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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1933
Page
11
A first class machine shop operates under Jake Kaiser at Eldoftread Tire and Supply Company, offering skilled metal work and precision machining services. The shop emphasizes quality, reliability, and customer-focused service for industrial needs.
West Ridge Carlisle Grange held its regular meeting at their hall on Tuesday evening presided by Sherman Waston as usual. A memorial service program followed with music readings songs and a brief observance including The Blue and the Gray In Flanders Field and Crossing the Bar. The gathering closed with The Lord s Prayer and Blessed Be the Tie That Binds.
Mrs I Eldred and daughters Lillian Lois Ardith, Mrs Harry Lauer and Marian, Dorothy Lottman and sisters Agnes Edna, and Chester Sprague attended the concert at Elywnia High School auditorium Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Maude Braun and her children of Clearview Village called on Mr and Mrs Wil Hart Sunday afternoon.
List of attendees includes Mr and Mrs Sherman Mason Mrs H Drusendahl Mrs Lucretia Decker Mr and Mrs Harry Lauer and children Marian and Milton Mr and Mrs Milton Babcock Mr and Mrs H Penfound Mr and Mrs Werle Penfound and children Lucile and Robert Dorothy Lotiman Mrs W H Hart Mrs A W Mason Harold Rowley and daughter Violet Robert Long Mr and Mrs C C Strickler and children Evey lon and Edward Mr and Mrs I F Eldred and daughter Lois.
Mrs H M Tapper and her daughter Sarah attended the Susanna Wesley Class Mother- Daughter banquet at the M E Church in Elyria on Monday evening.
Mrs. W C Porter of the Oberlin road will entertain the W C T U on Thursday afternoon May 25. Mrs. George Kattel will be program chairman. A good attendance is desired.
Mrs Theodore Grills served as a delightful hostess to the Ladies Aid Society members on Wednesday, arranging light refreshments and cheerful conversation in a community gathering.
Amherst report lists a delivery or service complaint regarding Central Book Store on Church Street with a phone contact 35324 for resolution. The fragment notes the store and location but lacks full details of the issue or actions taken.
May 20 Loyal Workers class of the First Evangelical church met at Mrs W H Schmuithkens home on Middle Ridge. Devotions led by president, followed by business and a program under Mrs J Finegbeiner. Readings by several members, vocal duet by Mrs Katherine Kolbe and Mrs J Finkbeiner, group singing, refreshments for seven guests. Attending included Rev J Finkheimer and many members and guests.
The Intermediate group held an outdoor gathering at the parsonage Friday afternoon with games and a hamburger fry around a yard fire. About 20 people participated.
The baccalaureate service for the Class of 1933 at South Amherst will be at the Methodist church at 7 30 Sunday evening. Rev. R C Jensen of the local Methodist church will speak on Life's Choices with the topic announced.
Elmer Johnson Post 118 American Legion discussed emergency mobilization with 28 members responding between eight and nine oclock. Post softball team to sponsor a card party at K of P Hall Friday evening June 2. Memorial Day observance plans finalized for announcement soon. School awards to Public and Parochial schools set at St Joseph parochial school hall Tuesday June 6 with John A Elden as speaker. committee James Brennen Hugh Tompkins Clyde Donnelly arranging program.
The Anti-Saloon League marks its 40th founding anniversary with a Sunday evening service at seven at the First Congregational Church Oberlin. Rev Howard Russell, founder, was ordained in this church about 43 years ago and is invited along with local Congregational church members.
Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Church councils meets at St John’s Evangelical Church South Amherst at 3 PM Sunday. Dr H Gelkeler of Cleveland’s Reformed Church will discuss a contemplated merger of the Evangelical and Reformed denominations.
Several Gideons attend state convention sessions in Oberlin today and tomorrow and will address Amherst churches during Sunday School and worship. A union service at First Evangelical and Congregational Church at 7 30 p m will feature a Gideon as speaker.
Members of the Good Deeds class of Congregational church and their husbands and friends enjoyed a evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Kunkel on Tenney avenue. The gathering featured garden flowers, social hour, games, contests and small tables with refreshments. Attendees included Misses Grace Schaeffer Anna Robertson Jean Nichols Virginia Cooper Edna Hopkins Mrs Wesley Smith Mrs Walter Frederick and others.
Sunday observance of Missionary Field Day features Rev Lor Rickel of First Evangelical Amherst preaching at Southe Ridge and Henrietta churches. Rev Firestone of Emmanuel Evangelical Lorain will lead services at the First Evangelical church here.
Miss Margaret Baehr led chapel exercises with Friday morning legationals by Robert Gerber. Seventh grade pupils performed a play titled The Courtship of Miles Standish, followed by assembly singing to close the program.
The May meeting of the Wo man’s Benefit Association was hosted at Mrs. Charles Sabiers home on West street. Bouquets of garden flowers adorned the rooms as president Mrs. J. B. Avery led the usual business, followed by social chat and refreshments for members including Mrs. Charles Guild and several others.
