Banquet and musical program highlight Amherst church event
Amherst Feb 27 Ladies of Congregational Society sponsored a father son banquet in the church with red and blue decor. About one hundred fathers attended for a dinner followed by a program featuring Rev. F. E. Sestinah, James Nicol, Rath Meanor Dulmage, and Arthur Powers. A three act play Go Slow Mary will be performed March 5 at the school auditorium with a large cast listed.
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CTH
Amherst
The
Congregational Society
Bestra
F. E. Sestinah
James N
Nicol
Br Rath
Meanor Dulmage
Arthur Powers
Jade
Niel Ruth
Irsie Stephenson
Sally Carter
Mary
Danny Stubb
Katie
Henny Strickler
Murphy
Poiceman
Danny
Mike Stinan
George Stephenson
Paul Steigner
Elrmia Soppers
Mirs_ Milo Hendeigh
Mherlin
Sirs. C. Wright
Washington
Wm. Phillips
F. E B. Miller
Frank Foser
N. Martin
Charles Weeks
C. Wright
Dayon Hobbs
Young People’s League of
Eagles Fraternal Meeting Opened With Talk On Eagledom
The Fraternal Order of Eagles held a Monday evening meeting at Foresters hall with refreshments served by Margaret, Wilhelm, and Isaac Thompson. George Brader led the regular business session, and William Reynolds of Cleveland spoke on Eagledom ranking first and the duty to recruit new members. An open meeting followed with music by Sulliff and Pareomedi of Wellington, accompanied by Miss Margaret Moser at the piano. A buttered refreshments period concluded the gathering. many attendees stayed for social time.
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Margaret
Wilhelm
Isaac Thompson
Order of Eagless
Foresters Hall
George Brader
Lhor
William Reynolds
Cleveland
Sulliff
Pareomedi
Wellington
Mies Margeret Moser
Paul Mori
Rath Mori
Lome Om Leaziit
Loois Lesnick
Misses Ross
Ida
Hilda Mori
Thomas Reese
Elsria
Laurie Milter
Ambhers
Fred Mori
Levis Lesnick
Iia
Sitta
Barbara Beker Rae Tempred
E’ynesdae
Carl Buswell
Elrria
Jacob Ki
Fred Kolb
Leonard Kolb
Ches. Ke
Joshua Thowrsor
Sort Ridge
Fuesdar
Arthur Ernst
Emil Ruth
Glen 2Nd Neil
Zelima
Lila
Wimp Emert
Alfred Fuilmer
Amherst
South Amherst
West Side
Bakers of
Lorain
Henrietta Yost
Birmingham Penfield
Elsha
Hisraeum
Fred Allen
Wiliam Emery
St. John’s Evangelical
Hev
C. E. Schmidt
New London Obituary Notices for Lydia Hazit Cowis
Funeral services were held at the Rochester road home on February 18 conducted by W. B. Robinson. Burial followed at a nearby cemetery. Mrs. Cow was 64 and survived by Don Claxton and Soar of Longon, Hines of Snringiers, and Pad of Angola, with Rose Smith among attendees.
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New London
Iss
Lydia Hazit Cow
C.N. Cowis i
Rochester Road
Feo
Hey
W. B. Robinser
Cow
Don
Claxton and
Soar
Longon
Einda Hines
Snringiers
Pad
Angola
Tad
Rose Smith N
Halt Jers
Grange Rally Brings Hundreds to Oberon Securday Meeting
A full day Grange event at Oberon Securday drew about 300 attendees with tabliers first degree exemplifications and lecturer conferences. W F Kirk of Port Clinton gave the main address. member Granges included Oberlin Amherst Carlisle LaGrange Huntington Henrietta Grafton Camden Acme Ridgeride Hipton and North Elyria.
