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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1933

Page

4

Women Union and Missionary Society Merge at St. Peter’s

At St. Peter’s Evangelical church Amherst a joint session of the Women’s Union and Missionary Society discussed merging into a single organization the Women’s Union nine Missionary Society members will join. An executive committee meeting is planned for Monday at two.

Amherst Women's Union and Missionary Society of St. Peter’s Evangelical Synod Ome Women’s Union Missionary Society Paul Redman Edward Menz Brotherhood

Amherst Park Bank Directors Reelect Officers at Annual Meeting

The Amherst Park Bank held its annual meeting in the directors room on Wednesday afternoon. Officers and directors were re elected for the coming year including President N F Foster First Vice President O H Baker Second Vice President J H Ludwig Cashier F I Hubbard Assistant Cashier F H Steele Directors N F Foster E O Brown Ralph W Kolbe J A ...

Amherst Park Bank N. F. Foster O. H. Baker J. H. Ludwig F. I. Hubbard F. H. Steele Brown Ralph W. Kolbe J. A

Notable Names in Local Council Voting List

The list includes William A. Miller Ludwig A. Miller A J Shattuck G F Rice and F I Hubbard as participants or respondents in the civic matter noted by the local paper. Further context on roles or positions is not provided in the readable text.

Class Meets Mothvers of the King's Daughters at St Peter's

The Mothvers of the King's Daughters class of St Peter's Evangelical Sunday School met at Mrs Walter Miller's home on Milan Avenue with Mrs C H Ernst assisting. New officers presided, committees formed, a box social planned for February 9, and Mrs Charles Ashbrook spoke on "The Future" followed by refreshments and social hour.

King's Daughters St. Peter's Evangelial Sunday School Walter Miller Milan Avenue C. H. Ernst Louise Albrecht EG. Menz Beth Mischka Charles Ashbrook Cleveland Edith Berger Pauline Strauss Alice Torne Bertha Frohofer Ruth Mischka Algegert Fritz Edith Hulda Berger Helen Remer Frances Sab

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meets in January Session

Lydia Jiers and other Cleveland members gathered at Mrs F M Hopkins on Franklin Avenue for the January meeting. Dramas included readings from The Union Signal and The American Issue and a vocal duet. Hosts served refreshments and announced the next meeting for February 16 on South Main Street.

F. M. Hopkins Fanklin Avenue Women’s Christian Temperaice Union A. K. Jenne F. E. Eastman Evangeline Booth Agnes Werts Ernest Charrington LLD Union Signal Mesdames A. K. Jenne B. E. Eastman O. D Fox Charles Miller Blanche Smith Helen Eastman Edna Hopkins F. J. Eldred Lillian The West Ridge Union South Main Street

Amherst Night of The Lucky Break in Town Hall

Amherst residents enjoyed a three act comedy The Lucky Break by Zelda Sears presented by Amherst High School speech class under Miss Margaret Rite at Town Hall on Thursday. The cast featured Frances Tisdale Mary Lahiff Janice Holzhauer Doris Gaehr Courance Sausaman Marie Lange Grace Shinskey Phyllis Sabers Flora Sabiers and others with Homer Rickel as assistant stage manager and Marie Franklin scenic director. The high school orchestra performed before and between acts.

Amherst Zelda Sears Amherst Hi Margaret Rite Town Hall John Bruce Connecticut Wall Street Frances Tisdale Mary Lahiff Janice Holzhauer Doris Gaehr Courance Sausaman Marie Lange Grace Shinskey Phyllis Sabiers Flora Sabiers Arthur Thomas Jack Teaman Frederick Ebbs George Cox, Jr Donald Fullmer William Andrews Herbert Edwards Donald Math

Hospital News Admissions and Discharges Report

Admissions include Miss Anna Mustyen of Lorain and Ralph Taylor of Mt Vernon RF D. No. 1 Mig William Wilson of Lorain. Discharged: Charles Peters of Sheffield Lake.

Hospital News Anna Mustyen Lorain Ralph Taylor Mt Vernon RF. D Mig William Wilson Charles Peters Sheffield Lake

W. B. A. Meeting Hosted by Mrs Avery

Mrs J B Avery of Park Avenue will host the Womens Benefit Association for their January meeting this evening. A social hour will follow the business session.

J. B. Avery Park Avenue Women’s Benefit Association

County Lutheran Men Meeting Here

St Pauls Lutheran church hosts Lorain county Lutheran Men's Society meeting at eight tonight Representatives expected from Elyria Lorain and Amherst in attendance

County Lutheran St. Paul's Lutheran Church Lorain County

Choir Rehearsals Scheduled at Local Churches Tonight

St Peter's Evangelical choir meets at 7 30 PM for regular rehearsal. Mary Martha choir of the Congregational church gathers at 7 PM. First Evangelical choir to rehearse at the parsonage this evening. Also notes a move to Amherst into the Martin property on Woodhill drive today.

St. Peter's Evangelical Church First Evangelical Church Amherst Martin Woodhill Drive

Smith family relocates to Pleasant View Sanitorium facility

Dr. A. H. Smith, recently appointed superintendent of Pleasant View Sanatorium, has moved here with his wife and eight year old daughter Janet from Atlanta Georgia. They will reside on the grounds as he assumes duties.

A. H. Smith Pleasant View Sanitorium Janet Atlanta Georgia

Vermilion Rivalry Basketball Tonight At Amherst Gym

Amherst Hi hosts Vermilion Wi in a spirited home game this evening with strong expectations for a close, hard fought contest between the two rivals.

Vermilion Amherst Hi Vermilion Wi

Legion meeting urged for Elmer Johnson Post 118

A meeting of the Elmer Johnson Post No 118 American Legion will be held at the legion rooms in the town hall this evening and all members are urged to attend.

Elmer Johnson American Legion Legion Town Hall

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