Amateur Night Delights Amherst Audience With PTA Event
The Amherst Ohio PTA hosted an amateur program at the Public School gym. Three groups showcased, from elementary to high school performers, including piano solos, dances, clarinet duets, and a swing band. Prizes of 5, 2, and 1 dollars went to top acts, with winners named Shirley Ward Beverly Sprague Norma Warrick Yvonne McQueen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Parent Teacher Association
Joan May Sharp
Beverly Sprague
Lincoln Fisch
Douglas Hogue
Stomach Gas Relief Promises From Adierika Product
An advertisement claims Adierika relieves severe stomach gas and improves sleep and appetite. It asserts the remedy cleanses both upper and lower bowels, removes old matter, reduces bacteria and beriberi, and eases gas and constipation with one dose. Also cites Dr A L Shoub and pharmacist endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adierika
A. L. Shoub
New York
Names of winners in third group announced
Thomas, Henry Sharp and Gaylord Kruse are named as winners in the third group. Other winners listed include Jack, James and Gerald Wilhelm in group one, Betty Herbst in group two, and Alma Masters in group three.
Local clubs plan meetings and activities after business session
Jessamine Lodge hosts a public card party after the regular business meeting at 7 30. Legion auxiliary will tie comforters for flood relief at the meeting in club rooms with members urged to bring thimbles. Edna Beller of Spring street invites club members to her home. Hickory Tree Grange to meet at the grange hall with a 6 30 tureen supper before the business meeting chaired by Marian Knittle. Intermediate League of St. Peter's church will meet at church parlors. Concordia Club of St. Paul Lutheran meets in the church for its regular session.
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Jessamine Lodge
The
Legion Auxiliary
Edna Beller
Spring Street
AuCourant Club
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Marian Knittle
Intermediate League of
St. Peter’s
Club gatherings listed for midweek in local area
The Past Matrons of Eastern Stars meet Wednesday evening at Mrs. Robert Allsop’s home with Mrs. Paul Mori assisting. Circle 2 of Congregational church convenes Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Vincent Nalley’s Lincoln Street home. So rosis Club February meeting is Thursday evening at Mrs. C Kern Beavercourt with Mrs. Walter Schulz aiding. King's Daughters class of St church hosted by Mrs. Allen Camp and Mrs. Arthur Beregsezazy at Franklin Avenue. Evergreen Club entertains at Mrs. Carl Henes Elyria Avenue Wednesday afternoon.
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Robert Allsop
Paul Mori
Circle 2
Congregational Church
Vincent Nalley
Lincoln Street
Sorosis Club
C. Kern
Beavercourt
Walter Schulz
Allen Camp
Arthur Beregsezazy
King’s Daughters
St. Peter's
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Franklin Avenue
Evergreen Club
Carl Henes
Elyria Avenue
Weekly meeting of Cru saders at Foursquare church
The weekly meeting of the Cru saders of the Foursquare church was held Monday evening at the church hall with reports on recent activities and plans for upcoming outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders of the Foursquare Church
Modes and Manners Advice on public social conduct
A hostess should say Please help yourself to potatoes and pass them. Gentlemen may call Sundays afternoons or convenient evenings. frequent visits are welcome if the guest is warm. Ladies do not kiss in public, they shake hands. A formal evening wedding may begin at six or later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M
S. W
Dodson Home on Jackson Street Leads by Miss Ann DeVries
Miss Ann DeVries led the Dodson home on Jackson Street in the latest neighborhood activity. The report notes her role as organizer and the setting on a quiet street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Jackson Street
Miss Ann DeVries
Hospital News Discharges and Weekend Visits
Discharges include Mrs. R. Moser and baby girl of South Amherst. Miss Dorothy Guiselman of Dewey road. Miss Ehelma Mays of Barberton spent the weekend at her Park Avenue home. Mr. and Mrs. H. Boose of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Bosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Moser
South Amherst
Dorothy Guiselman
Dewey Road
Ehelma Mays
Barberton
Park Avenue
H. Boose
Cleveland
R. C. Bosse
Circle Two Hosts St Ann's Society Meeting
Mrs E W Lahiff of Cleveland Avenue hosted Circle Two of St Ann's Society. Plans were made to serve dinner to the Garden Club on Monday evening February 15 and tea to the Women's Democratic Club on Thursday February 25. Fan Tan and 500 were played with honors going to Mrs Caroline Kelch and Miss Arthur Penders. Fan Tan awards went to Mrs William Wilker and Mrs Mary McCann. The hostess served refreshments to 16 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Lahiff
Cleveland Avenue
Circle Number Two
St. Ann’s Society
Garden Club
Women’s Democratic Club
Fan Tan
Caroline Kelch
Arthur Penders
William Wilker
Mary McCann
Ian
Local Briefs From Birmingham and Nearby Towns
Miss Mary Homan visited Lorain on Thursday. Ardith Ewell spent Wednesday and Thursday with her aunt in Cleveland. Florence Fox and her daughter Charlene of Milan were in Birmingham Friday. Mrs. Walter Snellenberger and daughter Lucille visited friends in Sandusky Saturday. The Henrietta Epworth League staged a play at the Birmingham church Sunday night. Ardith Ewell also called on Helen Snellenberger Saturday. The Ladies Sewing Club met Thursday at Mrs. Eldred Jarrett’s home. Carl Robart and daughter Helen were in Sandusky Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Homan
Lorain
Ardith Ewell
Dutridge
Cleveland
Florence Fox
Charlene
Milan
Birmingham
Walter Snellenberger
Lucille
Sandusky
Henrietta Epworth
Ladies Sewing Club
Eldred Jarrett
Carl Robart
Helen
Valentine party and senior photos mark school week
The Freshmen and Sophomores held a Valentine party at the schoolhouse Saturday night with games and refreshments. Senior graduation pictures were taken at Day's Studio in Elyria on Thursday. Berlin Heights beat the basketball teams at home Friday. Oberlin College debated at the school on extending consumer cooperatives. The town Firemen plan a Friday dance at Town Halls with old-fashioned and modern dancing. Melbourne seeks a 12500 dollar post. 300 applicants failed to meet qualifications. Boom is a Belgian brick-laying town of about 20 000 people.
