Joint Ladies Aid Missionary session at Amherst church
A joint session of the Ladies Aid and Missionary societies at the First Evangelical church met at the parsonage with Mrs. George Holstein presiding. Reports were given, plans formed for a Mission Band led by Miss Aldred Zilch, and a tea was planned. Amos L Heer, Kent College, will address the Parent-Teacher Association at the school auditorium with a Wood Wind quartet providing music.
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Amherst, CO
Ladies’ Aid d Missionary Societies
Oman's Missionary Society
Esident
George Holstein
Secrery
Antal
A. M. Rickel
C. J. Springer
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Arthe
Rickel
Tena Jacobs
Peg
John Springer
J. South Main Street
Amos L. Heer
Kent Colge
Te School
Rening
Oberlin
Ruth Freeman
Joseph Friedan
Eorey Wainhorns
Kenneth Ostman
Richard Barrie
Evelyn Steck
Tuchek
Amosowski
Ballet
Agni
Foster
DeWailly
Schumann
Sicilenne
Gazette Ropeo
Pirani
Schon Cosmarin
Kreisler
Scherzo Rillianti
Jeanjean
Ibert
HILATHEA BIBLE CLASS MEETS AND CRAIG TO SPEAK
About twenty attended the January 16 meeting of the Hilathea Bible class at St Peter's Evangelical Church in the parish rooms. Miss Anna Lembke led the session with a song service and Mrs Henry Kane gave devotionals. Visiting committee appointments and social chair duties were set, a February depression party planned, bingo and refreshments organized by committee members. Dr Clarence Craig of Oberlin Theological Seminary is billed to speak at the Wesleyan Club public meeting January 10 on The Man with the Hoe with special music by the South American Choral Union vanished from the program.
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Red Holzhauer
Clayton Ollingsworth
Ray Jewett
Ella Jaeger
Francesaeger
Br. Craig
Clarence Craig
Oberlin
Neological Seminary
Wesleyan Club
Methodist Church
Ihs
South aAmerst Choral Union
Toppear
Noon Day Club elects officers at I O F Hall meeting
Election of officers highlighted the Noon Day Club meeting held Thursday at the I O F Hall. Dr. W G Schaefer named president C J Thurman vice president J J Smythe secretary. Dinner served to 17 members and next meeting announced for Hotel Amherst.
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O. F. Hall
W. G. Schaefer
C. J. ‘Hrman
J. J.mythe
Amherst
Lutheran Ladies Meet at St. Paul Church Parlor
Mrs George Mengel hosted the Ladies Aid Society of St Paul Lutheran church at church parlors Thursday. The meeting opened with a hymn, scripture read by Mrs Anna Wagel, and business discussions followed. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs Edward Martin as 1033 members attended.
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George Mengel
Ladies’ Aid Society
T. Paul Lutheran Church
Anna Wagel
Sostess
Edward Martin
Holy Name Group Meets at St. Joseph Church
Group 2 of the Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Catholic Church met with Albert Ono on Milan Avenue Thursday evening. Theodore Schmitz presided at the business meeting followed by a social period with card games and refreshments after.
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Holy Name
Holy Name Surety
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Albertono
Milan Avenue
Theodore Schmitz
Ynech
Hostess To Club In Cleveland Social Evening
Mrs Walter Schulz hosted a Cleveland gathering with several bridge games and small tables served with refreshments. Attending were Misses Edith, Magdalena, Margaret and Helen Berger, Emma Dreschler, Frances Woiers, Helen Roemer and Mrs Supe Peesege.
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Walter Schulz
Cleveland
Edith, Ajulda
Margaret
Helen Berger
Emma Dreschler
Frances Woiers
Helen Roemer
Supe
Herman Short and the hostess event
Miss Edith Berger will be hostess to the club in four weeks with Herman Short listed as a participant in the upcoming gathering.
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Herman Short
Edith Berger
Class Meets for Evangelical Sunday School in Social Rooms
The first Evangelical Sunday school class taught by Henry Miller met Thursday evening in the church social rooms. The evening began with routine business followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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First Evangelical Sunday School
Henry Miller
Legion Meeting Plans Three Months of Activities
Elmer Johnson Post No 118 American Legion holds its regular meeting at Legion rooms this evening to discuss three months of planned activities. A social hour follows with hosts Charles and Harry Sabiers.
Queen Esther Class Meeting Postponed
The Queen Esther class of the Methodist church meeting was postponed this evening due to illness and will be rescheduled until further notice.
