Amherst Grange Program Presents No Man Admitted
Gladys Hecock directed a North Eaton grange program featuring a three piece orchestra Ken neth Alexander Teoddy Alexander and Robert Fleckner. A three act playlet No Man Admitted starred Toots Mia E Wall Mrs Preston Mabel Hecock and others with interludes by Marian Knittin Ruth Schroeder and a trio by Ralph Hecock and Wanda. The program closed with more music as Master Knittle received the magle carpet for delivery to Ridgeville grange. Lunch was served by North Eaton grange ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mamyore
Hickory Tree Grange
North Eaton
North Eaton Grange
Ridgeville Grange
In The Good Old Summer Time at Town Hall
Tonight at eight o'clock the three act comedy directed by Mrs. Melvin Schwartz will be staged at the Town Hall with special musical numbers before and between acts. Proceeds go to the local hospital. Also tonight the Eagles auxiliary meets at Earle Hall with supper at 6 30 and officer nominations. The Lorain County Lutheran Men's Society meets at St Paul Lutheran church with an entertainment program.
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Melvin Schwartz
Town Hall
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Earle Hall
Lorain County
Choir Rehearsal Notice for Exangelent Church Event
The schedule lists a 7:20 p m choir rehearsal at the church with guests expected from Elyria Lorain and Amberat. The Most Exangelent church choir will participate in a forthcoming event with refreshments and a fal hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Amberat
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Adolph Riemer
Mrs Adolph Riemer was honored with a Tuesday afternoon surprise party at her Brown helm home for her birthday. Guests included Mesdames North, Fritch, Brill, Miller, Burke, Maurer, Emmerick, Baumhardt, Whittlesey and Misses Cook and Hollstein. Mrs Riemer received gifts as games and luncheon followed. The Mite Society met at Mrs Wragg’s home on South Main Street to plan a combined meeting with the missionary society, May 3, with a Mother’s Day tribute planned and a May 12 pilgrimage to the Home for the Aged in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Ricemar
Brownhelm
Mesdamey Anthony North
Vim
Andrew Fritch
Alfred Brill
Inex Miller
Roy Burke
Orvis Maurer
August Emmerick
James Baumhardt
Hays Whittlesey
Leonard Wragg
Ruby Walker
Mite Society
Methodist Church
South Main Street
The
Missionary Society
Elyria
Boy Scout Circus Plans Circulate At Sandusky
A special Boy Scouts meeting at the new headquarters on Tenney avenue discussed a Sandusky circus Friday evening with about 900 scouts from three counties expected. Transportation will be arranged for those needing a ride, with 28 boys already pledging to attend. George Soerhide, superintendent of City Mission Cleveland, will speak at St. Peter's Evangelical.
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Boy Scouts
Tenney Avenue
Baker Company
Sandusky
Boy Scout Movement
Soerheide
George Soerhide
City Mission
Cleveland, O
St. Peter’s Evangel
Broken Weasels Talk At Brotherhood Meeting
Real church event Wednesday evening May 1 at St. Joseph Catholic Church under the Brotherhood auspices. Mr. Soerhide will speak on Broken Weasels with hedalle birds performing musicians. An invitation extends to all parishioners and interested attendees. Sewing Club Meets at church parlors Wednesday afternoon with needlework as diversion and refreshments for 15 by Mrs. Wohlever Hengen and Brown.
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Real
Brotherhood
Soerhidle
Hedalle Birds
Soerhide
St. Joseph Catholic Church
John Wohlever
Jacob Hengen
Jacob Brown
Eastman and Harris Attend Rural Congregational Meeting
Rev F E Eastman Mrs Pansy Harris attended the semi annual meeting of the Meeting Association of Congregational churches at Penfield. Largest attendance for a rural church. Speakers included G Lattimer Columbus former Ohio moderator on Social Work of the Church and M Lincoln state secretary of farm bureaus on Rural Cooperatives. Rev J Richards Oberlin was chosen moderator. Next meeting set for Brownhelm on October 16.
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F. E. Eastman
Pansy Harris
Association of Congregational Churches
Penfield
G. Lattimer
Columbus
Ohio Congregational Church
M. Lincoln
Farm Bureaus
Cloverleaf Club Hosts Friday Afternoon Event
The Cloverleaf Club will be entertained at Mrs August Nabakowski's Hast street home Friday afternoon. The final dance of the season sponsored by the Eagles will be at Eagle Hall Friday evening with music by Russ Mollison and his orchestra. Amherst Townsend Club meets Monday evening, May , at Mrs. Charles Henry's Church street home.
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Cloverleaf Club
August Nabakowski
Hast Street
Eagles
Eagle Hall
Russ Mollison
Amherst Townsend Club
Charles Henry
Church Street
Areme Club Hosts and Opera Night in Lorain
Areme Chiho of the Mastern Stark hosted a Wednesday gathering with routine business and a social hour where Mrs. Albert Schneider and Mrs. Thomas Bruce won contests. The Lorain High School auditorium showcased The Bohemian Girl with Misses dich Berger Roemer Edna Beller and Olive Beller in attendance and Hope McClaflin and James Dreschler performing Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hori and Janet Hamiston visited from Lakewood, while Mrs. A Kreeger spent the week in Norwalk.