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Grange
Lake Avenue
Oberon Securday
Smair
W. F. Kirk
Port Clinton
State Grange
Oberlin
Amherst
Carlisle
LaGrange
Huntington
Henrietta
Grafton
Camden
Acme
Ridgerile
Hipton
Perfield
North Elyria
Airs
Henry Bislich
R. H. Miller
K. J. Greisinger
Ly Miller
Kenneth Smith
Eleanor Smith
Ira Smith
Lagorski
Frank Provosnikx
Scott
Wan. Behuke
Sir
Gotz
Elyria Grange
Thuredar Eveniz
Negro Spiritual Concert Date Changed to March 9
Feb 27 notice from Columbia reports the Negro Spiritual concert at the Methodist church by the choir and Ebworth League has been rescheduled to March 9. Mr and Mrs J B Squires and two sons of Bloomingrove spent the weekend at her home.
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Columbia
Methodist Church
Ebworth League
J. B. Squires
Bloomingrove
Local notes show many visitors and club events in Elyria area
A crowded week brings visitors to Berea and surrounding towns with many gatherings. Mr and Mrs Wm Jas per and Miss Florence Ring visit Ce哈oga Falls while Harold Betts and Clerelach hosts gather in Berea. Mrs Hales and Mrs Goodeman lead Friendship Class, Grange meetings host officers and programs, and Columbia School earns national recognition. Community members attend Farmers Institute in Olmsted Falls and support local youth in sports and school activities.
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Florence Ring Spens Sanday
Frends
Ce ‘Ahoga Falls
Serl Marin
North Eaton
Mos Amacdu
Line Marcin
Harold Betts Sucef Clerelach
L. J. Sabins
Ber Qiel
Lanewood
Zud
Sundar
Heireran
Monta
Don Wilmet
Elma
Perry Hathaway
Irs
Exri Loesch
Bomite
Robert Squires
Adams
Raron Linder
A.D. Crocker
East UN
the Baptist
Pricdie
Leland Hetehis
Berea
J- Fie
Lorgoos
Halderman
Oscar Heske
Den
Ards
Fred Koepke
Arther Koepke
Herman Leach
Redeemor
Lontes
Leach
Birs
Fred Alien
Akins
H. C. Bartter
Henry Cleitzer
Spragua Road
East River Road
East Creek Road
J. H. Longbon
van Eseckern
Oberin
Farmers’ Institute
Olmsted Falls
Lee
Reubes Airs
J. H. Bachter
Gordon
Ivana Bartt
Lee Walker
O Car Henke
Goren Bartter
de Forest Osborne
Cindy Martin
Olmsted Fabs Institute
Leonard Hughes
Doro
Walter Rinehart
Cleveland
Don Reisinger
Perry Reisinger
Ben
Stesben
Charles Mills
Cleve
Jané Monrdar
Richard Purt
Florence Adams
Harlow Osborne
Liman Hitchcock
Edward Lardin
Edward
Mathew Robinson
Mentor
Alfred Grills
Robinson
Chasnegie
Clervgiand
Wilma Bonar
Eisra
Ralph Ring
Charles Hales
Goooéman
Furniara Putz
Charles
Putt
Oxford Hales
West View
Wiss Carol Siebentist
Ets
W Ma Bracy
Siebenfist
Racer
Mary Ruth Cochran
Elyria
Elnora Artz
Fisria
Paul Cochrane
Community events and club notices in Amherst area
Amherst society notices and social items from February highlight the Ladies Aid Church plans a two week tureen dinner at the Congregational church with 13 members served. Pomona Grange to host at F O E hall with Ladies Aid serving. Wed Afternoon Club meets at Elyria Avenue with three tables. Boy Scouts of St Peters Evangelical meet in church parlors with three patrols and a trip to Elyria. local dinner hosted by the Barck family in Cleveland Avenue with several guests. Thelma Beelis visits then departs to Wellington. Mabel Wade from Oberlin speaks to Sophomore biology class on Diseases at St. John's Evang. church youth group.
