Amherst Women Enjoy Yuletide Grange and Club Events
Amherst Ohio December 30. Silver and Gold sides of a Grange contest banquet featured a luncheon with yuletide decorations. Programs included vocal duets and solos plus contests won by Wanda Hecock and Marion Hecock. Ladies night Christmas party at Woon Day Club followed dinner at Oberlin Inn with harp selections and theater photos. Lorain County Democratic Women executive board met at Graystone Hotel planning January 18 Oberlin meeting. carnations given by outgoing president J. Conley.
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Grange
Dorothy Koble
Goldside
Katherine Kolbe
Edward Stang
Marion Knittle
Woon Day Club
Oberlin Inn
Ora Mae Schaeffer
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Christmas party of Truth Seekers class at First Evangel Church
The Truth Seekers class of the First Evangel church held a Thursday evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs Reuben Date. Nelson Bechtel led devotions and Newton Bechtel chaired the business meeting with annual reports. Chinese Checkers entertained and a gift exchange followed. Forty servings of fresh fruits and vegetables were offered.
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First Evangelical Church
Reuben Date
Nelson Bechtel
Newton Bechtel
Stanley Wangerine
Knights Plan Joint Installation of Officers
A special meeting of the Knights of Pythias closed all annual business and set plans for a joint installation of Knights and Sisters to occur January 16. A social hour followed, celebrating retiring and incoming officers, with lunch for about thirty attendees.
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Knights of Pythias
Knights and Sisters
January Meeting Officers Named for Club
Mrs. Reuben Dute is named president with Mrs. C. J. Springer as vice president and Mrs. Neal Ludwig as secretary treasurer at the January club meeting, following remarks by William Brymer and Mrs. Anne Schroeder.
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S. William Brymer
Anne Schroeder
Reuben Dute
C. J. Springer
Neal Ludwig
Admissions and discharges listed for city hospital
Adam Mackie admitted on Cleveland Avenue. Howard Kreeger discharged from West Street.
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Adam Mackie
Cleveland Avenue
Howard Kreeger
West Street
Local church services and New Year notices listed
St Peter Evangelical and Re formed church Rev C E Schmidt 9 30 Church school 10 30 New Year service First Evangelical church Rev M A Hayes 9 30 Church school and installation of officers 10 30 New Year service 6 30 Christian Endeavor election of officers and social hour Congregational church Rev Kenneth Kuntz 9 45 Church school 10 45 Worship and holy communion St Paul Lutheran church Rev R C Bosse 9 00 Church school 10 00 English service 11 00 German Methodist church Rev M A Burris 9 45 Church school 11 00 Worship 6 30 Epworth League St Joseph R C church Rev Fr Jennies Smith 8 00 Low Mass 10 00 High Mass Foursquare church Rev Daniel Buser 9 15 Church school 10 30 Communion service 7 30 Evangelistic service Brownhelm Congregational church Rev Frederick Cook pas SHOP HERE AND SAVE
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C. E. Schmidt
Nestor
First Evangelical Church
M A Hayes
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Kenneth Kuntz
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
Methodist Church
M A. Burris
Epworth League
St Joseph R. C
Jennies Smith
Foursquare Church
Daniel Buser
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Frederick Cook
Pas
Funeral, visits mark busy Berlin Heights notices
Families attend Dan Earle funeral in Berlin Heights. Adelbert Baldwin visits from Ruggles while Donna Hollis stays with grandmother Amy Hollis. Local social circle hosts and visits include the Baldwin and Stinebring families and extended relatives across Elyria and Lorain with Christmas Day greetings. A church program at the local Methodist Church features songs and cradle roll recognitions concluding with certificates for Cradle Roll children.
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Emma Krautter
T. M. Baldwin
Frances Stinebring
John Maria
Phyllis
Elyria
Walter McMillan
Marian Knapp
Olmsted Falls
Miss Knapp
Frankie Reese
Harold Beckstein
George Ridgeway
Rowland Morris
Patty Borham
Lorain
G. Morris
Gerald
Local peanut firm wary of slogan sparks blaze cost
CAN FRANCISCO reports a local peanut company rejected the slogan More power to the peanuts arguing it misrepresents their product line. A spontaneous combustion incident in a pile of peanut hulks caused a fire totaling about 25000 dollars, prompting safety reviews.
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Can Francisco
Twin sisters Mary Balliet and Eliza Timmins celebrate 76th birthday
Shenandoah residents Mary Balliet and Frackville native Eliza Timmins marked their 76th birthday. The twin sisters, among the nation’s oldest, recall shared childhoods and family ties while noting their long bond and years of shared life.
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Shenandoah
Mary Balliet
Eliza Timmins
Frackville
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