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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
6
Local classified ad rates include a 10 cent per line daily charge with a 35 cent minimum. Ads advertise coal and wood services, sewing machine adjustments, moving storage rental, and various items for sale. Includes contact details and fragmented listings for household goods and equipment.
Ted Frederick announces a new auto parts location at Stang's Garage 121 Broad St adjoining the Broad Street Bridge. The former City Motors site at 2195 hosts parts sales with accessories tires and bargains. McGuire's at 141 W. Bridge offers tires and supplies with Dayton Thoroughbred Tires noted.
A dense list of crossword style clues mixing numbers, abbreviations, and wordplay elements. It includes hints for common proper nouns, verb forms, pronouns, sound-alike entries, and thematic abbreviations, reflecting a vintage puzzle page with interspersed editorial notes.
Central Book Store on Church Street and B A Jenne at 615 Cleveland Street are listed with contact numbers for delivery or service complaints. The snippet appears to be a clerical notice from the Amherst Chronicle Telegram era.
Miss Helen Cameron Miss Bessie Hamel and Mrs. Thos Finnegan hosted Arbor Vitae Club at Helen Camerons Elyria Avenue home. Three bridge tables played with Mrs Edward Grey winning high score and Miss Minnie Sabiers taking second. Luncheon to twelve followed.
Members gathered for social chat and needlework with tempting refreshments at the close of the afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Fred Lange Mrs. Werner Zileh Mrs. ALAM Rivkel Mrs. George Garis Mrs. George Senroeder Mrs. Adam Wheelbe Miss Tena Jacobs hostess Mrs. aA. Darsh Mrs. B.A. Jenne Mrs Jacob Muth cae and Mrs. Clayton Springer.
The March meeting of the Young People League of St John Evangelical church gathered in the church parlors after the Lenten Service. Mrs Albert Schneider led devotionals and the group presented sketches of Andrew and John. Members planned Palm and Easter decorations and a tureen supper with 1923 confirmation class members as guests. Mr and Mrs Walter Schneider hosted fifteen members for dessert after games. Circle No of the Ladies Aid Society held a post at Mrs John Croils home with Mrs George Schroeder welcoming friends.
The An cho rian of Lerain visit plays the Anchoreans next Tuesday in a Counts Class quarterfinal. Lerain has been defeated earlier this year and is considered a non dangerous outfit. The Anchoreans hope for a victory and their coach has risen as a favorite.
Members of the executive committee of the Amherst Alumni Association announced a benefit card party to be held Monday evening, April 1 at the school auditorium.
Mrs Beassie Avery Hoffiner and Mrs Nina Louszier were guests at a dinner given by Mrs V J King in Lorain on Wednesday in compliment to Mrs B F Johnson of Cleveland formerly of Amherst.
The regular weekly rehearsal of the St Peter's Evangelical church choir will be held promptly this evening at the usual time.
Legal notices announce garnishment for 370.40 with interest and an order to answer by April 7 1935 in Eisenstadt Manufacturing Company case. Also details probate hearings on inventories for Fred M. Hatch Edna Hambley Thomas E Graver Clinton L Gott Abbie M Dressler, with dates and venue in Lorain County Ohio.
The final Wednesday Afternoon Five Hundred Club gathering was held at Mrs. Ralph Wohtever’s home on East Street. Two tables were in play with several games before the ladies adjourned and expect to resume next fall.
Announcements report the birth of a son named John Pace to Mr. and Mrs. John Longmead of Cleveland. Mrs. Longmead was formerly Lucille Pace, a former high school teacher in the area.
A good attendance at the Eagles Auxiliary regular meeting at the F O E Hall Thursday evening. The main feature was the initiation of a class of candidates followed by a social hour with games and later refreshments.
Mrs Elsie Orcutt and Mrs Edward Lehman hosted the Congregational church Ladies Society at the church parlors. They planned lunch for basketball players in a benefit game for the parsonage last night. After a business session, needlework and social time followed, with refreshments served to 16 attendees.
Elmer Schmitz hosted Group Number Three of the Flaly Name Society of St. Josephs Catholic church at his East street home Thursday evening. Peter Nissen presided as chairman during the routine business. A social period followed with about twenty in attendance.
Mrs. John Croll returns home after two days with daughter Mrs. George Schroeder. Mrs. N. F. Foster reported at Harris street home. Mrs. Lucy Roemer visited Ver Milion relatives Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Henry Wolf spent Wednesday with sister Mrs. Ben Davis Lorain. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS St Peter s Evangelical church Rev C B Schmidt pastor 8 39 Church School 10 86 Worship Trad German Lenten service. Congregational church Rev P F Bd Eastman pastor 9 43 Church school 10 44 Worship 6 20 Christian Endeavor Society. First Evangelical Church Rev AJ M Rickel pastor Qsbh Church School 10 30 Worship 6 50 Young People 7 30 Lenten service 1 30 Meeting of Brotherhood. St Pauls Lutheran church Rev He Abram pastor 9 700 Church School 10 00 English service TL100 German service Methodist Church Rev Re OC Jensen pastor 6 48 Church School Lise Worstin 6 20 0 Epworth League. St Joseph HL Co church Rev Feo Risehen 8 00 Low Mass 10 80 High Mass
Social notes recount numerous Lorain and Oberlin Avenue residents hosting relatives and friends for dinners and visits. Community events include Sunday worship at the Methodist church with Rev. Ashburn delivering a Romans 8 17 sermon.
In Lorain on Tuesday afternoon funeral services were conducted for Guy D. Pickett a former West River road resident who suffered a severe work injury at the National Tube Company five years ago and never fully recovered Surviving are his wife Sarah two sons Dermott and Russel four brothers Harry Pickett Elyria Carl Pickett Lorain Will Pickett Norwalk and Ed Clark Pinney Ohio Services were from the United Brethren church Reid avenue and 22nd street at 239 PM
The article notes that March 25 was treated as New Year’s Day in England and American colonies until mid 18th century, reflecting calendar reform and shifting yearly start dates across jurisdictions.
The Swetland Company filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio Cause No 33340 praying for $870.00 with interest at six percent from December 1 1932 due for rent under a lease. Notice is also given that an or.
Rev Henry Abram conducts Lenten services at St Pauls Lutheran at 7 30 tonight. All are invited. A special service at St Josephs Catholic Church also at 7 30 tonight is led by Rev Fr James Eischen.
The orchestra of the First HKivangelical Sunday School will rehearse at Lester Grobe’s home on Bivria Avenue, 50, Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Lodge and family have moved their household goods from Jackson Street to the Springer property at West Street and Elvira Avenue. Mr and Mrs Henry Gerstenberger and family are moving from Cleveland to this city.
Mr. and Mrs. A L Hall of Lakewood called on Mrs. Lucy Roe mer Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schaeffer and daughter returned home after visiting Cleveland relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Sabiers and daughter Alice visited Lorain today. Mrs. Otto Knoble of Henrietta was an Amherst caller Thursday. Mrs. Fred Hopkins returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. L Betts of Penfield.
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