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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1936

Page

10

Pythian Sisters Nominate Officers in Amherst Meet

The Pythian Sisters held a Tuesday evening meeting with 23 members. Officers were nominated led by excellent chief Eva Miller and trustee Jane Wasem. A social hour followed with a lottery and prizes for several members. The group plans supper for the 62nd anniversary and will honor Knights with 50 years of membership.

Amherst Pythian Sisters Mary Keller Fremont Ethel Pretch Eva Miller Lillian Miller Wilmah Egeland June Carter Florence Guild Jessie McGhee Ethel Pietch Sophia Rubel Mildred Hutton Evelyn Raesler Jane Wasem Grand Temple Edith Ehrman Mildred Moebius Bernice Carter Lotto Monzer Mary Brucker Egeland Edith Hoffner E. Moebius

Scouts Court of Honor and church meetings listed for tonight

The Boy Scouts district announces a Court of Honor and supper at St. Joseph's school hall this evening. Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars holds a regular meeting with initiation and reception, followed by a social hour. The cottage prayer meeting at First Evangelical church convenes at Mr. and Mrs. Lange's Mill avenue home. Foursquare church presides over a praise and prayer service at 7 30. Women's Union circles at G Peters Evangelical meet Thursday. Circle 2 hosts at Mrs Krieg Maple avenue. Missionary Endeavor of St Paul Lutheran meets Thursday afternoon in church parlors.

Boy Scouts St. Joseph's School Hall Stone City Eastern Stars First Evangelical Church Fred Lange Mill Avenue Foursquare Circle Women’s Union G. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church John Wiegand Forest Street C. H. Ernst Fred Krieg Maple Avenue William Lange St. Paul Lutheran Church

Death of Mrs. Katherine Northeim at 95 in Cleveland area

Word arrived in Amherst on Thursday of the death of Mrs. Katherine Northeim at her son Carl’s home in Cleveland. She would have turned 95 in December and was born in Germany before immigrating to America as a child. Her parents settled north of Amherst, and she lived in the Amherst area until moving to Cleveland about 18 years ago.

Amherst Katherine Northeim Carl Cleveland

Property sold to church. parish school to be built on site

Land to Hore with her son was sold to St. Joseph's church. The building was moved to house a new parochial school. Funeral rites will be held from the home of her niece Mrs. Joan Deuschle Franklin aeyviue at two o'clock Thursday afternoon, a Cleveland pastor officiating. Burial will follow in the family lot at Cleveland avenue cemetery.

Hore

Friday gatherings announced for local clubs and groups

Circle one of the Congregational church will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs. J B Avery’s Park Avenue home. Mrs. John Michael will host Cloverleaf Club Friday afternoon. Mrs Julia Heller on Church Street will entertain the Yo man’s Benefit Association Friday evening. Other Friday events include Elmer Johnson Post American Legion and Junior Walther League of St Paul Lutheran Church.

Congregational Church J. B. Avery Park Avenue John Michael Cloverleaf Club Julia Heller Church Street Yoman’s Benefit Association Elmer Johnson Post The American Legion Walther League

Local residents relocate homes on Spring and Jackson streets

Mr and Mrs Frank Ward and family leave Peabody property on Spring street for a newly erected home on Jackson street. Mr and Mrs M V Peabody move from Cleveland avenue to the Spring street residence. Mr and Mrs Herman Trson and family relocate from Lorain to a newly purchased home from Mrs Peter Short, who moves to Norwalk.

Frank Ward Peabody Spring Street Jackson Street M. V. Peabody Cleveland Avenue Herman Trson Lorain Peter Short Norwalk

Village Council weighs stopping outdoor privy sales

The council held a regular session at Town Hall Tuesday evening to discuss halting sales of outdoor privies to outside interests. A motion urged Major Cooper to contact the seller in the village with existing sanitary sewers. Plans were made for Wer ner Zilch to scrape Woodhill drive Forest street and Mill avenue. Meeting adjourned after reports and bill approvals.

Town Hall Cooper Werner Zilch Woodhill Drive Forest Street Mill Avenue

Oberlin Glee Club to sing at Congregational church

The Oberlin College Men's Glee Club will present a sacred music concert Sunday evening at 7 30 at the Congregational church. It is sponsored by the church Young People's organizations. Hospital notices list admissions for Mrs John Gotts and Michael Horvath of Lorain and N Main street, with Frank Wetzel of Toledo discharged.

Oberlin College Men’s Glee Club Congregational Church Young Peoples’ Organizations John Gotts N. Mainstreet Michael Horvath Lorain Frank Wetzel Toledo

Grafton Chapter O E S Dedicates Emblem In Event

Lyndor Chapter O E S dedicated a new emblem written by Mrs Frances Woodruff Monday evening with Leon Sehman in charge. Attendees from Grafton included numerous members and relatives. A birthday party followed at Mr and Mrs William Buckingham for his 75th birthday with eight children present.

Grafton William Buckingham

Attends National Grange Convention in Columbus

Leon Lehman, a delegate to the 70th National Grange convention, attended sessions in Columbus with Mrs. Lehman and Mrs. F. E. Shriver. Mrs. Shriver took part in juvenile lecturers and conferences, and the Lehman couple, Mrs. Shriver, and Mabel Knechtges received the Cementer Degree before returning home Thursday evening.

Leon Lehman National Grange Columbus Lehman F. E. Shriver Shriver Mabel Knechtges

Gratton Lodge Confers Third Degree On Three

LOO. O. F. confers the third degree on three candidates Monday evening. Harrys Neff Clifford McGill and Clarence Fiew become new members. Following the degree, refreshments were served.

I. Co. O. F. Lodge of Gratton Harrys ‘Neff Clifford McGill Clarence Fiew

Elyria Notices Include Visitors Injured Birth At Hospital

Mr and Mrs Chester Jackson of Elyria called at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Hake. Mrs Lewis Kinnect sustained injuries in a fall at her home recently. A daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Anthony Glowiski at the Elyria hospital.

Chester Jackson Elyria Harry Hake Lewis Kinnect Anthony Glowiski Elyria Hospital

Social Calls At The Bakers Home On Weekend

Saturday visitors included Elza Durkee and grandson Lee, Mrs. Orin Durkee and son Duane from North Eaton, and H L Wilson from Elrria. On Sunday evening guests were Jim Sayers, Frances Dutneil, and Minnie Zacharias.

Walter Baker Elza Durkee Lee Orin Durkee Duane North Eaton H. L. Wilson Elrria Jim Sayers Frances Dutneil Minnie Zacharias

Beebe Delivers Talk at Home of the Aged Service

Rev. Geo Beebe spoke at the Home of the Aged in Elsina where Rev Beebe and several attendees including Mrs Beebe Mrs Franklin Rust Miss Agnes Angle Mrs Elizabeth Schwarer and Mrs Mary Ruder joined an afternoon worship service on Sunday.

George Beebe Franklin Rust Agnes Angle Elizabeth Schwarer Mary Ruder Home of the Elsina Geo. Beebe

Recital Honors and Weekend Visits Across Wellington Area

Mr and Mrs Flord Zacharias attend nephew Leland Martins piano recital at Congregational church Wellington with sister Vivian on organ. Numerous relatives visit homes and share meals across Wellington Elyria Lorain Cleveland Akron LaGrange and Lisbon over weekend with greetings and family events.

Flord Zacharias and Leland Martin Wellington Leland Vivian

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