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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1933
Page
2
A local obituary page notes a bereavement for a wife and daughter with thanks to friends and Rev Daly. The section lists numerous local ads and notices for upholstery, contracting, livestock sales, printing and radio repairs and includes appointment notices and classified ads from Elyria Lorain County.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines cash and contract ad rates with a 35 cent minimum, per line pricing, cash discounts, and deadlines. It notes responsibility limits for errors, ad placement times, and approval standards for classified ads in Lorain County.
Girl Scouts of Avon Lake met at the Park 141] on Friday afternoon with sixteen present and Betty McCampbell joining as a new member. Red Rose Patrol led the opening, Popp Patrol plans a taffy pull at Mary Jane Bouse’s home on Walker road March 31, with Mrs. H Bouse sponsoring. Next meeting will be at the hall with Poppy Patrol in charge. Horseshoe formation and the singing of Tans closed the meeting.
The Freshman class and teacher Mrs. Chrouder held a Thursday after school party for Anna and John Segers who are relocating to Pennsylvania. All high school teachers attended. Dancing and refreshments accompanied the gathering.
Miss Betty Osterland entertained twelve schoolmates and friends on Center road Tuesday evening for her birthday. Decorations were red and white. bunco provided diversion. A lunch was served by Mrs. Osterland.
Avon on the Lake Garden Club presents a pageant in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening March 28.
Father and son reception held Friday evening at the school auditorium was a big success. One generation bond was celebrated with attendees and community members in a colorful event.
Huntington area brief lists numerous social visits and gatherings. Families hosted and visited relatives in Cleveland Avon Lake Wellinerton Norwalk Spencer and Elyria while attending a Penny Army meeting in La Grange. A note closes with a historical remark on Andrew Jackson's birthplace controversy.
A historical note records that early Europeans in China were referred to as the restless Ocean Men, a term reflecting their sea voyaging origins.
Local listing from Amherst Chronicle Telegram noting contact details for Mrs B A Jenne at 613 Cleveland St for delivery or service complaints and Central Book Store on Church St with telephone numbers 5524 and 3822.
Louis Zimmerman aged 53 died at his West Martin Street home at 11 PM Saturday after two months of serious illness. A lifelong resident and former smith, he is survived by his widow two sons Arthur and Robert a daughter from a former marriage Mrs Edward Moebius Amherst Mrs Charles Mererus Syracuse NY three grandchildren and one sister Mrs H G Manning Cleveland. Funeral services at Baker Funeral Home Tuesday at two o'clock with Rev C B Scimidi of St Peter Evangelical Church officiating. Burial at Crown Galettes. Flowers requested to be donated.
Tuesday evening marks the closing of a contest known as the Green and Gold by Hickory Tree Grange members. The leading side is up to date. All members are urged to attend. The losers will banquet the winners and later hold a special meeting to be decided Tuesday evening.
Amherst churches announce Lenten services with midweek gatherings at First Evangelical Church home of Harold and Mrs Moore in South Amherst. German service at St Pauls Lutheran led by Rev H Abram. St Peters Junior Choir to perform. Rev C E Schmidt to discuss a Lenten question. Congregational church hosts a prayer service led by Rev F E Eastman. St Josephs Catholic church holds services with Rev Fr Eischen. Rev R C Jensen continues Gospel of St John study at Methodist church.
The Rec ord staff outlines a subscription contest for the annual issue at the state school. Four sections will be led by captains William Andrews Ruth Ehrman Freder ick Wilhelm and Myrtle Franklin. Submissions close April 10 with the winning group celebrated by others. Anyone but staff may enter, and names should be sent to editor Frederick Ebbs.
The annual reunion of confirmands of St Peter's Evangelical church will be held at the church on Palm Sunday evening April 9. A special service is planned under the Senior League sponsorship and all former confirmands are urged to attend.
A get-together meeting for church members and friends will be held in the church parlors Friday evening. Mrs R C Jensen and Mrs Gus P Zilch will lead the entertainment, with refreshments by Mrs P Becker and the Queen Esther class.
Admissions list includes Mrs. Paul Wohlever Harris street. Births report Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wohlever on a baby boy born at the local hospital Sunday morning. Mrs. Wohlever formerly Miss Julia Penzie.
The regular meeting of the Mite Society gathered in the Methodist parlors on Wednesday afternoon for its standard session.
Mrs William Grobe of Elyria Avenue will host Circle No 4 Sociable Circle members from the First Evangelical church on Tuesday afternoon at her home hospitality will be extended to attendees.
Mrs George Bailey hosts Circle One members at Elyria Avenue home this evening. Mrs S Delzieth hosts Circle Three members at East Quarries home this evening for St Joseph’s Catholic church society activities.
The March council gathering of St. Peter's Evangelical meets after center services on Wednesday evening in the church parlor.
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The corner of St Peter's Lutheran Church will meet the same evening after the German service to discuss the day’s events.
A rally of missionary societies from evangelical churches in the district will be held in Sandusky Thursday afternoon with several First Evangelical Church members planning to attend. No prayer meeting will be held Friday afternoon due to the rally.
Group Number One of the Haly Name Soviety of St. Joseph Catholic church will meet with John Menz on South Main Street Tuesday evening. Group Number Two will meet at Clayton Youngs on Church Street Thursday evening.
Teachers of St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School will meet in the church parlors at 7 30 this evening. The gathering aims to organize lessons and assign classroom duties for upcoming sessions.
The March meeting of the teachers and officers of St Peters Evangelical Sunday School will be held at the church parlors at 7 30 this evening. A feature will be a Bible study on The Masters Devotion to His Task by Rev C E Sehmidi.
The regular rehearsal of St. Peter's Evangelical church choir moves to 8:00 P. M. Thursday, replacing the usual Thursday slot. The Junior choir schedules a rehearsal at 7:00 P. M. Wednesday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran church will meet at the church parlors Thursday afternoon. The quarterly missionary meeting will be held in connection. Mrs Elizabeth Gliem will be hostess.
Members of the auxiliary of Elmer Johnson Post 11 of the American Legion will meet in regular session at the legion rooms in Town Hall Tuesday.
Due to spring vacation the catechetical class at St Peter's Evangelical Church will not meet on Wednesday morning. A single DO session will be held at nine o'clock Saturday morning.
The men of the First Evangelical church gathered in the church parlors last evening for a communal meeting. They discussed church activities and planned upcoming events.
Regular Albu hi Brotherhood meeting notes members and officers. Mrs A C Werner and FR Powers among Amherst and Elyria visitors. Local residents and relatives, including the Jennes, Jensens and Abderholdens, visit friends across Amherst Brownhelm Oberlin and Silver Lake with several ill reports and weekend gatherings.
Lincoln Neb. experts say a new grasshopper outbreak this summer is unlikely beyond two or three counties. A December cold snap killed many nymphs but mild weather since then risks eyes surviving in northeastern counties such as Wayne Paha Cherry and Bord. The danger period hinges on May hatching. last summer millions died from a fungal infection known as athlete's foot.
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