Parochial school PTA met with music program and talk
Amherst Ohio February 12 a large turnout attended the Parent Teacher Association meeting at St. Joseph parochial school. A Lorainco Ensemble program directed by Gerald Franks opened with prayers and a brief business session followed. Monsignor John R. Wagan spoke on state aid for Catholic schools and the role of religion in education. The meeting closed with prayers.
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Amherst
St. Joseph
Lorainco Ensemble
Gerald Franks
F. C. Moore
von Suppe
Victor Herbert
United States
Ohio
Mexico
France
Soviet Russia
Fr. Smith
Auxiliary of Elmer Johns Post plans Feb 25 initiation
The Auxiliary of Elmer John s on Post American Legion met Tuesday evening in club rooms. Vice president Mrs R L Menz presided in absence of ill president Mrs G M Parker. They planned an initiation for Feb 25 and a tureen dinner as feature. Mrs George Krieg won a prize for securing the most members in the recent drive. An Americanism and National Defense program led by Mrs Ed Mobeius followed the devotional and business portions of the meeting. The Intermedi ate League of St Peters Evangelical Reformed church held a devotional at the church parlors Tuesday with Ruth Mays leading. The topic was What Shall I Do Sunday. The program included a prelude Dora Wilhelm call to worship hymn On Day of Rest and Gladness prayer Norma Hillingsworth hymn I Love Thy Kingdom Lord scripture Laurabelle Bahl leaders talk clippings Bible passages questions mission offering hymn Higher Ground closing prayer. A business meeting followed led by president Margaret Krieg. Valentine games and refreshments by Ruth Barrig and Margaret Krieg.
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Elmer Johnson
American Legion
R. L. Menz
G. M. Parker
George Krieg
Ed. Mobeius
Intermediate League of St. Peter’s Evangelical Reformed Church
Ruth Mays
Dora Wilhelm
Norma Hillingsworth
Laurabelle Bahl
High School Orchestra Plays Selections With Defense Talk
A high school boy's orchestra performed several selections followed by a talk on National Defense by George Frank. Refreshments were served by a committee of Mrs. Charles Kendeigh, Mrs. Hugo Truscello and Mrs. G. M. Parker. Thirteen members were present.
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National Defense
George Frank
Charles Kendeigh
Hugo Truscello
G. M. Parker
Hickory Grange Plans May Lunch for Farmers Day
Members of the Hickory Grange met at the grange hall Tuesday to observe Farmers Day. A brief program led by lecturer William Edwards followed, incl uding a reading on the AAA, with plans to serve lunch at the Farmers Elevator Co. today.
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Farmers’ Elevator Co
Grange
William Edwards
AAA
Modern light costs and the value of education
The quote recalls that fifteen years ago one dollar bought only a third of today’s light units and twenty years ago one sixth. It argues that investing in education and culture is wiser than sacrificing eyesight for cheaper current, urging prudence in spending on schooling now.
Avon Lake Village Council Minutes Review
Avon Lake village council met Monday evening approving minutes and bills. Officials authorized Marshall Arnold to oversee school bus police supervision across Lake Shore Electric Railway and set a fiscal year 1936 budget about 99000 dollars. Mayor named William Hint to the planning commission. clerk Boehm authorized to buy a police radio. A hall rental rate resolution was adopted.
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Marshall Bill Arnold
Lake Shore
William Hint
Planning Commission
Counci
Boehm
Di Etta De Club Meets At Irene Dempsey Home
The Di Etta De Club met Monday evening at Miss Irene Dempsey's Sunset Avenue home. A business meeting occurred, games and contests entertained members, and a lovely lunch was served.
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Di-Etta-De Club
Irene Dempsey
Sunset Avenue
Birthday Surprise for Rita Smiley at Home
Sylvia Bushman Mary Jane Bouse Jane Snyder Janet Holden Wilma Castle Dolores Boehm Rita Burkhardt Eleanor Green Phyllis Black Helen Kavanagh Jane Werle Eleanor Williams gathered in surprise fashion at Rita Smiley home to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Ban ce and dancing were the pastime. Refreshments were served. Rita received several lovely gifts.
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Sylvia Bushman
Mary Jane Bouse
Jane Snyder
Janet Holden
Wilma Castle
Dolores Boehm
Rita Burkhardt
Eleanor Green
Phyllis Black
Helen Kavanagh
Jane Werle
Eleanor Williams
Rita Smiley
Rita
Cleveland guests join Avon Lake for Sunday dinner
Mr and Mrs Roy Whale and Mr and Mrs Willard Paterson with son Roy of Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Mitchell Jr Miss Dolly Reynolds of Cleveland spent Monday evening with Avon Lake friends Joe Kerber of Cleveland was a Monday evening dinner guest of
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Roy Whale
Willard Paterson
Roy
Cleveland
Ed Mitchell
Dolly Reynolds
Avon Lake
Joe Kerber
Dance Committee Formed For Upcoming Grange Event
A dance committee was appointed to plan upcoming dances. Members include Bert Edwards George Kuittle and Kenneth Alexander. Plans were made to entertain Old Glory Grange of LaGrange at the near meeting in two weeks. A lunch committee was appointed: Mrs R Hecock Mrs George Knittle and Kenneth Alexander.
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Bert Edwards
George Kuittle
Kenneth Alexander
Old Glory Grange
LaGrange
R. Hecock
George Knittle
Community arts and charity events fill Amherst week
Plans for two evenings of entertainment by the Concordia Club of St Paul Lutheran church were announced with three plays The White Phantom The Red Lamp and Washington's First Defeat free will offerings were noted A hospital levy passed at a special election promising funding for Amherst and area with 644 votes for and 69 against plus precinctwide support Social and religious gatherings followed at local lodges churches and halls including a Marionette show by Frank Still featured for Amherst High students and a Leap Year dance hosted by the Junior class on February 29.
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Concordia Club
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Washington
Amherst
South Amherst
Amherst Village
Amherst High
Frank Still
Mr. Still
Calendars used as campaign literature by Merkeley
Alan R Merkeley, candidate for supervisor in Woodland California, distributes ordinary calendars as campaign literature with a single alteration. On August 25, the date of the primaries is substituted with his photograph.
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Woodland
Cal
Alan R Merkeley
Ridgeville Democratic Club To Meet Friday
The North Ridgeville Democratic Club will hold an important meeting at North Ridgeville Town Hall at 7:30 P.M. on Friday February 14. Taxpayer concerns for North Ridgeville will be discussed and acted upon.
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Ridgeville Democratic Club
North Ridgeville
Democratic Club
North Ridgeville Town Hall
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