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Methodist Church
Amherst Briefs Report Hospital Discharge and Funeral
Leo Borer of Amherst was discharged from the local hospital Thursday. Mr and Mrs R H Hearn attended the funeral of Charles Bryant at South Amherst Thursday afternoon. Frank Mischka is able to be out again after confinement at home by illness.
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Amherst
Leo Borer
R. H. Hearn
Charles Bryant
South Amherst
Frank Mischka
Church Announcements From Local Parishes
St. Peter's Evangelical led by Rev. C E Schmidt holds 9:30 service with church school at 10:30. Congregational church under Rev F Eastman offers 9:45 service, church school 10:45, worship 6:30 with Christian Endeavor. First Evangelical led by Rev A M Rickel: 9:15 church school 10:30 worship 6:59, Young People group. Methodist church pastor Rev R C Jensen: 9:45 service, church school 11:00, worship 6:30 Epworth League. St Paul Lutheran led by Rev Y Duwe: 9:00 service, church school 10:00, German communion at 2:00, Congregational meeting. St Joseph R C church with Rev Fr James Ejischen: 8:00 low mass, 10:00 high mass.
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St. Peter’s Evangelical
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Y. Duwe
St. Joseph R. C
James Ejischen
West Ridge schools reopen after holidays
Elyria High School students returned to classes in West Ridge on Tuesday after a two week home vacation. Carlisle Township Schools also resumed after a one week break.
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West Ridge
Elyria High School
Carlisle Township
Miss Jane Hart Returns Home From Holiday Visit
Miss Jane Hart of Cleveland returns home on New Year’s Eve after holidays with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hart. A New Year gathering at Miss Grace Gandern’s Elyria home drew 24 relatives from Middle Ridge North Ridge Cleveland Elyria and West Ridge. Relatives also attended the aunt’s funeral of Mrs. Anna E. Cook with Lecretia Decker Verne Dru sendahl Theodore Grills and others.
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Jane Hart
Cleveland
W. H. Hart
Etta Brown
Stanley
Helen Moseley
Elyria
Grace Gandern
Middle Ridge
North Ridge
West Ridge
Lecretia Decker
Verne
H. H. Drusendahl
Theodore Grills
Anna E. Cook
Make Your Own Blouse For school, college girls and business women
This pattern features a shirtwaist collar and raglan sleeves with pointed flaps and inverted tucks to slim the waist. It can be sewn on a machine in about two hours with crepe silk options in red green blue or white and woolen choices in angora and velveteen. Style No. 3303 covers sizes 12 to 38 bust with material yardage specified for size 16.
Price of Pattern and Pattern Book Advertisement
An advertisement promotes catalog patterns at 15 cents and a book at 10 cents. It urges readers to mail stamps or coin, preferably coin, and to include size for pattern. The notice promises the pattern will save dollars on winter wardrobes.
Community Association to Meet Jan 9 at School House
The Community Association of the South Murray Ridge School District will hold its first meeting at the school house next Tuesday evening Jan 9. At the last PTA meeting it was decided to rename the group from Parent Teachers to Community Association.
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Community Association of
South Murray Ridge
Parent
Community Association
Elyria High School Returns Bring Local Student List
A return to Elyria High School on Tuesday brought back many students including Agnes and Erna Lottman Lois Eldred Doris Minnich Leota Drusendahl Marguerite Mason Mildred Pallas Zelda Schramm Thelma Wagner Beatrice Burrer Esther Rowley Julius Toth Robert Mason Chester Sprague Milton Lauer Harry Lauer Jr John Richards Leroy Gotro Robert Penfound Edward Strickler Evelyn Strickler Wayne Wittmer of Lorain attended as a guest at the Harry Lauer home on Sunday.
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E. H.S
Elyria High School
Agnes and
Erna Lottman
Lois Eldred
Doris Minnich
Leota Drusendahl
Marguerite Mason
Mildred Pallas
Zelda Schramm
Thelma Wagner
Beatrice Burrer
Esther Rowley
Julius Toth
Robert Mason
Chester Sprague
Milton Lauer
Harry Lauer, Jr
John Richards
Leroy Gotro
Robert Penfound
Edward Strickler
Evelyn Strickler
Wayne Wittmer
Lorain
Harry Lauer
Carlisle Grange
Sherman Mason
Marguerite
Jane
Harriette
Merle Penfound
Lucile
Robert
Jean Wagner
Lillian Eldred
Dorothy Lottman
Marian Pallas
Marian Lauer
Margaret Pallas
Melvin Grills
Gilbert Minnich
Philip Sippel
Oberlin Grange hosts card party with prizes and lunch
Oberlin Grange held another card party on Saturday night with a strong turnout. High score prizes went to Mrs. Frank Schmitz and Chris Justin, consolation prizes to Mrs. Lottie Sandrock and Francis Emerich. A lunch was served. The next event is in two weeks with committee members Mrs. Carl Schmitz, Mrs. Will Berg, and Walter Berg.
