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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
4
Grafton Grange held its first September meeting with most officers present, discussed several questions, and decided to reduce the Initiation fee to boost membership. Next meeting will be Inspection night with degree work practiced. Members visited Kipton for Pomona Grange and returned with the banner.
North Olmsted announces the opening of schools on Tuesday September 6 with new and returning staff. Sup erintendent L. E B Hayes leads the district along with teachers at the high and grade schools including Miss Helen M Fidler Douglas Denton Karl Pfiester Dorothy Irving Marjory Hilbert Dale Mausberger Marion Pitt Elsie Wilson Florence E Hine and Ada Zimmerman among others. The elementary grades add Mass Helen Harris and three new teachers at Butternut and Coe, reducing per-building staff numbers. PTA meetings at Coe are set for September 12.
The Butternut Parent Teacher Association announces its first meeting on Wednesday afternoon September 14 at the High School auditorium. Officers include Mrs. J. Stuart as president and Mrs. George R. Oldham as vice president, with Miss Elsie Wilson as treasurer and Mrs. L. E. Hayes heading the Program Committee.
A roundup of wartime industrial activity shows 300 Consolidated Aircraft workers to return to build 23 Navy planes worth 2 million dollars. Reopenings include 600 Reading Company workers and 300 more at St. Clair shops, plus broader boosts in steel, mining, brick and mill sectors across several states.
Sunday morning services at Birmingham Church featured Rev George T Hanna leading a responsive reading from Psalms and a special lesson from Luke 13. Mrs Mayme Church played piano as the morning sermon titled The Kingdom of God was delivered. Hymns included Come Thou Almighty King Break Thou the Bread of Life I Love Thy Kingdom Lord and Blessed Assurance. Sunday School followed with good attendance and plans to form new classes.
Miss Elsie Henry of Cleveland visited Miss Elfie Oberlie as Sunday fire of unknown origin destroyed two small buildings at Mrs Anna White's home. Birmingham Volunteer Fire Department arrived and saved the house and barn. Various locals including Mr and Mrs H A Witbeck, George Avery, and the Howes were seen in town over the weekend and Monday. The O S P A plans its regular meeting on Thursday September 5th.
The Christian Scientist Society of Avon Lake meets at Step 56. Subject for Sept 11 is Substance. Golden Text John 6 27: Labor not for the meat which perisheth, but for that meat which endureth unto everlasting life, which the Son of man shall give unto.
Returned home to resume teaching after visiting sister and family Mr and Mrs T J Nussdorfer in New York. Harry Viets hosted True Blues Society of Avon at his home last week. Mr and Mrs William Schabel and sister in law Mrs Caroline Kelch and daughters from Amherst joined Mr and Mrs Joe Kelch of Cleveland and others.
Mrs RB Farce of Olmeted Part hosted an evening gathering at May Mrs Fay's home. Wayne Rudgers shopped in Elyria on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Sem Guren visited Cleveland on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs FE J Ni entertained guests from Cleveland Tuesday evening. Edward Mitchell stayed overnight at the Eckstein cottage Stop 74 Tuesday. The text notes the ongoing challenge architects face in treating their clients.
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