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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1933
Page
4
Amherst readers are directed to call 8822 for delivery service and 552 for service complaints at Central Book Store located on Church Street.
St Joseph Parent Teacher Association met in the Amherst school hall with many mothers present to witness blue ribbon health contest awards to 35 scholars. Miss Mabel Wade of Oberlin awarded ribbons to named pupils. Dr. O'Brien showed slides on Man Against Microbes. Fr James Eischen spoke and officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs Gammons, Vice President Mrs Brown, Secretary Treasurer Mrs Roth. Alumni banquet plans for seventh and eighth grades were set for early June.
The St Pauls Lutheran church Men's club met in the church parlor with about fifteen members present. Dart baseball was featured after the business portion of the gathering.
About thirty young people from St Peter's Evangelical church attended the county meeting of Leagues of Evangelical churches including Amherst South Amherst Elstra and Lorain at St Paul's Evangelical church Elyria last evening.
The Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational church will be entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Milner on East street instead of Mrs. H A Williams home due to illness at the Williams residence.
The Queen Esther class of the Sunday school was postponed from Friday evening to Friday evening May 2. Mrs Casper Date of Tark Avenue will entertain, assisted by Mrs Clara Kelden.
Anthony Nelson of Middle Street hosts group three of the Holy Name Society Thursday evening. The event details remain as announced by the organizers.
Dr. F. M. Sponseller in Elyria Ohio offers treatment for piles fistula colitis and narsense veins with no loss of work time. Contact Elyria Savings Trust Blog lists office hours and phone number for appointments including Tuesday and Saturday slots.
Evening members of group two will meet with Anthony Madnock at Tenney Avenue.
Circle No 2 of St Ann s Society at St Joseph church hosts a card party at Mrs Caroline Kelch s Spring Street home Thursday evening. Prizes awarded to bridge and 5900 winners. Tickets available from Circle members.
A group of Amherst boys from the Lorain junior symphony orchestra will participate in a concert at Lorain High School auditorium Friday evening. Burton Coburn will play the xylophone numbers and be assisted by the sixty four piece orchestra under the direction of Joe Moria.
The Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical Church holds a ladies night this evening in the church parlors with a fine program and refreshments provided.
The annual meeting of the Lorain County Federated Church Council will be held at St John Evangelical Church in South Amherst on Sunday afternoon May 21.
The First Evangelical church holds its weekly cottage prayer meeting this evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Newton Bechtel in Middle Ridge.
Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars holds a regular meeting at Masonie Hall this evening. All members urged to attend as preparations for the annual inspection are completed.
Members of Concordia Club and St Pauls Lutheran church travel to St Johns Lutheran School hall Elyria for a Wallither League zone rally this evening A banquet at 630 precedes an oratorical contest a district elimination event Four local competitors Dorothy Moff Ray Grugel Arthur Thomas and Robert Schulz will participate
An all day joint session of the Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary societies of the First Evangelical church will meet in the church parlors on Thursday. Dinner, open to the public, will be served by the missionary society executive committee.
After a brief business session of Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland a card party is held tonight for the community milk fund and is open to the public.
Mrs Elizabeth Belden was reported seriously ill at the home of her daughter Mrs H A Standen on Cleveland avenue. A K Jenne was a Wellington valler on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George S Hines of Wellington visited Amherst on Tuesday. Mrs Jennie Coburn and son Barton visited in Norwalk on Monday. Mrs D Stephan of Lorain visited Amherst friends on Tuesday. R A Jenne was an Elsra calier on Tuesday.
The K of P lodge ball was lavishly decorated with plants as Witch time marked the annual inspection led by Deputy Eva Howell of Fremont. Four candidates were initiated and bouquets were presented to Mrs Olive Mulder and others. Officers installed by Mrs Olive Mulder with gifts for Deputy Howell. About 100 guests attended with visitors from Elyria Lorain Steele City and Oberlin Temples. Skunk farms mentioned in closing note.
Twenty youths joined the North Elyria Juvenile Grange on Thursday as officers were installed by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason of Ridgeville. Officers include Master Christina Higgins and Secretary Olive Spore, with other roles such as Ruth Progosnik Overseer and Grace Hogan Pomona. Monthly meetings are set for the second and fourth Thursdays, same time as the adult Grange. Mrs. R. H. Miller serves as matron and Dr. M. Higgins as patron.
At North Elyria Grange a musical program followed a regular meeting. Vincent Urschel served as master of ceremonies. Warren Powers performed a piano solo. Hill Billy selections were played on banjo and guitar. Reinking Brothers presented nursery weeders. Garford Gott and Arnold Reinking performed a dialogue titled Hired and Fired.
