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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1932
Page
6
Monday Lorain business mentions many locals visiting, shopping, and hosting. Reports of illnesses, funerals, school events, meetings and visitors fill a long county snapshot with numerous named people and town pairs.
A collage notes writers who pursue unlikely works such as presidents biographies and poetry. Rupert Hughes and Meredith Nicholson are profiled along with Booth Tarkington Arthur Somers Roche and others while odd bits of New York life from skin peels to night depositories and Broadway remarks color the piece. A Birmingham High School baccalaureate sermon is announced by Rev. George T Hanna.
May 3 services at Birmingham church drew a well attended morning gathering. Doxology opened, a responsive reading from John 15 followed by hymns including Come Thou Almighty King and The Church's One Foundation. Rev Hanna preached The Task of the Church from John 3. Next Sunday features Mother’s Day messages and musical numbers with Rev Gav T. Hanna delivering the sermon.
Local students from the Sandusky area took part in the Erin County Music Festival held Friday at the Junior High auditorium. About 600 pupils from the county participated in orchestral and choral performances under James Hoffman Mae Leesa and Miss Margaret Williams. Also in the item the dial telephone system went into operation in Birmingham replacing the old central system. A $10 000 Lorain Telephone Company installation ends the old office and moves long distance to Amherst Vermilion and Berlin Heights.
Rev C F Fogel and the Congregational church youth hiked to Henrietta on Sunday and shared a supper by the creek before returning for a church encampment service and group singing. About twenty attended the meeting led by Rev Fogel. Official Board meets this evening for a regular session. Mrs Harvey Rogers opens her home to Congregational Dime Society on Thursday.
On May 4 Mrs. I. F. Eldred and Miss Margaret Pallas attended a 4-H Club Advisors meeting at Elyria Savings and Trust Building in Elyria. Miss Pallas was named a Lorain county delegate to the Medina Leadership Club meeting, with Miss Alice Bird, county agricultural agent, to accompany the delegates. Sunday guests included Mrs. Alfred Bauman, Mrs. Louisa Wallace and Vernon at the Oberlin road home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lottman.
EMTONA is advertised as a health giving tonic that ends sluggish bowels and indigestion. It claims medical approval, no habit forming effects, and restoration of health and energy, with Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store at 413 Broad Street as the seller.
The Ladies Society of the Community church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C J Whitney. The P T A of District No 3 met Friday evening at the Town Hall with a small turnout. PTA songs were sung and Miss Studebaker showed California pictures from last summer. Mrs. Jeanette Kayser sang and played. Miss Priscilla Toth of Cleveland is visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs Andy Toth. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lounsby and daughter Betty Maye spent Sunday with relatives in Amherst. Mr and Mrs Harry Taylor and daughter Marian of Elyria visited. Mrs Leon Beam and children Betty and Richard of Hanoveria visited A L Waite family.
Mr and Mrs Clitten Mal Be Lakewood and Mrs A M R burne hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Walter West family in Wellington. Miss Agnes Baulbauer and Wade Nash of Lakewood and Loretta Scharsman visited. Barton of Cleveland and others called in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Andy and J Toth hosted and enjoyed a visit in Sandusky. Mrs Andrew Reyna of Lei baa returned home after a week at the Hostetter home. Miss Bila Reisinger spent Saturday in Kent for final Kuninigan administration exam. Mr and Mrs A L Waite and two children Robert and Dorothy, Mr and Mrs Roy Mosher and son Chalmer, Mr and Mrs W Avery and sons, Miss Alles Wacker and Miss Winona Preston attended the Wellington High School music concert Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson attempted a Sunday country auto ride but became bogged for an hour in a drift of Russian thistles outside Newcastle Nebraska.
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