Amherst Football Season: Registration and Practice Schedule
Amherst announces football season details by Mrs. June E. Alexander. Students must complete physical exams by August 19 and attend first practice August 20. Uniforms issued late August with grade-based equipment times. Insurance fee of 225 dollars due when forms are drawn. Regular practice begins August 23 with two daily sessions. Listed starters include Howard Washka Harvey Lodge Jerry Prttie Don Winford and Eugene Lee. Additional seniors Roger Dudley Marco Gigletti Richard Sharp Ed Nire enroll.
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Amherst
Howard Washka
Harvey Lodge
Jerry Prttie
Don Winford
Eugene Lee
Roger Dudley
Marco Gigletti
Richard Sharp
Ed Nire
Community notices major page update and events
School classes list juniors sophomores and freshmen with multiple named students. Bowling league officers elected with names and sponsors. Eagles Auxiliary meeting attended with members and guests. upcoming events include a Women’s Circle luncheon and elephant sale. Farm Bureau picnic planned for August 15 at Niggie’s Grove with a conservation talk and potluck lunch. Church announcements note Sunday schedules for Congregational and Methodist services and guest pastor absence.
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Martha Tucmson
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St Peter's Church
Lawrence Satteman
Rudolph Berger
Leus Behnke
Charles Hamann
Minne Menz
William Barris
Dexry Rane
Farm Bureau
District Farm Bureau
Niggie’s Grove
Carl Deeds
Conservation District
J. W. Parks
Dale Rigas
Warren Powers Aus
Rigss
Camp Sxchor
Fall church notices and services around Lorain area
Multiple church listings dated in August describe services at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran St Josephs Catholic First Evangelical United Brethren St Peters Evangelical and Reformed Brownhelm Congregational with details on Sunday schools worship times and special events including outdoor services at Cooper Foster Park and a World Series film showing in the evening Hospital news notes admissions dismissals births and a brief club meeting for the RNC Club at Mrs August Zlenski home.
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Roland C Bosse
Schoel Picmc
Lutheran Home For
Dover Road
Westlake
St. Joseph's Catholic
James H. Smith
First Evangelical United Brethren
C.C Vandersall
C.J Springer
Mildred Burton
St. Peter's
Cooper Foster Park
Baumbart Roads
Tapie
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Lawrence Shope
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Sylvia Ann Smith to Wed Kalan Devereaux in Penfield
Penfield announces the upcoming marriage of Sylvia Ann Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Smits to Kalan David Devereaux son of Mr and Mrs Clair Devereaux of Wellington. The ceremony is set for August 22 at the Smith home with a 3 to 6 pm reception.
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Ralph D. Devereaux
Penfield
Russell Smits
Elyria
Sylvia Anne
Kalan
David Devereaux
Clair Devereaux
Wellington
R. D
Smith Home
Miss Smith
Penfield High School
First Wellington Bank
Devereaux
Webizicn High School
Rewed After 35 Years Reunited in Quiet Chicago Ceremony
In Chicago Mary Harrison aged 77 and Charles Harbison 78 remarried in a quiet ceremony after 34 years apart. They first wed in 1894 and divorced in 1913. Mary forgave him hoping he would stay sober, and a minister united them at her home.
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Chicago
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Caaries Harbison
Mary
Caeres
Mars Harrison
Ganx
Charles
Cleveland
Charlies
Marr
Sweden's origin tale of Svear and Gotar union
Tradition credits Sweden's founding between 600 and 650 A.D. to a union of the Svear and Gotar. The exact method remains unknown, but the Goths reportedly recognized the Swedish king while retaining their land and local self-government.
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Kingdom of
Sweden
Woman's Leap Refutes Soviet Kidnapping Claims
U S diplomatic officials view Mrs Oksana Stepanova Kosenkina's leap from the Russian consulate as a dramatic rebuttal of Soviet charges that she and a Russian teacher were kidnapped. Voice of America broadcast details and officials say the act strengthens U S propaganda in the Cold War narrative.
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New York
Nyack, N
Alexandra Tolstoy
Washington
Oksana Stepanova Kosenkina
United States
Russia
Furthe
U. S
Wwe
When Mary Catherine Lehmkuhl Faces Privacy Rules
Milwaukee report notes Mary Catherine Lehmkuhl at age 12 prompts a privacy rule within her family. Her mother requires four brothers to knock before entering her room. A few days later Harry Jr. enters without knocking and is reassured by his reply that a loud scream would signal danger.
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Milwaukee
Mary Catherine Lehmkuhl
Mary Catherine
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