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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1934
Page
4
The notices announce private motor carrier permit applications for RB O Brumfield by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, and multiple public sales of real estate in Lorain County including Elyria and Elyria Township. Foreclosures and sheriff sales list properties with addresses 1053 Blake Street Elyria and 16 Walnut Street Elyria, with bid terms and dates.
Multiple probate notices from Lorain County Ohio list appointments of executors and administrators for estates including Charles W. Dehn Alfred M Pelwate John Grunda John Mockler Elizabeth Ross Emma A Squires Kittie M Trotter and others. Names such as Edith Dehn Mary Grunda Elvin Manning Hazel Markel and The Lorain County Savings Trust Co appear with dates in September 1964. The notices name the probate judge H C Wilcox and provide qualification statements and dates.
A September meeting of the Ladies Society of the Congregational church in Amherst, Ohio honored past officers including longtime president Mrs. Nerta Schaeffer who served 37 years. Guests from Cleveland attended, with Miss Jessie Powers among those present, and lunch was served to 46 attendees after games led by Mrs. Melvin Schwartz.
A Sunday School board meeting at First Evangelical Church is set for 7 30 PM, the Sunday School orchestra rehearses at 3380 PM, Holy Name Society meets at Walter Hova's home, Merhedist Church choir resumes tonight at 7 30 PM, Congregational Syruca holds Friday meeting at 9 00 AM at Mrs Ada Purereil's home, and the Women's Benefic Association gathers Friday evening at Mrs A H Fullmer's North Ridge Road home.
Epring afr elds Mended by Mrs Joan Dietz as local circle hosts a Wednesday afternoon tea and card party. Three tapes used in five hundred and bunce with penors in the former coing. Plans for a card party and awards in bridge with five hundred pedro. Hostess served a nineeon to twelve members after the games.
The village council authorizes Atty Z J Smythe to draft ordinances aligning with state liquor policy. Charles Mathes receives leave to attend the Disposal Plant managers convention in Columbus October 40. Tr W G Schaeffer will manage the local disposal plant in his absence.
A meeting of Sunday School superintendents from Amherst South Amherst Birmingham Henrietta and South Ridge churches and all pastors will be at First Evangelical Church at 7 30 Friday evening to discuss plans for observing National Recognition Day for Sunday School teachers on Sunday October 6.
A joint pilgrimage of Lorain, Amherst and Vermilion Garden Clubs is planned for Sunday if weather permits. The group will travel to the Mohican River head waters at Loudonville to study plant life not found in northern Ohio. Members and families meeting at the town hall at 9:30 a.m. should bring a box lunch.
The Happy Stitchers 4 H Club is asked to meet at Mrs J Krieg’s home on Franklin Avenue at 3 36 p m Friday. The gathering is for rehearsal for the program to be presented at the October meeting of the Parent Teacher Association.
Admitted Andrew Orlet of Amherst. Discharged: Mrs. Arnold Flock and her daughter from Jenne Road.
Mrs Ludolph Kreeger attended the Farm Women’s Club luncheon at the Oberlin Grange Hall on Wednesday as the guest of her mother Mrs George Hahn.
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick announces sale of Elyria property at 310 Longfellow St and parcel on Cleveland Street in the Lorain County auction. The property is listed for 4750 dollars with cash terms due day of sale. Webber and Black serve as attorneys for the notice dated Aug 30 with sale dates Sept 6 13 20 and 27.
Rochester board met last Tuesday to speed ahead on the November election issue. They considered placing a three mill levy for school purposes to fund operations after the fourth limitation law expires, fearing only a few months of continued service without additional funds.
The Banster Class of the My BE Sundays School held an unmonthly meeting at Mrs Retta Richards home. Ten members and one visitor attended. Mrs W A Jewett led the devotional and business session before a Wiener roast in the yard. Hostess shared a fernery and flowers for each guest.
Rochester will not assign a new minister this year. Rev YW FE Cobb leaves the Brighton Charge after three years for North Farstont, and Rev Jones from Columbia Station is appointed here. The community regretfully sees the Cobbs depart as well liked and esteemed. Attendees at Elyria Conference Sunday in Rochester included Mr and Mrs Lee Conklin, Mrs Carrie Conklin, Mr and Mrs Arthur Jewett, Mrs L A seiyem, Mrs Maggie Cowie, Mr and Mrs Roy Snyder and two daughters, Mr and Mrs Carlos Snyder and daughter, Mrs Retta Richards, and Mrs E J Thompson.
The Center Aid Society held their September meeting at Farnsworth Lake last Thursday week with good attendance. A pleate dinner was enjoyed with sports and games for diversion. The usual business session was held in the afternoon as members planned future activities. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rew Hind left Friday for Chicago to attend the World's Fair.
Mr and Mrs A C Polini hosted a relatives gathering at the Barbers home on Sunday with a dinner in honor of guests Mr and Mrs James McAteer and family of Cincinnati. Over twenty relatives from Elvira Rochester Penfield and Wellington attended the day.
Sunday visitors included Carl Reynolds and family, Harley Reynolds group, Ward Alcox, Mildred Van Housen, Viv, Leroy Behner’s daughter, and relatives from Lansing, Rocky River, Wellington, and Cleveland. They celebrated Elizabeth Chamberlain’s birthday alongside another group member, with many relatives seen over the weekend.
Fragmented crossword clue set lists many entries with numbers and partial phrases in a single line. It includes 1A slicing beef for frying 5A sharp spine on rose bushes 9A Anno Regni reference 10A wall recess 12A isolated hill 14A pertaining to oaks and more across clues with mis-spellings.
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