Pythian Sisters Plan Joint Installation With Knights
In Amherst Ohio the Pythian Sisters held a Tuesday meeting at Pythian Hall. They discussed a joint installation of officers with the Knights set for Tuesday June 5, starting with a 6 30 tureen supper. Gifts and donations for Medina home were shared and prizes awarded to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
George Baus
June Carter
J. B. Avery
H. A. Monger
Walter Miller
William Ehrman
Ed. Moebius
Local Visitors and Gift Presentation at Aa Tel M. E. Church
Mrs. Fred Ball of Vermilion called on the Res. and Mrs B. H. Ryan on Tuesday to present a gift on behalf of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Aa tel M. E. church. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Rush of La Grange were recent guests of the Ryans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ball
Res
B. H. Ryan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Aatel M. E. Church
C. G. Rush
la Grange
Ryans
P T A Plans Christmas Party At St Josephs School
The Parent Teacher Association met at the school hall Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Harold Brown presiding. Plans were set for a Christmas party for school children Friday afternoon. The group voted to donate five dollars to the Lorain County Tuberculosis League. Rev James Smith spoke on Children of Pre-School Age. Sister Rose Annes room had the most mothers present. Refreshments were served to 26 by hostesses Mrs Alex Dybsinski Mrs Sylvester Delzieth and Mrs Sadie George.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
St. Joseph's
Alex Dybsinski
Sylvester Delzieth
Sadie George
Christmas church parties and meetings across the parish
The article lists multiple holiday gatherings this week across several churches. Activities include a cottage prayer meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Fritsch, a Christmas party and noon dinner at St Paul Lutheran church, and Circle one and Circle two women’s units hosting events at residences on Axtel Street and Beaver Court. A Foursquare church ladies’ group held a Tuesday parsonage party with a noon tureen dinner, inviting many attendees by name.
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First Evangelical Church
Andrew Fritsch
Ladies’ Aid Society
St Paul Lutheran Church
Circle One
Women's Union
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Jacob Rosenkranz
Axtel Street
Circle Two
C. C. Kern
Beaver Court
O. H Baker
Ladies’ Prayer Group
Foursquare Church
Elizabeth Gibson
Jacob Muth
George Garthe
A. M. Schofield
P. A. Becker
Jacob Sabiers
Oscar Klinzenmeier
L. F. Kreeger
H. A. Williams
J. Howard
Lila Muth
Constance Kreeger
Marjorie Becker
Janice
Notable anniversaries from 1714 to 1929 list famous births and events
A compact chronology of anniversaries and events: George Whitefield born 1714 and died 1770 during his American tours. Beethoven born 1770 and died 1827. Jane Austen born 1775. Thomas A Cooper born 1776. Jessup born 1785. Joseph Fels born 1834. John Fox Jr. born 1863. Boston Tea Party 1773. divorce of Josephine and Napoleon 1804. Senator Linn’s fort line proposal 1841. first Washington Star issue 1852. German naval bombardment 1914. US debt settlement talks with France 1929.
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George Whitefield
America
Ludwig van Beethoven
Jane Austen
Thomas A. Cooper
England
Bristol
Thomas A. Jessup
Berkley Co
W. Va
Washington, D. C
Joseph Fels
Baltimore- Philadelphia
Halifax Co
John Fox, Jr
Stony Point
Bir Stone Gap
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Charleston
S. C
Josephine
Napoleon
Lewis F. Linn
Missouri
Oregon
English
United States
France
Bible discussion and gift exchange during afternoon meeting
Bruce, Irene Howard and Mrs James Urban attended an afternoon Bible discussion followed by a gift exchange.
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Bruce
Irene Howard
James Urban
Brownhelm group finalizes plans for Chiriatmas observance
The Brownhelm Community group met Monday to complete plans for the annual Chiriatmas event. Newly elected officers led the session with Mrs. Ben Northeim as president, Ray Wellmes as vice president, Mrs. Henry Leimbach as secretary, and Russell Miller as treasurer. Another meeting is set for next Monday evening with Mrs. B Northeim.
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Brownhelm
Ben Northeim
Ray Wellmes
Henry Leimbach
Russell Miller
B. Northeim
Mrs Fahiney of South Amherst Becomes Mother Tuesday
Mrs Edward Fahiney of South Amherst was admitted and gave birth to a baby girl on Tuesday. Robert Berk of Axtel Street was discharged Tuesday.
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Edward Fahiney
South Amherst
Robert Berk
Axtel Street
Funeral rites for the late Mrs Rose Phoebe Arndt
Funeral rites for the late Mrs Rose Phoebe Arndt aged two were held from the Zilch Funeral Home on Tuesday afternoon. Rev S I Roger of the Brownhelm Evangelical and Re formed church officiated. Two vocal numbers were sung by Edith Heller and Walter Schulz. Pallbearers were relatives. Burial took place in Brownhelm cemetery.
