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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1934
Page
4
For sale or trade six miles east of Route 20 near Cleveland Street. Modern home with outbuildings on an acre, exchange clear. Also listed items include a 1922 G M C truck, a farm implement, a Whippet roadster in good condition, a 1972 Pelymottil coach in excellent condition. Contact numbers provided.
Amherst Ohio September 19 Jas Smaine Lodge Daughters of Scotland meets at Odd Fellow Hall this evening with a social hour after the business session. Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars convenes at the Masonic Hall tonight. Mid week prayer service at First Evangelical at 7 30 led by Woman's Missionary Society. Ladies Aid Society St Pauls Lutheran to meet Thursday afternoon.
Mrs J B Avery hosts and Margaret Earl will winter there. Rev and Mrs C E Schmidt visited Cleveland. Martha Gerlach visited Elyria. Russell Bohner Oberlin called on Niners friends. Maude Fisker attended Lorain visit. RK EK Pelt and Mrs Purvianece with Toronto guests at Joseph Heathcote home.
Group 5 of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Catholic Church gathered at the school hall on a Wednesday evening. After a brief session, a jovial hour was enjoyed by attendees.
About 70 attended the first meeting at the Avon school auditorium. Mrs Beicher opened and introduced officers: Knapp president Mehling vice president Puttier secretary treasurer Urig. Principal Blake outlined the year and introduced leaders. Reports were read and accepted. Music featured by Bersinero and Knapp. Camp Crag reports by Evenson and Detzel. Committee chairs appointed and refreshments served.
A Lorain County court action involves Henrietta Powrshop and others seeking injunctive relief to halt transfers of property and to compel Ruth Richards to transfer assets to Paul Richards. The suit requests custody for minor children, a divorce for Paul Richards, and other equitable relief. The proceedings name The Harris Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago as a defendant and set a hearing date for October 27. Also included is a 1934 school levy resolution by Ridgeville Township Rural School District approving a five year levy of three mills to meet current expenses, with a November 6, 1934 election date.
The Pythian Sisters met at a hall for the first summer meeting. Plans for fall and winter were discussed. Miss Edith Ehrman will represent the order at the Elks convention in Cleveland, with Mrs. Anna Eyneh as alternate. Franklin Moebius named as Knights of Pande and Carl Ernst as alternate.
A'precht Wes Martin Street was discharged Tuesday from the hospital.
The Ven Club of St Pauls hosts a Tuesday evening program featuring a speaker and social visit. Attendance is encouraged as preparations begin for a special performance scheduled for the night.
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Mrs George Schroeder attended a meeting of the Daughters of Emmanuel of Emmanuel Evangelical, Lorain, at the home of Mrs Frank Boneer on Weavie 20th Street Lorain Tuesday evening Mrs A E Pershing served as assistant hostess in charge
A meeting of the Sunday School Board of the First Evangreal church will be held Thursday evening at the church at 7734. A good attendance is desired. The week includes rehearsal for the Sunday School orchestra at 6 30 the same evening at the church.
The Charm Club met at Mrs. Walter Nausch’s home Monday evening to surprise Mrs. Rauscher and celebrate her birthday and anniversary. A light refreshments period followed as guests presented a niece gift to Mrs. Rauscher.
Mr and Mrs Leander Fiernarn and daughter Marian and son Robert visited Mr and Mrs Miller and son Ray, all of Cleveland, for a recent supper hosted by Mr and Mrs George Schroeder at Cleveland Avenue.
Mr and Mrs Walter Hierbert attended the 28th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles Pinkerton at their Cleveland home Saturday evening.
A Hickory Tree Grange delegation visited Henrietta Tuesday evening and presented the fourth degree during the initiation of a candidate class. Kipton Grance led the first degree and fenrietta second, with a program also presented.
Jr. and Mrs. Carl Bedler of Middle Street hosted Amherst Bible Study members last evening with Alex Graham leading devotions and Arthur Gegenheimer overseeing the study on The Natural Man and the Spiritual Man. Edward Frederick performed a Hawaiian guitar piece The Garden Of Prayer. twenty five members attended. Next meeting will be at Mr. and Mrs. George Frederick's home 257 XN. Main Street Tuesday evening.
Harold Brown hosted Club Number One of the Holy Name Society at Park Avenue. During the meeting plans were completed for the clam bake to be held at St Josephs school hall on Sunday. The evening featured card play and refreshments for twelve members.