Mrs. Arthur Pender of West Street will host Circle Number One at her home on Monday evening. Mrs. John Michael of Park Avenue will entertain Circle Number Three of St Ann's society at the same church group Monday evening.
The Intermediate League of St Peters Evangelical church holds a devotional meeting at the church at 6 30 Sunday evening led by Willis Stiwald.
The regular business session was followed by a social afternoon hosted by president Mrs W Hart. Refreshments were served to guests including Mrs Merle Penfound and daughter Licile, Mrs H Penfound, Mrs R W Richards, Mrs George Nevins, Mrs W H Hart, Mrs Lucretia Decker, Mrs Harry Lauer and daughter Marian, Mrs H H Drusendahl and daughter Leota, Miss Ollie Minnich, Mrs Allin Mason, Mrs Sherman Mason, Mrs Mary Hahn, and Mrs Joe Briggs and daughter Phyllis.
Miss Beatrice Johnstone conducted Senior Hi chapel Friday afternoon with Irma Mathes as program chair. Myrtle Franklin read scripture and Janice Tries Diplomacy. Grace Maxwell read Janice Wants a Watch. Olive Guild led the girls sextet with On a Chinese Honeymoon Luxembourg Garden. The Train Comes In was read. Virginia Johnstone and Eleanor Newcomb attended in Cleveland.
A school dance will be held Wednesday afternoon after classes to honor the winning team captained by Myrtin Franklin in the recent Record contest. The event recognizes team achievement and provides a chance for students to celebrate the victory together.
Mrs. Burton Sage and her baby boy were discharged from the local hospital on Friday at Brownhelm.
Misa Eleanor Nidy spends the weekend in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs C Moore Oberlin spent Friday evening with Amherst friends. Claude Miller was a Cleveland visitor Friday.
Mrs Julia Boughton is the guest of Amherst friends. She is visiting the town during a brief stay, enjoying social events and hospitality extended by local hosts. The visit highlights friendly ties between Mrs Boughton and the Amherst community.
Funeral rites for Mrs Eliz Belden aged 75 will be at 2 PM Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Standen 848 Cleveland Avenue. Rev R A Son Methodist pastor will officiate and burial will be at Cleveland Street Cemetery.
Wellington May 20 fire department made a record trip to Brighton but could not save the Fairchild farm barn which burned to the ground. The family was in the barn extracting honey when the blaze started. An automobile truck and stored honey valued at 200 dollars were consumed. Insurance on the place is 500 dollars.
Fred Abbott Jr owned four vacant houses this spring and worked hard to rent them. Now every apartment is filled and thirty pairs of martins are nesting in the Abbott homes, bringing a broad grin to his face.
The Farm and Home Protective league of Lorain county will meet in Wellington mayor's court room on Monday evening May 22 at 8 p m. Election of officers for Wellington township will take place. Members and others are asked to note the change in place and date.
Mrs L A Baumgardner presented her piano class in a home recital with a two piano arrangement by Buddy Willard Richard Buswell and Wallace Gallatin. Guests Anna Buswell and Janice Puleston played solos. Participants included Ovid Hannon Jean Alice Greetham Mary Ellen Baumgardner Jean Mix Mary Lupico Ernestine Strandburg Richard Buswell Buddy Willard Wallace Greetham Betty Whales Betty Carter Beverly Baker Barbara Preston Shirley Oney Gladys Oney Norman Rogers Julia Wynn Isabelle Bishbaugh Paul Carter Bernice Richmond Merle Baumgardner and Phyllis Coffin.
Keith Andrews and W J Powell lead weekly Ramser's Grille bridge tourney with 25 points on Thursday. A R Branson and WL Hewes follow with 24 points, while Webber Be Vier and Robert Walden score 22. Remaining participants listed.
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Dr Downey and De Beers with 18 1 2. William Ben and Henry Ramser noted with 16. Vern ning and Henry Daugherty marked 1 2, suggesting a damaged score or pairing record from a historical notice.
Milo Yoxtheimer former league boss player and Res Army corps pilot was called to Camp Knox Kentucky yesterday to fulfill athletic duties for President Roosevelt's Reforestation program and to join the Army.
Roedel Shoes Softball defeated Wellington Oils in the evening contest by a 5 to 0 score as fans again packed the stands to watch the hard hitting local game.
Mrs. Paul Powell returns to her Orrville home after a short visit with her sister and Mrs. C. H. England.
The Lake Avenue Association met on Wednesday evening at the Griswold Road home of Mrs. Otto Jabbausch for a business and devotion program led by Mrs. Gan. Sewing carpet rags was done, with 12 women present. Mrs. George Phelps invited the group to gather at her home June 21. The Flying Needle 4-H Club met at the advisor’s home for a brief business session and sewing instruction. Seven members attended plus Lois Walkden, Ma Lance, Marjory Humphrey, Virginia Strickler, Lois Delafi Dorothy Hogan and Grace Hogan. The next 4-H meeting is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at Lois Walkden’s home with a program planned.
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