Amherst by Mrs. B A Jenne notices at 615 Cleveland St
Community notice from Mrs. B A Jenne lists contact numbers 615 Cleveland Street for reader inquiries and services.
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B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1936
Page
12
Oberlin Glee Club Presents Sacred Concert in Amherst
Oberlin College Men's Glee Club gave a sacred music concert at Amherst Congregational Church directed by J. E. Wilker and J. Warren Willhide. Program includes Elgar As Poor In, Gluck Buck, Kemseri Thanassising Prayer, Bordniansky Cheribim, and more with clarinet interlude and a closing hymn. A social hour followed in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Oberlin College Men's Glee Club
Congregational Church
J. E. Wilker
J. Warren Willhide
Elgar
T Reichardt
Hing
Gluck-Buck
Philp O. Bennett
Bordniansky
Inorak
Flarter
J Griffin
Chartest
Nielsen
iTnoraki
Hynes Delrieze
Pilgrim Fellowship Meeting Set Friday at Naller Home
The Pilgrim Fellowship group invites the adult young people to meet Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Naller for a scheduled gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Fellowship Group
Vincent Naller
Sunday School Meeting and Church Activities Notice
The Sun day School teachers and officers hold a monthly meeting at the church parlors this evening with a 6:30 Tureen supper. The church council meeting postponed to next Monday evening due to the aston service. Weekly choir rehearsal runs Friday at 7:29 pm at the church parlors. all members should attend. The annual Thanksgiving service is near Sunday morning, following the memorial service for deceased members observed Sunday morning. Mums and cut flowers placed around the altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
St Anns Society Circles Schedule Evening Meetings
Three circles of St Anns society will meet this evening. Circle one gathers with Mrs D C Yentzer on West street. Circle two meets at Mrs C G Aschenbach on Milan avenue with hostess Mrs Sylvester Deizieth on East Quarries for Circle three. The Holf Name junior group meets at club rooms at 7 30. Devotions for the Poor Souls Friday evening atTi3n.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Yentzer
West Street
C. G. Aschenbach
Milan Avenue
Sylvester Deizieth
East Quarries
Holf Name Society
Crusaders plan evening meeting and church services scheduled
The Crusaders meet at the parsonage this evening. The ladies prayer meeting is Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. J. Muth, Forest RErPeL. A praise and prayer service is Thursday morning from ten to eleven. A Thanksgiving service and program greet the church at 7:30 Thursday evening.
Church Groups Schedule Meetings This Week
The Sunday Schools teachers hold a regular meeting at the church parlors this evening. Ladies meet at Mrs George Mensel home on Cleveland avenue this afternoon. Concordia Club gathers at church parlors Tuesday evening and church council Wednesday evening. An English Thanksgiving service is at ten oclock Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mensel
Cleveland Avenue
Concordia Club
Church Council
Thanksgiving fireside service at Congregational church
A Thanksgiving service described as a fireside meeting will be held in the Congregational church parlors at 10 15 Thursday mornings. Harvest Home Festival was observed Sunday with an inspiring talk by Dr Clarence Hamilton of Oberlin Theological Seminary. The ingathering of grain fruit and vegetables was donated to Amherst Hospital and Salvation Army Lo-Tain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Clarence Hamilton
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Amherst Hospital
Salvation Army
Lo- Tain
Evangelistic Services and Society Meetings Planned
Evangelistic services at Brownhelm Evangelical church are set for Thursday and Friday evenings with a hoped for out of town speaker. The Sincerity class meets Tuesday evening at Mrs E Arndt’s home for a regular business and social gathering. The Woman's Missionary Society plans its annual Thank offering service next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm Evengelical Church
Sincerity
E. Arndt
Woman's Missionary Society
Odd Fellow Hall hosts legion auxiliary meeting and Grange supper
The legion auxiliary meets Tuesday evening at the club rooms. Hickory Tree Grange plans a Thanksgiving supper at the hall at seven o'clock, followed by a regular meeting where the third and fourth degrees will be conferred upon a class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellow
the Legion Auxiliary
Hickory Tree Grange
Bible class to meet at Baxter home on Wednesday
