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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1933
Page
9
Rates and information outline a five word per line format from prior ad copy. It notes a minimum charge of Sic Rate 10c per line daily and cash payment offers a discount if paid when placed or before expiry.
Local ads list Wright Printing Service and Wilmot Printing Co offering various printing services and signs at 69 Chestnut St and 2386 Winckles St. A string of court and estate notices follow, naming administrators and executors for Lee Schuster, George Bassett, Jennie M. Gaudern, with dates in March and February 1953 to 1938, respectively.
The Ladies Society of the Community Church met with Rev. and Mrs. William Smith at Elm Street Oberlin for a pantry shower. Twenty four ladies attended including Mrs. O J Whitney and others. The afternoon featured sewing quilt blocks and planning for a Church Festival on March 31.
Lawrence Schuter reports a gas well finished on the Frank Freed farm in Elyria as a strong producer. The well is described as a zood producer by the driller, reflecting early optimism about its output.
Trustees report ongoing repair work on cinder and slat roads due to the recent flood. The township undertakes to restore travel routes and safety for residents and motorists.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Markley and their children have moved from the Mary Mills tenant house to Burbank Ohio.
The Wisdom Seekers class hosted a social at Mr and Mrs Wallace Bear home with 25 youths and guests Mrs A M Sherburne Miss Verna Betts and Mr Jos McConnell won prizes for ragged costumes. Other guests included Mrs William Smith and Florence Holden Oberlin. Mary Lindsey Wellington and Velma Whitney Lakewood attended. Games songs and music preceded the business meeting. The Win One class met at Community Church Friday with Miss Blanche Moberman Wellington Two Roy Wacker Ida McConnell and Andy Lavosic attending. Penny contest planned Elizabeth Jordan and Norman McConnell elected captains. The team with the most pennies will be feted by the losers.
Miss Velma Whitney of Lakewood Miss Mabel Felton of Oberlin and Mrs Dorothy Mills were Thursday evening supper guests of Mrs Mabel Bear and family in a small town social gathering highlighting community ties and friendly visits.
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The Amherst Chronicle Telegram lists Mrs B A Jenne at 615 Cleveland St as a contact for delivery service or any service complaint. Phone numbers 5524 and central bookstore contact n/a.
Amherst churches plan lent services on Wednesday evening with Rev Ernst Jrion Elyria in charge at St Peter's Evangelical, senior choir under F C Moore. Bible study at Methodist led by Rev R C Jansen. Fr James Ejisehen to lead at St Josens Catholic. German service at St Pauls. English service to be held. Gala Dance novelty event with Floyd Heys band scheduled.
The Green Side of the contest at Hickory Grange on Milan Avenue hosted a Saturday evening card party featuring Bunco and sixty six. Door prizes went to Mrs. Howard Walker and Clifford Standen. Refreshments followed the games.
A gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson on Garvin avenue Elyria celebrated Mrs. Thompson's birthday. Amherst attendees included numerous relatives with spouses and children, cards games puzzles and music followed by luncheon and a birthday cake with a green and white motif. The honoree received several gifts.
Mrs John Springer of South Main Street will host the Woman's Christian Temperance Union for the March gathering at her home Tuesday afternoon. The meeting date was moved from Thursday to Tuesday this month due to other activities.
The young men's group number four of St. Joseph's Catholic church will meet this evening at eight o'clock with Paul Gressler of East Street.
Pythian Sisters will meet in regular session at the K of P Hall Tuesday evening. Initiation of several candidates will highlight the business session. A social hour will follow with refreshments served by the degree staff.
The Junior class will stage The Cousin from Coon Ride in the school auditorium Friday evening April 14. Cast includes Dorothy Beetler Gertrude McQueen Elsie Lulkhart Ruth Bringman Marguerite Bacon George Reinhard Paul Secrest Gilbert Fairchild Lord Herschler Peter Enz Albert Kubiske with Miss Bertha Barter directing.
The Queen Hather class of the Methodist Sunday School conducted the worship period Sunday morning with class president Mrs. P. A. Becker as program leader. The service included a Mendelssohn piece, hymns, Scripture reading by Miss Thelma Bond, prayers by Mrs. R. C. Jensen, an anthem by the girls' choir, a poem by Mrs. Gus P. Zilch, readings by Mrs. J. B. Egeland and Mrs. Leonard Wrage, and hymns amid assembly.
Elyria DeMolars attend Sunday services at the First Evangelical church as Rev. A. M. Rickel continued his sermon on The Living Temple linked to the First Epistle of Peter. The choir performed Crown Him Lord of All by Wilson.
Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Catholic Church will host Group Three at Elmer Schmitz's East Street home Thursday evening for a social gathering and discussion.
Rev Irion from St Pauls Elyria to speak at St Peters Evangelical church in a midweek Lenten service. He will address the question Sayest thou this of thyself or did others tell it thee of me. Rev Schmidt of the local church will discuss the same topic at Elyria church.
Mrs Jay Orcutt and Mrs Ed Lehmann will host the Congregational church Ladies' Society meeting in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon.
