Lenten Services At St Peter's Church Reach Large Attendance
Amherst Ohio April reports a well attended second Lenten service at St Peter's Evangelical church in harsh weather. Rev F E Eastman led the program with a song service and prayers. Rev C E Schmidt and Rev C J Heiliger read scripture. Rev Scherzer of Sandusky delivered a sermon titled I Find No Fault in Him guiding future services at St Peter's with the same speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
F. E. Eastman
Congregational Church
C. E. Schmidt
C. J. Heiliger
First Evangelical Church
Scherzer
Sandusky
St. Peter’s Church
Rev. Scherzer
Knights of Pythias Fish Fry Hosts Local Youth
Knights of Pythias hall hosted a fish fry last evening with 4 H S basketball squad members and fathers, faculty, and Echoes Board. H A Monger acted as toastmaster. Philip Broxa gave a welcome, Milton Hutton spoke on attendance, and Robert Patterson. W G Nord, school board president, spoke with W T Shaw also present. Cleveland speaker H Snyder delivered an inspiring address as Mr Sternes played piano selections. Abon attendees numbered around one hundred. Naomi Rath hosted a party with dancing, cafés, and a luncheon for Valerie Genera and other guests.
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Knights of Pythias
K. of P
Echoe Board
H. A. Monger Setient
Philip Broxa
Milton Hutton
Robert Patterson
Amherst and Oberlin students resume studies at local colleges
Dorothy Cox resumes studies at Western Reserve College Cleveland after spring vacation at Elyria Avenue home. Dorothy Zich and Charles Strauss return to Oberlin College. Hostesses Nina Harris and Marjorie Hanson entertain Standard Bearers of the Amherst S E church in church parlors. Luncheon served to listed guests.
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Dorothy Cox
Western Reserve College
Cleveland
Elyria Avenue
Dorothy Zich
Charles Strauss
Oberilm College
Nina Harris
Marjorie Hanson
Amherst S. E
Gwemyere McCord
Clara and
Wilma Baden
Ethel Hummer
Sadie Willie
Ruth Eleanor Dulmage
Lorain Club Outing Honors At Addie Field Home
Au Courant club members visited the home of Miss Addie Field on West Erie Avenue Lorain last evening where first honors went to Miss Iona Kaste, with John Hismann Jr second and Luncheon served. The club plans a Saturday evening entertainment hosted by Mrs F L Rovers at Cornelia Avenue. Hospital notes list admissions Mrs Howards Northeim and Mrs Herrid Taiss. discharges include Harold Strebel and Miss Mae Wirt of Toledo, Wa. Briefs report Security Berea Association meeting at I O O F hall and Joe Avecite purchasing Sawyer property on 1 street with another to come. Amherst Hill oratorical contest set for school auditorium with readings by Grace Hubard Mary Nord Virginie Wesbecker Athryn Strohmeier Myrtle Williams Geraldine Giblin and Robert Standen delivering an oration.
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Vertant Club
Au Courant Club
Addie
West Erie Ave
Lorain
Iona Kaste
John Hismann
Smarabies
FL R Rr
Corneil Avenue
Howrsrd Northeim
Herrid Taiss
Wellingter
Harold Strebel
Mae Wirt
Toledo
Allerderfer
Pettersberg
Mich
Frances Sebiers
West Sr
Security Berei Association
Yesults
Ail
Joe 3
Avecite
Sawyer
Amherst Hill
Ety Br Grace
Hubsard
Mary Nord
Virginie Wesbecker
Athryn Strohmeier
Myrtle Wiliams
Geraldine Giblin
Robert Standen
Local notices and guests honor Easter events in Altoona
A fragmentary Altoona page lists gatherings at the Sawyer property and surrounding homes with many guests and speakers. The April meeting of St Peter’s church King’s Daughters is planned at Mrs C M Ernst Pers avente home with a brief Easter program. Local residents arriving to visit relatives and discharged soldiers are noted alongside church and social events this week in 1947.
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Jee Sninsky
Elsha Avenue
Sawyer
Angelicseburen
Fridar
Crate
Theological
Brown
Crais
Sundar
Peter Reightl
Diedrich Ax
Eleria
Gidser
Hollis Ri Foster
Amna Judson
Anred Tautman
Ash Conrad
Altoona
Pena
Emma Hunter
Hunter
Carlysle Barracks
Penn
King’s Daughters
St. Peter’s
Persavente
Harry Woit
X. da
G F.ivr
Me Terrec
Chaz
Ieal
Charles Ebsadies
Anemia and Nervous Strain in Children Health Note
Dr Lulu Hunt Peters discusses how anemia and malnutrition in children arise from overstudy fear and poor diet. She notes most infections occur ages 5 to 14, often linked to nervous strain, cold winters, and inadequate rest. Rest in bed, careful hospital care when needed, and balanced diet with vegetables and fruits are advised. X rays and radium are mentioned as medical tools but require caution.
