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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1933
Page
9
Classified note details a three day ad run with a 35 cent minimum and 10 cent per line per day. It promotes cash discount rate for advance payment and mentions Dependable Piano Movers Pete Held Transfer Co with phone number 2910.
Reduced cash rates for swap ads. Three lines, fifteen words, three days. For Swap Ads Only. Cash only—no phone. Grocers no charges.
Classified line items advertise a 1832 Rockne coupe with light mileage and full restoration quality. Price listed at 455 dollars via J. R. Dall, Elyria Ford Dealer. Also mentions used tires, parts, auto repair, and local machine shop services with names and locations.
Carlisle Grange held its regular meeting with four new members pledged to first and second degrees. A Mother's Day program, readings, songs, and a poetry piece followed, highlighting memories of mothers. Visitors Frank Mason and family attended. Pomona Grand meets in Elyria on Saturday.
Mrs Kate Kornath of Amherst was a guest of Mrs Ollie Mip nich on Sunday.
Fred Schloskey’s funeral was attended by Fred Schramm and his daughter Zelda in Bain Ohio on Saturday. Mrs. Schramm and her daughters traveled Friday and returned Monday. Miss Ethel Wash visited her parents Mr and Mrs Alex Wash in Elvria Sunday.
Theodore Grills reports the death of his mother Mrs. Anna Grills of Grafton on Wednesday, prompting family notices and funeral arrangements.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union met with Mrs. B O Pope on Thursday afternoon. The bake sale earned 39 dollars while state and county dues remain unpaid and tied up in a local Elyria bank. The program included readings, poems, songs, and discussions on anti beer advertising and child protection. Mrs. W C Porter to host next meeting on May 25.
Mrs Viola Fitzgerald hosted the Prosperity Pals Club afternoon meeting with bridge as the main attraction. Wilda McCauley and Dorothey Frederick shared high score while Marjorie Simms and Wilda McCauley filled in for absent members. A dainty lunch followed for members including Agnes Wykrent Billie Ricks and Dorothy Frederick. Dorothy Frederick of Dewey Avenue Elyria will entertain the next meeting.
Margaret Pallas and sister Mildred Marian Pallas and brother Frederick along with Zelda Schramm attended the Young People’s League at St. Paul’s church Elyria Tuesday evening. They hosted the Young People’s League of Amherst and South Amherst.
Mr and Mrs George Longbrake of Findlay Ohio and Margaret departed for Cleveland Tuesday after a several days visit with their son Clarence and family.
The Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs. B A Pope’s included Mrs. Mary Epp ley Mrs. George Knittel Mrs Milton Eppley and son Frederick of the Edison highway Mrs J H Penfound and Mrs W C Porter of the Oberlin road Mrs Merle Penfound and daughter Lucile of Carlisle Mrs Lecretia Decker Mrs H H Drusendal and daughter Leota Mrs Mary Long and Mrs Henry Shauver of this place.
The Boys 4-H Banner club gathered Thursday evening at Merle Penfound's home for their meeting.
Mrs C N Williams attended a tureen dinner at Mrs D A Baird’s home in Eastern Heights Elyria on Thursday. Visitors including Mr and Mrs Frank Smith Mr and Mrs Earl Hoak and daughter Joan called at the Williams residence.
West Ridge School holds Blue Ribbon Night on Friday May 12 with students Harold Grills Cleon Decker Matthew Stanko Geraldine Strait Betty Miller Patricia Fowl Kenneth Fowl Edna Lottman Mildred Arlene and Edna Lottman presenting a health themed program including songs posters plays and a playlet under teacher Miss Ella Reisinger. A health nurse will award the Blue Ribbons.
The Ladies' Aid Society postpones its meeting to Wednesday May 17 and will be entertained by Mrs. Theodoure Grills.
Messrs Eldred Drusendanl Mason Irving George and Harry Lauer attended the Committee Milk meeting at Carlisle Center Tuesday evening.
A class of 18 students will graduate from South Amherst High School this spring. Baccalaureate services Sunday May 21 at the Methodist church with Rev. R. C. Jenson speaking. Commencement Tuesday May 23 in the school auditorium with Mr Moore from Upper Sandusky High School giving the address. Class officers: Ernest Altmont president Louis Szabo vice president Helen Sledg secretary treasurer. Colors blue and gold with yellow tea rose as flower. Class roll includes Ruth Allsop Olga Bayer Velma Brooks Marjorie Hanson Agnes Klemosewski Ruth Moore Anna Martin Gueneverre McCord Helen Pajor Helen Sledg Ernest Altmont Albert Aeberhardt James Kohler Raymond Cachel Benny Lupe Calvin Ruth Russell Springer and Louis Szabo.
A meeting at the legion rooms on Wednesday evening planned Memorial services. Committees from village organizations will reconvene Tuesday evening May 9 to finalize arrangements.
Mrs Phillip Eular hosted the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at her home on Wednesday with ten members present. A Mother's Day program featured readings by Mrs Harold Allsop Mrs William Allsop and Mrs Garfield Harris. After adjournment the hostess served refreshments.
Rev. William Carrington of the Oberlin Seminary will deliver the sermon at the Methodist church Sunday morning and also sing several negro spirituals. The public is invited.
Albert Aberhart and Eleanor Nagy led chapel exercises Friday morning with four Amherst high students taking part. Elizabeth Martin read scripture and other performances included speeches by Arthur Thomas Ruth Ehrman and Janice Holzhauer, plus musical selections by Frederick Ebbs Joe Russo and Richard Barnhart and Miss Marie.
