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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1934
Page
10
A Chronicle Telegram news correspondent lists delivery service options and complaints contact for Amherst at 615 Cleveland Street ALES KH A JENNE with phone 3822 and Central Book Store on Church Street reachable by phone 6524.
The Amherst O meeting notes establish the official board will meet the first Wednesday each month after prayer, with the initial session on October 17. Founders and Donor Day at Elyria Home for the Aged draws several locals Tuesday, where Dr. Louis Wright, Baldwin Wallace College president, will speak. Mite Society meets at the church, and the missionary meeting is postponed to Friday October 19 at Mrs. Mattie Sanders’s home with Miss Alice Hurlbut assisting. A reception for Rev. R C Jensen and family, hosted by South Amherst M and E Church, is planned Friday evening at the South Amherst church with a general get together and a splendiferous program.
Sunday services honored local Sunday School teachers with morning worships at individual churches and a 7:30 joint service at St Peter's Evangelical church. The program featured an installation address by Dr Clarence Craig of Oberlin School of Theology, choir anthem, and teacher recognitions amid autumn floral decor.
The Intermediate League will meet in church parlors on Tuesday evening. The regional conference of Evangelical churches in this district will be at West Side Evangelical on Wednesday and Thursday. Delegates include Women's Union Wiss Marie Wilhelm Senior League Wiss Frances Sahiers Sunday School Walter Jaeger and Rev C E Sehmidt. Choir rehearsal is at 7 30 Friday evening. Catechetical class meets at nine o'clock Saturday morning.
Sunday School teachers meet at the church parlors tonight. Concordia Clan business and social gathering set for Tuesday at the church parlors. Rev R C Bosse to attend.
The North Ohio Pastory conference convenes Tuesday through Thursday at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Cleveland. A catechetical class meets Saturday at nine for instruction. Mission Sunday observance is next Sunday. Rev Single of Dover speaks at 10 and 11 AM English and German services. Rev Schumm of Elyria speaks at 7:20 PM. Special music by the choir and Sunday School children.
The Altar-Rosary society will sponsor a box social at the school hall this evening inviting all parish ladies. The Par ent-Teacher Association of the parochial school will meet Tuesday afternoon at the school hall. Third and fourth grades taught by Sister Treseta will present a program. Holy Name society deanery meeting at eight tonight at the local school hall with Albert Schmitz of Elyria Avenue hosting Group 3 Thursday evening.
The Amherst Bible Study Class meets at 7 30 Tuesday evening at 146 Lincoln Street the home of Mr and Mrs Alex Taylor. Anyone interested is invited. Following the study hour plans will be made to organize an un denominational Gospel Center. Meetings will be held each Sunday afternoon in connection with the Amherst Bible Study Class. An inspiring Town Hall meeting Sunday afternoon featured Rev R E Neighbor Elyria preaching about 50 attendees.
The first meeting of the new school year for the Public School Parent-Teacher Association is tonight in the school auditorium with the new officers presiding. Open house runs 7 to 7:30 followed by the business session and a program led by the Happy Stitchers 4-H Club under Mrs. Jacob Krie. Supt Powers will introduce the faculty and Fr Penton of the school board will discuss the school levy.
The Young People’s department meets at the church at 7:30. The mid week prayer service is at the church Wednesday evening with the official board meeting nearby. The Loyal Workers class meets at Miss Rosetta Miller’s home on Middle Ridge Thursday afternoon. The choir meets at the church at 7:30 Thursday evening.
The Hickory Tree Grange holds a regular meeting at the Grange Hall on Milan Avenue Tuesday evening. A public feature will be a talk by Dr. Grills of Lorain on farming conditions in Europe.
The Masked Racketeer a former bandit linked with the Anti-Salon League will speak at the Congregational church at 7 30 Thursday evening All interested may attend The Missionary Society will hold its October meeting at the parsonage Friday afternoon
Rev and Mrs R C Bosse hosted a clam bake Sunday. Participants included Mr and Mrs Charles Schirmer, Mr and Mrs Frey Miller, Mr and Mrs John Kleinmyer, Mr and Mrs Carol Weidensee, and their child Carol.
