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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1933
Page
11
A dense page lists rates for Want Ads, cautions on publication errors, and cash charges. It also includes multiple business ads for plastering, wallpaper, moving and storage, hatcheries, farm listings, and sales bids from Elyria Lorain County.
A compact Amherst Chronicle page lists delivery service and complaint contacts for Mrs B A Jenne at 615 Cleveland Street and general inquiries for Central Book Store on Church Street. It provides phone numbers 3822 and 3324 for reader use.
Amherst D March 15 A program of music and readings followed the business session of Hickory Tree Grange at the Grange Hall Tuesday evening. The green and gold contest shows gold 493 greens 455 as the next meeting nears. A card party and banco games with door prizes and refreshments are planned for next Saturday.
Thirteen members attended the regular meeting of the Elmer Johnson Post No 118 American Legion auxiliary at the Legion rooms. Officers discussed routine business and the district conference set for Medina on March 8. A Friday social event was postponed. a social tour followed with refreshments by Mrs. Fred Holzhauer and Mrs. Arthur Hamel.
Dr John R Hagen Catholic schools supervisor spoke to St Joseph parochial school parents about summer vacation programs and religious training. He warned against gang influence after the school year ends and urged continued education and recreation. Mrs Peter Niesen presided, Mrs J A Wesbecher announced an American Legion character award, and mothers gathered for the meeting with refreshments provided by Mrs Henry Plato and Mrs Harold Brown.
The Oberlin Conservatory A Capella choir directed by Olaf Christiansen performs its fourth annual Lenten program at St Peter's Evangelical Church this evening at 7 30. Rev C E B Schmidt speaks on Can Ye Not Watch With Me an Hour. A social hour with both choirs follows with light refreshments. public invited.
The Community Players present The Donovan Affair a three act drama at Town Hall Friday evening. Mack Donovan is among guests at Peter Rankin s Westchester home a dinner party turns deadly when a murder occurs in darkness. Police investigation follows with a tense mystery atmosphere.
A crossword style list blends clues with numbered entries and partial solutions for many words. It includes definitions for infantile articulation feminine name tree ridge of rocks near water augmented allude organs of heating river in Spanish abate to lessen payable notices etc. The puzzle ends with a prompt to answer the previous puzzle.
The annual Harvard Cornell girls game will be played at the school gym at 7 30 PM with seventh and eighth grade folk dances led by Elizabeth Gerber and Florence Deuschle. Cornell colors are purple and white. Myrtle Berger is manager. Harvard colors are red and white. Cecelia Schmitz is manager. Both teams list several players and substitutes. admission is charged for the public.
Special Lenten services are scheduled at Amherst churches with multiple offerings at 7 50 pm. First Evangelical hosts a prayer meeting at the Hen ry Schmitkens home Middle Ridge. Congregational and St Paul Lutheran also hold services with Rev F E Eastman Rev H Abram leading respectively and a capella Oberlin choir program at St Peters Evangelical. Fr James Eischen conducts a service at St Joseph Catholic.
Hugh Finnegan hosted Group No. 1 of St. Joseph Catholic church Holy Name Society on Milan Avenue. William Bodman Sr. chaired the routine business meeting before a social hour in which 16 members participated.
The Mother-Daughter banquet sponsored by the Girl Reserve of Amherst has been postponed from March 24 to Friday evening April 7. A new program is being arranged and organizers expect a large turnout.
Jessamine Lodge will hold its regular meeting at the lodge this evening at 7 20. After the business session a bridge and banco party will be staged for members and friends with Mrs Francis Gordon Mrs Elizabeth Dute and Mrs Nell Brennan as hostesses.
Mrs. Fred Deiner and Mr. George Berzer will host the regular meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of St Paul Lutheran Church in the church parlors Thursday afternoon.
Pupils received report cards today as the school announces the next issue of The Record, the school journal, will be released Friday. Spring vacation begins Friday March 24 and classes resume April 3.
Mrs Herbert Moff of Elyria Avenue receives word of the death of her brother Conradt in Seattle Washington. Conradt was well known in Amherst.
Milan P T journeyed to the Milan school Tuesday evening for a Parent Teacher association meeting held at the school building.
Members of Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars will meet in regular session at the Masonic Hall this evening.
The First Evangelical Sunday school teachers and officers will meet this evening after the prayer meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Suhmithkons in Middle Ridge. Mrs Dorothea Zilch will lead the discussion on teaching methods.
Miss Mabel Wade and Miss Misa Ruth Paddock county health nurses visited St Joseph parochial school Tuesday afternoon for a Parent-Teacher Association meeting.
Dr. H. W. Powers attended the Leofrain County Medical Association gathering held in Elyria Tuesday evening. Additional Amherst coverage on page 4.
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