Menz presents three pieces by the sixth grade orchestra including Song of The Drum Lovely Maiden and Soldiers of the Flying Flag Olga Gainok leads the fifth grade with two selections Lullaby and God Night by members of the fifth grade.
A meeting of the Royal Neighbor lodge occurred Thursday evening at Mrs. August Siess home. Miss Margaret Schneider led routine business and plans were set to attend the spring rally in Elyria.
Miss Ruth Paddock the school nurse visited the local school on Thursday and awarded health buttons to qualified children. Numbers listed show 3 from first grade 7 from second grade 21 from third grade 21 from fourth 18 from fifth 21 from sixth and 13 from seventh. Dr. O'Brien of Oberlin later gave stereoptical slides on Health.
St Johns Evangelical led by Rev C C Schmidt holds Sunday school at 1:30 PM and public worship at 2:00 PM. Methodist led by Rev Ro C Jenson offers morning worship at 9:45 and Sunday school at 11:90. Congregational led by Rev C F Fogel conducts morning service at 10:00 with Sunday school at 11:00. Christian Endeavor meets at 7:90 PM.
Mothers with children entering school next fall must bring them to the schoolhouse on Tuesday May 16 at 9:00 AM for a medical examination. Other children may receive a free examination if parents request it. A physician will oversee the examinations.
Miss Elizabeth Knatfla of Cleveland has been the house guest of Mr and Mrs William Wirth this past week Miss Margaret Histed spent today in Cleveland registering as a local social note
May 6 obituary for William Gamble aged eighty one notes him born in Courtland County and long residence in Milan Norwalk and Oberlin. He is survived by ten children and funeral services at Sedgeman Parlors with burial in Milan. Community events follow including church services pot luck supper and a canning school at Elyria Y M C A for women hosted by county extension agent.
Mr and Mrs Ted Harper and Mr and Mrs George Grabili of Amherst were visitors at the Frank Krueger home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs J R Worcester were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Lottie Foster in Wellington. D J Campbell had a valuable killed by lightning Tuesday night.
Birmingham M C Community church lists services for May 7 with 9:45 morning worship and 10:45 Sunday School led by Rev. George T. Hanna and Martin Burgin respectively. Florence United Congregational Church shows May 7 services at 9:45 Sunday School and 11:00 church, plus 7:45 p.m. Christian Endeavor. Rev. Hanna also presiding.
The Birmingham Volunteer Firemen organization met at the fire station on Monday evening for a regular business meeting with twenty members present. Edwin H. Howe presided over the session.
Mrs. Frank Knapp widow of Cadillac Michigan arrived in Florence for burial. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church at 2:00 pm. She had resided in Florence for many years.
Rebecca Smith entertained a group of girls at her East River street home on Wednesday evening. Banjo and music provided diversions, with prizes awarded to Nettidean Green and Dorothy Delemore. A Spring colored luncheon and baskets of flowers completed the scene. Miss Ea File will host at the Resor home on East Hiver street in two weeks.
Mrs Deane Burns of East Avenue participated in a guest day meeting of the Missionary Society. The event showcased community outreach and fellowship as members discussed plans for upcoming projects and services.
Church of Christ held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C A Martin in Elyria. Mrs Minnie Simpson is confined to her home on East Avenue by illness. Mr and Mrs C M Williams Stop Five Grafton road attended the Fellowship supper and play at the First Methodist church in Elyria. Mr and Mrs P C Gilman were dinner guests Wednesday evening of Mr and Mrs Eric v Chapman at the Hedges.
Miss Clara Mae Eddy of Butternut Ridge road was selected advisor for the East Carlisle Four-H club at a Wednesday after school meeting. Officers elected include Phyllis Ann Rhoades as president, Eleanor Robson as vice president, Rosalie Seabold as secretary and treasurer, Jean Walker as recreation, and Alberta Edey as press reporter. The group will focus on sewing in coming years and meeting times will be announced later.
Charles Bruce, formerly of West Park, opens a hardware store on the Grafton road near LaPorte. He aims to serve locals with a wide range of tools, building supplies, and home hardware essentials. The shop marks Bruce's return to business after relocating from West Park.
The Ladies Aid of LaPorte enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. W. P. Shepherd’s Robson road home. A dinner followed devotionals led by Mrs. Shepherd. Mrs. Miller led hymns, Mrs. Pitkin spoke on aviation, and Miss Robson sang. Guests included Mrs. Anton Elyria and Rev. J. H. Jones Columbia.
A large local gathering attended the funeral for former Sheriff Clarence E Adams held Friday at 2 PM at the Baptist church in Columbia. Attendees included Mrs Eric D Chapman of the Hedges and several other local residents. A reception followed at the Woman's Club in Elyria on Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs J R Worcester remains under medical care after an acute indigestion attack. Her daughters are tending to her at home. Mrs Leo Smith of Elyria is visiting Thursday.
Mr and Mrs D J Campbell visited her parents Mr and Mrs M R Diedrich in Cleveland on Tuesday. Callers at the Frank Krueger home Sunday included Mr and Mrs Charles Klingbarrow and granddaughter Katherine Klingbarrow of Lorain and Mr and Mrs Harry Murphey and family of Oberlin. Cassie Hale returned home after a visit with her brother Niel Hale in Ak ron. Mrs Akins visited her daughter Mrs W Crofts but returned to Uppe r Sandusky. Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger Jr spent Saturday and Sunday paenwtn Ie Aembhanwat at 2B Bemee With hér parents if Amacrey.
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