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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1933
Page
2
The Chronicle Telegram presents a dense classified page detailing cash and contract ad rates, line pricing, and discounts, with coal and wood listings from firms like Carl Swier's Coal Co and J.A. Scarborough. It also shows radio and printing services, apartments, pet listings, and misc small ads. The text reflects era specifics on pricing per line and per day, plus local vendors and contact numbers.
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio announces that Franklin and Jt. Frashlin Mii Cartage have filed for a Private Motor Carrier Permit. The hearing or action date is not specified in the available text. The notice is part of a regulatory process overseen by the Public Utilities Commission.
Obituaries for Frank Wood of Lakewood formerly Amherst resident born in Marquette Mich recount his life in Amherst Lorain and Cleveland with survivors and funeral plans. Mrs George Wilford former Amherst resident died in Cleveland with services at Baker Funeral Home. Reformation Day events at St Peters Evangelical and Saint Joseph Catholic church include talks masses and group meetings.
Lorain County Lutheran churches plan a three o'clock Reformation Day gathering at the Public School auditorium with Rev H W Bertels of East Cleveland as main speaker. Music includes a mass chorus directed by Leonard Krugman Elyria a children's chorus by Prof Schroider Elyria and an orchestra by Frank Krugman Amherst.
The Ladies Society of the Congregational church will hold its regular meeting at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon with Mrs N F Foster and Miss Myra Smith as hostesses. Edith and Hulda Berger Frances Sabiers and Helen Roemer visited Bluffton College open house as guests of Miss Margaret Berger. Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars meets at Masonic Hall Wednesday evening to elect officers with a six o clock supper. Jessimine Lodge Daughters of Scotland hosts a masquerade dance at the I O F Hall Wednesday evening after a brief business session.
November meeting of the Missionary Society of the Congregational Church will be at Mrs F I Hunklard home Cleveland Avenue Friday afternoon with Mrs Hi W Powers in charge. Cottage Prayer Meeting at First Evangelical Church Wednesday evening at Mr and Mrs Ludwig Spring Street.
All Saints Masses at 5 30 and 7 00 and 8 00 Thursday All Souls Day with evening devotions at 7 30. Holy Name Society fish fry Friday at 6 00 at the School. St. Anthony Study Groups meet with Rev Fr Elschen present offering readings and discussions on Friday abstinence and canonization of saints. A Halloween party at Miss Mabel Arndt and brother’s cottage with decorations and refreshments. Multiple local briefs note visits, sport events, and the Avon Lake Spectrum first issue with staff credits and senior class officers.
Avon Lake widow Mrs. Frank Hassell dies at St Josephs Hospital Lorain at 3:39 p m Sunday aged 50 after a long illness. Survived by four sons Edward Ben Pete of Avon Lake Joe of New York and two sisters Mrs Veronica Schneider of Cleveland and Mrs Mary Schneider of Dayton and Mrs Bertha Schneider of Ridgeville. Husband preceded her in death. Funeral Tuesday at 3 from Holy Trinity church East Avon. Also notice of former Avon Lake resident Caroline Green death in Santa Barbara Cal after stroke on Sept 16 aged 835. A former Avon Lake resident active in local affairs. She leaves many friends. Also brief item on Bridge Club gathering with scores and guests. New books note: The Master of Jaina by De La Roche.
Oct. 34 reports Mrs. Elmer Real and family, Mrs. Beatrice Sherwood, Mrs W Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eprey and family, and Mr. and Mrs. George Knittle and families as guests at a Halloween party. Mrs. Mary Eppley and Mrs. George Knittle attended a Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at the Richards home on Oberlin road. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laraway went to the St. John's Evangelical church supper in S. Amherst Thursday. Misses Elsie and Ida Delefield were mentioned in the brief.
October meeting of the PT A in North Ridgeville featured Malcomb Thompson the state representative speaking on taxation followed by discussion. Anniversary dinner at Congregational church celebrated its 100th plus year with organ music and addresses by Rev. Muir Anild and Rev. Dr. Richards. Other items: high school students attended Oberlin College High School Day. local scholarship testers listed. Central Relief committee to meet Oct 31. fire at Bower home caused $300 damage. visits by residents to Gates Mills Cleveland Chicago and Texas trips. L B S jelly tithes to be collected Nov 1. Knights of St John auxiliary social. Clara Noll at Century of Progress in Chicago. Mrs J P Barres visiting Buffalo.
Members of Wisdom Seekers and Winove Sunday School gathered with teachers and families to honor the departing Rev William Smith and wife Mrs Florence Holden of Oberlin. The event featured a weiner roast on the Williams farm followed by gifts including a fountain pen set, a potted plant, and a baton. Rev Smith will join Congregational Church in Florence, leaving many friends.
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