to the ladies.

Ladies’ Aid Society St. Paul Lutheran Church Herbert Moff Elyria Avenue Wedneday

Funeral rites for J. A. Rich] held in Sandusky

Mr and Mrs William Hall Fail Leimbach Mrs J Roemer and Mrs Helen Roemer attended the funeral services of J A Rich in Sandusky on Wednesday afternoon.

William = Hall

Professor Hadiock to Speak on Passion Play of Oberammergau

Professor Hadiock of California will lecture at St. Peter's Church on Wednesday evening March 27 on The Passion Play of Oberammergau. He will show pictures of Oberammergau obtained from Anton Lang and speaks with authority from visits to the town.

Hadiock California Aryli Gise Oberammergau St. Peter's Church Oberammergan Anton Lang Hadlock

Hospital News Admits Mrs Albert Slack

Admitted: Mrs Albert Slack, of South Amherst, to the hospital for evaluation and care. Her admission adds to the daily patient intake as medical staff attend to her condition and plan treatment.

Albert Slack South Amherst

Lorain County Corn-Hog Control Association Elects Officers

The Lorain County Corn-Hog Control Association reelected EE H Fullmer Eaton Township as president Parker F Baird Amherst Township as vice-president FB Sharp Camden Township as secretary and A J Carpenter Eaton Township as treasurer They lead Lorain County participation in the Agricultural Adjustment Administration program for corn and hog production Contracts are now being signed with a deadline of April 1.

Lorain County Corn-Hog Production Control Association EE. H. Fullmer Eaton Township Fullmer W Parker F. Baird Amherat Township FB. Sharp Camden Township A. J. Carpenter Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Local man spends Sunday at home before sanatorium treatment

Niel was able to spend last Sunday at his home here before being confined to Pleasant View Sanatorium for further treatment.

Niel Pleasant View Sanatorium

Oberlin College Band Performs at PTA Meeting

After a brief PTA business session in the school auditorium on Wednesday evening, the Oberlin College Marching Band, comprising 45 men, delivered an interesting program.

Parent-Teacher Association Oberlin College

Miss Hopkins Treated At Home For Tonsillitis

Miss Maxine Hopkins a second grade teacher is ill with tonsillitis at the home of Mrs. Lodi Gibson in town.

Maxine Hopkins Lodi Gibson

Bible Study Class Meets At Rey Home On Wednesday

The Bible Study Class gathered at Rey and Mrs Davids home Wednesday evening for its regular weekly meeting. They are studying the Book of St John under the pastor in charge.

Rey David Davids

St Patrick's Party In Town Hall Recreation Room

The South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary will host a Friday evening party in the town hall recreation room. Legion members of Post 197 and their families are invited as guests.

South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary Legion Post 197

Elyria Briefs Spotlight Local Visits

Mrs. Jane Fell of Elyria is spending several days as guest of Mrs. Jane Bruce. James Schulz is reported at his home on Cleveland avenue. Rev. R. C. Bosse visited Elyria last evening. Rev. F. Schumm of Elyna spent last evening in Amherst.

Jane Fell Elyria Jane Bruce James Schulz Cleveland Avenue R. C. Bosse F. Schumm Elyna Amherst

Surprise Birthday Party in South Amherst

Joseph Gainok was surprised at his home Sunday evening by relatives for his birthday anniversary. Social conversation and card games followed a four course lunch for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gainok and daughter Olza, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gainok and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gainok, Mrs. Stella Gainok and the Misses Mary and Elizabeth Gainok. Gifts were presented to the honoree.

South Amherst. O Joseph Gainok Olza Andrew Gainok Paul Gainok Stella Gainok Mary Elizabeth Gainok

Lenten Service At St Johns Evangelical Tonight

Rev C E Schmidt will conduct a Lenten service in St Johns Evangelical church this evening at 7 50 oclock the public is invited. Rehearsals are underway for the Volunteer Firemen minstrel show Cotton Town to be presented soon by the group.

C. E. Schmidt St. John's Evangelical Church Cotton Town

Niel Ruth Celebrated By Many Friends

The many friends of Niel Ruth will be glad to know he is much improved and enjoying better health after a period of illness. Reports from his circle indicate a steady, positive recovery and an encouragement to visit him at home.

Niel Ruth

Spartan Reply to Philip Ends with a Silent If

The ancient Spartan retort to Philip of Macedon's threat was a single word, If. The famed laconic reply embodies Spartan boldness and conciseness in the face of invasion.

