Amherst Churches Elect Officers In January Meetings
In Amherst on Sunday January 5 the Stone Evangelical church elected officers led by Superintendent William H Schibley and Secretary Clayton Springer. St Peter’s Evangelical elected O H Baker president of the church council and others. Congregational church elected Y F Powers as superintendent with F J Hubbard and Helen Eastman in key roles.
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Amherst
Stone Evangelical Church
Wm. H. Schibley
Wm. Garthe
Wm. Schmitkens
Clayton Springer
A. E. Nestettier
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
O. H. Baker
Church Council
Chas. Miller
John Delefield
Charles Sabiers
Emery Sandergeldt
Congregational Church
Y F. R. Powers
C. E. Cooper
F. J. Hubbard
Helen Eastman
Florence Frederick
A. K. Jenne
Anna Miller
Elizabeth Lassen 68 Dies at Amherst Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Lassen aged 68 died at Amherst hospital Saturday night after a long illness. She came to Amherst at 16 and lived there with a period in Wellington. Survivors include sons Louis Akron and Frank Kenmore, daughter Luella, sisters Mrs Chas Ehrman Cornell Ave Minnie Nickle South Amherst Maggie Blattner Vermilion Mrs John Burgess Lorain, and brother Peter Schaumberser Michigan. Funeral Tuesday at 1:49 from home and 2 o'clock from M E church. Rev W A Tabbert to officiate. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery under Conrad Zilch.
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Amherst
Elizabeth Lassen
Amherst Hospital
Wellington
Louis
Akron
Irrank
Kenmore
Luella
Chas. Ehrman
Cornell Avenue
Minnie Nickle
South Amherst
Maggie Blattner
Vermilion
John Burgess
Lorain
Peter Schaumberser
Michigan
M. BE
Nev. W. A. Tabbert
Crown Hill Cemetery
Conrad Zilch
Former resident to be buried Tuesday
Mrs Liesetta Kirchoff 79, a former Amherst resident longtime Schaeffer place resident, died Saturday at her daughter's Lorain home. She leaves a son A Ti Martin of Chicago, daughters Mia J Miller Lorain and J J Stang Grafton, Philip Kerchoff Elyria, A R Martin Chicago, ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at 1 PM Tuesday 704 Washington Street Lorain with Rev Herkner, burial Cleveland Avenue Cemetery Amherst.
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Amherst
Liessetta Kirchoff
Schaeffer Place
North Main Street
JH. Miller
Lorain
A. Ti. Martin
Chicago
Mia. J. Tl. Miller
J.J. Stang
Grafton
Philip Kerchoff
Elyria
Saint Peter's Church Week Activities Schedule
In Amherst on January 5, church events include council Monday at 7:30, Senior league Tuesday at 7:30, Brotherhood and Philathea class Wednesday, basketball Thursday evening, Gleaners Society Thursday, Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon, and the confirmation school Saturday morning.
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Amherst
St. Peter's Church
Church Council
Brotherhood and Philathea
Gleaners Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grangers Lead Delegation at Carlisle Banner Event
Amherst reports the Grangers won the banner for largest delegation at Carlisle with attendees including Mr and Mrs W W Marshall Mrs W H Treaster Mr and Mrs F Ritz row Mr and Mrs Geo Walker Mr and Mrs J W Dute and son Reuben Mr and Mrs J E Whit on Betta Schubert and Mr and Mrs Wm Jaeger. St Annes Society Catholic church names officers: President William Bodman Vice President Mrs William Bodman Vice President Mrs John Dietz Secretary Mrs John Michael Treasurer Mrs Carolyne Kelch.
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Amherst
Carlisle
W. W. Marshall
W. H. Treaster
F. Ritzrow
Geo. Walker
J. W. Dute
Reuben
J. E. Whiton
Betta S¢ehubert
Wm. Jaeger
St. Annes Society of the Catholic Church
William Bodman
John Dietz
John Michael
Carolyne Kelch
Mrs Chriet Schibldy Breaks Arm in Fall
Mrs Chriet Schibldy broke her arm while visiting her daughter Mrs Barris in Ahmerst on Saturday. She fell while going out the back door and off the steps.
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Ahmerst
Arnold Koepp Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Arnold Koepp, son of Mr and Mrs John Koepp, entertained a group of friends Saturday for his sixth birthday. Games and a luncheon were enjoyed, with a cake marked Arnold's sixth birthday and six lit candles. Guests included Betty and Doris Koepp, Gladys Minnich, Willard Kreeper, James Werner, Norman Woltchkoefiski, Clyde Rosecranz, Gilbert Zillett, Harry Powers, Milton Nabowaki, James Nabowaki, Russell Schiefferstien, Floyde Schwitzke, among others.