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Fsrl Bune
Lee Sheer
Cleveland
Frack Sheer
Sprague Road
Mary Walker
Roy Walker
Ora Walker
Columbia
PW. Heineman
J. H. Akins
Columbia Blazers
Ieam
Sandwishes
Corese
Elyria
Edward Landin
Mentor High
National Education Society
United States
Principa G
Margaret Columbus
Melba Garwood
Acme Grange
County Grange
Frank Mason and Son
George May
Fern Pinckner
Grange
May Head
C. I. Dorie Ae
Buckler
F. C. Ives
J. J. Frindie
Dorothy Brecker
Werren Ss
Anton Kowalski
Gertrude
Fern Pinckney
RK. J. Perkins
Grarze
A. D. Carpenter
J. J. Prindle
Mr. Mason
Mrs. Mason
Amherst
wRirs
A. Beker
Anna Sebiers
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Pomona Grange
Hickory Tree Grange
F. O. E. Hall
Laies Aid
First Evangelical Church
Michael Wohlever
Elyria Avenue
Ralph Wohlever
George Bradr
Theodore Schmitz
East Street
Scotis
Bos
St Peters Hrangelical Chaurenh Mst
Wilhert
Wil! Beker
James Ebrpatrol
Willis Siiward
Frank Barek
Cleveland Avenue
Oelock
Elmer Baitenhouse
Elrria
Melvin Unger
Shirley
Henrietta
Barck
Constance
Thelma Beelis
Chas. Hearn
North Main Street
Webber BeVier
Wellington
Misa Mabel E. Wade
Moonbeam art dispute and Indian marriage act notes
A Paris art dispute centers on moonlight reproduction with M Lafon accused of plagiarism amid debate on artists rights and originality. Separately in India public sentiment backs measures to enforce a 1897 proclamation protecting girls from early marriage while noting ongoing dowry exploitation and the need for education and welfare efforts.
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Paris
M. Lafoncet
M. Chavabisa
M. Houricg
Laurent
Institute
M. Gebhay
M. Barthelemir
Paul de Plument
Guil Dry
Leon Rufe
Ministry of Public Instion
Mauch
M._ Lafon
Chanabdian
M- Lafon
AC Cherubian
Lafton
India
Bengal
1Bengei
Foreign Missions and Welfare Societies
February church meeting and rehearsals announced
The February meeting will be held in the church parlors at seven o clock this evening with choir rehearsal before the meeting. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagles plan a regular session in the F C E hall followed by a social hour. The cottage prayer service of the First Evangelical Church will meet at Mrs Margaret Baumbhardt's Lincoln street home this evening.
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The
Eagles
F_ C
First Evangelicalechurch
Margaret Baumbhardt
Lincoln Street
Sports addict husband loses divorce case in San Francisco
Mrs. Biglieri obtained a divorce from Atilio Biz Hell after claiming the husband’s extreme sports obsession caused mental cruelty. She testified he played basketball three nights a week and baseball every Sunday, prompting the Superior Judge Franklin A. Griffin to grant the plea.
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Htubbs
San Francisco
Horton Smith Wins Again in Florida Triumph
Horton Smith of Joplin Missouri captures his second tournament victory within five days and the 13th stroke competition win in 16 months. He finishes one stroke ahead of the field at central Florida play in Orlando.
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Grlando. Fla
Horton Smith
Open finals stumble as Smith gains 600 prize
Yesterday in New York Mike Turnesa and Harry Cooper tied for a 1460s record, with Smith posting a 33 on the front nine and finishing strong. Turnesa faltered late while Cooper parred out and both earned shares of the purse. McIntyre placed fourth at 141 and split smaller prizes, with Juiexstank and Warrous tied for fifth at 143 sharing their payoff.
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Mike Turnesa
New York
Harry Cooper
Los Angeles
Turnesa
Cooper
Smith Greet
Neil McIntyre
Indienspolle
Bobby Juiexstank
A‘ Warrous
Detroit
Hockey standings shift to points system
Hockey statistics note announces standings determined by points not percentage. Two points for a win and one for a tie. Last night had no games. This week’s schedule lists Windsor at Buffalo tonight, London at Windsor tomorrow, Niagara Falls at Cleveland Saturday, and Toronto at Buffalo.
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Windsor At Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Cleveland
Toronto At
Buffalo
American Basketball League Standings Report
Chicago leads with 25 to Cleveland's 13 as the American Basketball League standings are listed. Rochester plays Chicago, Fort Wayne faces Brooklyn and Paterson, with Brooklyn at Cleveland and Chicago visiting Rochester in the schedule.
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American Basketball League
Rochester
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Brooklyrn
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Paterson
Wwil
Agiese IH
Fort Warne
Eaae
Paterson Bane
Warnepeneee
Paterson Tebe Nee
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