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Areme Club Mra
Himer Gall
Clareves Farachman
Areme Chiho
Mastern Stark
Albert Sehneider W
Thomas Bruce
Alliend Opera
Lorain
Dich
Hulda Berger
Helen Roemer
Edna
Olive Beller
Musical Arts
Lorain High School
Hope McClaflin
Jame Dreschler
Frank Hori
Janet Hamiston
Lakewood
Lucy Horn
Pansy Harris
Kreeger
South Amherst Firemen to Organize
South Amherst reports a special meeting of the Volunteer Firemen at the station at 7:00 PM to reorganize into two classes of members social and active. A good attendance is urged. A quartet from Oberlin School of Theology will perform Negro Spirituals next Sunday at the Congregational church.
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South Amherst
Oberlin School of Theology
Congregational Church
Dinner Guests at the Sehimitz Home in Oberlin
New Oberlin April 25 Mr and Mrs Carl Sehimitz hosted a large dinner and supper with guests from Oberlin Elyria Medina Bowling Green and Lorain including Mr and Mrs J Sehimitz Mr and Mrs M Welteber and two sons Mr and Mrs C Justin and family Mr and Mrs Webber and family Vira A Dion and two sons and more. The Resingers Keisinger Reisinger and Neumiler families visited the area with plans and Sunday visitors from Elyria and Bowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Trek
Carl Sehimitz
Kuster
J. Sehinitz
M. Welteber
C. Justin
Airs
Webber
G. J. Dion
Vira
A. Dion
Elyria
Forest Taylor
Medina
Davis
Nerman
Wil- Main
Arlene Iicharus
Oberlin
Miriam Martin
Lorain
Raymond Resinger
Frank Keisinger
Cloudls Reisinger
Win
Neumiler
Carlton
Bowling
Public church service invites attendance at 7:30
The public is invited to attend a service that begins at 7:30 o'clock. The notice emphasizes an open invitation to parishioners and neighbors.
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South
Statement by Mayor Garland on dog owner premises rule
Mayor Henry Garland issues one final statement directing all dog owners to keep dogs on their own premises. Violations will be prosecuted under applicable law.
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Henry Garland
Juniors Hold Regular Meeting of Congregational Church Group
The Junior Dime Society met at Mrs. David Davids home Monday evening for a routine session. A brief business and devotional period preceded a social time. Betty Witt, a member, was ill and a small remembrance was sent. Refreshments were served by Christy Phillips and Thelma Sprunk.
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Junior Dime Society of the Congregational Church
David Davids
Betty Witt
Christy Phillips
Thelma Sprunk
Local Visitors And Calls Reported In Community Notes
Mr and Mrs Matt Wohlyber and family plus Master David, Dean Ford spent a week with hlace and parents. Toledo residents visited M C Brown. Mrs Brown returned home after two weeks. Various locals hosted callers including the Burmacker and Falkner households and news of Patricia Hackett’s appendectomy recovery. Easter visits noted among Hurst Hastings Waite and Kinzel households. Julia Moldovan of Cleveland stopped by Elsie Mitre.
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Matt Wohlyber
David
Dean Ford
Hlace
Willian McPhearson
N. Strohimier
Eugene Strohimier
Coletta
Toledo
M.C. Brown
Mires. Brown
Relatively
Chere
Cletus Burmacker
A. Falkner
John Thigonett
Peafield
M. Wohleber
Jack Hackett and Son
Copley
Wm. Peabody
Patrica Hackett
G. H. Dion
F. Jos Schmidt
Donald Houlshour
Brownhelm
Peabody
Harold Hurst
Norwalk
Everett Hastings
Arthur Waite
Avon
Matt Wohlever
Urban Kinzel
Grafton
Julia Moldovan
Cleveland
Gate tax party forms at Mra home in West Ridge area
Mariam and Mra QO of West Ridge join Nine Rhoden of Elyria to organize a gate tax group at Mra Wine Peabody’s residence during the week’s fourteenth day. The gathering centers on local dues and community contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariam
Mra
N. Willama
West Ridge and
Myre
Rhoden
Elyria
Peabody
Obotisks Honor Dead Warrior in Iberlang Custom
A fragment notes a Viking like Iberlang custom where the dead warlord was honored with obelisks equal to the number of foes he had slain. The practice tied tribute to the slain and marked the tomb with a grim tally of victories.
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Iberlang
Clean Out Kidney Poisons With Doan's Pills
A 1934 advertisement urges kidney cleansing to prevent acid poisoning from blocked tubules. It claims kidneys should pass three pints daily and warns of backache, swelling, and dizziness from waste buildup. Doan's Pills, an old prescription from Foster-Mellburn Co., are recommended by the ad.
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Doan
Foster-Milburnm Co
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Warner
Stewart-Warner
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U.S
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