The Bible class will gather Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Baxter on East Street. Canned goods and vegetables will be collected for the Harvest Home Festival next Sunday and donated to the Home for the Aged in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Baxter
East Street
Elyria
Union Thanksgiving Service in Amherst at First Evangelical
The Federated Churches of Amherst hold a Union Thanksgiving Service at First Evangelical Church on Wednesday evening at 7 30. Rev Thomas Williams pastor of the Congregational church will be the speaker. All interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Federated Churches of Amherst
First Evangelical Church
Thomas Williams
Congregational Church
Admitted and Discharged Birth Notice
Mrs Alfred Sprugk of Brownhelm admitted and gave birth to a baby boy on Sunday. Mrs J M Gott of North Main street discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sprugk. Brownhelm
J. M. Gott
N. Main Street
Local social notes from Elyria area dinners and visits
Mr and Mrs George Garthe hosted Sunday dinner with William and Mrs Garthe in Elyria. Miss Margaret Berger spent the weekend at Columbus. Dr C Hamilton of Oberlin called on Brownhelm Sunday. Mr E Wickler of Ouerlin spent last evening in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
George Garthe
William Garthe
Elyria
Margaret Berger
Columbus
C. Hamilton
Oberlin
E. Wickler
Ouerlin
Amherst
Women’s Missionary Society Meets at Spencer Church
The Spencer Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Spencer Baptist church held an all day meeting led by Mrs. Malinda Naylor. A large amount of work was accomplished with a covered dish noon dinner and an afternoon business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the
Spencer Baptist Church
Malinda Naylor
Birthday Surprise Reunion Hits McCourt Family
J. T. McCourt faced a surprise when his children all returned home on his birthday Sunday evening. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCourt and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Leo McCourt and daughter Leota, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Repp and family from West Salem.
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J. T. McCourt
Howard McCourt
Leo McCourt
Leota
Glenn Repp
West Salem
Alice Low M E division holds November meeting
Alice Low M E division and their advisors Mrs. Charles Tou by and Mrs. John Koontz met Thursday evening with Mrs. Ray Aldrich. A splendid attendance and a good amount of work was accomplished. Social time followed the business meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Coomer, Mrs. Clement Aubie and Mrs. Lowell Coomer. The group will meet in December to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Low
Luella Wolf Takes Sixth Birthday Party In Spencer
Mrs Cecil Wolf hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her daughter Luella s sixth birthday with games and lunch for guests Eve Iya Wolf Margie Hoglebarger Irma Berry Donna Yeagler Laur el DeLong and Doris Yeagier. Spencer firemen hosted a banquet at K P Hall for trustees councilmen and wives who aided at the annual carnival about sixty dined a three course meal prepared by the Pythian Sisters of Liberty Bell Temple and Fire Chief Bates of Elyria gave a talk. The event was described as a social evening with all in attendance enjoying themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Wolf
Luella
Eve Iya Wolf
Margie Hoglebarger
Irma Berry
Donna Yeagler
Laurel DeLong
Doris Yeagier
Spencer
K. P. Hall
Pythian Sisters of Liberty Bell Temple
Bates
Elyria
Women Volunteers to Meet for Sewing Session
Mesdames Will Moore and Wal ter B Owen and the M. E. Volunteers group will gather on Tuesday evening November 24 at Mrs. Ora Firestone’s home to sew. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Will Moore
Walter B Owen
M. E
Ora Firestone
Duran Hosts Dinner For Friends And Relatives
Mr and Mrs Steve Duran entertained numerous friends and relatives at their home. Attendees included Steve Duran Jr Martin Prok Mary Pochomis Albert Resick John Gamary Andy Gamary Lakewood E A Mayher Benny Baker Cleveland Joseph Glaydurn Ava and Belle Valley residents Marge Irene Duran and Mrs Baker helped prepare the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Duran
Steve Duran, Jr
Martin Prok
Mary Pochomis
Albert Resick
John Gamary
Andy Gamary
Lakewood
E. A. Mayher
Benny Baker
Cleveland
Joseph Glaydurn
Ernest Schott
Ava
Carol Fraig
Belle Vailer
Marge
Irene Duran
Baker
Social Visits Highlight Norwalk and Cleveland Trips
