Amherst News Highlights and Football Schedule Updates
The Amherst community hosts a Ladies Auxiliary gathering with Mrs. Porter presiding and Mrs. Howard Mite reading a piece by James Strest. A beauty contest judged by Strest precedes a social, with several local members listed among attendees and hostesses planned for September. Amherst High football coach Virial Pincombe releases tentative season dates with home games affected by field lighting, shifting some Friday games to Thursday. An Eagle Auxiliary meeting reports twenty-five attendees, prize awarded to Mrs. Virginia Gray, dues paid for Mrs. Ann Smith, and upcoming initiation planned for September 12.
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Koseane Pollowias
Elsi Onal
Stanley Porter
Clarence Papper
Rome
Porter
Ainison
Howard Mite
James Strest
Ninclh
Helen Mice
Mabel Reinhard
Russell Miller
Howard Hite
DePorrent Kelly Mes
Frank Whyte
Tom Wehls
Carl Waiters
al Ziewman
Leonard Noriheits
Robert Kreisel
Prides
Nor
Wellington
Lorain
Westlake
New London
Medina
Clearview
Copies
Eagle Annillary
Eagle Auxiliary
Eagle Home
Virginia Gray
Monus
Ann Smith
Florence Misty
Botis Sipos
Local doubles champs win tourney at Hariig Street Plat
McLinede and Naini Phonias won the ladies doubles title at the Playaround tournament held at Hariig Street Athletic Plot, defeating Nancy and Mildred Raser 6-1 6-5 6-3 in the finals to become city champions. Also notes of social events include a farewell party for Mrs. Albert Store at North Main Street and a Columbus visit by Mr. and Mrs. Raul Wennel.
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Mclinidé
Naini Phonias
Larties
h@ Hariig street Athletic Piatt. ing
Altar
Nancy
Mildred Raser
Te Manet Anseriate Bloné
Eastern Blars
Patty
Albert
Mare Patel Mactentic
North Mai
Columbua
Raul Wennel
Columbus
Hengen
Catherine Bothmann Mhueltle Holiner
Helen
Nor- Hind Hollingsworth
New England
Vesper
Browtsheimst
Elurels
Cooper's Point
Jol
Proctor Bowens
South Amherst
Arthur McGee
Leavitt Road
Amherst
Beatrice Miller
Hayden
Kentucky
den Hospital
Reuben Miller
Thomas Taylor
Mollie
B. Connor
Ledbetter
My. Thesday
Barbara
Racsler
Sancia Blakenless
LaGrange
Gerald Mead
Enat Street
New England States
Paul Schwartz
J. 3. Schwartz
Pranklin Avehue
Roxe Simonette
New Providence
Wellington Notes Highlight Legion Parade and Local Visits
Wellington scene covers American Legion members in Cleveland parade praise for Williard painting Spirit of 76 and post repairs, plus social visits at Fair. Reports return from trips to Sault Ste Marie and Canada, award to James Roley for 4-H work, and upcoming Wellington High football practice with Alumni.
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Robert Andrews
Gibsonburg
Wellington
American Legion
Cleveland
Williard
Legion
Briels
Community group plans fall events and social fundraisers
The meeting outlined a schedule of activities including a clothing drive to complete a relief box, an anniversary dinner with monogrammed dishes arriving in October, and participation in the September 14 ov er show at town hall. A fundraising fond concession at the show on September 4 and baked goods donations for the Men’s Club auction were requested.
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Simpkins
Robert Haehl
A. Gyons
Mre
Butterfield
Tagh
Burrows
Ways and Means
Oa Fond Conces
Sunshine
Knowles
Sterling Milla
Paul Knapp
Vermillion
Kate
Knapp
Winners Named At Wellington Style Review Program
Four 4-H members received awards at the Wellington event with Mary Louise Brandt winning first in complete costume Rose Jama taking first in sport wear Lola Mull first in cotton dress Violet Barsan securing first place County fair winners advance to the state fair. The northern county 4-H club competition was set for Wellington Fair today. The McConnell reunion at Paefield Park drew 67 members from North Canton Wellington Ashland Massillon Cleveland and nearby towns with Frank Zimmerman elected president.
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Pittsfield
Wellington
Mary Louise Brandt
Rose Jama
Lola Mull
Violet Barsan
McConnell
Paefield Park
North Canton
Ashland
Massilon
Cleveland
Burbank
Frank Zimmerman
Tasty Ham Dishes For Today From Judith Wilson
Practical ham cooking guide notes trimming whole or half hams for family meals and party dishes. Advises on tenderized versus ready to eat ham, baking times, and using leftovers for sandwiches and casseroles with several recipe ideas and serving tips.
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Judith Wilson
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Unclear Cook Instructions with Pepper and Baked Dish
Fragments describe peppery bake with onions tomatoes and water at high temp then a sauce. Mentions dried lima beans soaked overnight and baked with sliced onions and herbs. Instructions are damaged and intermittently legible.
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Smithville
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Geoge Edwards
Frank Martina
Lakewood
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Edwards
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Herbert Resphaw
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
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Canada
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Huntington
Ohio State University
Jimmy
Huntington Liberty
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Wellington High School
Lorain County
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J. Spink
He Stacey
Glenn Piper
Elsie McConnell
Mary Ann Backmore
William Backmore
Sacred Heart Church
Oberlin
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G. H. Norton
Howard McRoberts
George McRobert
Allie Lantsberry
Minerva Crossier
Jeannette Hawley
Robert Pickworth
Tabby
la Mesa
San Diego
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U.S
Barby Link Sausage
Hamburg
Raspberry
Esmond Ice Cream Dealers
Hale-Haven
Armadly
Reese
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Broad Street
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