Lloyd Nickel Weds Lorain Girl in Amherst Home
Miss Kathryn Swable of Lorain became the bride of Lloyd Nickel of Amherst in a mid winter ceremony held in a Lorain living room. Rev. J W Heiminger officiated before an embanked palms setting. The couple plans a motor trip and will reside at 550 10th Street Lorain until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Nickel
Lorain
Amherst
Kathryn Swable
W. G. Swable
10Th Street
Ldosd Nickel
J. W. Heiminger
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Catherine Meaney
Raymond Nickel
Nichel
Nickel
Former Lorain Rainbow officer graduates in 1929
Evangelical church member and former Daughters of Dorcas class leader, Mr Nickel, attended Amherst Hf and graduated in 1929. He belongs to St Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church and works as a three player at Ohio Cut Stone Co.
St Peter Evan Ref Church Announcements
A German service will be held at 10 am New Year's Day in charge of Rev C E Schmidt. The January Brotherhood meeting will be at the church parlors Wednesday evening with new officers. The Women's Union meets Thursday afternoon. Rev Theo Merten of St Johns Lorain will speak. Philathea Bible class meets Thursday evening. An old fashioned spelling bee features the program. Choir rehearsal Friday 7:30 at the church parlors. Catechetical instruction Saturday 9 am. An English communion service will be held next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Schimdt
Brotherhood
Women's Union
Theo. Merten
St. John’s Church
Lorain
Philathea
Lhe
St Paul Lutheran Church Announces Services and Meetings
An English service at 7 30 tonight features Rev Bosse on The Eternal Abiding Principle Among the Transitoriness of An Earthly Things. New Year’s Day services: English 10 am German 11 am The Call to Courage for Christ s Friends. Church council meeting Wednesday evening Ladies Aid Society Thursday afternoon at the church parlors.
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Bosse
Church Council
Ladies’ Aid Society
Midweek Prayer Service At Church Wednesday Evening
A midweek prayer service is scheduled for Wednesday evening at the church. The text notes a start time around :30 but lacks a complete time, leaving the exact minute unclear.
Sunday school board to convene and society meetings
Sunday school board will convene. Ladies' Aid and Woman's Missionary societies will be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Frank on S. Main. The choir will meet for rehearsal at the parsonage at 7:30 Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies
George Frank
Holy Day Masses Held at St Joseph Church
Special Holy Day masses will be held at St Joseph church at eight and ten o clock New Year s morning. Mrs Mary Brucker of Lincoln street will entertain Circle 2 of St Ann s society Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Church
Mary Brucker
Lincoln Street
Circle 2
St. Ann's Society
Methodist Church Announcements
The Mite society hosts a gathering Wednesday afternoon at Mrs J B Egeland on Spring Street inviting all ladies. A choir rehearsal is set for Friday at 7 30 PM at Mrs J G Maxwell on Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Mite Society
J. B. Egeland
Spring Street
J. G. Maxwell
Park Avenue
Amherst Team Victors In Lorain Court Battle
The Amherst Business Men defeated the Jewish Temple seniors 24 to 17 in a Sunday game at the Jewish Temple in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Jewish Temple
Lorain
Watch Night Services Host Rich Evening Gatherings
The DeVries Sisters conduct a watch night service at the Albert Michael home on Lincoln Street inviting all to attend. Hickory Tree Grange holds a watch night party at the grange hall with a game program for all ages and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeVries
Albert Michael
Lincoln Street
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Dinner Guests at the Berger Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Berger of Franklin avenue hosted dinner Sunday with Edith Hulda Helen Margaret Edwin and Mr and Mrs Frederick Berger Mrs L Roemer Miss Helen Roemer Richard Thut Elida and others listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Berger
Franklin Avenue
Berger
Edith
Hulda
Helen
Margaret
Edwin
