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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1933
Page
2
The Chronicle Telegram outlines cash and contract ad rates with a minimum 15 cent charge and 10 cent per line daily, noting out of town orders require cash and pledging accuracy and classed editing standards. Pet listings include BIRDS DOGS CATS PETS and specific ad text such as terriers and Boston terrier for sale with 73 cent mention.
Listings show Pomeranian puppies four months, fox terrier pups, love birds including canaries at $1, plus reduced cash rates for swap ads. Also items like a Hercules pipeless furnace, types, and miscellaneous goods with contact hints and locations.
Open for inspection 1 to 4 pm. Six room modern house at Berridge Street with suburb access. Also furnished rooms with private bath at 102 Malcolm Ct and River Street offerings including porch and light. Tires and auto accessories advertised with used tires in all sizes.
Part of a family home available with 6 modern rooms, hardwood floors, newly decorated. Located near Fifth Street. Monthly rent. Contact phone number 8431 for details.
Rochester officials report the village council approved lighting streets two hours nightly after months of dark streets due to funds shortage. Township school board adjourned with bills debated and bonds nearly paid off, signaling no new bonds. Community briefs note visitors, neighbors, and farm work as harvests continue.
Elmer Johnson Post 118 American Legion met at Town Hall with J C Donnelly elected commander and a full cabinet named. Installs planned for Elyria posts. toy shop and Empty Stocking Club events ahead. Armistice Day program at Amherst Public School noted. Senior Hi chapel highlights and various local club notices follow.
H J Berrodin Akron grand master of the Grand Aerie of Eagles and former president will give two talks in Amherst Monday evening. He will address the business men's meeting and later an open Eagles meeting. The Eagles' regular gathering begins at seven with a public session at eight. Sunday school and a party at the Clift Cowie home are noted, with residents enjoying music and refreshments.
Mrs A K Jenne Miss Christina Jacobs and Mrs F M Hopkins attended the annual County W W W C T U convention held at the Brownhelm Congregational church Friday. Nearly 100 attended the morning and afternoon sessions. St Paul Lutheran Church to observe Mission Sunday with English service at ten and German at eleven led by Rev Paul Kiehnhans and an evening service at 7:30 with Rev William Schubert. Special music and missions offering planned. First Evangelical choir to perform as Rev Ricket launches a study of the Gospel of St John with eight groups and verse roll call. Young People to elect officers during Sunday School. Royal Neighbors meet hosted by Mrs Gil Anderson and Mrs Charles Corbett with Bunco winners Miss Margaret Schneider and Mrs Fred Fazer. Luncheon for 16 members and three guests.
During worship at St Peter's Evangelical church the Sun day School officers and two new teachers Earl Kane and Mr Boner will be installed by Rev C E Schmit The choir under F C Moore will sing To Thee My God and Saviour and Jesus Never Fails with solo by Miss Hilda Krier Legion Auxiliary Meeting Elmer Johnson post 11178 will meet at the lesson rooms Tuesday evening A practice of installation will be held at the Elyria legion room
Mrs Otto Knoble of Henrietta welcomed members of the Needlecraft Club to her home Thursday afternoon. Autumn blooms adorned the rooms as needlework and social chat filled the gathering.
Mrs. Ward Baker and daughter Nancy hosted afternoon entertainment for 19 members and guests. Miss Anna Mollison and Mrs. Grace Binting led the Queen Esther class gathering at Mrs. Casper Date’s Park avenue home with games and contests and a Haleoween themed luncheon served by the hostess.
Local social notes from Henrietta recount visits and guests across Oberlin Elyria and nearby towns. The list includes Edna Bates heading to Chicago for the World's Fair with Milton Parrish, multiple calls at the Bauman and Portman homes, and numerous Sunday gatherings featuring families such as the Reussers, Cooks, Haents, Bear Bradleys, Buchs Borns, and Ungers. Many trips to Cleveland and Elyria are noted, with extended visits by Emma Heidt and others.
