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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
2
A dense advertisement column outlines cash rates for ads in The Chronicle Telegram and lists various services from wallpaper and printing to apartments and moving firms. It includes legal notices for divorces, municipal bond sales in Oberlin, and several real estate rental offerings with phone contacts and locations.
Avon Lake announces a father son reception at the school auditorium Friday evening at 7:90 o'clock. All fathers and sons in the village are invited. The Parent-Teachers Association met Tuesday. Miss Canaios, string music teacher, spoke on music while Lawrence Kavanaugh performed cello solos and the orchestra played. Refreshments followed.
Mrs. Wm. Tomanek hosted the Hill-Toppers Club at her home on Tuesday at 1 PM for a luncheon. Bridge was played and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Glen Beard, Mrs. Leo Hill, and Mrs. Curtis Duff. The article notes the club will meet again in two weeks.
The Jolly Twelve Club met with Mrs Henry Moore on Tuesday evening. Five hundred was played. Honors were won by Mrs Irma Sidway Mrs Carl Paine and Mrs S James. Lunch was served. In one week Mrs C J Snyder will be hostess to the club.
A cottage owned by Morris Bloomfield and occupied by Mrs Weber and her two daughters was completely destroyed by a Tuesday afternoon fire. The incident leaves residents without shelter and authorities investigating the cause.
Mrs Granville Dunlap entertained the Religious Education Committee of the Congregational church at her home on Wednesday.
Miss Betty Williams and James Benner of Cleveland were weekend guests of her cousins William and LeRoy Schumaker on Miller road. James Bloomfield is on the sick list. Mrs. L Glass and brother James Bowman visited Mr and Mrs. Fred Dibel in Lorain Wednesday evening. Mrs. Teena Bowman spent Wednesday evening with her mother Mrs. Snyder in Ruggles.
Local families and friends share visits and events through the Huntington area. Mr and Mrs HO Beckley and Mr and Mrs Henry Laughery spent Sunday at O H Dirlam’s. gingham party at J J Palmer’s in Wellington. Hart family moves into new Court Roice property. Myer and son relocate to a Parkview farm. Don Root visits C A Rugg. Maskey family from Cleveland visits A E Masker. Huntington boys club hosts a taffy pull with Spencer club. Mrs James Hines and James Jr visit H A Hines. Mrs Ed Morris assists in new Hart home. James Myers and others engaged in community updates.
Amherst Telegram lists Mrs A Jenne at 613 Cleveland Street for delivery service and any service complaints. Central Book Store on Church Street provides contact at 3822 for inquiries.
The Amherst Hi Girl Reserves Club will host the annual Mother-Daughter banquet at the school gymnasium Friday evening April. Special chairman Janice Holzhauer leads an arid program featuring a play titled Big Cups of Chocolate performed by members of the Variety group. The cast includes Adéline Vonlindan Iymva Mathes Dorothy Greene Wargart Ko Vach Maran fee Flor ence Deuseble Beatox Vonkerthland Courance Sagsawman Jeanette Durand Eleaner Papworth Hester Beaver Vaete Prantiim.
The regular meeting at Eagle Hall will feature a business session with a social hour and luncheon following. The event aims to introduce a class of candidates and will be attended by local figures.
Members of the Student Council met at the school to finalize plans for Friday evening. A minstrel show and barbecue will be the entertainment, sponsored by the Student Council and the Etiquet group of the Girl Reserves.
Rev. Ernst Irian of Elverra and Rev. F Schmids of St Peters exchanged pulpits Wednesday for the regular Lenten services. They discussed the Lenten question with the theme Sayest thou this of thyself or did others retell thee of me. The choir sang What a Friend We Have in Jesus. Schmidt will lead next Wednesday with the Junior choir in the service.
Ten teams entered under Coach Wilbur Brann play in the school gym this week. Each varsity member leads a team as captain with a reserve, one junior high player and three new players. Games occur every night after school.