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Ammerst
Junoe
Nenold Koepp
John Noepp
Sohn Kooynp
Arnold
Betty
Doris Koepp
Gladys Minnich
Willard Kreeper
James Werner
Norman Woltchkoefiski
Clyde Rosecranz
Gilbert Zillett
Harry Powers
Milton
James Nabowaki
Russell Schiefferstien
Floyde Schhwitzke
Amherst Church Groups Schedule and Meeting Plans
Mrs C Lauer and Mrs Bert Edwards host the Ladies Society of the Congregational church on Wednesday afternoon. Mesdames F I Eastman and W A Eastman host the W EF 4 Society of the M E church Friday at the parsonage. The Congregational church annual meeting is set for January 14 at 7 30 am in the church parlors. Bus arrangements for travelers to Cleveland on Wednesday and Thursday are coordinated by Miss Mary O Niel.
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Amherst
C. Lauer
Bert Edwards
Ladies’ Society of the
Congregational Church
F. I
W. A. Eastman
W. EF
Society of the
M. E
Cleveland
Mary O'Niel
Amherst Personalities Visit In Cleveland and Columbus Gatherings
Amherst society notes list several visitors and hosts from Akron to Cleveland and Columbus. Mr and Mrs House of Akron and Mr and Mrs Peters hosted and hosted guests. Families including Brennan Parsons Baker Ruth Powers Wall and Hall travel and visit during the weekend and Sundays.
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Amherst
House of
Veteran Oberlin teacher buried after long service
Miss Tacy Anderson, longtime Oberlin public school first grade teacher, died Friday at her Wisconsin home. Funeral services were held at W. Jt. Cooler home on South Professor Street before burial in Westwood Cemetery. Born January 14 1850 in Carlisle she spent most of her life in Oberlin and graduated from Oberlin College in 1870.
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Oberlin
Jan
Carlysle
Oberlin College
Oberlin Briefs: Rev. E. J. Moore Speaks
Oberlin notes report Rev. E J Moore assistant national superintendent of the Anti Saloon League gave a talk at the local event. He addressed temperance themes and the fight for prohibition.
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Oberlin Briefs
Oberlin, Jan
E. J. Moore
The
Anti-Saloon League
Williams Treatment Promises Relief From Uric Acid Ailments
Advertisement claims excess body acids cause rheumatism kidney and bladder disorders and offer The Williams Treatment to cure chronic conditions. It promises a free bottle and a 32 dose trial by sending 10 cents for postage with address The Dr. D. A. Williams Company Dept. DA-212 P O Box Teast Hampton Conn.
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Williams
Dr. D. A. W Imanix Company
P. O. Bldg
Teast Hampton
Conn
Oberlin Community Happenings Include Talks and Visits
Oberlin residents share church events and club meetings spanning January. Lectures on Puritan roles at United Congregational church gatherings, a Chinese student led program, and village council plans. Funeral services for Mrs. Bosworth draw notable attendees from Washington and Berea. Community clubs host marionette shows, literature events, and post New Year basketball, with local students, faculty, and families frequenting holiday gatherings.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
United Congregational Church
James Brand House
Elork
Foreign Missions Department
James Brand
Oberlin Woman's Club
Gertrude Evelyn Moulton
Whysical Education
Oberlin College
Flearth Schoor Division
Parent Teachers’ Association
Gan
Plain
Hfe
Karl W. Gehrkens
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin College Returns to Open Doors After Vacation
Oberlin residents anticipate the Wandergarten Training School and Business College reopening after Christmas vacation. Students began arriving early this morning and a special train was due this evening. The last event before break was a dance Saturday night in Rice Recreation Hall.
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Oberlin
Jan. O
College Wandergarten Training School
Business Callege
Christimas Va- PC
Rice Recreation Hall
Community Notes from Grafton and Nearby in December to January
Social visits fill the week as residents host guests from Cleveland New York and Elyria. Homemaker Club met at Mrs Gardner with eighteen ladies, sharing readings on Christmas and a New Year recipe. Deaths of Mrs Bennett's parents mourned by relatives.
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Grafton
Janees Sanderson
Cleveland
AL Whel Jey
James Weiland
New York
Ity
Ts. Hitchcock
Edward Weiland
Dlivcheouk
Frank Lawron
Mies
Alta Johinson
J. H. Sheldon
Palace of the Heart
W. F. Holcomb
A. C. Schilleman
Elyria
Federation of Women's Clubs
D. A. Swarts
Marty
Ira
Lloyd Zimmerman
Dewey Aldrich
LaGrange
Jeanne Harrison
Bertha Harrison
Glenn Bennett
Clark
Medina
Bennett
Martin Sandrock
Luella
Lewis Heft
Lorain
L. D. Mennell
Green Springs
A.C. Griffin
Helen
Mathew Miller
Wilaird
E. A. Kelley
Chas. Marsh
Eon Russell
Eaton
Marshe
Anna Grills
Dorothy Sandrock
D. G. Miler
Penfield Junction
William Bryant
Aon George
Bryant
Fred Volk
Epson Salts Taste All Gone
Pure Epsom Salts praised for constipation biliousness and headaches. Doctors and nurses rely on it due to its gentle bowel action and lack of griping. Epsonade Salts offers fruit derivative flavor and lemonade taste at small cost, guaranteed by the American Epsom Association.
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American Epsom Association
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