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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1934
Page
9
Amherst Chronicle Telegram item notes delivery service and inquiries at 615 Cleveland Street MHS contact B A Jenne with phone numbers 3822 and 5524 for Central Book Store Church at 8 St.
The Amherst Bible Study group met at the Taylors home with 34 members. An undenominational Gospel Center was formed after the session, with weekly Sunday meetings and a Town Hall opening service scheduled. Officers include Rev R E Neighbor and B F Quick. Sophia Michael led the evening program and a social hour followed with 22 refreshments by Ruth Mays and Dorothy Michael.
Hickory Tree Grange held booster night at Grange Hall Milanay Tuesday with a varied program. Vocal duets by Mrs Ralph Hecock and Miss Wanda Hecock, a one act play The Lucky Escape, solos by Wanda Hecock and others, an inter esting talk on Wars of Living and Farming, and orchestra selections followed by dancing and luncheon for about 50.
The first PTA meeting of the school year gathered 46 attendees at St Joseph parochial school hall on Tuesday afternoon. Sister Beatrice led with prayer as Sister Teresta directed the program with announcer John Ruth. Performances included piano by Jessie Brennen, first grade dramatization Who Am I, Good Night Sweet Jesus, second grade Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf, third and fourth grade dialog Trials of my Teacher, recitations by Clifford Anthony Walter Gambish and John Roth, Betty Roth on clarinet Miami Moon, plus remarks by Fr James Fischen. Miss Mable Wade and the county nurse gave talks on Noon Day Luncheons. Awards for most mothers present went to first and second grades taught by Sister Mary Katherine.
A large delegation from Elmer Johnson Post American Legion and ladies auxiliary attended the joint installation of 130 officers from nine legion posts and auxiliaries in Lorain county Tuesday evening. Installing officers included William Ronald Warren state legion commander A E Fulher and Mrs A R Crowle.
The October meeting of the Kings Daughters class of St Peters Evangelical Church will be held at the church parlors Thursday.
Do not give adult strength laxatives to children even in smaller doses. Avoid mineral cathartics and harsh medicines. Use California Syrup of Figs, a natural liquid laxative, to ease occasional constipation. It supports normal digestion and appetite, with gradual dose reduction as bowels regulate.
A three step method for easing constipation in children using a liquid laxative. Choose the proper strength, give an age appropriate dose, then reduce until the bowels move unaided. California Syrup of Figs is suggested as the ideal laxative when genuine and clearly labeled.
Miss Ruth Ehrman Miss Helen Sthriner and Mrs Freder ick Deine are among the hostesses for the evening social event.
The Sorosis Club will meet at Mrs Harry Nicholl’s South Mainst residence Thursday evening with Misses Blanche Jenne Stella Krugman Mrs Philip Braun and Mrs E G Pietch assisting. Guest night features speaker Miss Diane Barrelle of Cleveland.
A Holy Name Deanery gathering at St Joseph's hall drew about 60 members and guests from Avon Lorain and nearby areas. Pastors Fr Orlmansky Grafton Fr Leo Rigwalski Fr Hamrack Fr Rickert of Lorain and Fr James Eischen Amherst spoke. a business session followed with cards and lunch. Next meeting at St Joseph Parish Lorain will elect officers on a date to be announced.
Mrs Frederick Deiner of Forest Street entertained The Bridgettes Tuesday evening. A profusion of garden blooms decorated the rooms and two tables of bridge were in play. At a late hour dainty refreshments were served.
Members of the Young Ladies Sodality of St Joseph Catholic Church were delightfully entertained at a recent gathering. The event featured music, readings, and light refreshments, reflecting community devotion and wholesome social engagement.
A meeting was held at the home of Miss Anna Abraham on Tuesday evening after a business session. A social hour followed and refreshments were served by the hostess.
Mr and Mrs Walter Burgenheim and family moved their household goods from the Gressler property on East Street to the Beesing property on Cleveland Avenue.
Discharged: Miss Alcie Thrall of Forest Street Oberlin, released from hospital care after treatment.
Mrs. C. A. Alexander has been called to Bay Village after her sister Mrs William Graff sustained an accident. Graff slipped and wrenched her back while attempting to lift her little daughter. Mrs. E. C. Steward visited Lorain friends Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mock spent today with Elyria friends.
The Gulf Road, Markley and Murray Ridge Welfare group and the Lake Avenue Sewing Circle staged a Quilt Display and Flower Show at Markley School on Friday night. A large, varied display featured antique articles such as books, dolls, baskets, flags, shawls, china, glass, pottery, silver, and furniture. Prizes were awarded in the Old Quilt class.
Honorable mentions go to Mrs. Clarah Kellar Mrs. Hard Best Spread Mrs. C Smith and Mrs. L M Miller in one trio. First in Best Appliqued Quilt goes to Mrs. Spillman with others earning honorable mention. Best priced quilt awards to Mrs. George Knittle and Mrs. Clyde MacBeth. about a century old quilt also noted. Flower display prizes awarded across Asters Dahlias Marigolds and Roses with multiple winners including Mrs. O Jab Busch Mrs. Irwin Eppley and Mrs. Goldie Hodo van. Zinnia prize goes to Mrs. C.
E MacIntyre and a mall to Mrs C J Smith among prize winners for miscellaneous cut flowers. Mrs Kovach won a prize with a mixed bouquet. Cactus prize went to Mrs Krepa. The best bouquet was a Tritoma basket, entered for exhibition. prize to a Cocks Comb bouquet sent by Mrs Virgel. Murray Ridge Orchestra provided music during the evening. Grange notes report North Elyria group meeting Thursday at the School house. Juveniles to have annual inspection led by Mrs Frank Mason of Ridgeville. Mrs Frank Provoznik is matron and urges full attendance.
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