Mrs Alfred Fuller visited Norwalk Friday with sister Mrs Helen Berry. Mrs Milton Wolf spent Thursday in Cleveland visiting her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Leslie Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Fuller
Norwalk
Helen Berry
Milton Wolf
Cleveland
Leslie Fuller
Birthday Picnic for Mrs. Owen Walters in Elyria
Mrs. Owen Walters enjoyed a surprise birthday anniversary as fifteen relatives gathered Friday evening. Relatives Edwin Walters, Mr and Mrs Charles Walters and two children, Mr and Mrs Yarry Hendricks and two sons, Mr and Mrs Warren Walters and two children, all of Elyria, attended and presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Walters
Edwin Walters
Charles Walters
Yarry Hendricks
Warren Walters
Elyria
Local visitors and club activities in town
Mr and Mrs Ernest Shott and two children from Ara stayed with Mr and Mrs Steve Dura p. Laura Wilson and her son Donald from Barberton visited the area. The Pythian Sisters plan a bazaar and supper soon. Frank Allen missed school with a sore foot after injuring it while nails caused infection. Mrs John Firestone hosts Thimble Sisters meeting November 24 with Mesdames E W Brown and Roy Brouse. lunch by the entertaining committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Shott
Edward
Norman
Ara
Steve Durap
Laura Wilson
Donald
Barberton
N. E
John Firestone
Thimble Sisters
Mesdames
E. W. Brown
Roy Brouse
Local residents host and visit across Medina area
Mrs Cecil Wolf and daughter visit Medina to see Mr Mantz recovering from a work injury. Dr W A Kuncderer and son Paul of Akron stay with the Nelsons. Numerous families travel to Mansfield Akron Wadsworth and NorWalk for family visits and caregiving.
Morning Glory club hosts card night at Heckels home
Mrs Lawrence Heckel welcomed Morning Glory club members to a Saturday gathering at their Avon home. Prizes were awarded with first going to Mrs Louis Dechant, second to Mrs William Fisher, and third to Mrs Andrew Mittendorf. Lunch followed and the group will meet again in two weeks hosted by Mrs J J Weiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Lawrence Heckel
Morning Glory
Louis Dechant
William Fisher
Andrew Mittendorf
J. J. Weiler
Dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Christ
Mr and Mrs Arthur Christ entertained a dinner at their home on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Wilhelm and family of Elyria and friends from Cleveland. NEWS NOTES Mr and Mrs E Boepple and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Christ
John Wilhelm
Elyria
Cleveland
Mildred
Poison list haunts Hollywood stars and flares of gossip
Hollywood gossip recalls the poison list naming stars derided for bad pictures or publicity. Janet Gaynor and Jean Harlow briefly avoided the fate, while shifts in type or new roles revived careers. Anecdotes on Durante, Tracy, Blondell, Powell, and others punctuate the era’s talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
John Gilbert
Talking Pictures
M-G-M
Jean Harlow
Jean
Janet Gaynor
Janet
Miss Gaynor
Suzy
Miss Harlow
Kipton Girl Weds in Elyria Shower Honor
Mrs Otto Gerat attended a miscellaneous shower for her daughter Carolyn at The Gables Elyria given by Elyria Telephone employees on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Otto Gerat
Carolyn
Birthday dinner honors Mrs E L Ober with guests
Mrs. E L Ober hosted a Sunday dinner for her birthday with guests including Mrs. William McConnell and family of Pittsfield Mrs A E Hares of Wellington Mrs C D Seeley and children of Brighton Mrs Paul Earl and daughter Mrs L E Radcliffe Mrs William Jackson and family Mrs F A Ingersoll and son and Miss Cora Hungerford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Ober
William McConnell
Pittsfield
A. E. Hares
Wellington
C. D. Seeley
Brighton
Paul Earl
L. E. Radcliffe
William Jackson
F. A. Ingersoll
Cora Hungerford
Community Notes From Ashland To Riga Michigan
Carl Deeds Lyndon Geist Darvidgon and Leonard Davidson attend a Future Farmer of America meeting in Ashland Tuesday evening. The baby son Dorp to Mr and Mrs Paul Sandroch born at Allen hospital. The Young Woman's sewing club fundraiser at the town hall on Wednesday evening. Mrs W D Davidson awarded the quilt. Mrs F E Sharp and daughter Madge and granddaughter Gail visited farmers sister Mrs John Bartholomew and family of Riga Michigan. Mrs Sarah Calkins and Mrs Clayton Chrysler visited Mrs V J Taylor of Elyria. Mrs C C Deeds spent Tuesday evening with friends in Mansfield. Paul Weber Mrs Mary S Bavd and Mrs Lamb and Ruth Ann Mar of Cleveland were week-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Wolf
Medina
Jay Mantz
Mr. Mantz
W. A. Kuncderer
Paul