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Rose Phoebe Arndt
Zilch Funeral
S. I Roger
Brownhelm Evangelical
Dickens musical adaption staged by Amherst eighth graders
Amherst Public School eighth graders present a three act Christmas Carol musical in the school gym. Miss Dorothy Jones directs the production with libretto by Miss Marion Steele and dances by Miss Beatrice Johnstone. Edward Horvath plays Scrooge with Ian…
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Charles Dickens
Amherst Public School
Dorothy Jones
Marion Steele
Beatrice Johnstone
Scrooge
Edward Horvath
Bob Cratchet
Henry Sharp
Tiny Tim
Edward Kristanoci
Peter
John Kapucinski
Yvonne McQueen
Christmas Party Gift Exchange Planned by St Ann's Circle One
Mrs. Clayton Young hosted Circle One of St Ann's Society at St Joseph's church on Monday evening. A brief meeting led by Mrs F Franklin set plans for a Christmas party and gift exchange at Mrs Peter Miesen's home on Elyria Avenue next Monday, Dec 21. Honors were awarded in the games to Mrs Peter Niesen first, Miss Crete Young second, and Mrs James Henry consolation. Lunch followed at small tables staffed by Mrs Young and Mrs J J Ryan.
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Clayton Young
Church Street
Circle One
St. Ann’s Society
St. Joseph's Church
F. Franklin
Peter Miesen
Elyria Avenue
Peter Niesen
Crete Young
James Henry
Young
J. J. Ryan
Village council discusses rate, tabled for next meeting
John Fritz of Ohio Fuel Gas Co attended the village council meeting at the council chambers Tuesday. A new rate was discussed but no action taken and the matter was tabled for the next meeting. The sexton’s salary issue was referred to the cemetery committee for report next session. The Humane Society of Lorain County will be employed to handle Amherst cases at a salary not to exceed 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fritz
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Humane Society of
Lorain County
Amherst
Today’s Birthdays Across Nations and Professions
Schuyler Merritt of Stamford and Ralph Adams Cram of Boston join George Santayana and Francis W. Bostwheel er abroad born in London Madrid and New York. Margaret Mead of New York and Malcolm Bingay of Detroit mark anniversaries. Artur Bodanzky and Noel Coward also listed. A note on temperament urges disciplined youth to curb vain ambitions.
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Schuyler Merritt
Stamford
Australian Premier To Get Official Plane
Canberra reports Prime Minister Lyons abandons train travel for air power stressing duty and campaign demands. He has already logged 22,000 miles this year for speeches broadcasts and cabinet work. Government plans to buy at least one fast plane for official use. Fifty years ago Germany spent ten million dollars.
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Canberra
Lyons
Christmas dinner hints with Richwine ice cream and treats
Shopping hints urge Richwine ice cream for Christmas meals with nuts and nut candies. Visit Nut House beside the Lincoln Theatre for supplies and consider a potted Christmas tree from Bot Amer Florist. Par-T-Pak ginger ale available at ten cents per large bottle, with delivery via The Nehi Bottling Company at phone 2754.
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Lincoln Theatre
Botamer Florist
Chipped Beef Rarebit Featured On Modern Electric Range Display
Chipped Beef Rarebit and mushrooms in cheese sauce served over fluffy rice are showcased as an easy modern dish. The recipe highlights cooking with the miracle electric range at the O P S Electric Shops showroom, noting milk mixtures thicken without scorching and rice yields tender grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automatic Electric
O. P. S. Electric Shops, Inc
Miracle Electric Range
Butte
Nut House in Elyria A Popular Local Store
The Nut House near the Lincoln theatre in Elyria is a popular shop known for roasted nuts home made candies and a circulation library. It also offers ice cream five cent candies and gum and stocks a variety of nut products with fresh flavors.
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Nut House
Elyria
Lincoln Theatre
Belter Company boosts Elyria merchants with daily freight
Belter Company, Elyria's only home owned trucking firm, operates daily freight service between Cleveland, Lorain and Elyria from 149 Cleveland Street. With twenty years of service, prompt pickup and delivery allow local merchants to receive goods from Cleveland jobbing and wholesale centers the same day, aiding Elyria organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Belter
Elyria
Cleveland Street
Cleveland
Lorain
Bester
Bester Company
Steamer Rice and Chipped Beef Rarebit Recipe Pair
Instructions for making steamed rice serving six with chipped beef rarebit including rice preparation, butter and flour roux, milk, cheese, and mixture thickening steps. Final serving poured over steamed rice. Mentions a mora torium needed on international hatreds.
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B. A. Jenne
Yuletide Party
Hospital News
YALE
Germany
Vic Silver
East Avenue
THE
Plas Construction Company
Broad Street
Tom Welsh
Mgr
Brown Oil CO
West Ave
Second St
Zehner
Mr. Farmer
Elyria Telephone Co
J. H. Bell
Belter Company
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
Richwine
Ake Cas Company
Basia
Ie Christman
WPA
State Department of Health
Inter-City Coal and Supply CO
Cleveland - Elyria - Lorain
Harry W. Beiter CO
Chronicle-Telegram
East Ave
Arres
West Street
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
de Bray Body
Cedar Steet
Nehi Bottling Co
West St
Thornwood
Pocahontas
Kennedy Koal KO
Klean Koal
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