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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1934
Page
6
Loving memory notice guidance for public remembrance in the In Memoriam column on this Wanted Page. Special rate offered for the occasion, with 10 lines for Toc and a0 words. Notices may be phoned in and paid later.
The Chronicle Telegram advertises its Want Ad medium in Lorain County with rate information. It notes cash payment discounts and minimum charges per line per day, detailing counting rules for words, initials, numerals, and abbreviations.
A dense catalog of offerings and notices appears with autos for sale, tools, maintenance items, and service ads. It includes a real estate public sale notice, insurance and banking references, and partial listing details for vehicles, hardware, and rental ads amid scattered addresses and contact numbers.
Amherster hosts the Junior Senior reception in the school gymnasium with a Century of Progress theme. The program featured talks and a Wing of Bayville dance number, a three course dinner, and a display of exhibits with toast master Karl Sabliers guiding the evening. About 199 attendees, with sponsors from the Junior class, participated.
A parish program by students alumni and parents marks St Joseph school 70th anniversary tonight at the town hall auditorium. an operetta lolly make believe directed by sisters and miss grayer mcginty with performances by alumni and pta skits plus a talk by fr eischen and atty d j smyth tom and jerry’s orchestra will provide music. a solo dance by miss mcginty of cleveland highlights an evening of entertainment.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Bischoff hosted Evergreen Club members and families with cards chat and refreshments after a brief business session. Attendees included local couples and families from Amherst and surrounding areas. Memorial Day was observed at First Evangelical Church with a talk by Rev Rickel on The Purpose of Memorial Day and a memorial service for departed members.
The St Paul Lutheran Church announces Sunday School teachers meeting at the church parlors tonight and a council gathering Thursday at eight. A Communion service will be conducted next Sunday morning in English. Betty birthday honors held with guests and gifts noted.
More than 400 people attended a donkey baseball game in Amherst Saturday night at Harris Park to benefit Tov hospital. The 4 to 0 final saw the team of Berst and South Amherst beat Amherst and South Amherst legionnaires amid antics by trained donkeys. The event was sponsored by Johnson Post No. 118 of the American Legion.
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