Amherst personals and local notes
Lorenz Horn, father of Mrs. C. M. Harris, plans a rare visit this week and Christmas at his old home to greet friends. Mr. John Schmauch and family relocate to Lorain for their future home. Hugh Gonn moves his family into Delridge houses on Antell Street. About 260 attended the first Wishing Rite show by local students at the Opera House. more performances to follow this evening. Erie reports subzero weather and scarce coal, with prices up about 2 dollars per ton as of December 19.
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Amherst Personals
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Lorenz Horn
C. M. Harris
John Schmauch
Lorain
Hugh Gonn
Hhe
Delridge Houses
Antell Street
Focal
Pee
Divinity Healer Accused of Intimacy With 122 Women in Providence
Fragmentary text alleges a healer named Par god claimed intimate contact with 122 women in Rhode Island. The article mentions a divorcee and references to divine powers and public interest but provides little verifiable detail.
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Parges
Local Council Debates Consumer Duty and Depreciation
Fragments show a heated council debate over consumer obligations and depreciation. Mr Howell questions if a larger consumer should bear the burden while Mr John weighs in on the issue amid tense exchanges.
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Dubnsen
Tyes
Howell
John
Lorna Dunn Lands Lead After Substitute Role
Lorna Dunn of Staus rose from high school productions to lead the feminine role in For Goodness Sake after substituting. Her stage experience expanded as she secured the engagement for the part.
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Lorna Dunn
Amherst Frosh Defeat Juniors in Pasketball
Amherst reports the Freshmen beat the Juniors 15 to 4 in class basketball games at the gym last evening. Yearlings displayed teamwork and luck as Juniors took the short end. Seniors easily defeated Sophomores 12 to 0 to keep the lead.
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Frosh
Amherst
Ramney
Dumiers
Jackson
Der
Weetern Automatic
Warren
Whyrte
Bellboys
The
Sumimary
Wester Automatic
Bruce Liz
Isy
Vas Smith
Jackson Hotels
Hoffman Oo
Flass
Council Delays Rate Change After Public Objections
The council debated a proposed rate amendment with opposition from Horace Beaver and Frank Kaiser who urged citizen input before any change. President Gerald Martin emphasized open meetings and postponed action after Carpenter’s local union protest and wage comparisons were raised by Manager Johnson. The electric committee reported effort to please the public, and the measure was postponed to the next meeting.
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Frank Kaiser
Muller
Beaver
Kaiser
Don
Johnson
Rawson
Teavor
Martin
Beavar
Totes
Furni
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Haserodt’s
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Ranmio
Ecnes Clarionets
TRUBS
Wictrolas
Atore
Kenneth Tolhurste
Children’s Apparel Shop
Second St
Ellis’ Club the
Chronile-Telegram
Gotham
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