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Elyria
Berlin Heights
Oberlin College
Hollywood gossip rebuked by a reporter and fans
Jimmie Fidler debunks Hollywood rumors as unfounded and unfair. He cites cases including Conrad Nagel and a star misidentified by guides, noting a scrapbook of Beverly Hills homes wrongly labeled as Nelson Eddy’s. He warns gossip spreads via re telling and fans.
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Hollywood
Nagel
Nelson Eddy
Beverly Hills
Eddy
Color photography and cinema misfires critiqued
A writer rails at unreliable information and practical chaos in color movie production. He mocks the rush of experts, the clumsy sets, and the odd props while recalling early talkies and odd anecdotes about Eddie Cantor.
Ginger Rogers Plays To Astaire In Skyward Prank
Fred Astaire jokes about Ginger Rogers drawing attention as a plane spells her name G I N G E R in the sky. The stunt shifts to Gingerale before Rogers retreats to her dressing room, leaving her teased by colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studio Street
Fred Astaire
Ginger
Rogers
Miss Rogers
Astaire
Father Urged Retirement Rebuffed by Coal Miner Father
Grover Jones recounts telling his father, a former coal miner, that he and his brother wanted him to retire. The elder man expelled them physically, prompting Grover to remark to his brother that perhaps the time for retirement had not yet come.
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Grover Jones
Satevepost
Grover
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Earthworm nursery feeds fish with hot house angleworms
Hothouse angleworms are reported to be fed to fish for the first time this year at a Kaukauna area operation. The notes describe the novelty of using cultivated worms to supplement diets for aquatic life and hint at potential impacts on local fish farming practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaukauna
Wis
Kaukauna Conservative Club Establishes Worm Nursery
Members of the Kaukauna Conservative Club started an earth worm nursery to feed fish in their rearing pond during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Kaukauna Conservative Club
Police to Photograph and Fingerprint Wilmington Officers
George L. Coppage and Benjamin N. Brown, safety directors, announce that Wilmington police must be photographed and fingerprinted with new members recorded first. Later, veteran officers will have their records filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
George L. Coppage
Benjamin N. Brown
The Strike Stalemate Halts Momentum in Talks
Both sides remain unmoved as negotiations stall with no clear concessions. Officials report deadlock over key demands and time limits, prolonging the labor dispute without visible compromise or resolution.
Get Up Nights Blamed On Bladder Irritation Ad
An advertisement asserts nightly awakenings stem from bladder irritation and promotes Bukets tablets by C. C. Bowers Drugglat. It claims two buchu leaves juniper and other drugs flush acids and impurities, promising a 23 cent refund in four days if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bowers
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B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
Central Book Store
P.T. A
Charlot Race
Clair Coverdale
Ora Mae Schaeffer
Janet Smith
Hungary
Gaylord Kruse
Henry Sharp, Jr
David Schmitkens
Emma Cooper
Clarence Stewart
George Taylor
Alfred Baxter
Nadine Aldrich
Reading
Gaffey
Jessie Biddinger
Honey
Gerald van Keuren
Don Maze
Betty Herbst
Alma Masters
Alt-High
Burton Hoffner
Ruth Miller
Richard Aschenbach
Ted Alexander
Clarence
Robert Gerber
Douglas Harris
Ralph Holzhauer
Claude Rahl
Gerald VanKeuren
James Wesbecher
Mesers
Boddy
Mathis
McDermott
Shirley Ward
Norma Warrick
Yvonne McQueen
Frelyn
CG. OW
Prime Pa
Driaggist
HH. A. Crandall
Druggliat
Thrifty of
Teme
Crusaders
TNE
Dorchester—Horporal
Electric Shops, Inc
Hotpoint
Calrod
Thrift Cooker
D. M
Hospital News
Melbourne
Australian Meat Board
London
Hutchinson’s
Grafton
Ohio
Farmer’s Service
Lake Avenue
Sohio
Jimmie Fidler
Sohio Motor Oil
Standard Oil Company
Gervert
Eddie Cantor
Eddie
Earthworm Nursery
Vinead
Earl's
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