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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1934
Page
2
Classified notices from Marseille area. Unfurnished 7 room and half double 3 room apartments with baths, ads for furnished rooms with board, and various rental options. Compact, era-appropriate listings with contact hints.
The Chronicle telegram lists numerous lost and found notices andWant ads in Lorain County. Entries include a lost Brown coin purse downtown and a lost hound dog on Harwood, with contact numbers. listings for beauty operators, hotel rooms, and workers. hatchery services for baby chicks. and various miscellaneous notices. A mix of small ads and service offers appears throughout the column.
The Evangelical Church women’s societies held events through May including a May 15 jubilee program honoring the 50th anniversary of the W M S. The program, chaired by Mrs. Harold Van Wagnen, features music, a history, memorial service, plays, and a candle lighting with a birthday cake.
Mothers and daughters gathered at the M. E. Church for a Mother Daughter reception honoring the Senior and Junior King’s Daughters and their mothers. A varied program featured welcomes, vocal selections, poems, violin, readings, and a speaker from Cleveland.
Win Wallace spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Miller. Gladys Zilch of Lorain was home Sunday. Esther Baetz of Elyria visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Baetz. Mrs. H. B. Shattuck and son David returned from Cleveland after ten days at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Peck following the death of Mrs. Shattuck's cousin Jane Lafel 16 who had lived with the Pecks since infancy.
An invitation from Homer Grange to attend Pomona Grange in Homer on Saturday Junesth is announced. North Elyria contributes part of the program. A communication offers reduced railroad rates for members to attend the World’s Fair with hotel and guide. The evening program features juvenile members with music and a reading, and refreshments are vetoed at the close.
In Nova on May 14 families gathered to surprise Mrs. Rilla Crumrine on her birthday after church. The town’s Mystery Club met May 7 at Marie Crumrine’s home with twelve members and sewing contests. Tas Minpy Sewing Club held a schoolhouse gathering with eighth grade guests and a pot luck supper. The Research Club met with eleven members and two guests, adding Mrs. Martha Keets, featuring readings and poems. Miss Rose Ella Painter, Nova High senior, was hospitalized with appendicitis and supported by friends awaiting graduation.
On May 14 at the Lake Avenue North Elyria meeting members heard a report from Poona Grange meeting in Amperston last Saturday. Mrs Maitie Goli presented highlights and noted the Grange library of 500 books is available free of charge. Announcement was made that the quilt would be completed.
The Lake Avenue boys team lost to Markley 4-2 on Thursday at Markley school. Lake Avenue lineup included Mecerea Banovitch Denger Hornung Collier Cotton Cotton Banovitch Winshel Hogan coached by Mr. Leiby. On Wednesday Lake Avenue girls beat Vincent 15-14.
North Ridgeville items note Carl Lehman recovering from a scalp gash after a wagon incident. Trustees set summer meetings at 7:30 pm first Monday each month. Local social visits list extended family and neighbors, with illnesses and travel noted. A birthday surprise for Dean Freney followed outdoor games and supper with guests including Sarah Evans and others.
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