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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1936
Page
20
Amherst Ohio October 22 Circle Three of the Women’s Union of St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs S L Wottrings Cornerl avenue Mrs Robert Hasenflue assisted hostess After a group song devotions were led by Mrs William Springer Roll call answered by 12 members A poem The Power of Prayer was read by Mrs L Reemer and Mrs Wil
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Liam Mischka reports on an article titled God Answers Prayer followed by group discussion. After routine business, con tests were enjoyed. A new member, Miss Anna Lembke, was welcomed. Refreshments were served to 13 members and 7 guests, including Mrs. Lena Lersch and others.
Mrs J D Kaser of Park avenue hosted the Methodist church Ladies Aid on Wednesday. Plans were made to serve the Noon Day Club next Thursday Oct 29. After business, members worked on needlework. Refreshments were served to 22 including three guests Mrs Merritt Mrs Elizabeth Straw and Mrs V Cisne.
The Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars met Wednesday night with the usual business session followed by a special program for Past Matrons and Past Patrons organized by the Avenue Club under Mrs. Earl Rockwood. Refreshments were served and plans consider attending the Grand Chapter meeting in Columbus on October 27.
The regular meeting of the Eagles Auxiliary will be at the F Q O E Hall followed by a masquerade Halloween party. St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church choir rehearsal moves to this evening replacing Friday night session.
Mrs. William Bodmann and Miss Rose Pinto entertained the bazaar workers of St. Joseph's church at a bingo party held in the parish hall on Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments were served to 30 attendees.
Mrs Philip Stephan admitted and Mrs John Gott discharged on North Main Street. Mrs Mary Viech discharged in Lorain. No school Friday due to holiday.
Pupils of the Amherst Public School will have the day off as faculty attend sessions of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association in Cleveland.
Miss Neil Kerns visits Akron friends while Miss Janet Brown of Cleveland spends Wednesday with Amherst relatives. Rev and Mrs Hayes were recent visitors from Huron, underscoring local ties and shared connections across communities.
The Eaton church observed its ninety fourth anniversary on October 15 with a fellowship supper in the basement followed by a song service and devotional led by Dr Mrs A K Stevenson. Reports from Bible School Ladies Aid Young People highlighted the year and twenty additions plus two deaths were reported. Park Dimaline was re elected clerk. the church finances showed surplus against expenses. A trombone solo by Betty Garrison preceded new member introductions.
A consecration service led by Pastor A. H. Stevenson closed with the hymn Blest Be the Tie That Binds. The event titled Through Loyalty to Victory featured devotional elements and collective singing, reflecting communal dedication and unity.
Mr and Mrs John Leach entertained the R F M Sunday school class at their home Thursday night with a business meeting and games. Fifteen members, three children and two guests Mr and Mrs Lewis Fitch from Berea attended. The Fitches were former regulars. Refreshments followed and flowers were sent to ill teacher Mrs Royer.
A Cornish family gathering Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Cornish drew the clan together plus guest Mrs Rebecca Hudson from Cleveland. The group welcomed a new baby, the son of Vern and Mrs Cornish of Grafton. Local visitors included Harley Haskins and Berkeley Roach, Detroit visitors, and Stella Longden from Columbus. Dinner guests included Professor R A Melcher and Rudolph Schmidt from Oberlin with B M Ross family.
Mrs. Mary Fishburn of Detroit visits son Walter Fishburn and family in Elyria on Sunday afternoon after accompanying Mrs. Walter Fishburn and children back from a supper guest stay with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Firestone. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hawke with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hawke of Nova toured Brunswick and Strongsville Sunday, calling on the Charles Hawke and Frank Hawke families.
Mr and Mrs Forest Hudson and daughter from Cleveland drove to Hopwood Cornish home Friday to bring Rebecca Hudson. Mrs Lee Walkden from Chatham visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs Ellsworth Hewke. Mrs E M Hathaway and Mrs Blanche Tite spent Tuesday with Mrs George Schmidt in Bay Village. Mr and Mrs D S Cook dined with Mr and Mrs Mason Nichols of Ellria Monday. Mrs Herbert Ohm, who stayed with F R Cousins, scalded her left hand and arm last Saturday and stays with cousin Mrs Mason Nichols in Elyria. Mrs Mame Cornish and others attended Eastern Stars in LaGrange Monday night.
North Baton Mass report on Langwater Farm dairy cemetery for cows. Established by the late F Lothrop Ames, noted cattle breeder. Peiping China described as a city of one story houses with simple dwellings.
Wellington preacher Rev. E C Myers led Sunday morning services at Camden Baptist Church. In the evening a La Grange Baptist group directed by Mrs. Spieth led the program with Ruth Walker delivering a thoughtful talk on "Ruth" and special music by the young men's quartet and junior orchestra.
On Saturday the group including Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Litzenberg of Amherst, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown and the latter's father of Obermu, Mrs. P E Harding, Mrs. Joan Davidson, Mrs. Nettie Wood, Miss Jessie Mellor, and Mr. and Mrs. F A Perkins drove to New Philadelphia for an auto trip and picnicked in Schoenbrun State Park.
Friday evening a group of friends gathered to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weight at their home. The guests included Mr and Mrs John Scott and son Morris, Mr and Mrs Hardy Scott, Mr and Mrs H B Cook, Mr and Mrs J N Weber, Miss Nettie Wood, Mr and Mrs John Groot, Mrs P E Harding and Mr and Mrs F A Perkins. The couple received a floor lamp as a gift and refreshments were served late.
Sunday dinners brought together Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Morgan and son Maynard. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller and daughter Maxine. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller with relatives at Ely home of Clarence Vincent. Cincinnati-born moves noted as Mr. Brown relocates to Oberlin with Clyde-born father living with them.
The Cathedral in Valencia Spain traces its location to a Roman temple to Diana later occupied by a Gothic church and subsequently a Moorish mosque before the current structure.
At the Lyndon Chapter in La Grange a Monday evening meeting drew over 159 guests and members. The Grafton group listed many attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Valentine, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, and numerous other local residents from Grafton and nearby North Eaton. Mrs. Marvin Ruder and two sons of Gazierille, Ohio, were also noted among attendees.
The town of Bethlehem is home to about 1599 residents, most of whom are Christians believed to be descendants of Crusaders.
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