Past Chiefs Club Social Held By PythCian Sisters
Mrs W G Schuoeffer hosted the Past Chiefs club gathering on North Main Street. A social hour followed routine business with cards and lunch. Four new members joined as Bernice Carter, Ella Jaeger, Katherine Cameron and Eleanor Ruth were welcomed. The March meeting is slated for Mrs Frank Mischka's home on Cleveland avenue.
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William Ehrman
Eleanor Ruth
Bernice Carter
Katherine Cameron
M. B. Schaeffer
Nettle Schaeffer
H. A. Monger
Ira Lynch
Frank Mischka
George Balls
Conrad Mulder
Edward Macebius
Edith Hoffner
Ada Purcell
Mary Martha class hosts bridge at Congregational church
Mrs Albin Wagner and Mrs Vincent Nalley led the Mary Martha class gathering at Mrs Wagner's Harris street home Monday evening. Bridge was the diversion after a brief business session with high honors to Miss Helen Sablers and consolation to Mrs Elmer Gall. Refreshments followed at small tables for four guests and twelve members including Mrs H G Battenhouse Mrs W Faris Mrs J R MacKenzie Mrs Clarence Dean and the Sabliers Grace Purcell and the hostesses.
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Albin Wagner
Vincent Nalley
Mary Martha
Congregational Church
Harris Street
Bridge
Helen Sablers
Elmer Gall
Ruth Kieth
Elyria
Dorothy Smith
Earl Rockwood
F. Brainard
H. G. Battenhouse
W. Faris
J. R. MacKenzie
Clarence Dean
Floyd McIntyre
C. Farschman
Helen
Minnie Sabiers
Grace Purcell
Circle Two Meeting Postponed One Week
The meeting of Circle two of the Congregational church scheduled for Wednesday afternoon has been postponed a week and will be held at a later date.
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Circle Two
The
Congregational Church
Social Event Held at Lincoln Street Home
A gathering was hosted at the residence of Mrs. Vincent Nalley on Lincoln Street on February 10. Attendees mingled in a small, cordial setting, with conversations reflecting local community ties and neighborhood updates.
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Vincent Nalley
Lincoln Street
Pythian Sisters Hold Regular Meeting and Birthday Party
The Pythian Sisters will hold their regular meeting at Pythian Hall and an annual birthday party in connection. A bingo party under the Young Ladies Catholic Club of St. Joseph's Church will be held at the school hall starting at eight. The Men's Club of St. Paul Lutheran Church will meet at the church parlors.
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Pythian Hall
Young Ladites Catholic Club
St. Joseph's Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Women officers host church society meeting at Jackson street
The Ladies' Society of the Congregational church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. Kreeger with Mrs. Isabelle Robertson as assistant hostess. The regular meeting of Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars is set for Wednesday evening.
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Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
Daughters of Doreas Visit Miss Brill for Social Hour
Members of the Daughters of Doreas class at the First Evangelical church were guests Monday evening of Miss Donola Brill on Elyria Avenue. The meeting included routine business, a social hour, and needlework, followed by refreshments served by the hostess.
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Daughters of Doreas
First Evangelical Church
Donola Brill
Elyria Avenue
Local Admissions and Discharges Notice
Mrs Steve Kerples of Milan Avenue was admitted Monday and gave birth to a baby boy. Discharged were Mrs Roy Hebe brand and baby girl at R D 1 Amherst, Mrs Danilel Snyder and baby girl at Lorain.
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Steve Kerples
Milan Avenue
Roy Hebebrand
Amherst
Danilel Snyder
Lorain
Oberlin Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs L F Kreeger visited her mother Mrs George Hahn in Oberlin Monday evening. Mrs Wilmah Egeland and Mr and Mrs C O Masters spent Sunday in Bluffton.
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L. F. Kreeger
George Hahn
Oberlin
Wilmah Egeland
C. O. Masters
Bluffton
Man Orders Cup After Cup as Chicory Runs Out
An American traveler in France complains about the coffee and chicory. He keeps ordering cup after cup until the waiter announces chicory is exhausted. The diner replies, good, now bring me a real cup of coffee.
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France
Births in South Amherst and Alliance area families
Mr and Mrs Russe Moser announce the birth of a baby girl at Amherst Hospital on Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Vincent Urschel of Alliance announce the arrival of a baby girl at Alliance on Saturday morning. Urschel is the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Urschel.
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South Amherst
Russe Moser
Amherst Hospital
Vincent Urchil
Alliance
Ohife
Urschil
Walter Ursehil
Church Circles and Societies Schedule This Week
The Woman's Circle meets at Nativity Church parlors Thursday afternoon with Mrs Jonn Browoski Jr and Mrs Ben Ashyk as hostesses. The church board and Sunday School convene Wednesday evening at 7:30 at Methodist church parlors. February Woman's Union meets Wednesday afternoon at St John’s Evang and Ref church. bring Thank-offering boxes. Congregational Dime Society hosts Thursday afternoon at Mrs Lewis Burford's. Royal Neighbor Lodge holds regular meeting at Swiss Hall Thursday evening with social time afterward. Holy Name Society plans a dance at Hungarian Hall Saturday evening.
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Nativity Church
Jonn Browoski, Jr
Ben Ashyk
Methodist Church
Woman's Union
St. John's Evangelical
The
Congregational Church Dime Society
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Swiss Hall
Holy Name Society of the Nativity Parish
Hungarian Hall
Local families spend Sunday visiting in Ohio communities
Mr and Mrs Edward Rourke and baby of Wooster Ohio spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Leonard. Mr and Mrs Leland Jones and baby and Alex Garland Jr and son Wayne of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs Alex Garland Sr on Sunday. Mr and Mrs C Crandall and family have moved from Amherst Road to the Hubert Hahn property on East Main Street.
