This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1934
Page
10
Amherst Chronicle Telegram item lists address 615 Cleveland Street and contact for Mrs B A Jenne, with a note about delivery service or service complaints and a phone number 552, referencing Central Book Store on Church Street.
The October meeting of the Senior League of St Peters Evangelical church in Amherst drew about 60 attendees for parents night. Remarks by league president Alyce Nieding opened a program with songs by a quartet, a playlet cast led by Milton Hutton, and readings and sketches including The Wrong Weekend and Professor's Magic. A social hour followed with progressive games, high score won by Mrs. Bortner, then refreshments and group singing.
Mr and Mrs Albert Michael on Lincoln street opened their home to Amherst Bible Study members last evening with 20 attendees. The session focused on spiritual study and fellowship in a community setting.
Meeting opened by Arthur Gegenheimer and led by B F Quick. Mrs. Alex Graham sang solo If I Have Christ What Wants More with piano by Mrs. Walter Frederick. Sunday services planned at Town Hall 3 PM with Rev R E Neighmour preaching under Amherst Bible Study class. Class meets next Tuesday at Lincoln Street home of Mr and Mrs Alex Taylor.
The delegation from the First Evangelical church joined the Woman's Missionary Society of Evangelical Churches of the district at Huron Evangelical church on Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. J. Finkbeiner, Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Rickel, Mrs. George Lipphardt, Mrs. Katherine Kuhn, Mrs. John Croll, Mrs. Conrad Zilch, Mrs. Ludolph Kreeger, Mrs. John Brill, and Miss Tena Jacobs attended.
The village council held a quiet session in council chambers on Tuesday evening. The main feature was the passage of an ordinance regulating the sale of liquor beer and wine in line with state regulations. After bills and reports were read the meeting adjourned.
Eight ladies gathered at Mrs. W. V. Marshall's home for an all day Hickory Tree Grange meeting. They began with a tureen dinner and spent the afternoon making a quilt. Next Tuesday evening a boosters night will be held open to the public with Dr. Grills of Lorain as speaker on European farming affairs.
Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland meets at Odd Fellows Hall while Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars gathers at Masonic Hall. The Brotherhood of St Peter's Evangelical church holds its October meeting at church parlors. A good attendance is desired.
The annual birthday party of the Woman's Union of St Peter's Evangelical Church will be held at the church social hall. Members are invited to bring guests for an afternoon of refreshments and fellowship.
A meeting will be held at the church parlors Thursday afternoon with the hope of a strong attendance from community members and organizations.
The Pythian Sisters met at KF of P Hall Tuesday evening. A report by Mrs. C A Lauer on last week’s Cleveland convention was highlighted. A social bout followed with the September club led by chairman Mrs. A C Kreeger.
Mrs A K Jenne and Mrs Marion Barnard attended the County WCTU convention held Tuesday at the First Methodist church in Elyria.
Good attendance at the Men s Club gathering in church parlors Tuesday evening. J Jacobs state agent of the Aid Association for Lutherans spoke on insurance in general.
The Young Peoples department met at church parlors Tuesday to map plans for the coming year. John Fleming left Monday for Columbus Ohio to enter Ohio State University. H H Hamiston and Mrs Dar bey of Birmingham visited Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Lehman.
Social notes from Town Line list Franks Jones and family visiting the Gesberger family in Victoria and Mrs A Bernath at church in LaPorte with Rev Paul Brown preaching there this year. Edith Tran Ruth and Ruth Jones toured Oberlin Friday. Home Maker Club met at Mrs Walter Baker in Grafton with 16 present. Edith Tran presided. rug making discussed. next meeting set for Oct 24 at Mrs Stuart’s River Road home. cafeteria lunch at noon.
Oberlin Grange No. 1003 held its annual inspection alongside the bi monthly meeting on Tuesday. Deputy Master Frank Mason of Ridgeville led the inspection. visitors from Huntington Grange attended. One candidate received initiatory work while the Ladies' Degree team scored perfectly on ritualistic display. Mrs. Jessie Kimpton resigned as captain. Delegates to the Ohio State Grange were elected, and plans were made for Oberlin Window Fair parade participation. A short program followed with a song, a reading, a health talk, and two duets, then light refreshments. The next meeting is Tuesday October 9.
Mrs Della Hahn attended a Class 15 party in the Oberlin First Methodist Episcopal church ladies parlor Monday evening. The event served as a farewell courtesy to Mrs Charles F V McBride, retiring pastor’s wife, with Mrs Gay presiding and a short program enjoyed by attendees. A lovely gift was presented to the guest of honor.
Byron Seely and family spent Sunday with their Amherst relatives, while Mr and Mrs Fred Wornhs visited their daughter in Youngstown from Friday to Monday. Morris Tran of Sandusky joined them at home here. Ruth Tones and Maybelle Tran attended Grange Rooster night in La Grange Saturday. John Mohler and family were also listed as spending time locally.
Thursday at Litchfield the community notes Mrs. Harry Swarts spent Tuesday at Wooster. Erwin and Leland Howard were in Elyria Friday. Miss Ruth Tran and brother Morris joined the Howard and Tran families at Grafton to Hinkley Sunday for a picnic dinner.
An affectionate gathering honored the esteem of the class members as twenty five guests enjoyed dainty refreshments during the special hour.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Lopstine and son Richard of Wycliffe were weekend guests of Mrs Anna Berg. Football games featured Oberlin High versus Sandusky High in Sandusky with local attendance. Numerous gatherings included visits by Miss Dorry Wangerien of Baldwin Wallace University and others at family homes and for funerals. Several Mrs Bergs attended meetings and a rug making lecture at Elyria V W. Mrs Viola Berg and others attended the funeral of Mrs Elmer Fulmer.
Manhattan reports Dr. R S Smith of Kansas State College notes the black widow spider has been common in Kansas for many years. He says bites are rarely fatal with prompt medical care, the hour glass spider is not aggressive, and treatment includes antiseptics and medical attention for severe pain. Both sexes are poisonous with a red hour glass marking.
Mustard plasters may be applied to fire swept acres of Montana forest and downslope areas to prevent flood erosion. Foresters in Missoula consider adopting the California revegetation method after learning how mustard weed proved effective in flood-control in burned regions.
A compact proverb states that harming others does not improve one's own character or standing. It emphasizes moral contrast between actions and self-improvement. The line cautions against judging by appearances or attempting to cleanse guilt through
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.