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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1934

Page

8

Amherst church notices and wedding details in May

May 14 Amherst brief reports celebrate a Dresehler wedding engagement to Frederick ser son of Mr and Mrs Fred ser Amherst with May pole table decor and Mother’s Day at Peter’s Evangelical Church announcements highlight church events, weddings, baptisms and Holy Name society meetings across Amherst Bluffton and Bluffton area communities.

Weddleherst M. Dreseh North Ridgerd Frederick Ser Mra Fred Cer Pranklin Ar Amherst Jaces Pred Berger M. Dresehler Elinski Brownhelm Minnesina Ellen Preechler Edith.da Helen Berger Waret Berger Bluffton Fredk Edwin Berger Albert Schier Irs Drescher Mrs. Bergz

Church Announcements and Community Notices

Mid week prayer service at the parsonage Wednesday evening and choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 30. Epworth League held a tureen supper and Leonard Fowl spoke on Henderson Settlement Kentucky. Mothers recognized at Sunday School with flowers and a talk on Militant Mothers. Reverend Rickel spoke on The Ideal Home and The Mid Week Prayer Service is eight o clock Wednesday with Rev Rickel. Mother Daughter banquet Friday at 6 30. St Paul Lutheran teachers conference at St Matthew Cleveland. Teachers meeting at church parlors tonight. Men's club meets Tuesday. Congregational Church celebrated Mother's Day with talks on What the State Does for Mothers How Our Hospital Helps Our Mothers and What the Church Can Do For Our Mothers. Miss Eastman and Miss Jones provided music. Pythean Sisters meet Tuesday with 25th anniversary program. Jessamine Lodge planning.

Rintendent Ray Jewett Helen Roemer Hulda Berger Irma Hes Mother Frances Sab Rav Ptt Schmidt F. C. Moore E. Menz Kane Philathea Bible First Evangelical Church Rickel ST. Paul Congregational Church Violet Curtice Wellington Helen Eastman Melvin Schwarz Eastman Dorothy Jones

Local clubs schedule meetings at Oold Fallow hall and homes

The Stone City Chapter of the Eastern Stars will meet at the Oold Fallow hall Wednesday evening. Mrs. L. J. Venes Paurkus will entertain the Woman's Henefit Association on Friday evening. The Happy Stitchers 4-11 Club reorganized at Janet Springer’s Frankilnay home with Betty Ehlert as president and 14 members. The next meeting is set for May 26 at advisor Mrs. Jacob Krieg’s home. Miss Tena Jacobs will host the W C T U on Friday afternoon with good attendance expected.

Janet Springer Frankilnay Betty Ehlert Leila Donnelly Margaret Krieg Lely Ehlert Marjorie Krieg Virginia Stevens Jacob Krieg Ruexts Tena Jacobs Frankinnv Woman's Christian Temperance Union

Congregational Ladies Meet At Church Parlors

The Ladies society of the Congregational church will meet at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. The final meeting of the Parent Teachers Association of the Public School will be held tonight at the school gym with several features and installation of officers. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur Mieding Mr and Mrs LaRue Biddinger Wellington Mrs Cora Deschamps and son Forest Park Ill or affiliated hosts mentioned.

Congregational Ladies Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church Parent Teachers Association Arthur Mieding LaRue Biddinger Wellington Cora Deschamps and Son Forest Park Ill

Amherst and Elyria social notes mix of visits and illness

Eaton area brief lists visitors from Elyria and Hiram as Mrs. Stranahan in Memorial Hospital is very critical. Amherst notes report guests at Gilbert Gardens and Middle Ridge farms, and several residents visiting relatives in Elyria and Oberlin with a return to C. C. C. camp in Peninsula.

Bribes Eaton Howard Thompson Donald Elyria Leroy Shirkey HH. M. Troward Elyria Memorial Hoapital Elizabeth Davie Lewis Grills Mary Dawley S. Cook George Cornish LaGrange Amanda Garretson Clayton Stranahan Memorial Hospital Stranahan Earl Updergraff Hiram Amherst Joseph Heathcote South Amherst Jenne Foster and Burton John Garland Herbert Edwards Peninsula Bert Edwards F.C. Moore Oberlin Agnes Lahiff Cleveland Molly Ludwig Henry Ludwig F. Mischka Margaret Berger Bluffton College A. K. Jenne R. H. Henry Middle Ridge

DoverPTA Reports Dam Dollars and Dances for Year

The Dover area PTA meeting notes a treasury gain of 265 dollars for the year, with 155 from dances. Committees report improvements including dental work for children shrubbery work and a school flag and fountain purchase. Elections gave Mrs John Hahn as president and Miss Valerie Tite along with Miss Margaret Cortz from Elyria contributed performances.

Anc Board of Education

School Census Begins Today

School census underway with parent teacher workers calling on parents for two weeks to list all children five by May 1 not yet eighteen by that date. Mothers requested to answer doors and cooperate. completion due by May 23 and delivery to Board of Education by May 26. Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations appeals for public cooperation.

Board of Education Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations

Elyria School Meet Adjourns Ahead of September Reopening

Mie Tite from Elyria notes the meeting adjourned to reconvene next September as the school year opens. Mrs. Kessler, new Penfield principal, visited the local school last week. E. F. Litzenberg appointed principal at South Amherst. Fred Hathaway remains in serious condition due to arterial hardening.

Mie Tite Elyria Kessler Penfield E. F. Litzenberg South Amherst Fred Hathaway

Second annual joint recital by Gilbert and Heestand

New London hosts the second annual joint recital by Prof. Henri Gilbert of Elyria and Miss Emma Heestand, music instructor at the local high school, on Wednesday evening May 23. The program will feature local pupils and Gilbert’s students from Elyria.

New London Henri Gilbert Elyria Emma Heestand Gilbert

Lorain violin recital lineup features Audrine Cromling and group

Lorain musicians including 3 year old Audrine Cromling and 12 year old Lola Marshman perform a varied program with The New London Violin Quartet led by Prof Gbert. Accompanists Lucius Toots Luc Ne Brown Eloise Triplett and Jean Little join for pieces by Beethoven Suter Dancla Kreisler and more including concertos and overtures.

Lucius Toots Luc Ne Brown Eloise Triplett Jean Little Dance of the Dwarfs Geo Bagnall Lowell Lehman Boy Scouts Harvey Paul Sengatock

Ring Question Sparks Wicked World Debate

A terse remark about a wicked world prompts a reply referencing a possible ring. The exchange hints at looming conflict and a symbolic object central to the discussion.

S.S.S. tonic promises to boost appetite and blood health

An ad urges readers to combat lassitude and nervous weariness with S.S.S. a blood toning tonic that claims to raise red blood cells and oxygen transport. It highlights two sizes at drug stores, noting savings with the larger bottle and spring availability.

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