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Edward Rourke
Wooster
Ohio
John Leonard
Leland Jones
Alex Garland, Jr
Wayne
Elyria
Alex Garland Sr
C. Crandall
Amherst Road
Hubert Hahn
East Main Street
Slow World Moves, Emperors Favor Stage and Circus
The old Noman Emperors used every effort to divert public minds toward theater, sports, and circuses, ensuring Rome had little else to discuss. Their strategy kept people entertained and preoccupied, shaping daily life and discourse.
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Rome
Social conventions and crime trends in literary and political thought
A Tennessee author links Scarlett O Hara to a feminine philosophy of concealment in antebellum America. A Today item notes crime arrests shift toward older youths, suggesting fewer very young offenders. The author argues that rules should align with personal moral principles and cautions against public displays that clash with shared social customs unless faith or principle dictates otherwise.
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Scarlet O'Hara
U. S
Washington
Birthday Cheer for C J Schnabel on Eightieth
Lake Avenue notes a family gathering on January 30 to honor C J Schnabel of Stop 13 who turned eighty. Attendees included his son Donald from Gary Indiana his brother Henry Schnabel and wife Ro bert of Columbia Elmer Schnabel of Cleveland Henry Schnabel Jr and his daughter Marion from Valley City Lawrence QC Young of Cleveland Heights the son from a former marriage. A birthday cake and many gifts highlighted the celebration.
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Lake Avenue
C. J. Schnabel
Stop 13
Donald Schnabel
Gary
Indiana
Henry Schnabel
Robert
Columbia
Elmer Schnabel
Cleveland
Henry Schnabel Jr
Marion
Valley City
Lawrence Qc, Young
Cleveland Heights
Schnabel
Mr. Schnabel
PTA Founders Day Meeting Features Lorain County Ensemble
Lorain County Ensemble of Teachers listed for the P T A meeting on Wednesday February 3 with mother singers pageant octette mixed glee club and girls glee club as part of Founders Day marking the P T A’s 40th birthday. Also references Valencia Spain peasant court and waivers during Weeks such as Self-Denial and Pride in Appearance while noting many other Weeks.
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Lorain County
Gerald Frank
Raymond Crowe
Clyde Seidel
Russell Peterson
Marguerite Spellbrink
Marjorie Howe
Floyd Moore
Cliff Kirwan
A. and E. Club Hosts Alten Home Evening in Avon
Avon Ohio February 2. The A and E Club was entertained by Mr and Mrs John M Alten at their Detroit Road home. Prizes were awarded to Harold Stang Phil Gerhart and Frank Boylan and to Mrs Harry Alten Miss Katherine Schneider and Mrs Stang. A lunch followed. Next hosts will be Miss Katherine Schnieder and Frank Boylan at the Schneider home.
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AVON
A. and E. Club
John M. Alten
Detroit Road
Harold Stang
Phil Gerhart
Frank Boylan
Harry Alten
Katherine Schneider
Stang
Katherine Schnieder
Schneider
Birthday Celebration For Miss Elvira Baudrexel
Friends gathered at her home Sunday evening to surprise Miss Elvira Baudrexel on her birthday anniversary. The party featured games and dancing followed by lunch. Elvira received many pretty gifts from guests including Margaret Baldauf Margaret Leferink Rosella Linden Norma Nissen Theresa Reigelsberger Robert Snyder Elmer Weiss Ed Weiss Clarence Schneider Bud Nagel Sam Lescher and Elmira Baudrexel.
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Elvira Baudrexel
Miss Baudrexel
Margaret Baldauf
Margaret Leferink
Rosella Linden
Norma Nissen
Theresa Reigelsberger
Robert Snyder
Elmer Weiss
Ed. Weiss
Clarence Schneider
Bud Nagel
Sam Lescher
Elmira Baudrexel
Avon Baptist Church observes pastor anniversary with service and fellowship
About sixty attended the anniversary at Avon Baptist Church on Sunday evening. After a supper they sang hymns, the pastor delivered a short talk, and several poems were read before all joined hands and formed a circle.
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Bantham
the Avon Baptist Church
Bukets Green Tablets for Bladder Irritation Warned
An advertisement claims Bukets green tablets made from buchy leaves juniper oil and six other drugs flush out acids and impurities to treat bladder irritation. The copy promises refund of 2K if not satisfied in four days and lists C. C. Bowers druggist as the contact.
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C. C. Bowers
Drugegist
Local Notes and Deaths in Avon Center Area
Eight circle and singing with locals including Mary Grace Irene and Harry Hert. Torrey Jameson, who died Friday in Churchville New York, was buried Monday at Avon Center cemetery. Mrs George Kelling and Ted Gerbick admitted for treatment and operation. Funeral of Mrs Sharick attended by Baptist church group in Sheffield. Bert Gough suffered a stroke at work and rests comfortably.
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Mary
Grace
Irene
Harry
Hert
Cleveland
Torrey Jameson
Churchville
N. Y
Avon Center Cemetery
AVON
George Kelling
Elyria Memorial
Ted Gerbick
Lakeside Hospital
The
Baptist Church
Sharick
Strikes as Violent Form of Class Warfare
A concise, opinion oriented line arguing that strikes embody a violent facet of class struggle, framing strikes as a tactic in broader social conflict and labor power dynamics. The statement asserts strikes function as direct confrontation between workers and ownership, reflecting deeper economic tensions.
Fragmentary note on prewar psychology theories and errors
A garbled passage discusses prewar aims toward Germany and a shift to practical psychology. It mentions expertise on engines versus nations and suggests errors and colossal gaps in understanding, though the text remains fragmentary and unclear.
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Germany
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