The Lake Avenue Parent Teacher Association will meet Wednesday evening. Officers for the year will be installed and the Blue Ribbons will be presented to children who have been passed by the Board of Health.
On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles King Mrs. Howard Hulse Miss Marie Menz and Richard Miller performed at the Industrial Farm in Grafton. Miss Menz sang At Dawning and Roses of Picardy. Miller played a trumpet solo and the group presented cello violin and piano trios.
Avon residents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Weiler marked their golden wedding at a family dinner in Avon on May 3. The couple also runs a Detroit road general store for 45 years. Mass at St Marys church preceded the celebration.
A Columbia May 3 report details a PTA bunco night last Wednesday featuring a colored boy from Cleveland who played the Plano without lessons, a Hill Billy boy on guitar and harmonica, and a tap dancer. Sixty attended.
The May 2 notice states Mrs Mary Eppley will host a joint meeting of the Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society at her home on Wednesday afternoon in South Ridge. The WCTU meeting postponed from last Thursday will be held this week on Thursday May 4 with Mrs R B Pope.
Rey and Mrs. S. H. Amore attended a ministerial conference held in Fremont on Monday.
A number from here attended the Evangelical Youth Conference held at the First Evangelical church in Amherst Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mrs Milton Schlechter spent a weekend visiting Miss Helen Peters in Sandusky, sharing time with friends and enjoying hospitality in the city.
At Berea high school this year a student achieved top grades while cousin Bayard Squire, a junior at Ashland high school, led a state chemistry test in Ashland county. Another cousin Miss Margaret Squire has all grades above ninety while training as a nurse at St. Luke's hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Bagley and children Jack and Florence spent the weekend with relatives. Gladys Reynolds near Elvira visited the Pinchney family. Mrs. Frank Van Arsdale and Mrs. Chas Mills, with Misses Gertrude and Fern Pinckney, attended the funeral of Walter Varney of LaGrange. The Pyrer boy has recovered from scarlet fever.
George Chambers was celebrated at a casual gathering Friday evening at his Ford road home in Sheffield on his birthday. A seven o'clock cafeteria supper followed by social time. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Taft, Clifford Spaulding, the Chambers family, and several others. About twenty Brookside High pupils and teachers attended the county track meet in Oberlin on Friday. The Sheffield Lake Social Club held a banco and card party at St James Mission Saturday night to support welfare work, with committees led by Mrs. Grace Fisher and others.
Mrs. Frank Laraway attended the Mother and Daughter Banquet at the Congregational church in South Amherst Monday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. I H Amore and their son Robert visited Rev. and Mrs. William Wylmer in La Grange on Sunday afternoon and evening, enjoying time with the family.
A Pie Social event is planned at Murray Ridge School Friday evening attracting students staff and neighbors. Organizers invite the community to enjoy baked treats and a social gathering on campus.
Mrs Emma Conger with children and Mrs I H Amore visited Emma Witt in Amherst Saturday. Miss Miriam Fowl stayed with cousin Miss Irma Spiegelberg on Townline road Sunday. Mrs Harland Schlechter and daughter Carolyn Elizabeth of Henrietta called on her sisters Mrs Milton Schlechter and Miss Mariam Fowl Saturday.
Mrs. A. M. Sherburne hosted a Sunday family gathering honoring her grandson Knowlton Avery and his friend Vaughn Franklyn of Marfa Texas. Attending were Clarence Stevens and children Elsie and Charles, Erwin Keighley and daughters Jane Lnecia Sandra and Irdena Rae, Kenneth Avery and children of Wellington, and Dr W A Sherburne.
Dr W A Sherburne attended a meeting of the Dental Association held during a past week at the Elyria Country Club, joining colleagues for the evening event.
Miss Alice Bird of Elyria will attend the 4-H Club second meeting to be held Thursday afternoon at 4:00.
A brief notice notes that Frank Caley of Fiver Road has been ill in recent weeks while his son visits with his parents for several days.
The town hall will host two clubs this evening with advisors Mrs. Mabel Bear for the advanced group and Miss Wilma Whitney for beginners. Strong attendance is hoped as interest in the program grows.
The district seven school play Polly's Troubles, slated two weeks ago, is postponed and set for Thursday evening May 4. A fine program will accompany the performance and refreshments will be sold.
Mr and Mrs George Foote of Rochester New York spent Friday night with former neighbors Miss Eliza Watkins and L G Watkins Mrs Foote is recalled by some as Bertha Salter The Salter family lived on the Probert farm in 1898 and 1899 A pleasant evening of reminiscences followed Mrs Walter Green and daughter Blanche and Mrs Mildred Lounsbrough spent Tuesday morning in Elyria Subsistence Gardens are the latest thing.
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