Amherst Christmas seals drive to aid national fund
Amherst hosts Christmas seals drive organized by the national association to distribute the fundraising seals. Amherst residents urged to purchase seals as a practical contribution beyond money.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
5
Amherst hosts Christmas seals drive organized by the national association to distribute the fundraising seals. Amherst residents urged to purchase seals as a practical contribution beyond money.
The Knights of Pythias will host a dance tonight in their lodge rooms. Music by Gereia's Orchestra of Lorain will accompany a program featuring both new and old fashioned dances.
Fragmentary text mentions Outer Gate and a January installation, a Christmas party at the mexi meetrss on December 15, with talk of higher charges. The wording is garbled and hard to interpret.
A St Peters church social event is planned for tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors. Hosts include Mr Charles Fisker Mrs Jacob Ro Brant and Mrs Henr. The Gleaners Society extends a cordial invitation to its members and friends to attend.
A list of local society meetings is announced with dates in December. The Bigle class and Eagles Auxiliary in Amherst plan gatherings, urging attendance and noting meetings at various halls.
Amherst Dec 2 The Top Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs James Wilter on Friday afternoon. The list of Amherst visitors and Lorain shoppers is noted with names across several households. Measles illness and hospital operations are reported among local residents.
The Chronicle reports Telesyam Wantage offering upfront payment in the AQ project, signaling a bold move to secure funding. Officials at the agency confirm the arrangement aims to accelerate development and reduce financial risk.
Oberlin Odd Fellows held an open meeting with musical and literary program for guests and members. Several items follow including a car theft near Finney chapel and local petty incidents with requests for return of stolen items.
Miss Gertrude Davis of Morgan street leaves Tuesday by auto with cousin Worth Parsons for Defros Michigan then to visit Mr and Mrs HK M Stummers in Elizia. Mr and Mrs J F Zellars spent Sunday in Clyde. Mrs Ashler of Elmwood leaves for Philadelphia to visit daughter and Mrs J nitchinson. Mrs J G Omstead of Oak street mentioned.
Special meeting of the Missionary Society in Wellington heard Mrs Frank Wartrea preside as she led a talk on Temperance and Missions. Local church societies were represented by Mrs Harden from the Church of Christ, Mrs S. S. Smith from the Congregational Church, Mrs Heminewa from the Methodist Church, and others including Mrs G. Neld.
Mrs Wm Body and Mrs C C Thons5 present readings on Americas Part in Worlds Work. Mrs Herman Wicht discusses Americas part in shaping her Work. Alice Gray Pauliaoe Ink Luella Hines Marian Sponseller with Mrs Walker Cole sing several numbers. Warren reads a poem Its Good To Be Living Today. At close, food and wafers were served and social hour enjoyed.
Wellington December 2 Mrs R D Foor of this place learned of the death last evening of her aunt Miss Augusta Carter of Elyria The deceased aged 87 was the sister of Mrs Ed Jackson of Elyria and her passing ends a long life noted in the community
A strong Odd Fellows meeting at the O O F Hall elected officers for the year led by Noble Grand ELG Strugnel and Vice Grand M W Brouse. Charles Opfer secretary, John Perr financial secretary, HF Davies treasurer, and L W Watres trustee for three years. Rev. Van Kirk of Youngstown spoke on World Peace and World Brotherhood. First degree work was performed by the Dezrea team, followed by a sumptuous supper.
Wellington December 2 The Young People's Branch of the YWCA will meet with Miss Caroline Carpenter on Thursday at 7 pm. Mrs Fonny Drummond of Oberlin, state and national organizer, will address the group. Members plan to aid sailors and soldiers at the Soldiers Home Sandusky Ohio with sewing this evening. Kivasians will host Wellington High School football squad guests who recently completed a successful season.
Dr. Frank Yocum, director of athletics at Western Reserve University, will address the Kiwanis at their weekly Wellington luncheon Thursday noon. The event takes place at a local venue in Wellington.
Mrs A H Binder returned to her home from St Josena's hospital Lorain where she underwent 22 operation. Friends celebrate her rapid recovery as Mr Keith Andrews transported her home in Andrew's ambulance.
Wellington schedule notes a Friday evening dance at The Han with Treva's Talented Trio providing music for the event.
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