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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
10
Work on the new storm and sanitary sewer on Herrick avenue East began Wednesday under village engineer Tom Laundon. Fourteen men are employed with plans to rise to twenty in days and project completion expected in six weeks.
The Lorain County American Legion Auxiliary plans a council meeting in Wellington for Wednesday evening with invitation extended to the New London post to attend.
One hundred members attended the local order anniversary party in the Eagles hall on Wednesday evening. A chow mein dinner preceded a magic show by Hashen and Burgett, with William Sudro's "Seven Come Eleven" orchestra of Elyria providing music.
Evangelist Rev. Adam Adcock will start a series of revival meetings at the Church of Christ Monday evening. The events run nightly except Saturday until Easter Sunday with special musical numbers. Paul Wainwright of Elyria, formerly local, appears Monday and Tuesday to direct the music for each service.
The United Young People class of the Church of Christ will plan prepare and serve a banquet to the ladies of the class in the church dining room this evening. C. RR Neal and his Sunday school class will be invited guests of the affair.
Mrs Henry 8 Gott recently marked her birthday while confined at home for several weeks due to a severe illness. She received over 150 cards from relatives and friends, a source of great pleasure and gratitude.
Misses Algena Ruth and Jean Louise Adams and Ruth Gott attended the Cleveland Orchestra concert at Finner Chapel Oberlin on Tuesday evening. Ruth Adams was a dinner guest of her cousin Rosalie at Burroughs cottage.
Mrs. Robert Oliver visited in Cleveland over Friday to Sunday and stayed with her sister Mrs. B J Knowles. Rev and Mrs Bryenton of Pittsfield called at the Methodist parsonage Sunday evening. Mrs Fred Prosser was a recent visitor in Canton. Mrs 3 W Vickery of Lakewood spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs W H Knowles. Mrs C W Heath visited at her son Mayrs of Penfield. Supt and Mrs A W Jones en-
A small group of Ladies' Aid members met in the Church of Christ parlors on Wednesday afternoon to tie a comforter. By five o'clock additional members joined, bringing total attendance to thirty for supper in the church dining room.
Adelbert Knapp visits Elyria to spend vacation with his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Paul Knapp. Oberlin guests Dorothy Stone Vannie Hacker Morris Sheffield and Jas Easter day attend Mr and Mrs Harry Suguski. Church of Christ C E members travel to Sullivan for a banquet. Circle No 2 Methodist Aid Society hosts a covered dish supper then attends prayer service. Local families visit Cleveland. American Legion plans initiation and supper in two weeks. Huntington dome hosts young people with door prize winner Harry Carino. Pied Pipers Orchestra to present more modern dances weekly with door prizes. Methodist choir rehearsals for cantata The Resurrection and The Life underway with soloists to be announced.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Everson 85 who died at her Brighton home were held Monday at 2 36 pm at the home with Dr Recard of the Wellington Congregational church officiating assisted by Rev Moore. Burial followed in Brighteen cemetery beside her husband Isaac Everson who died in 1916.
The Brighton Community Club met at Town Hall with 12 ladies present. A covered dish lunch was served and a comforter was tied off for president Mrs. Russell Griggs. Plans were made to attend Get Acquainted day at Elyria M C A on April 11 from 10:00 to 2:30.
Mr and Mrs Don Goss entertained Saturday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs E E Edwards and daughters Ruth and Marjory Mr and Mrs John Ewell and son Lloyd and daughters Marguerite Luella and Pauline Mr and Mrs Roy Greene and daughters.
Vivian, Marjory and sons Wilford Kenneth and Junior John Greene Miss Etna Burge and Mr and Mrs O R McCullough attended a visiting and games evening. The hostess served warm sugar and a light lunch. A very enjoyable evening was had by all present.
Neighbors and friends gathered at Burr and Coats to celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary and Mr Coats birthday with a luncheon and late social. The event drew about forty guests and a pleasant evening was reported.
In Four Marks England T H Brown is arrested under the Truck Act of 1831 for paying a boy with a pig instead of monetary wages. The law bars payment of wages in anything but current coin. The case refers to a Mollison who flew the scene.
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