Sparta Philip of Macedon

St Patrick's Day Initiatory Meeting at Temple Chapter C F S

Wellington March 14 The first initiatory meeting of the new officers of Temple Chapter C F S was held in the Masonic hall with about sixty attendees. Mrs Richard McKisson was initiated and Mrs B P Swisher joined by transfer. A St Patrick's party is planned for Monday at 7 39 in the church dining room with an arranged program.

Wellington St. Patrick's Day Temple Chapter C. FE

Rebekah Lodge hosts quilting evening at Mrs Manning’s

Tuesday evening the Past Noble Grand Association of Rebekah Lodge gathered at Mrs Sam Mannings home on Herrick avenue East. Plans were made for a quilt while Mrs Irving Dunford assisted in arranging pinochle tables and a green white St Patrick measures dominated the color scheme. April meeting slated with Mrs Grace Hemphill. Sick folks include Mrs Fred Miller with neuritis. Joe Anney improving at Memorial hospital Elyria with pneumonia. Walter Shepard improving at home Courtland street. Charles Leach in critical condition.

Noble Grand Association Rebekah Lodge Sam Manning Herrick Avenue East Irving Dunford Grace Hemphill Fred Miller Joe Anney Memorial Hospital Elyria Walter Shepard Courtland Street Charles Leach

CLASS PARTY The Young People's Sunday School class of the Methodist

A brief notice announces a class party hosted by the Young People's Sunday School of the Methodist church. Neighbors and members are invited to attend a social gathering with refreshments and activities.

Young People’s Sunday The Methodist

Community notices from Wellington clubs and hosts

The United Bible class of the Church of Christ holds its monthly meeting tonight at the Buck home on Union street with men in charge of the program. Mrs Charles Barnes entertains the Methodist Missionary societies at 2 30 this afternoon at her Herrick avenue East home. Wellington Kiwanis Club met at noon in the Herrick Auditorium. The Wellington Garden Club also met.

United Bible Class Church of Christ

Series of Lent sermons at Wellington Methodist Church

Dr. C W Recard began a Lent series at the Wellington Methodist Church with the theme The Cross of Human Experience His first sermon The Need of the Cross The schedule lists March 17 The Cross a Stumbling Block March 24 The Cross a Magnet March 31 The Cross and Human Suffering April 7 The Cross and Divine Love April 14 and Easter Sunday April 21 The Cross Triumphant The pastor announced Mrs A H Binder hosts tonight at her home

C. W. Recard Wellington Methodiat Beegan

Thorn removed from hand at the Clinic

John Friend had a thorn removed from his hand on Tuesday by Dr. R. W. Faus at the Clinic. The procedure followed an infection that had developed from the thorn.

John Friend R. W. Faus

American Legion Boxing Show Planned for Soon

Discussion centers on a forthcoming American Legion boxing show to be staged in the near future. Organizers and local promoters weigh potential matchups and venue options as interest grows.

American Legion

Burial for Mary Herrick in Greenwood Cemetery

Mary Herrick nee Hollenbach beloved wife of Horace N. Herrick of Vermilion buried in Greenwood Cemetery this afternoon at 3 30 after funeral services at Vermilion Reformed Church. She is survived by sister Mrs Henry R Daugherty and Frank B Hollenbach Sandusky. Daugherty Robinson five and Eaton seniors won Spencer Independents tournament preliminaries and meet for title at Spencer Saturday night.

Mary Nee Hollenbach Horace N. Herrick River Road Vermilion Henry R. Daugherty Greenwood Cemetery Wellington Frank B. Hollenbach Sandusky Wellington Daugherty

Avon Stitch and Chatter Club Meets at Mrs Brown’s

Mrs Arthur Brown hosted the Stitch and Chatter club at her Avon home on Wednesday with needlework and lunch. The next meeting is planned for Mrs Cecil Moore’s residence.

Avon, C Arthur Brown Cecil Moore

Card Party and Dance at Holy Trinity Church Hall

A card party and dance will be held at Holy Trinity Church Hall on Sunday evening, March 17, inviting community members to join in a social evening of games and dancing.

Holy Trinity Church Hall

Village Council Meets at Town Hall Thursday Evening

The regular Vil lage Council meeting is set for Thursday evening at the Town Hall. The agenda and topics to be discussed include municipal matters and community updates.

School Board Holds Regular Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the school board was held at the high school building Tuesday evening. Routine business was transacted. It was voted all bills to be paid. Request was made to the County Auditor for an advance on current tax collections.

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