Kiwanis Hear Rabbi Kramer Farewell Talk
Kiwanis Club at the Graystone Hotel held an impromptu farewell for Rabbi Marcus Kramer as he prepares to lead a congregation in Potts Town Pennsylvania. He shared impressions from a trip through the New England states and Quebec noting French Canadian migration into northern Maine and the cultural influence from Quebec. He warned of potential French resurgence amid English speaking politics and said the region’s historic spates and landscapes offered rich appeal.
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Kiwanis Club
Graystone Hotel
Marcus Kramer
Flyrna
Pottstown
Pennsylvania
Kramer
New England
Quebec
Maine
United States
Rabbi Sees Hope for Peaceful Labor Settlement
The rabbi spoke of political maturity and a peaceful settlement to the labor question. He noted literary names preserved as filling station designations, and Ed. Notley was the lone visitor in the reading.
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Ed. Notley
Boake Carter on Roosevelt and empire echoes
Boake Carter critiques Roosevelt by noting Lord Macaulay’s letter contrasts, questions a senator’s painting critique, and discusses British naval views on Japan. He analyzes Manchuria's failures, Japan's economic strains, and militarist promises, highlighting tensions between imperial rhetoric and reality.
Slain Evanston butcher shop co-owner in Grant Park murder
Robert Francia Burns, co-owner of an Evanston butcher shop, was killed on the lake front in Chicago. He was walking through Grant Park with Lucie Buehler, a night club hostess, when the slaying occurred.
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Acme
Robert Francia Burns
Evanston
Lake Front
Chicago
Grant Park
Lucie Buehler
Epithets and war news from world leaders noted
The piece catalogs dictator rhetoric and epithets used against opponents, cites Mussolini’s hyena remark ban, and lists a London journalist slur fight. It also reports a shelling incident killing a US sailor and wounding seventeen, plus a Boston Elevated scrap being sent to Japan. Paris notes a shorter French workweek boosting labor-saving machinery as democracies face a choice between economic and dictatorial paths. It ends with the world’s largest crystal in Pretoria weighing 335 pounds and measuring 2 ft 3 in by 1 ft 3 in.
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America
Lord Macaulays
Mussolini
Investige
London
United States
United States Navy
Shanghai
Guild Street
Boston
Japan
San Diego
Paris
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Lola Larkin Intrigues Stir New York Entanglements
In a Broadway style serial, Lola Larkin follows Norman Standish and causes tensions with Cora and Martha Carter. Martha advises caution while investigators report Lola’s life in New York remains clean, yet a Washington contact hints at deeper connections. To be continued.
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Larkin
Winfield Balcom
Winfield
Martha Carter
Norman Standish
New York
Cora
Lola
Standish
Hollywood
Lola Larkin
Martha
Norman
England
Miss Larkin
Tor
Maine
Tania
Johnson
Detective Agency
Rosa
Washington
Congregational Ladies Journey To Wakeman
Amherst, Aug. 27. The Congregational church Ladies society traveled to Wakeman and dined with Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Eastman. Guests included Mrs. Mayme Blum, Miss Eliot Muillersberg, multiple Am herst members, Rev. and Mrs. Eastman and their children Helen and Dick. After dinner the group visited the church and sang hymns.
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Amherst, C
Ladies Society of the Congresational Church
Wakeman
F. E. Eastman
Mayme Blum
Miss Eliot
Muillersberg
Mesdames Bert Edwards
Nettie Schaeffer
Mary Mahkorn
Jessie Whyte
Jessie Cromwell
Jessie McLean
Charles Good
Elizabeth Straw
J. R. MacKenzie
H. A. Mon~ker
Earl Rockwood
Floyd McIntyre
H. G. Battenhouse
James Miller
Ada Purcell
Clarence Dean
Elmer Gall
Bert Packard
Jay Gillette
Edith Hoffner
William Baird
Allie Miller
Carrig Robbins
N. F. Foster
Amherst
Helen
Circle One Meets at Woman's Union Event
Members and friends of Circle One of the Woman's Union of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed church hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Clayton Hollingsworths on Harris Street. The session included carpet rag sewing, a business meeting with devotions led by Mrs. Charles Hamann, and a poem read by Mrs. Ernst. First and consolation prizes were awarded in contests, with refreshments served to six guests and many members in attendance.
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Circle One
Circle
Woman's Union
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Clayton Hollingsworth
Harris Street
Ralph Reinhard
Charles Hamann
Ernst
William Younglesa
John Wiegand
Fred Holzhauer
L. Roemer
Jacob Rosenkranz
Ameta Douecile
Anna Krieg
Franklin Miller
Frank Stark
Amela Deuschle
Former Amherst Man Dies In Cleveland
Amherst relatives report the death of William Giltner 71 at Mt Sinai Hospital Cleveland at 7 30 p m Wednesday from injuries after a fall last Thursday He previously lived in Amherst Survived by wife Rose two sons Kenneth Calvert Cleveland and four daughters Christine Pittsburgh Olive Wilma Dorothy Cleveland Three sisters and one brother Mrs John Hoffman Hudson Mich Mrs Ella M First Detroit Mich Mrs A K Jenne Amherst Lloyd Giltner Osage City Kan Funeral at McGuinty Funeral Home 8112 Superior Ave Cleveland 2 30 p m Saturday burial in Cleveland Orchestra to Practice The First Evangelical church orchestra will meet at 7 p m for rehearsal and the choir at p m Noon Day Club A Hospital Auxiliary committee served dinner to Noon Day Club members at the home of Mr and Mrs Conrad Zilch Cleveland avenue
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Amherst
William Giltner
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
Rose
Kenneth
Calvert
Christine
Pittsburgh
Olive
Wilma
Dorothy
John Hoffman
Hudson
Mich
Ella M. First
Detroit
A. K. Jenne
Amherat
Lloyd Giltner
Osage City
Kansas
Calvary Baptist Church
Woodmen of the World
McGuinty
Superior Avenue
Flower Show Tonight At Amherst Garden Club
The Amherst Garden Club hosts a public flower show tonight at 7 PM with fifty prizes. Judging happens at 2 PM today and prize awards are at 8 30 PM Saturday. Entries are due by 2 PM.
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Amherst Garden Club
Church Services and Schedules for Local Congregations
A list of church services across several congregations with pastors and times. Includes St. Joseph R C Church with James Smith as pastor, and Foursquare Church led by Rev. and Mrs. R Barber with evening services. Also notes church schools and worship times at Lutheran, German Methodist, and Brightos institutions.
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M. A. Meyas
Pookon
Congregattions Church
Williams
Pester
Mchubbea
Brightos
Sachool
Wersbie
Lower St. Paul Lutheran Church
Bert, RR
C. Bosse
Ryan
St. Joseph R. C
James Smith
R. Barber
Driver in Freak Mishap in Brattleboro
Ro land Merritt was struck by a blast of steam from his own car radiator after removing the cap. He jumped back as a truck passed and suffered severe bruises when the truck struck him.
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Brattleboro
Roland Merritt
Merritt
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