A Congregational church sponsored benefit game is set for this evening in the school gym. The Nabakowski Roofer face Fisher Foods of Lorain in the main event, with preliminaries featuring boys teams from the local and Elyria Congregational churches. Proceeds help shingles for the Parsonage. This marks the Roofers and Fisher Foods’ final appearance of the season.
Plans for a smoker hosted by the Knights of Pythias at the K of P Hall on Saturday evening April 1. Sam Wragg has been appointed chairman of the arrangements committee.
Rev. FE Schmidt will conduct Lenten services at St John Evangelical church at 7 30 this evening The Young People's League will hold a Marion meeting at the close of the services
A prayer service will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Croll on South Amherst Road hosted by the First Evangelical church members.
East street resident Elmer Schmitz will host Group No. 3 of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Catholic church for an evening gathering at his home this evening.
Amherst Public School students look forward to Friday afternoon as spring vacation starts. Classes resume on Monday, April 3.
Two children from Akron stayed at the J. C. Rapkin home from Saturday to Wednesday. Sunday supper guests at the O. W. Roberson home in Lorain included Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Roberson. Other names mentioned include Hart Leininger Marion Crite Nile Thudium Harold Easterday Ralph Krage Johnson Crite Johnson Crile and Hart Leininger who attended a party at J. L. Palmer’s home in Wellington Saturday evening.
A compact puzzle item compiling numbered clues for various terms and names across categories including places animals and actions with mixed languages and wordplay indicators. It lists clues such as capital of Latvia genus of trees and extinct bird of No with several missing letters and hints.
William Purcell of Ohio State University Columbus is spending spring vacation at his Cleveland avenue home. Rev Ernst Union Elyria and Mrs J Heller with daughter Edith visited Amherst Wednesday evening. Rev C E Schmidt was an Elyria visitor Wednesday evening.
Dro H O'Brien county health doctor will be at the school at 10 45 Friday morning to administer the third injection of TOA 38 BR preventative of dropinhtheria.
The Erhart Road Club held a regular meeting at Mrs. Mery Kaiser’s home with many village ladies and several tables of progressive Pedro. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meyer and Jo Ann of Homerville Ohio. Local residents and guests shared updates from Medina, Elyria, and Cleveland as numerous neighbors were noted visiting.
Lawrence Fo and Loretta transfer to Emerich then to William H and Rose K Baker on Weel Twenty second Street and Washington Avenue Lorain. Mareered Featherstone transfers to Sara Kosmith with Park Phase Elving J Wo and Sara Koo Smith on East Broad Street near Pack Place Elyria. J W Smith to Sara Koxmoath sublot 13 and part of sublot 14 Hobrll Estate Subdivision El ria. Ralph AL and Eula BL Osborne to Sidney AL Osborne on Florida Avenue Lorain. Merman El and Clara I Hage man to Viela Bigham on West Thirtieth Street Lorain. Gustes J and Lillie Stein to Anna and Lillian Steinn ten and one half acres in Avon Lake. Sade George to Ira J Fulton state superintendent of banks on Tennys Street Amherst. Francis Tetlak and Frank Tat tak to Viola Warren Lake Shore Reid Gera Guil at VAvision Aion Lake.
The County spelling centre in Lester is set for this Saturday with eliminations to select spellers for the district meet. Miss Erhet Smith has been chosen to pronounce words for contestants and Berron Armbruster returns home from Cleveland after working there.
Mrs John Pieren was honored at a birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs. Alberspieth in the Spieth residence on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Smeth and son of Valley City, Mr and Mrs William Spieth of Litchfield, and Mrs Lihian Wilkins.
Harry M. Smith observing a rack crusher operation spotted what looked like a gun barrel sticking from earth. He dug and recovered a rusted .50 caliber rifle dated 1852, its stock decayed, suggesting long burial.
The text argues that economics did not mature as a formal science until the rise of machinery and industrial innovation, signaling a shift in method, analysis, and practical application within economic study. It implies a causal link between mechanization and the development of economic theory and empirical study.
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