Easter sunrise service at Pleasant View Sanatorium draws crowd
Amherst reports an Easter sunrise service at Pleasant View Sanatorium on the hillside at 6:30 AM with about 200 attendees, led by the DeVries sisters. A trumpet quartet, a duets, and choir performances accompanied Miss Ida May DeVries preaching on the Resurrection. Nearly 500 total attendance cited. church events and meetings follow, including women’s circles, choir rehearsals, and parish notices across Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foursquare Church
Amherst
Pleasant View
DeVries
Camille Resch
Morris Lembroff
Leonard Gerace
Mary Johns
Lorain
Garthe Brothers
Christ Schibley
Leavitt Road
Easter Servicers and Community Notes in Amherst
Town Hall attendance marked a full house for Easter services at the Foursquare church with a varied program including hymns recitations solos and choir performances led by Ida May DeVries and Mary Lee Kreeger. Hospital news reports Thomas Exton discharged. multiple local residents hosted Easter gatherings and visits across Amherst including Chestnut and Vermilion area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter Serviers
Foursquare
Sally Lee Kreeger
Vera Mae Stang
Dodson
Alma Masters
Fred Klingemier
Charlene Becker
Geraldine Dodson
DeVries
Garthe
Holy City
Ida May DeVries
Ida May
P. Hall
100yearold Catalpa Tree Ruined By Cigarette Fire
A 100 year old catalpa tree in a Sandusky park was damaged when a cigarette stub started a fire in a trunk crevice. Firefighters cut the tree down to prevent further damage to the landmark.
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Sandusky
Wei
Catalpa
New York Day by Day by 0. C. McIntyre
Daily diary style piece in New York detailing a day of observations from April 12. Mentions ash trays by Barclay, Percy Cros, Frank Buck postcards from Singapore, a park walk with the dogs, dinner at Mon Paris, meetings with George and Colette Armsby, reading essays, and reflections on death and Jack Dempsey’s public evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McClelland Barclay
Percy Crosby
Morning Post
Frank Buck
Raffles
Singapore
Paris
George
Colette Armsby
Air travel gear and old time manners in brief notes
The piece notes luggage focused on light, under 35 pound travel packs and air travel accessories. It cites Willoxers as the most experienced flyer, Mrs Rogers using chloroform, and mentions Faulkner's Pylon. It also recalls an old English letter style, a 1935 dating, and a New York snuff user statistic of 50,000 with references to stage hands and theater folk.
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Willoxers
Mra. Rogers
New York
Dock Walloper
Waterfront
Upper Avenue
Vassar
Digby Bell
Wilton Lackeye
Birthday homage to James Worcester by Relsingers
Mr and Mrs Raymond Relsinger of New Oberlin entertained guests on Sunday April 14 in honor of James R Worcester’s 75th birthday. The event featured spring decor and a birthday cake centerpiece, with guests including family and friends from Elyria Oberlin and West Russia, as Worcester was feted and toasted in a warm family gathering.
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Arbor Vitae Club
Robert Lee
W. Mainstreet
Oberlin
Florence Hamel
Harold Holl
Henry Smith
Amherst
Émil Keisler
Elton
Cleveland
John Deuschle
Berman Ehiert
Walter Jaeger
Axe] Street
Lloyd Nickel
Larain
Raymond Nickel
Barbara
Maurice Paton
BE. W. Lahiff
Cleveland Avenue
P. A. Becker
Tenney Avenue
Arthur Becker
West Street
William Garthe
George Garthe
Zetta Garthe
A. G. Meuz
Lakewood
C. Resch
C. C
Smore
Florence Lorain
Henry Bosse
R. C. Bosse
Earle Kane
Akron
Martha Jaeger
Gust Jaeger
Park Avenue
Thelma Mays
E. H. Mays
C. C. Kern
Chillicothe
Raymond Relsinger
New Oberlin
Worcester
Mra
Lotte Clark
West
Russia
Mia
James H. Worcester
Jamew R. Worcester
Maat Oberiin
Firelands Scouts Celebrate Silver Jubilee Demonstration
More than 1,000 Boy Scouts and Scouters from Firelands Area Council join Friday night events at Silver Jubilee High School auditorium. Sandusky High School band performs at 7 45 p m prior to the circus as part of the annual Scouting demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firelands Area Council
Silver Jubilee High School
Sandusky High School
Missing wooden Indian from Gallon district in Galion
The well known wooden Indian Minnehaha, last of her tribe in this district, disappeared from downtown Gallon after Louis Miller's tobacco shop closed. Minnehaha had stood in the same location for 34 years. The note also mentions the aims of Science and Philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galion
Gallon
Louis Miller
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B. A. Jenne Amherst
Central Book Store
Church &1
ST. Peter's Church
Betty Ehlert
Erma Krieg
Dorothy
Raesler
Norma Hollingeworth
Doris Schwitzki
Ruth Fleckner
Laurabelle Bahl
Neva Barris
Eleanor Newman
Esther Springer
Evelyn Stark
Norman Kurth
Donald
Sieday School
Te Church Council
Women's Union
Charles Hamann
Spring Street
Fred Berger
ST. Joseph Church
St. Ann's Society
Charles Henry
Church Street
Alex Dybinski
Elyria Avenue
Holy Name Society
John Strohmeier
Washington Avenue
Frank Franklin
Crosse Street
Jacob Wohlever
Jacob Hengen
Brown
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Mary’s Hall
Elyria
First Evangelical Church
Young Married Peoples
Wesleyan Club
Methodist Church
Ning
A.W. M.S
ST. Pall Church
Lorain County
St. John's Church
Bosse
St. Mathew Church
Amuerst
Benefit Party
Town Hall
Amherst Women's Democratic Club
Seabreeze Hotel
Harland Brown
Bob Burns
Gene St. Marie
Amherst News-Times
James Henry
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
G. M. Parker
Legion
Eagle Hall
Russ Mollison
Amherst Garden Club
Victor Reis
State Extension Service
Columbus
Adlerika
Adlerika Co
W. Phillips
Bailey's
Mary Lynn, Brownhelm
Adios' Ald Society
Leonard Wragg
South Male Street
Purnonake
Hospital News
Thomas Exton
Castle's
Reddy
Castle’s
0. C. McIntyre
Jack Dempsey
Jack
William Faulkner
Valeska Suratt
Chic Sale
Julius Tannen
Mabel Hite
Elbert Hubbard
Deseutade
Ihent
Albee
James Barrie
Savoy Grill
William Saroyan
Gertrude Stein
Luigi Pirandello
Milton Bronner
McNaught Syndicate
Firelands Scouts
Natex
Muir
Lerscoh
Elyria Lace
Lersch’s
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