Smith and son of Wooster were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Born and family. Gust Danby of Lakewood and Barbara Angerabach visited Mr. and Mrs. John Geissendoerter. John Bauman Jr. and Ardith called on Rev. and Mrs. Christ Bauman of Berea. Louik Delerfield visited the Rela family. Jack Haens and Henry Fleman joined supper guests of the Geissendoerter and Fleman households. Abersold and Clara from South Amherst called, as Christ Bauman visited Cleveland. Earl Shedd and Robert visited Detroit relatives of Mrs. Shedd. Barbara Fralley and Don Lawless of Vermilion visited Mrs. Edna Unger. Melvin Unger and baby were in Elyria on business. Jean Court of Oberlin spent the weekend with the Wallaces. Harold Coates accompanied Mrs. Walter Walker and Alvah to Springfield to visit the Rebecca and Odd Fellow Home. Henry Fieman and George Page hosted Amherst and Berlin Heights guests. Ralph McDowell, Charles Cook, Harold Saunders and families entertained at the Sanders home in Amherst.
West Ridge residents recount a birthday surprise for Mrs. Etta Brown hosted at her son Harvey Browns Elyria home. A decorated dining room, a large green and gold cake, and gifts marked the day with family and friends from Elyria. More notices cover Ladies' Aid Society, Parent Teachers meeting, Carlisle Grange activities, and local social updates.
Elyria residents attend church meetings and social events at St Pauls Church Elyria. Families visit relatives on Oberlin road and LaPorte. Margaret and Marian Pallas elected delegate and alternate to the Cleveland Regional Conference at Lorain October 23 24. Funeral held for Lucy Jackson of Carlisle. W H Hart family attends.
Rural Welfare league gathered at Mrs. Fred Witzen’s home on Tuesday afternoon for a brief business session and quilting block sewing. November meeting planned with Mrs. Louis Spiegleberg on Town Line Road. attendees included Mrs. Mary Knittle, Mrs. Louis Spiegleberg, Mrs. John Dellefield, Mrs. Cora Foster, Mrs. Elizabeth Grills, Irma Spiegleberg, Mrs. Edna Witzen, and Mrs. Ruby Witzen. Also noted are Gladys Freeland, Anna Haag, Roberta Freeland, Walter Haag, and Carl Haag visiting near Chicago.
A group gathered at Donald Fridenstien's home Sunday to celebrate his birthday with a hamburger dinner and games. Attendees included Hazel and Helen Smith, Ruth Shipley, Helen and Richard Dellifield, John and Anna Schotishe, Glenn and Maude Fridenstien, and Jean Fridenstien. The Murray Ridge School program Friday featured Oliver Schubert, Bruce Eppley, Christine Higgins, Doris Nichols, Helen Pitecock, Arthur Haag, Margarete Freeland, Mary Turvan Donovan Beal, and William Young. Mothers attended. Also noted were visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Fridenstien to E. C. Shubert and Oliver, plus Miss Ida Derck visiting A. J. Derck.
Frederick D. Pollard Jr., son of famed football star Fritz Pollard, joins Brown University freshman ranks after 17 years since his father’s Brown days. At six feet and 175 pounds he outmatches the elder Pollard, who was 5 foot 7 and 155, and he captained a Chicago school eleven last fall while also pursuing track.
Springfield Massachusetts report recalls Mrs. John H. Smith who bought a patchword quilt in Patricksburg Indiana thirteen years ago for 30 dollars. At the Eastern States Exposition the quilt won first prize in the antique division worth 50 dollars. The quilt had previously earned awards totaling 100 dollars.
Canada's fish week runs from October 30 to November 4 after the 18th annual Canadian Fisheries Association meeting in Montreal. The association will launch a Dominion wide publicity campaign urging Canadians to eat more fish.
Greenfield Mass. there lives a real daughter of the American Revolution Mrs Caroline P Randall aged 84 born of Stephen Hansam’s second marriage as a boy of 15 he carried water to the soldiers at Burkef Hill a historic family record in town residents ethics and heritage
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