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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
2
Lost and found upholstery and refinishing services offered by Imperial Furniture Co at 1765 East Ave. Also Elyria Upholstering Co advertises odd pieces and cabinet work at 237-225 Broad St near the Post Office. General contracting and interior decorating promoted.
Local ads tout quality wallpaper and paint at affordable prices with free removals and relining. Listings include Castle's Wallpaper, East Ave Wallpaper, Jackson's, and others offering paper hanging, removal, and lacquer coats, plus associated misc home services and supplies.
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines cash and contract ad rates per line with minimum charges, discounts for cash pay, and limits on responsibility for errors. It requires ad placement by 10 am for same day insertion and notes policies on out of town orders, editing, and rejection of undesirable copy.
A large cryptic style crossword listing numerous numbered clues with definitions across and down including many language misspellings and garbled end notes. The final lines show a jumbled answer key string and partial letter blocks suggesting a crossword with varied difficulty and possible proper nouns.
Public notice announces sale of bonds by the Village of Oberlin to finance electric light and power plant works. Bids due by April 14 with sealed offers, interest rate terms, and a $5,900 liquidated damages check required. village reserves right to reject all bids. Beulah M. Frarins, Village Clerk.
Mrs. C A Alexander announces Hickory Tree Grange plans including a summer flower show and a roll call on flowers at the April meeting. A three member committee Sam Bacon C B Schibley William Ruth will assist. Amateur Garden Club school set for April 4 at Elyria and Ohio State University speakers include Arthur Gruhe. A project event at Elyria Y M C A on April 11 with a noon tureen dinner. Also Lent services by St Peters Junior Choir and Rev C E Schmidt speech, with Rev Edgar Wierth leading next week. Bridget Club hosts at Ruth Mischke home with bridge and ping pong and honors to Alice Berko and Genera Shinshey.
The April meeting of the Mary Martha Class of the Congregational church will be held at the home of Miss Elinor Ruth on Tenney Avenue next Monday evening with Miss Hazel Ruth and Mrs. R. L May as assistant hostesses.
The ladies of St Peter's Evangelical church choir plan a seven o'clock rehearsal at the church this evening. Visitors called on Mr and Mrs George Walker and Mrs Clarence Purcell on Tuesday with names including Reuben Date Julius Drte John Bechtel William Bechtel Edna Unger Patricia Kelble and Henrietta Unger listed among neighbors on South Lake Street Leavitt road and Middle Ridge.
A solid turnout attended the Mite Society gathering at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. The group conducted its usual routine business and discussed ongoing activities.
Funeral rites for Jace John Heidrick aged 89 will be held at Henrietta Church Friday afternoon with burial at Birmingham.
Mrs J A Wesbechter hosted members of Circle Number Two of St Ann Society at her Jackson street home. A social hour followed the business session. The next meeting was at Mrs Caroline Keleh on Spring Street with fifteen ladies in attendance.
The Protective Farm and Home Welfare Association will hold a meeting at the Grange Hall Milan Avenue this evening at 8 P M. Several out of town speakers are expected to attend.
Lenten services will be held at St John Evangelical church at 6 60 P M this evening.
The Methodist church will hold a church night this Friday evening with a splendid program and refreshments to be served after the event.
Miss Evelyn Fahmery of South Amherst was discharged from the local hospital on Wednesday. Mrs Floyd Smith of Lorain was committed.
Earl Schroeder of Teveland spent Tuesday evening with his parents. Miss Anna Lembke visited Lorain friends on Wednesday. Mrs. Nellie Weiss returned home after spending several months with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Reinhard in College Station Texas.
Funeral services for Marie Pettiford daughter of H. B. Pettiford were held Sunday afternoon at 2:05 from the Congregational church. She died Wednesday after an operation performed Tuesday at East Cleveland Clinic. She is survived by her father a brother Robert and grandparents.
Mrs. Robert Pettiford and family members mourn her mother’s passing with Rev. Lindebeck officiating and burial in Wakemiuh Cemetery directed by W. Pease and Loren Rumsey of New London Ohio. Local social news include Roy Kenyon visiting the Wite laben home and the March PTA meeting at the town hall where bird house entries were announced for April. The school Tate committee and orchestra under Mrs Florence Tolden were mentioned, with minutes read and callers noted.
Mr and Mrs Rom Barnes hosted a surprise party Friday evening honoring Kenneth Knott s birthday Pinechie Pedro and Kummy kept guests busy and a delicious lunch was served by the hostess to Kenneth Knott honored guest Clarence Krause Killen Conns Anna Nolan Jene Hahn Dorothy Knott Edward Conry Norbert Hahn Floyd Hilton Patrick Nolan and Myra Roy Kenyon
Miss Dorothy and Lathon Reeth of Fremont wed at her home Wednesday evening. Norwalk visitors Mark Steven and Loren Raimsey called Monday. Charles Albright of Touren Ohio visited relatives over the weekend. The Reading Contest at the high school crowned Hilda Didetioust first and Ruth Rilkins second. Mrs Albert Guinsti named to Norwalk Grand Jury.
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