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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
2
The Chronicle-Telegram advert rates section outlines cash and discount rates, line counts, and delivery expectations. It specifies minimum charges, deadlines for same day ads, and limitations on responsibility for errors in telephone or multi-insertion ads. It notes out of town orders require cash and that ads are edited per classification standards.
A card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Frank Ketchum and John Ketchum expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of their daughter and sister Berthabeth. The notice lists several local businesses and services in a cluttered printed ad context.
Legal notice references a civil case against Soph Reeter and details a hearing date in November 1933. Includes a proposed amendment to repeal section 9 of article II or XV of the Ohio constitution regarding prohibition, with official validation by Secretary of State George S. Myers and dated September 1935.
The United Democratic Women of Lorain County hold their third quarterly gathering in La Grange on October 7 with a noon dinner at the M. Eu church. An afternoon program at the high school auditorium features music by local talent, a talk by Mrs. Mary Beard on trousers and skirts in politics, and an address by Congressman Stephen A. Young on the high life of the last Congress.
Local society pages record dinners and visits among Oberlin residents and families. Rev McAlpine moves to the Methodist parsonage, P T A banquet at Avon, sewing club luncheon, various Sunday entertainments, bridge clubs, and a memorial service for Mrs A H Rahmer. Birthday cards for Mrs Spicer and many guests visiting from Cleveland and Elyria.
Miss Frances Lee visits her brother in Geneva. Paul Serette hosts his sister and family from Toledo. The Derilers and Hesses visit Lee Dertiler of Norwalk. Amanda Jolson is in critical condition. Leon Hastings has his house painted. The Wilsons return from a long trip through New York State. Baptist church members plan a fellowship supper Friday evening.
Spencer notes visitors from West Virginia Cleveland Oak Harbor and Akron share weekends with local families including the Toby Wood and Auble households. YWCA officers elected 1934 and church group plans outlined. Shorty Dill recovering. many from Spencer attend homecoming and bridge club events with varied visits to Akron Chatham and Toledo.
Wellington plans a county wide birthday celebration for Comrade Eli Cooper the village’s last Civil War veteran. The gala in the post room on October 18 will invite Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans from Oberlin Lorain and Elyria.
Charles MacLaren and Mrs Firestone left Sunday by car for Chicago to attend the World’s Fair and American Legion Convention. Homer Sooy and family visited Wooster Fair. Spencer Baptist church meetings continue with large attendance. F L Moore and two Akron children were Sunday visitors in H C Moore’s home. Ida Chubb funeral services held in Verville Michigan. relatives attended. Bertha Brinker and family in Chatham. Ernie Pitts hosted Sunday supper. Karl Weidrick visited Harold Dill in Huntington. Belle Bradley and Lester visit Roy and Mrs Bradley in Oberlin. Maud Hendricks of River Corners spent Sunday with Arlagh Hendricks.
The first Church Night Supper of the year at the Methodist Church in Lalomie drew a large crowd. Tables set for 46 guests featured fall bouquets, with Miss May Robson supervising the program. Performances included L. C. Brovcort’s group singing and piano by Miss Mary Fox, a trio with Eleanor and Elizabeth Robson and Edwin Robson, readings by Lyle Burgart, Hawaiian guitar by Doris and Myron Jackson, and singing by Donald Terrell and Dorothy Terrell. A skit “The Old Maid's Lament” by Edith Whitney Maxine Mills and Mary McCool, with Mildred Brevoort on violin, followed.
A church circle greeted Mrs. Frank Warren and Mrs. C I Jamieson as special guests for an evening gathering. The two had missed recent meetings due to illness and death, and their attendance Tuesday made the occasion particularly joyous for the group.
The first meeting of the year for the Friendship Guild of the Congregational church will be held Monday evening at Mrs William Bennett's home. The membership committee is inviting younger women of the church to attend.
Mrs George Bassett hosted Circle 1 of the Ladies Aid Society at her Prospect Street residence with 25 ladies attending games and contests organized by Mrs Carl Townsend. Prizes went to Mrs Rose Beckley and Miss Mabel Clark as Mrs Townsend served refreshments in green and white.
Talk welcomed Reverend and Mrs. Jones back and bespoke for them the hearty support and co operation of the church and community. The dance sponsored by the Carlisle Center Parent-Teachers Association drew 75 couples at Nuhn's Barn. The Midnight Revellers orchestra and James Resar contributed to the evening. The door prize went to Herbert Swiers of Amherst. Executive Board of East Carlisle PTA to meet with president A H Goodspeed at East Carlisle School on Friday. Several residents visited relatives in Akron and Ridgeville for birthday celebrations and social evenings.
The California Walnut Growers Association announced that shipments to Britain and Europe will reach about 1 000 bags this year, up from 960 last year. The increase follows a recent trade survey and reflects growing international demand for California walnuts.
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