Neiding Family Reunion Held At Crystal Beach
The tenth annual Neiding family reunion gathered 74 members at Crystal Beach on Sunday for a picnic dinner and program. Eldest member honors went to Christ Bauer 74, youngest to Roland Whiteman nine months. Officers for the 1937 reunion were chosen: Myron Northeim Amherst president David Neiding Vermilion vice president Mrs Albert Koch Brownhelm secretary Grace Neiding Vermilion treasurer. Plans for 1937 include a third Sunday August Crystal Beach reunion.
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Neiding Family
Amherst
Neiding
Crystal Beach
Christ Bauer
Brownholm
Roland
F. Whiteman
Lorain
Myron Northeim
David Neiding
Vermilion
Albert Koch
Brownhelm
Grace Neiding
Amherst area community news roundup
Sunday guests Rev and Mrs B H Ryan. Amherst and Brownhelm bands meet at school auditorium tonight to rehearse for a combined concert. Circle 3 hosts at Mrs J Miller South Main Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Clara H Hemple funeral held in Elyria. Gerald King admitted and discharged. Townsend Club meets tonight at Town Hall. Mrs Harry Nicholl in Cleveland. Miss Jane Garland guest at Jennes. George Balls and wife visit Cleveland for Great Lakes exposition.
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Betty Baus
George Baus
Park Avenue
Cedar Point
Shell
Amherst
Brownhelm
George Garthe
Harry Wiliams
L. F. Kreeger
Clara H. Hemple
Elyria
Amherst Townsend Club
Town Hall
Harry Nicholl
Cleveland
Jane Garland
H. A. Jenne
George Balls
Modes and Manners on color norms for babies and gifts
The column notes pink is traditionally for baby girls and blue for boys, with some mothers preferring pure white for newborns. For showing wedding gifts, suggest hosting tea and arranging the gifts in another room for guests to inspect.
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FE_J. R
Vera T
Short Cuts and Sleeper Spoils Toledo Fun
Short Cuts notes French dressing storage in the refrigerator to keep indefinitely. Vinegar removes paint from glass. Mack Taylor of Scott High School shouted through a microphone to keep off the grass until a night-shift neighbor complained. incident disrupted by amplified voice.
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Toledo
Mack Taylor
Scott High School
Adden
Memory Master of Tin Pan Alley Tunes
Jerry Vogel, a New York Tin Pan Alley executive, can recall songs from decades past. He identifies tunes by ear for radio programs and media requests without charging, using the knowledge to aid charity. His uncanny memory helps verify old hits like Singing in the Rain and the Texas Tommy Swing from 1915.
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Jerry Vogel
Vogel
Tin Pan Alley
New York
Ciy
Tommy Swing
Remick
The
Inquirer
Frank B Williams
Tom Lemonter
Williams
Lemonter
State House
Illinois
South Amherst Firemen Frolic Doors Open At Bechstines Grove
The annual gathering of the South Amherst Volunteer Firemen took place Sunday afternoon and evening at Bechstines Grove. Activities included games and contests for children, a ball game, and a tug of war between married and single men. Refreshments were provided by the organization and a basket supper followed with about several attendees.
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South Amherst
Bechstines Grove
Woman's Circle and Society Picnic News Notes
The Na tivity Parish Woman's Circle meets in church parlors Thursday afternoon for a regular session. Congregational Ladies Dime Society families head to Mrs H B Dulmage's home Thursday for their annual picnic with noon dinner. Attendees should bring table service, sandwiches, and one covered dish. dessert and coffee provided. Nearby reports mention relatives visiting in Rochester and several Sunday dinners across town, with updates on ill health and visits to Cleveland and Good man Wisconsin.
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Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
B. BE. Eastman
Amherst
Wakemag
Woman's Circle
Woman's Circle of the Nativity Parish
Congregational Ladies Dime Society
HB. Dulmage
Clem Gratzard
Rochester
York
A. E. Meigs
Warren, Obie
George Rice
Margaret Rice
William Emery
Alfred Fullmer
Roy Anderson
Ruth
Goodman
Wisconsin
Carl Gibson
Morgantown
West Virginia
Warren Huffacker
Grace
Ethel Gibson
Camden
Seunday
Henry Kolb
Ray Mercer
Cleveland
John Wermuth
Wm. Fountain
Desert Heat in Dispute Sparks Salt Lake City Appeal
Las Vegas merchants appealed to the Salt Lake City chamber to correct rumors about desert heat. They argued the average summer temperature is only 104 degrees, challenging sensational reports about the region’s heat.
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Salt Lake City
Las Vegas
Nev
Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Daily Relief From Dizziness
An advertisement urges readers to use Kruschen Salts to keep intestines clean and kidneys active, claiming that a daily dose prevents dizziness, headaches, nervousness, and restlessness. It vows a youthful, more energetic feeling with no drastic laxative effect and offers a money back guarantee.
Alice Longworth Responds to League Monetary Review
Beverly Hills reports that Alice Longworth notes the League of Nations review contrasting Britain's cheap money policy with Roosevelt era measures. She suggests foreign critics misread bankers and economic royalty in the New Deal, pointing to higher US price increases despite debt costs.
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Beverly Hills
League of Nations Monetary Review
United Kingdom
England
Roosevelt
United States
Man Dies by Mistaken Identity in Cafe Incident
An obituary reports William Hooly Wooley, 30, of Buffalo North Carolina, found reading a newspaper and drinking beer when his death notice appeared. Investigation reveals a case of mistaken identity amid broader concerns about individual value in an automated, conflict‑driven era.
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Cleveland
William Hooley
Buffalo
N. C
Wooley
Avon News Notes: Social Visits Highlight Local Weekend
Avon notes a weekend of visits from Cleveland and Lakewood relatives and nearby towns. Guests included Mr and Mrs H Mitchell, Mr and Mrs Ferrell, Mrs Hudgeon, and others. extended family members shared time at homes of Smith, Jameson, and Walker. A mention of a Baptist Sunday school event and a new son named Robert at the Exposition closes the item.
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AVON
H. Mitchell
Cleveland
Lakewood
Harry Ferrell
Euclid
John Hudgeon
Geneva
George Smith
Leslie Jameson
Elyria
Wilson Jameson
James Dodd
Dover
Mary Brooks
Ed Ringler
Savannah
Morse
17Th
Bertha Smith
Brush
Jennie Nead
Ben Walker
Bertha Burrell
Joe
Mlyria
The
Baptist Sunday School
Cascade Park
Aut Gough
Robert Wenderoth
Harry Hubvard
Donald
Arnold Buck
Robert
Llano couple marks 51st wedding anniversary at first home
LLANO Tex moving unknown to Mr. and Mrs West Wyckoff near here. They celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary in the same house where they began housekeeping as bride and groom in 1886. The Aryan superiority of race theory marks an official return to superstition.
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Llano
Tex
West Wyckoff
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