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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1936
Page
6
Mrs. B A Jenne advertises services at 615 Cleveland Street in Amherst with a phone contact 5524 and an alternate line 522. The notice lists a phone listing for inquiries and scheduling. It appears as a local personal service or business listing in the community pages.
Amherst area clubs and organizations schedule meetings and activities. The Amherst Parent Teacher Association hosts a talk by an Oberlin College professor this evening at the school auditorium. Knights of Pythias, Daughters of Scotland, and St. Ann's circles plan gatherings and suppers this week. Several local groups including Himekory Trev Grange and St Joseph's PTA set Tuesday events with officer elections and lectures. Holy Tour devotions Friday, Fall Festival Saturday and Sunday, turkey dinner Sunday, Ak ar Rosary Society bake sale Saturday, and Sodalit Y members will attend 8 am Mass Sunday.
Members attend Sunday services at St John’s church South Amherst for their sith anniversary as flowers from various churches decorate the building. Circle five meets Tuesday at church parlors for a quilt tying and strong attendance is urged. Circle four meets Thursday at Mrs Anna Schmatuch’s Prospect street home with Mrs J Wurmuest as assistant hostess. Weekly choir rehearsal is Friday at 7 39 pm. Bible Study with Mrs C Krismer Thursday at Jackson street. Queen Esther class hosts Friday evening with Mrs H H VanKeuren. Crusaders hold prayer at the Garth home on Hazel street. Ladies prayer group meets Tuesday afternoon at the Snyder home Milan avenue. Praise and prayer Wednesday, young people Friday at 7 30. Ladies society hosts Wednesday afternoon at church parlors with Mrs H W Powers and Mrs H A Monger. Midweek prayer Thursday evening and adult Young people Friday evening.
The regular Sunday School teachers meeting is planned for this evening at the church parlors. The Concordia Club will hold a business and social gathering Tuesday evening at the church parlors with attendance of about 15 desired.
Admissions Mrs. Fred Hogrefe Jackson street admitted and gave birth to a baby girl Saturday. Discharges Mrs. J. M. Kerhes Lorain Mrs. J. Proctor and baby girl Lorain Mrs. Ed Benedict and baby boy Park avenue.
The Past Matrons of Stone City Chapter meet at Miss Gertrude Wernert on Kenyon street Elyria with Mrs Hugo Pankoff as assistant hostess. Annual election of officers will be a feature of the meeting.
Mrs Arthur Bosse of Washington DC hosted Dorothy Bohn while Mr and Mrs Henry Bosse of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs R C Bosse. Helen Hunter and daughter Betty of Rural Valley PA spent the weekend with Emma Hunter in Shupe Avenue. Margaret Berger and Selma Warkinton attended Bluffton College Home Coming in Bluffton Ohio. Mr and Mrs R H Hearn also noted.
Colin Rucher Eddison of London lectured in the high school on Christian Science teaching salvation here and now through a right understanding of God. He argued Jesus and Christ differ with Jesus as the human example and Christ as divine truth, and that sin, disease, sorrow are unreal against the will of God.
Daughters and sons from Youngstown Bluffton Amherst Cleveland Elyria and Norwalk spent weekends with relatives. Notable hosts included Mr and Mrs Francis Hearn Miss Iona Good Mr and Mrs J Good and Mr and Mrs Paul Bourquin among others as family gatherings continued in several towns. Richard Monger of Cleveland visited his parents amid Amherst weekend travels.
Retired Needham physician Dr. Harold Henry Beiermeister 53 recorded his symptoms and reactions over two hours before dying of heart disease. Notes found beside his body describe angina, bronchial spasm, and a closing trachea as sister and Dr. Henry Gilbert discussed the death. Beiermeister, a former general practitioner, had studied at Berkeley College Boston Medical School Hanemann Medical College and Jefferson Medical College.
Washington November 9 officials of the labor department looked for extension of United States Steel Corporation cost of living basis for wages to other industries. Approval of the plan was expected from organized labor leaders as wages failed to keep pace with rising living costs. Bureau of Labor Statistics will be used by U S Steel as base.
The passage notes that wage variations depend on the bureau's statistics which rise or fall by five percent. Figures are produced by experts under Commissioner Isador Lubin and updated quarterly with studies of prices of commodities rents and other essentials for workers.
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