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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
4
A compact set of crossword style clues covering carpenters tools and tree resin nods, with entries for lakes genera cattle and other common lexicon items including islands in the Pacific and many short cross references. The list mixes nouns verbs and adjectives across varied themes.
A compact classified item inviting readers to contact Amherst listing two phone numbers 3822 for delivery service or any service complaint and 5524 for the Central Book Store on Church Street.
The Amherst Ohio church parlor hosted the Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical April meeting on Tuesday with a ladies night. Initiation of candidates and a program followed featuring yodeling by Ike and Eddy, Ed Fahrney and Isaac Thompson, with William Andrews delivering an oration on War Debts. A social hour with dart games and refreshments ended the evening for about sixty attendees.
Members of the Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters are reminded of a gathering scheduled for next Monday evening. Attendees are urged to bring any relevant club materials and confirm their attendance with organizers.
Anthony Madouck hosts Group No 2 of the Holy Name Society at Tenney Avenue while Group No 3 meets with Anthony Niesen on Middle Street this evening.
The village council sent a letter of thanks to Congressman Don Harter for efforts to have sandstone used in public buildings at Columbus. They also thanked Cleveland Stone Co. for stone used in repairs at the Prbife Library and heard reports on sidewalk repairs funded by the relief commission. No action was taken on ordinances due next month.
After a brief business session the Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland held a benefit card party at the I C C Hall. A coed attendance accompanied prizes in brides whist five hundred and bunco. Proceeds were donated to the community milk fund.
Admitted: Mrs Hio Kroen Jackson Street Trscnaveed: Mrs Kovach Sowh Amherst Van.
Rev and Mrs C E Schmidt and Mrs Charles Mathes and Mrs Lucy Roemer returned from Wapakoneta Ohio where the eighth annual convention of Evangelical Women's Unions of the Ohio district met at St Pauls Evangelical church Mrs Mathes served as a delegate for St Peters Evangelical church and Mrs Roemer represented the Lorain County Federation
funeral rites for James Innes aged 17 were held at the Znch Funeral Home with large attendance from Amherst High Senior Class. Rev. Eastman and Rev. Riekel officiated. duets by George and William Garthe. pallbearers listed. burial at Brownheim Cemetery. Relatives came from Detroit, Cleveland, and Elyria.
Mrs. William Baird and Mrs. Don Rookwood hosted the Congregational church Ladies' Society meeting in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Members approved routine business and planned sewing bandages for the royal hospital and another hospital project. Refreshments were provided by the hostesses for attendees including Mrs. Anna Judson of Shaker Heights and Mrs. W. Faschman.
Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars meets Wednesday evening at the Masonic Hall with good attendance of members.
The regular choir rehearsal for St Peter's Evangelical Church will be held at the church this evening at seven o clock.
Mrs Charles Miller of East Street will host the Missionary Society of the Congregational church at her residence. The meeting is scheduled for 2 39 PM.
The spring meeting of the Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women’s Unions will be held at St John’s Evangelical Church, Lorain, near Thursday for an all day session. Several ladies of St Peter’s Evangelical Church plan to attend.
The April Philathea Bible Class of St. Peter's Evangelical church meets in the church parlors this evening. A social hour follows the business session and refreshments will be served.
Foster Park road hosts a social gathering as former chiefs plan to meet Mrs Elsie Orcutt and extend hospitality in a community event.
NFL player Foster may be able to return after weeks confined at home due to illness. Mrs. Webster and daughter Masian spent Wednesday in Lorain. Mrs. Annadden of Shater Heights visited relatives with Ve. and Mrs. N. Foster. Mss Helen Schriner was in Lorain as a visitor. Mr and Mrs J Kappes Bryans ton are guests of HL Peabody. Mrs. John Meriz and Mrs. Chanies Henry spent Wednesday afternoon in Lorain. Mrs. Frank Mise Ka made a To-Pain call on Wednesday.
Norma Werner and Thel er were quarantined for fever this week. Miss Timmens and Miss Clapp of Leroy had dinner with Miss Ruth Swanker and spent the night. A car owned by C S Ross of Elsrna was towed after a guard rail incident leaving Ross injured and hospitalized. Various church meetings and social events fill the week, with baptist services, missionary meeting in Lorain, and local visits and gatherings noted.
Sunday attendance at baccalaureate services noted with Mr and Mrs Charles Grugle of Parma visiting nephews in the A O Frombaugh home. Leroy singers provided music at Congregational services last Sunday. Dick Grugle and Jane and Winifred Adler attended the Children's Clinic in Cleveland Friday. Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs George Holmes home.
The May meeting of the Vincent School Parent-Teacher Association elected officers with Mrs. John Gens as President Vo i Anderson as Vice President Mrs. George Gens as Treasurer and Miss Reita Merrick as Secretary A children’s program followed featuring grades and plays including The Ward and the Golden Slippers In Holland and Raspberry Red rehearsals and performances were noted The article also lists various local social visits and a Sunday ball game at the F H Lewis ball grounds with the local team vs the Odd Fel.
The text records a series of social visits as Mrs. Leo Heider and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Jd. J. Heckel in Avon Lake. It also notes Mrs. Frankie Reese visiting Mrs. John Harnish and her children on Sunday afternoon.
Real estate transfers include Central United National Bank of Cleveland to Hugo F Bouse sublets Avon Center Estates Avon Luke Michael and Catherine Moher to Henri Schmitz and others. numerous transfers in Vermilion Avon Elyria and Eaton and Lorain townships with deeds to multiple buyers, sheriff deeds, quitclaims and sub divisions listed with properties on Durkee Road Gates Avenue and Lake Road among others. The record enumerates deeds involving Guardian Trust Vermilion-on-the-Lake Compark Brownhelm Township and several others, highlighting title changes across multiple townships and roadways.
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