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Lulu Hunt Peters
Beauty RUBINSTEIN Hair Skin Aid Recipe Fails to Impress
A misread advertorial narrative presents a Beauty Rubinstein hair and skin regimen. The text trails through steps for cleansing, toning, and treatment, with claims of cosmetic benefit and cautions on timing and application. The prose reads like an early 20th century beauty guide, noting a doctor consultation and a money-back if recovery fails.
Biant Chorus to Sing for National Education Meet in Columbus
A chorus of about 2 090 voices from Ohio schools will perform at the National Education Association convention in Columbus from June 25 to 29. The program includes a 29 990 voice flag drill with 2 650 students, a stadium pageant on Ohio education contributions, and a vesper service with Dr. W O Thompson delivering the sermon.
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Columbus
Hoover
John J. Pershing
National Education Association
Colnmbdus Schosis
J. G. Cothicere
State di Restor i
John L. Cylarr
Frank EL. Rere
Chio Educatias Associat
Franklin
Obis Ani
Ity
Texs
Techio Jetes
Ohio
Columbus 2
Iterium
W. O. Thompson
High Ideals Maintained By Parents
Garry C. Myers discusses parental guidance on teen dating and chaperones, quoting readers who favor higher standards. He urges courage and united parental action to uphold values, urging timely curfews and supervision to prevent harm. Readers advocate varied approaches from setting specific hours to ensuring the social context remains wholesome.
Annia Laurie Daughter of a Scottish Knight Born 1692
Annia Laurie is identified as the daughter of a Scottish knight born around 1692. The note clarifies she is not a fettims character and anchors her lineage to early 18th century Scotland. No further events or affiliations are provided.
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Fuere
Annia Laurie
LaFollette Enables Return to Office as Progressive Leader
Philip LaFollette, youngest son of the late Robert M. LaFollette, seeks office for the first time in five years and chairs Wisconsin s Progressive Republican faction in the gubernatorial race likely facing Governor Walter J Kohler in the primary. He campaigned with his father in 1924 and previously served as district attorney before his brother Robert’s Senate election. The text notes economic strain with mentions of land and grain, though specifics are garbled.
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Philip LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler
Robert
Senate
Foreclosure and lien action against property in Elyria Township
Legal notice details a mortgage foreclosure by The County & Loan Co. against Bess and Bourse. The land description covers Lot 36 in Elyria Township with specific boundary lines and references to deeds dated 1352, 2871, and others. The case seeks marshaling of claims, sale of the premises, and payment of the plaintiff's claim. Attorney Henry J. Williams represents the plaintiff with filings in Lorain County.
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Connyss & Loan Cor
Bess
Bessie Bourse
Cluny
Uris
Elgintsburg
Begin
Lorain
Lorain County
Thomas K
Elyria-Twinsbars
Warden & Lataden
Civil Engneers
Jair
Tt & Dar
the County 5Av & Loan CO
Henry J. Williams
Firria
Zisria
Ofio
Elyria
Ohio
Andi
E General Code of
Eiria
Onlo
Ohta
Elgria
Bipria Memorial Hospital Company
Qrqish Agit
Hospital Fund ordinance for Elyria 1930 details hospital services
City of Elyria Ohio creates a Hospital Fund to cover free indigent care and subsidized services at Elyria Memorial Hospital. It sets funding from County Treasurer receipts, defines patient classes A B and C, and outlines annual reporting, audit, and settlement procedures with a maximum annual payment of ten thousand to fourteen thousand nine hundred ninety nine dollars.
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Elyria
Odli
Wil
Ohio
Tly
Aptober
Marer
Tas CIA
Ym Ze
Nance
Sospital
Mar
Secusa
Cire Audter
Shoud
Makefors
Council of
Or Ct Ierh
Pans
Mance
Netics
Bizria
Saich Company
Hospitales
Caognet
Mener
Gether
Salé
Jas
Geo. J. Richwine
H. C. Cheney
Jas. A. Hewitt
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Bmysie Stephe
Roma
Broadway
Hamelin Yld
Otis Worcester
Bruce Buckley
Oberlin
Fred Holzhauer
Frank Rockwood
Cuthura
Sylvia Chlumsky
Timken
Kansas
Malden
Has
Okagi
Vermilion
Otten and Crites
River St
Asheand-Wellingr
Ashland
Eyee
Mansfeld
Ashland Lee
Wooster
Lee Peae
Massfield
Medina-Akr
Ar. Akrov
Atver
Julian Abrams
New York
Buenos Aires
Kid
Molr’s
Dhrog
Broad Street
East 75Th Street
Les Colems
Edwer
de Peters
Daguosa
Fem
Cers
Hygieta
Hidney Sid Bidder Aisorges
Dr Peters
Lalu Hust
Peters
Rubinstein
Bearttai Rou
Eskago
BIANT
Elsters
Garry C. Myers
Istisios
Cleveland College
Westerm Eeseres University
Batyncad
PH. D. Esterday
DE Myers
Kvain
John Kristobeik
Newark
N. J
Cheyenne
Wryo
Abram Cornelius
Englewood
New Jersey
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