Announcements 110 Weat Are Swap Reduced Cash Rates
Swap reduced cash rates announced for swap buyers. Office-store listings show typing and repair services for all makes. Loomis advertisement notes phone contact for inquiries and services.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1933
Page
9
Swap reduced cash rates announced for swap buyers. Office-store listings show typing and repair services for all makes. Loomis advertisement notes phone contact for inquiries and services.
Unfurnished and furnished apartments listed with multiple locations and details. Includes 4th Street Pasadena units, River Street private entrances, Middle Avenue furnished rooms, and CHASE area options. Also notes several houses for rent, with Parkage and Lake Avenues properties, private garages, and open daily viewings.
South Amherst Oct 71 The public is invited to attend the Pat ent Teachers Association meeting at the school Wednesday evening. Dr Moody superintendent of the Bradford schools will speak on Why We Have Schools with special music and community singing. Children must be accompanied by parents. Mrs Alex Garland and Mrs Jack Heathcote entertain Ladies Aid Society Thursday afternoon at Methodist Church parlors. good attendance expected. Roll call at Friday evening meeting of the kindly Hour Club referenced Prominent Men of America. book review Can America Stay Ac
Thirty five mothers attended the first meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association at St Joseph parochial school in Amherst. The session opened with prayer, reports and a pupil program, plus talks by Miss Mabel Wade and Rev. Fr. James Eischen. Committees were named and the next meeting set for November 14.
Mrs Helen Baker reviewed readings by Simonds and Janet Fairbanks while others spoke on Alf red Noyes and The Highwaymen at a club meeting. A ten guest refreshment course followed. A Vermilion-on-the-Lake class reunion featured a school photo and social reminiscences. ENJOY PARTY AT LAKE group of former classmates gathered at Vermilion-on-the-Lake for a reunion with a potluck supper and visiting from South Amherst and Elyria. Christian Endeavor meeting at Congregational church discussed What the Church Should Be Doing with Ruth Eleanor Dulmeyer presiding. E Duff visited Washington DC for the weekend. Mrs Tom Gleason and family from Elyria visited Wm Gleason. Carl Gibson dined with Wm Boswick in Cleveland. John Purvis and baby from Cleveland were guests at John Duncan’s home.
Relief work in the village will pay 34 cents per hour, the statewide relief wage. The council plans to repair the Elm and Maple intersection and seeks an estimate to re roof the town hall. Isaac Slack Sr. received permission to repair his driveway.
South Amherst Legion and Auxiliary members attended the Elyria gathering Monday evening. State officers installed incoming year officers for both the Legion and auxiliary at the meeting.
A series of community events fills Tuesday and Friday evenings with lodge supper, club hospitality and circle group activities. Stonington’s Masonic Hall hosted a get-together, Cloverleaf Club planned a hospitality afternoon, and First Evangelical church held a cottage prayer meeting at a member’s home. Ringing through ہیں social visits, bridge games, prizes, and small luncheons marked the week.
New London Oct 11 annual inspection of Halcyon Rebekah Lodge No 231 at Oddfellow Hall drew a large attendance with visitors from Mansfield Ashland and Johnsville. District Rep Mrs Helen Martin praised the lodge as four candidates received degrees one member reinstated and a short instrumental music program followed by refreshments. A Marion Music Festival on October 11 features five male choruses performing one self chosen number and two judge selected pieces with prizes awarded.
Penfield October 11 The Penfield Parent Teacher Association held its first meeting of the year. Plans for yearly work were discussed and committees appointed. Edgar Jones was elected captain of the Penfield High basketball team with Wayne Johnson as manager and trainer. First practice set for next Monday evening.
Columbia notes cover funerals for Mrs Belle Folk Brown in Berea and Mrs Effie Pratt Varsey of Eaton, with local congregational events, Ladies Aid Society meetings, bazaar planning, and visits from region residents. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Hugh Osborne, Mrs M L Royer, Mrs Lyle Martin, and others amid traveling to Chicago World’s Fair and Michigan visits.
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