Akron
N. M. Nelson
Simon Rice
Mansfield
Leonard Bridges
Victor Haines
Litchfield
Joe Prowand
Frank Sprouse
Wretha
Will Huntsberzer
Charles Waiters
West Mair
Charles
North Street
Williams
Rice
Stanley Wright
Nor Walk
Ella Armstrong
Wakeman
Evelyn Fusselman
Margaret Bridges
Walter Boone
Sullivan
D. Myers
Burke
Ashland
Sam Woods
Albert Archer
Wadsworth
Blair Young
Irena Auble
Beatrice Nelson
G. L. Emerson
A. R. Miller
Lucile
Gladys Norris
Cambridge
Carl Deeds
Lyndon Geist
Junior Darvidgon
Leonard Davidson
Future Farmer of America
Paul Sandroch
Dorp
Allen Hospital
Sendas
Young Woman's Sewing Club
Town Hall
Wasa l
W. D. Davidson
F. FE. Sharp
Madge
Gail
John Bartholomew
Fanny
Riga
Michigan
Sarah Calkins
Clayton Chrysler
V. J. Taylor
Elyria
C. C. Deeds
Kenneth Carpenter
Killbuck
Film comedians were actors in early cinema era
Article notes a 1936 McNaught Syndicate piece stating film comedians functioned as actors, reflecting industry views on performer roles during the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coprrizhi
McNaught Syndicate
Baptists Host Junior Party at Church Tuesday
The Baptist church junior boys and girls plan their weekly party at the church Tuesday evening. Geraldine Fitch and Wade Dudley will lead the program with Mildred visiting Cleveland relatives as guests of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Geraldine Fitch
Wade Dudley
Modes and Manners etiquette Q and A
The article answers manners questions. Butter bread by breaking a piece and buttering it on the bread and butter plate with no buttering on hands or tablecloth. Serve half a small melon to each person. large melons require a single slice as a portion. Address an old family servant by their first name in letters, such as My dear Harry or My dear Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.S
Weber Family and Elyria Visitors Leave Local Impressions
End guests of the former's parents Mr and Mrs J N Weber. Grant Parker of Elyria called on his aunt Miss Flossie Loser Sunday afternoon. Mrs Georgia Mayfield and sister Bertha and mother Mrs George Weirs and granddaughter of Elyria were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs S J Davidson. Mr and Mrs Barry Weber of Oberlin and Mr and Mrs Albert Pias of Elsha were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs J N Weber. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Beam and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Weber
Grant Parker
Elyria
Flossie Loser
Georgia Mayfield
Bertha
George Weirs
S. J. Davidson
Barry Weber
Oberlin
Albert Pias
Elsha
Kenneth Beam
Local visitors and weekend guests listed in area social notes
A sequence of social mentions lists visitors in Henrietta, Wakeman, Pittsfield and Wooster. Dale Sune of Henrietta visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morgan, while Mrs. Harry Chrysler and Mrs. Sarah Calkins joined Wake man guests. E L Ober stayed with the J.McConnell family in Pittsfield, and Alene Hickey spent the Wooster weekend. Westlake, Jesse Mellor and F A Perkins were supper guests of Mrs. P E Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son Dale
Henrietta
Ralph Morgan
Harry Chrysler
Elyria
Sarah Calkins
Clayton Chrysler
Ehudrey
Wakeman
E. L. Ober
James McConnell
Pittsfield
Alene Hickey
Wooster
Westlake
Jesse Mellor
F. A. Perkins
P. E. Harding
Indian Juror First of Kind on California Superior Court Panel
In Ukiah California Gus Hughes a Potter Valley Indian became the first Indian accepted to serve on a California superior court jury. The panel included six bi Indians with four challenged and the fifth not called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Cal
Gus Hughes
Potter Valley
Califernia
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Middle Ave
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ST. Paut
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Evangelistic Services
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Eagles
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Ase
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Union Service
Hospital News
WHMS
M. E. Division
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Avon Heckels
Mrs. E. Boepple
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Durante
Lee Tracy
Honolulu
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Dick Powell
Powell
Joan
Norman Scott
Irving
Miss Blondell
Stan Laurel
Adolphe Menjou
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Mary Sbavid
Lamb
Ruth Ann Mar
Elyria Dairies
Lake Ave
D. M
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East 2Nd Street
Unis
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