Frederick Berger
L. Roemer
Helen Roemer
Richard Thut
Elida
Cloverleaf Club Set Friday Afternoon Hostess
Mrs. C. A. Lauer of East Martin street will host the Cloverleaf Club Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverleaf Club
C. A. Lauer
East Martin Street
Amherst Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Ernst Lembke visited his sister Anna at Community Hospital Perrysburg on Sunday. The Rev C L Augenl of Fremont stayed with Rev and Mrs A M Rickel that day. Mr and Mrs E Keisler and son Elton, from Cleveland, visited Amherst relatives. Richard Thut of Elida was a guest at the F Berger home. Adam Schroeder was an Elyria caller Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ernst Lembke
Anna
Community Hospital
Perrsyburg
C. L. Augenl
Fremont
A. M. Rickel
E. Keisler
Elton
Cleveland
Richard Thut
Elida
F. Berger
Adam Schroeder
Elyria
Rena Titus
Betty Neise
Lee Johnson
Sheffield
Mary Nussdorfer
Ann Barstow
C. Arnold
Wm. Hint
M. Davidson
Fred Maxheimer
Ben
Harry Sidway
William
Joe Thompson
Carol
Perry Taylor
Art Cook
Toledo
C. Jones
Huntington
John Britton
Dave Moore
S. J. Schenk
Clifford Barshaw
Rocky River
Ralph
James Bloomfield
Eugene Taylor
Lakewood
Avon Lake News Briefs Many Social Events and Honors
Slaine Neidhart of Lake Road is ill with scarlet fever. A Malta Ladies card party was held at the American Legion Home on Walker road with prizes awarded. Mrs Ed Osterland hosted a dinner party on Center Road. The Congregational church Women’s League will meet for an all day event with pot-luck lunch and new officers presiding. Avon Lake Spectrum won two district honors The David Gibson Trophy for School Journalism and First Class Honor Rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. The Gibson Trophy became Avon Lake School’s permanent possession June 11 1982 for best high school paper in Lorain County. The Spectrum’s awards reflect typographic layout grammar and news value. the National Scholastic Press Association has about 2500 member publications. The Spectrum joined the Columbia Scholastic Press Association in 1932 and is a member of Quill and Scroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's League
Women’s League of the Congregational Church
Wilbur Thearing
J. Oppelt
C. Rodgers
M. Bloomfield
Avon Lake Spectrum
David Gibson
National Press Association
Gibson
Avon Lake School
Lorain County
National Scholastic Press Association
Central Interscholastic Press Association
Madison
Wisconsin
The
Spectrum
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Quill and Scroll
Spectrum Earns NSP A Honor Four Times With One Gap
For four years the Spectrum has received a National Scholastic Press Association honor each year except one, reflecting consistent recognition for the school’s journalism program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectrum
Avon Lake Athletic Board Names Members and Purpose
Avon Lake Athletic Board includes President Clayton Mays and Secretary June Snyder with representatives for girls and boys athletics. Burt Weidenkopf manages athletics and J L Oppelt is an advisor. Miss Grace Kleinhans serves as girls sponsor and I J King as boys sponsor. The board aims to settle disputes or problems in Avon Lake School athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake Athletic Board
Clayton Mays
June Snyder
Bill Dunlap
Burt Weidenkopf
J. L. Oppelt
I. J. King
Grace Kleinhans
Avon Lake School
Oberlin College Glee Club to Tour Illinois Indiana and Ohio
Erwin Britton a junior at Oberlin College travels with the Glee Club on a concert tour through Illinois Indiana and Western Ohio. Fellow member Ron Schwin a Avon senior also joins the group. They will be away about a week.
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Erwin Britton
Oberlin College
Oberlin College Glee Club
Iinois
Indiana
Ohio
Ron Schwin
Avon
Glee Club
Santa Visits Brownhelm as Community Christmas Project Spreads
Santa Claus visited most Brownhelm homes on Christmas Eve and in Amherst as part of the Community Christmas project. Children received gifts and popcorn candy. homes with no children received popcorn candy or a plant for the ill. Comforters baskets and supplies were distributed. In accompanying notices, families spent Christmas in Cleveland with relatives and friends.
