Lawn fete at Brownberg church near Amherst
Amherst August 31 The Jusi u Mere Club of the Brownberg Congregational church will hold a lawn fete on the church lawn Thursday evening with music throughout the event.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1926
Page
10
Amherst August 31 The Jusi u Mere Club of the Brownberg Congregational church will hold a lawn fete on the church lawn Thursday evening with music throughout the event.
An advertisement touts Zemo as instant relief for itching and healing of eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles. It claims cleansing soothing effects and invisibility in daytime use with 60 cent small size or 1.00 large bottle from any druggist.
Mr. and Mrs. tained hosted relatives from Elyria and North Eaton for the tenth annual reunion of the de Ratta families at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kepenhater in Shinrock on Sunday. Attendees included Irene and Earl Boo and family, Robert Kiska, Mrs. A R Palme, Mrs. Chasamet, Mrs. Worence, Tressie Yamel, Claude and Arthur Yamel, and others.
The Lamesame Society of the South Amherst Congregational church hosts an outdoor lawn gathering at Mr and Mrs John Dresch ler East Amber Thurst. A fried fish dinner is served, with games contests and music in the afternoon.
The Amherst Business Association met to discuss bills and a $50 donation to Amherst Exchange Lab for a home to aid a local family. Plans include a public celebration with a luncheon, a hospital donation, a telegraph display, and a display of fruits and vegetables. Several social events and staffing changes are noted, along with births, reunions, and various community outings and visits.
London unveils plans to purchase the English Bunker Hill site adjoining Hampstead Treath to honor fallen Brit soldiers of World War I. The project seeks inscribing names and quotations on suitable stones with a cost around 75 000 pounds and 15 000 already subscribed for a memorial fund and preservation of the hill from builders.
Ambitious reports confirm Anne Everett Beott of Cincinnati class arrives in North Woods for a tryout with the Hiretowwood club as a key candidate in the Primeimi untis event. Beott holds a consecutive record and is urged to fill a position on the Eirehwood team.
Miss Warrice Erf of Cleveland recently joined Leander Goerner of Cleveland in a quiet ceremony at Oberlin’s First Church building. The Rev W P Rolin officiated. The couple will reside in Cleveland where Goerner runs a manufacturing business. Goerner is the son of Professor Fret Goerner, a cellist and Oberlin Conservatory faculty member.
Amarillo rifted to a Florida style real estate surge as promoters from Miami flood the Panhandle. Bird dogs and flashy tactics lure investors with free autos and treasure hunts. Subdivisions spread across Amarillo and at least 3 dozen Panhandle towns, boosting population and building expenditures.
The Republican party announces its slate with Miss Bartolini as secretary of state candidate and Miss Lois Randolph as the nominee for state superintendent of public instruction.
Jacob Willen of Worthington-iware Company Cleveland reports kidney trouble relief after using Tepee Indian Tonite. He says back pain faded, digestion improved, bowel regularity returned, and appetite restored after three bottles. Advmentions Elyria C W Phillips Drug Store.
President Henry Churchill King of Oberlin College plans to return Sept 9 after illness, with assistant Mr. Bohn stating he is in better health and ready to resume work. Professor Paul Means arrives back with his bride Nathaliebert Tomes, married July 21 in Spokane. Miss Bliss, Oberlin graduate, trains as nurse in Boston Childrens Hospital. Adeline Fitch marries Fred Fortney of Chanute Kansas at Tank Hall. Anna Elizabeth Fitch, Oberlin alumna, laid to rest in Westwood Cemetery. Charles W. Fackler improving after auto collision. Rex Theatre near South Main to reopen within a month.
Full line of paints varnishes shellac brushes offered by L Taylor with samples shown at home location 410 West Sixth Street phone T5114 Central city shop advertises painting services and supplies.
Dr. Dan F. Bradley Oberlin trustee and Cleveland pastor visited Oberlin on Sunday en route to Lima for dedicatory services at First Congregational Clare building. Residents on Woodland Avenue held a lawn event with old fashioned games. The Oberlin village council set a meeting for Wednesday at 7 pm in town rooms on Main Street. Al Wheeler, former Oberlin college football star, visited Monday. Mrs. Bethe Pope of Michigan and Bruce Thivisie moved into Elm street home. Several residents, including Herrick and Nielsen, were ill or hospitalized over the week.
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