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New Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
Frank Schmitz
Chris Justin
Lottie Sandrock
Francis Emerich
Carl Schmitz
Will Berg
Walter Berg
Community Socials and Visits Across Local Homes
Sunday visits at the homes of Urban Kinzel and Arthur Falkner are noted along with New Year calls to L Neib ling in Elyria. Eaton residents Forest Taylor joined Carl Schmitz for dinner. The North Russia Needle Guild hosted a reception in Elyria with about 35 attendees after dinner. Glen Falkner and Zelma from Ridgeville spent Saturday with Arthur Falkner and others.
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Matt Wohleber
Urban Kinzel
Indian Hollow Road
Thelma Falkner
Arthur Falkner
C. Justin
Elyria
Glen Falkner
Zelma
Ridgeville
Church Social and New Year Gatherings in Local Notes
The article records social events in the area including a Marry-Get-Togather Club party at the Reformed church with 20 guests, a New Year’s dinner for the Simms family hosted by the Johnston family, and New Year’s Eve and Day visits among local families. It mentions Mrs Etta Brown visiting her ill niece Mrs Robiin Hobill in Elyria.
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Ian Reformed Church
Leota Drusendah
Fred Simms
Mabelle
Marjorie
Schramm Road
Dick Johnston
Clifford Hart
Jane
Betty
Cleveland
Alberta Becker
Elyria
W. H. Hart
Nettie Grady
Gerry Brooks
Etta Brown
Robiin Hobill
Social Roundup in Oberlin and Nearby Towns
Community notes record visits among Oberlin residents including Mrs Frelda Meyers and G Shaffstall of Elyria, and gatherings at the Schmitz home New Year’s Eve with card games and prizes. Also listed are kinship calls, basketball game attendance at Oberlin High, and weekend calls among local families in Ridgeville Avon Lake and Lakewood.
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Henry Mackert
Frelda Meyers
G. Shaffstall
Elyria
Robert Younglass
Oberlin
Loretta
Donald Webber
Elsie Mitre
John
Fred
Ralone
Clyde Justin
Oberlin High School
Art Falkner
Esther Adams
Ridgeville
Carl Schmitz
New
Matt Wohleber
Chris Justin
James Miller
Robert Wohleber
Ross Skellinger
Lakewood
A. Falkner
Paul
Cleveland
Percras Ua
Maud
Everett Hastings
A. J. Waite
Avon
Will Berg
Clair Reinhart
Falkner
Elfrida Meyers
Freda Meyers
Earl Freed
Ernest Dewey
Airman Marooned Four Hours By Fog
Newark New Jersey January 5 Airman Dean Burford of Transcontinental Western Airlines was marooned in fog for more than four hours after taking off from Newark for Pittsburgh. He reported sleet and wing formation then tried to land but could not due to low ceiling. His radio failed and officials lost track until he landed.
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Newark
4. J
Dean Burford
Western Airlines
Burford
Pittsburgh
Difficult flying on Newark Pittsburgh routes troubles pilot Burford
Dean Burford of Transcontinental Western Airways was stranded over Newark more than four hours last night amid poor flying conditions. Earlier in recent weeks Burford east bound and H G Andrews west bound had to bail out over western Pennsylvania mountains. Last Tuesday night Burford was stranded over Pittsburgh 15 minutes when the airport radio beam failed and he was guided in by port short wave radio.
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Newark-Pittsburgh Air Mall
Dean Burford
Western Airways
Newark
Burford
H. G. Andrews
Pennsylvania Mountains
Pittsburgh
Willamette U Students Vote to Allow Dancing
Salem Ore Ub Wilam University students vote 19 to 1 to permit dancing at the campus special election noting the long standing ban since the university’s founding is ended by this decision.
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Ole FO Salem
Ore
Ub—Wilam University
Vacant East St. Louis Homes Targeted for Lumber
Police investigate several missing frame houses in East St. Louis where impoverished families dismantled vacant structures to harvest lumber for firewood.
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East ST. Louis
C2b
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