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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1933
Page
9
In 1934 merchants tout apples and cider from regional orchards. G Pros and partners near LaGrange advertise home grown fruit, baskets, and farm goods. The note mentions picking from lake avenue and nearby Strewster area, with details about cleaning and resale.
Classified notices list used washing machines dryers sewing machines gas heaters and furniture for sale. Includes brand names like Speed Queen Maytag Thor and Western Electric plus items from 121 Lake Ave to 505 Middle Ave and 221 2nd St with prices and contact details. Also features rental washers repairs and trade‑ins and automotive items for sale at multiple local addresses. Focus on real estate and autos with prices, addresses, and shop names.
Henrietta reports a PTA committee meeting at Elmer Portman home planning next gathering for Oct 13. Elyria speaker Malcolm Thomson expected to address county school situation. Also notices of club hostess duties, birthday anniversaries, and varied local visits, church group practices, and social hospitality across Henrietta and nearby communities.
Representatives from local organizations met in Amherst Ohio to reorganize the Empty Stocking Club with officers including President Charles Kendighe, vice presidents Thomas Bruce and Mrs Harold Brown, secretary Mrs J A Wesbecher, treasurer Mrs Mayme Blum. Committees reviewed name revisions and arrangements for a benefit play with Community Players, while Red Cross drives to support the club were announced and requests sent for lists of needy families. The next meeting is set for Friday October 6.
A Brownhelm churchgoing family attended services Sunday and were dinner guests at Ed and Mrs Horn's home. Elizabeth Belamy of Berea-Unville visited, Ruth Snyder spent the weekend with her parents, and Edna Unger hosted several callers from Elyria, Vermilion, and Kipton. Other Lewis family members hosted visitors from Oberlin, Cleveland, and Sandusky, with multiple calls and weekend stays noted.
Mrs Henry Wolczikowski on Minerva street hosted the Cloverleaf Club Friday afternoon with Hearts as the favorite game. First prize went to Mrs John Michael, second to Mrs C F Schroeder, and consolation to Mrs C A Lauer. A Hal lowe en party was planned for October 25 at Mr and Mrs Samuel Wragg's Ely ria avenue home with husbands as guests. A luncheon followed for ten members. In three weeks the club will meet with Mrs C F Schroeder on Middle Ridge road.
A Lorain County federation executive board meeting at St. Pauls Evangelical church Elsha set plans for a winter gathering at Elyria church. Attendees included Mrs C C Kern Mrs John Mori and Mrs Lucy Roemer with refreshments served.
Reports from the First Evangelical Church include Sunday services at 9:15 for Sunday School and 10:30 worship with Rev. A.M. Rickel discussing Jesus and the We. the young peoples division meets in two groups at 6:30 led by St. Snyder from Oberlin Theological Seminary and Rev. Rickel. additional chapel exercises at school led by Miss Marion Steele and Miss Lucille Leach feature Days of Yore. Mary Martha class hosts at church parlors Monday. Henry Abram delivers an anniversary banquet address at Grace Lutheran church. August Nabakowski announces Forestry Army registration blanks at the relief office. Miss Lucille Leach and others visit Akron and Oberlin union residents.
Elyria Townline Road October 14 reports Mrs. L W Spiegelberg and daughter Irma visiting C J Smith on Edison Highway. Kathryn Brundage and Kenneth Harden of New London were guests of Irma Spiegelberg. Edward Date of Cleveland spends week with Kathryn and Lydia Dute. Mrs E G Schubert attends Home Missionary Society meeting at Elyria M E church. James Gannet of North Murray Ridge visits Oliver Schubert after school. Esther McCartney spends evening with Jewell Beal. F E Schubert attends committee meeting at H Gannett’s home. Pauline Kolbe of Wellington visits Irma Spiegelberg.
Rowena Circle members plus four visitors gathered after a regular meeting for a social around a garden fireplace, roasting wieners. Fifteen members attended with four visitors. next gathering set for Mrs Flossie Massey’s Elyria home. Family Gathering described at Earl Rice’s Fredericksburg home with Newton Balls family present. Grange attendance noted as Hulitle and Kaittle at Hickory Tree Grange in Amherst. A fifth anniversary party for twins Lester and Esther Janice Real hosted by Mrs Elmer Real with games, cake, balloons, and refreshments for a list of children and guests.
W A Rey and Mrs I H Amore attended a W m4 meeting at Street Evangelical Church in Cleveland. Mrs Margaret Bous and her mother Mrs Mary Dato visited the Fowell family in Brownhelm. Mrs Laura Lytle of Elyria visited her daughter and family. Mr and Mrs F Snyder visited, and George Knuth and daughter Marion called on the Ruths in Brownhelm. David Fridensting and Arth Hang of Murray Ridge visited Donavon and Walton Beal.
Dr. Clendening notes children’s digestive issues often have functional bases and nerves, not disease. A boy at table declares not eating, prompting parental concern and feeding then withholding. the boy’s pleas “Look at me, I’m not eating anything” reveal anxiety. After parents stop coaxing, the boy begins to eat and improves.
An OCR fragment recalls Thales proposing matter as water and notes Midsummer’s ancient root before Christian feasts. It reflects on how theories drive science and the connection between collective thoughts and world events. The text contrasts Hebraism with broader conscience themes in a historical lecture tone.
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