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Santa
Brownhelm Brownhelm
Santa Claus
Brownhelm
Amherst
F. W. Brandau
Adam Claus, Sr
Florence
E. G. Lesher
Acme
Lesher
Elias Fried
Christmas Programs at local churches spell festive season
Congregational and Reformed churches held Christmas programs Sunday including a cantata The First Christmas and a Sunday School pageant. Out of town visitors attended both events. Magie Horn led musical duties with school staff assisting. Christmas Day guests included Mr and Mrs Clifford Huber and Mr and Mrs Sam Bacon.
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Congregational and Reformed
Congregational Church
Evangelical Church
Magmie Horn
Clifford Huber
Berlin Heights
Sam Bacon
A. Meitzke
Lorain
Charles Bechtel
A. J. Shattuck
J. L. Lewis
Garfield Heights
Avon Morning Glory club marks holiday gathering
Christmas gifts were exchanged by Morning Glory club members at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Klingshirn in Avon Ohio. Prizes went to Mrs. Charles Wilford and Mrs. Henry Mittendorf with Mrs. Lawrence Heckel as consolation. Cards featured the evening, followed by lunch. Next meeting set for the Mittendorfs.
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Avon, O
Morning Glory Club
Ed Klingshirn
Charles Wilford
Henry Mittendorf
Lawrence Heckel
Andrew Mittendorf
Lido Club Social At Mrs Casper Home
Miss Theresa Casper hosted the Lido club at her Detroit road residence Friday evening. Members enjoyed bridge and a gifts exchange with prizes awarded to Miss Mildred Stauder and Mrs Arnold Laubenthal. Refreshments were served and the group dispersed. Next meeting planned with Miss Dorothy Baldauf.
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Theresa Casper
Detroit Road
Mildred Stauder
Arnold Laubenthal
Dorothy Baldauf
Ladies Auxiliary Meets Near Community Center
The Ladies Auxiliary to the organization holds a meeting at the community center. Members discuss upcoming events and volunteer efforts, with plans for fundraising and community outreach.
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Ladies
Colds That Hang On Prompt Quick Fight With Creomulsion
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a seven in one remedy for persistent colds and coughs. It claims the formula is powerful yet harmless, pleasant to take, and free of narcotics. The druggist will refund money on the spot if relief is not achieved.
Knights of St John Hold Christmas Party At Forthofer Home
Knights of St John held their Christmas party Friday evening at Mrs Joseph Forthofer’s home. Cards dominated the evening with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs Joseph Forthofer Jr and Mrs Nick Schafer won the sixty six prize. A lunch was served after the games.
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Knights of St. John
Joseph Forthofer
Joeseph Forthofer Jr
Nick Schafer
Local social visits fill Creston and nearby towns
Joan Jamison of Creston visited Sunday as a guest of Doris Gough. Mr and Mrs Earl Pickerin and children Elden Nita and Ray Ellen were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Mat Casper. Mr and Mrs Arnold Buck and son Bobby visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Shay of New London.
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Joan Jamison
Creston
Doris Gough
Earl Pickerin
Elden
Nita
Ray Ellen
Mat Casper
Arnold Buck
Bobby
Harry Shay
New London
Blauzas oil gas invented in Augsburg by Hermann Balu
Blauzas, invented by Hermann Balu of Augsburg, is a special oil gas form containing pro pane, butane and pentanes with hydrogen and methane dissolved under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Balu
Augsburg
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Household Finance Co
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ST. Peter Evan
ST. Paul Lutheran Church
First Evang's Church News
UICK
Canfield Oil Company
Cantor
Canzol
Canfield
ST. Joseph Catholic Church
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Slaine Neidhart
Lake Road
Dames of
Malta
Walker Road
Ed Osterland
Center Road
Athletic Board
H. B. Shatuick
Arthur
David
H. B. Peck
Adam Claus
Florence Claus
E. P. Philips
Arthur Shattuck
R. W. Bechtel
J. D Lewis
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Howard Peters
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