Messrs Lenard and George Warden of Lakewood visited Sunday at Miss Nina Warden’s home. Charles Herbert is visiting in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Dawley of Oberlin visited relatives Tuesday. Mrs. Ernie Dunning and daughter Nina visited at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard’s Monday. Miss Charlotte Wilford attended as guest Sunday. Mrs. Elinor Duncan of Cleveland also present. Mrs. Arnold Buck with Mrs. Alfred Glendenning of Dover were Cleveland visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Olah and son are on a fishing trip in Michigan. Robert Ramsay and George Capes of Dennison, Ohio, were recent guests of Eugene Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Minkle and son Dale of Lorain visited Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Buck Monday evening. Miss Helen Stowe of Columbus, Home furnishing specialist, will speak at a county wide YWCA meeting in Elyria on Thursday, Sept 27 at 1:50 with topics on home made rugs and living room furnishings. Public invited.
R KE McMasters comes back to his El Paso residence today following several weeks with his sister and brother. He plans to resume daily routines and duties after the extended family visit.
Brandt and WH F Steffen with Schmittigen as president and Knowles as clerk announce the resolution’s proposition will be submitted to Ridgeville Rural School District electors. The election is set for Tuesday November 6 1944 at usual polling places from 530 AM to 330 PM.
North Olmsted announces the teaching staff for the School of Music and Dancing for 1934 and 1935. The roster includes Elizabeth Brinsmade and Ruth Parks teaching piano and theory, Ruth Parks in popular piano and violin, Florence Ledbetter in voice, Roger Barnard on drums and accordion, and Carl Ludwig directing band and orchestra.
Mrs Lennetta Lord directs the School. Robb and daughter Miss Charlotte visited their daughter Mrs G H Gardner in Unionville Ohio. Carl Shepard of Barton road was brought home from Elyria Hospital after four broken ribs and a broken collarbone. Olmsted was well represented at Berea Fair last week. Helen Donaldson drives a new Ford. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at the Cons church for an all day affair with a covered dish dinner. Church Council met Friday night. The church season opens in October. Bulls Thorpe visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs J H Schindler and attending local school. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harvey Stroud of Center Ridge at Lakewood Hospital Wednesday September 2. A severe electrical and rain storm hit Olmsted Thursday afternoon with hail reported. About fifty attended a group meeting at Mrs ReW Elliott's Thursday. Mrs Paul Neuman visited from Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Geo Upp Porter Road are staying at the Elderkin home Milan while Mrs Elderkin hosts visitors the second week with her daughter Mrs Ed Crowell.
Real estate transfer notices include Helen Ruse to Della FB Mathias on Belle Road Avon Lake Village. Ludwig Keller to Lucy Hahn with Ludwig and Milton J Ludwig. quit-claim deeds to Professor Jameses Addition Amherst Village. Charles and Christina Ludwig to Walter Ludwig Milles of Lordwie Edward Keller and dunce Utahn. Hee dry property and Onetens Addition Visage of Amherst Gasillem FE Thomas to Maude Thoms including Has Street Cary Cubler Ne Devonshire Road Subdivision Brownheim Township. Joseph Nemeceker to Ather Tl Middendoert Broadway Lorain. The professor deals with ideas and the business man with faces in a closed atmosphere where emotions do not sway valuation.
George S. Korl dean of the School of Fine Arts at the University of Pennsylvania announces Mo Georges Dengler a French architect as professor of design in the department of agriculture. Dengler, Grand Prize of Rome winner and Prize Redon laureate, joins amid concerns over a weak building industry and the need for strong design training.
Rex J. Brasher, noted naturalist and compiler of a vast North American bird study, plans a central Connecticut bird museum. The project, backed by the Connecticut Park Commission, envisions a circular two story building with a rotating display to showcase Brasher 50 paintings and 100 subspecies illustrated in a 2 volume work.
A fragmented historical line hints at study of demand and supply, prices and transportation, and accounting. The text references a man with unclear purpose and asks him to explain or find meaning in these basic economic notions. The overall sense is a garbled primer on fundamental market forces.
A scrambled list of crossword clues with numbers and themed hints for disease sound and geography entries. It prints a long set of hints including abbreviations and special terms, with partial answer fragments and oblique references, all intended for a printed puzzle solution.
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