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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1934
Page
2
Classified style notices list furnished rooms for rent near 248 O. P. S. Building and Pleasant front room with private house access. Also ads for two-family houses, farm lands for sale, realty firms, and an upcoming civil service examination notice.
In Amherst Ohio on East Martin street a surprise 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. A C Kreeger was hosted by relatives and friends. Guests included Harvey Henes Carl Bergstrom Norman Bickel Louis Jenkins and others from Lorain Cleveland Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns. Music and cards plus refreshments marked the evening.
Funeral rites for the late Philip Schmauch were held at Br Peter's Evangelical church Saturday afternoon with Rev. C E Schmidt officiating. Troubadours duets sang The Old Rusted Cross and Ivory Palaces. Pallbearers included Michael Schaeffer, Jacob Rosenkrantz, R C Cromwell, George Con, Ernst Lembke and Chris Osmans. Odd Fellows memorial service followed at the grave with burial at Cravnnim.
Dr Robert Brown of Oberlin Theological Seminary led the Sunday service with Russell Bohner assisting due to Rev C E Schmidt's absence visiting relatives in Brooklyn N Y. The Women’s Union plans to clean the church and auditorium Wednesday, with a large group urged to help. A noon dinner follows.
A bake sale was held Sunday at St Joseph parochial school hall under Holy Name Society auspices. Attendees came from Detroit Cleveland and nearby towns. John Mertz hosted at Park Avenue Mil. Members of St Ann's Society were invited to a meeting with Mrs Pete Flok. Group 3 of the Holy Name Society will meet Thursday with Peter Niesen on Elvira Avenue.
Tuesday evening at 7 30 the Tin Amherst Bove Stud meets at 57 N Main Street. An interesting stud for all who attend. The Etme Johr eon Post of American Lesson meets in the Legion room Tuesday evening hosted by Helen Sabers and Minnie Sabers with Mrs Schroeder and Mrs Harold Sanders assisting. Hickes Tree Grange holds a regular meeting Tuesday evening at the Grange Hall with the 4 H Clubs program in charge. ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE M E CHURCH Queen Esther class will ...
A church supper is served at the church parlors Tuesday evening starting at 3 30 with invitation to all. The Mite society meets Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors with members asked to assemble at two. The choir will rehearse Thursday evening at 7 30.
A business and social gathering of the Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs of Lorain County is set for Thursday at 1 30 PM at Mrs Harry Nicholl 8 Main Street. If weather allows the event will be outdoors, otherwise indoors. A membership drive will be featured and a wiener roast planned after the meeting. All interested are invited.
The Senior League of St. Peters Evangelical church held an outdoor League Day at a creek near Henrietta on Sunday afternoon. The program featured games contests a track meet and baseball with a picnic supper at the end. About 25 people participated.
The Home Builders class meets Wednesday evening for a midweek prayer service at William Bechtel's home. A choir service follows at the church Friday evening at 7 30.
Mr and Mrs William Coakwell of Cleveland and Mrs Maurice Shapiro and Miss Katherine Christison, both of Cleveland, were Sunday guests at the Earl Schaeffer home on Tenney Avenue. The Coakwells made the trip by airplane.
The September meeting of the teachers and officers of S . Per- Evangelal Sunday Sehonl has been postponed until Wednesday evening. Hospital news notes Hazel Brill admitted. Brownheim. Stella Krugman and Florence Brukerwig returned from a weeklong vacation in New York state. Elvira Schmauch funeral attended. various locals mentioned.
A family spent Sunday with Elyria relatives including Miss Molly Ludwig of Oberlin. They were a Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Henry Ludwig.
Mrs. John Hahn has been very sick with flu. Several local families visited or hosted gatherings, including the Pember, Goetz, Strickland, and Hicks households. Students like Virginia Ross and Marian Hall prep for studies at Oberlin, Ohio State, and nursing programs while others begin fall matriculation. The Ladies' Aid plans a September 27 canning event at the church with tomato donations and a potluck lunch, followed by a talk on drama. Bertha Pember hosts Mrs. Pen der from Cleveland as house guest for the week.
The report lists a diverse group described by a reformers convention in Boston. It mentions Ralph Waldo Emerson in their own words and cites factions such as Dunkers, Quakers, Universalists, Agrarians, Baptists, Seventies, and abolitionists, among others.
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