A wandering diary of social visits and cultural notes in New York on October 8. The author mingles with Eva Steinmetz, Ed, Nolan, Buff Cobb, Nellie Hussy, Lolita, and the Gilbert Gabriels, reflecting on celebrities from Roscoe Peacock to Fannie Brice and Times Square characters. It blends gossip with musings on tears, theatrics, and famous figures from sports, stage, and journalism.
Mr and Mrs Henry Bosse of Cleveland are mentioned along with Rev and Mrs Bosse and their daughter in a social notice highlighting family connections in Cleveland.
Mr and Mrs Fred Berger and Mr and Mrs Joan Wiegand and families attended a recognition service for Sunday school workers at St John’s Evangelical Church South Amherst. Berger a former Sunday school superintendent and Wiegand a former teacher.
A delegation from the Amherst Democratic Women's Club and others will attend a luncheon at the Elyria Methodist church at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Several noted speakers are expected. Tickets are available from local club members.
A large delegation from Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion and Ladies Auxiliaries will attend the joint installation of 150 officers from nine Lorain county posts at the American Legion building on Ninth Street Lorain Tuesday evening. Four state officers are expected to attend and participate. Members planning to go should meet at the Town Hall at seven o'clock.
Five Amhersties including William Misthka Leo Bahl Herman Short Melvin Reicher and Jacob Morvis of Lorain travel to Chicago for the World’s Fair and expect to return home Wednesday.
A congregational meeting of St. Paul Lutheran Church was held at the church Sunday afternoon to discuss routine church business.
Maple Heights guests of Rev and Mrs Eastman. John Garland and family joined Heathcotes for supper. August Cate visits Lakewood while George Schroeder's party hosts Cleveland friends. Martha Jaeger returns to Park Avenue home. Molly Ludwig dines with Henry Ludwig. Nelson Zilch spends Saturday in Cleveland. Oberlin work with F C Moore joins Amherst visit. Frederick Ebbs from Baldwin Wallace College spends weekend with parents. J J Smythe and J Menz visit Cleveland. Rally at Sandusky attended by Rev A M Rickel and R H Hearn.
The scene around Lindy’s features Wilton Lackeye and Ely Culbertson’s wife as critics note their stage mood, while Dudley Field Malone alternates sunshine with rage. Conversations drift to Gracie Allen, Barrie, Fields and legends like Duke Ellington and Cab Calloway as performers boast about smoking and entertaining the Harlem to Broadway crossfire.
The Times editorial and British government hints hint at scrapping fixed naval ratios in favor of flexible build limits for the five great powers United States Britain Japan France and Italy. The aim is to save Japan pride while avoiding shifts in relative naval strength. The article notes 1911 Marine School Act as the era’s first federal matching grant for education.
The Ohio Relief Commission announced fall radio home study courses through WOSU Ohio State University. Sociology and art appreciation, with others possibly in economics psychology geology French Spanish geography, target high school grads unable to attend college. Credits granted by Ohio State for successful completion and matriculation, with special student status for non graduates. Broadcasts start October 15 at 9 30 am, last registration October 25.
The Elyria Chamber bulletin says many promoters leave Elyria due to a city drive against them. It reports a local organization’s request for the chamber to approve advertising in a program and sale of patrons’ tickets was denied. The bulletin urges refusing ad space and ticket blocks to curb undesirable promotions and notes net earnings are often too small to justify the effort.
The text links rain, air purification, and energy stored in streams and dams to solar heating. It ties trade winds to continental commerce and notes violent phenomena like tornadoes and waterspouts as products of solar energy, asserting all natural forces originate from the sun’s heat.
Poland enforces a two year compulsory military service for eligible nationals. The policy applies to all capable recruits with exemptions granted under specific conditions. Service obligations influence national defense planning and reserve manpower readiness.
In 1842 Britain enacted a law forbidding women and children under ten to work in coal mines illustrating the era's strict labor limits. The grasshopper warbler is described as a remarkable ventriloquist, achieving this if its body remains still while its head moves and its notes stream forth in sequence.
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