The regular meeting of the Eagles' auxiliary will be held at the Eagle Hall Thursday evening. Initiation will be a special feature of the business session which will be followed by a social hour.
The Intermediate League of St. Peter's Evangelical church met Sunday evening led by Lorathea Ernst. The devotional focused on discovering Jesus principles for the area, featuring hymns, poems, scripture readings, a talk by Ruth Schwitzki, and several readings by Dorothea Ernst and Helen Berger, with prayers and offerings.
Mrs John Croll will host Circle Number Four of the Ladies' Aid Society at the First Evangelical church at the home of her daughter Mrs George Schroeder on Cleveland Avenue Thursday afternoon.
A special Lenten prayer service by First Evangelical Church will be held at John Croll's home on South Amherst Road at two o'clock Friday afternoon.
A Lenten service will be held at St. John Evangelical church at 7 30 Thursday evening. The March meeting of the Young People's League will follow the service.
Circle 3 of St Ann's Society at St Joseph's Catholic Church served 150 at a Sunday noon St Patrick's Day dinner in the school hall. Service began at 11 30 and continued until all were served with Mrs Peter Wohlever as chairperson and the Young Ladies Sodality supervising the tables.
Members of the Men’s Club of St Pauls Lutheran Church will hold their regular meeting in the church parlors Tuesday evening.
The Lorain County Beekeepers Association will hold its March meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Ernst on North Ridge Road this evening.
Pastor Rev F B Eastman of the Congregational church has arranged a benefit basketball game at the school gym Thursday evening. Nabakowski Roofers face Fisher Foods of Lorain with proceeds to fund new shingles for the Congregational parsonage. Two early games feature Amherst and Elyria Congregationalists. a second matchup is to be announced.
The First Evangelical church choir meets at the parsonage at 7 30 Thursday evening. St Peters Evangelical choir rehearses at the church at 7 30 Friday evening.
Rev. C. E. Schmidt will conduct another German Lenten service at St. Peter's Evangelical church at 7 30 next Sunday evening.
The Amherst Athletic Club will host a dance at the Midway Inn inviting members and guests to enjoy an evening of social dancing. Attendees should arrive by the stated start time for a orderly reception and entertainment.
The Junior choir of St. Peter's Evangelical church met for rehearsal Sunday evening. They will sing at the Lenten service on Wednesday evening March 29.
Walter Ludwig of Ilyria visited his mother Mrs. John Ludwig on Spring street Saturday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Moore of Oberlin were Amherst visitors Sunday morning. C Tyson of Lorain visited Amherst relatives Saturday after Miss Maurine Chapin of Akron was a weekend guest of Miss Lucille Leach. Sam Kassouf of Cleveland was a weekend guest at Michael Abraham's home. Albert Kuck of Oberlin spent Sunday mourning in Amherst. Miss Helen Roemer was a Lorain visitor Saturday afternoon.
Miss Verden Maddock visits Amherst while Phyllis Gebhart stays with Marian Moon at Abbe Road. Garfield Community club sets March 22 meeting delayed by flooded roads. Garden School at Elyria YMCA April 4 features flower and shrub movies by Victor Ries. April 11 hosts county wide women project day. Highway repairs affect access to the gas plant. Shefield Lake Village park floods disrupt bus routes. Local music acts Crowe Kolinski O'Dell trio and Bliss Novelty Orchestra plan performances at Brookside and Elyria venues.
Mr and Mrs W W Yingling hosted Sunny South Minstrel members and guests who performed The Last Day of School at Brookside school. Forty five attendees enjoyed a chicken supper in the dining room followed by dancing to Ed Hazen s orchestra. Guests presented Mr Yingling with a pen and pencil set as thanks.
TK presented Mrs Yingling with a nice box of candy as the team appreciated the hospitality shown to the players.
For years rural schools in the township present an operetta under Mrs Hart at East Oberlin Common church. Last Friday night the three remaining rural schools staged a peppy show in the Sunnieside orphan home setting. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Andy Edmonds Mr and Mrs Gar McRoberts and sons at Mrs Metta Pie’s Pittsfield home.
Mr and Mrs Frank Kruegt Jr hosted the young married couples bridge club Saturday evening. Rem Stang and spouse of South Ridge won high scores. A light luncheon followed. Mr and Mrs Soliday plan to host the club in Oberlin in two weeks.
Mrs L E Barnard and others attend the Farm Woman's Club in Oberlin on Wednesday. John Baumann Sr receives word of his sister's death. Anna Lottman of Raymond Minnesota is noted. Fred Youngelbere of Wadworth visits the Edmonds and Balen homes. Lloyd Ashby family spends Sunday with cadet Mrs Carl McAlps near Wellington. Hazel Potter hosts Sunday dinner at the Nash home north of Odlin. Ted Harper and George Grabill Amherst visit the Krueger home. Wallace Smith and sons visit Hirton. Mrs Munchall of Cleveland visiting here. Mr Baumann treated at the Clinic after injuries from a truck accident months ago. March committee plans a warm supper at the church home next month.
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