Amherst Garden Club Elects Officers and Plans Year
The Amherst Garden Club met at Town Hall naming President Mrs A P Roth and others. New chairmen were appointed for the 1938 flower show and committees listed. An invitation was extended to Lorain Garden Club for a January 27 dinner at First Methodist Lorain. The club’s own annual dinner is set for February 17 but plans are not complete.
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Amherst Garden Club
Town Hall
Mra
A. P. Roth
William Barber
John Hamann
J. 5. Clifford
A. R. Tolhurst
Clifford Pierce
Harry Nicholl
James Nicholl
Laddie Matiska
J. B. Egeland
L. Roemer
George Frank
Lorain
First Methodist Church
Amherst Hospital Association Holds Annual Meeting in Town Hall
The Amherst Hospital Association gathered at Town Hall with about 100 attendees. Secretary’s report presented. trustees re-elected were John Michael W Lahiff and Albert Slack. William Ashbolt spoke on the hospital’s role and the proposed three fourths mill levy for hospital funding. A February 11 referendum will name the levy for hospital purposes, with proceeds to fund free care for indigent township patients.
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Amherst Hospital Association
Town Hall
John Michael
W. Lahiff
Amoherst
Albert Slack
South Amherst
William Ashbolt
Lorain
Local club meetings set for week across Stone City area
Pythian Sisters meet at K of P Hall this evening. Men's Club of St Pauls Lutheran plans a church parlor gathering tonight. Avenue Club of Stone City Eastern Stars rendezvous set for Wednesday at Masonic Hall with 6:45 pm practice. Knights of Pythias held regular session Monday at Pythian Hall. district meeting planned for Thursday January 30 at the local school auditorium with a dinner. Dr FH E Hengen returns to Toledo after visit with parents. Evergreen Club meeting postponed to Wednesday afternoon in February. Plato Lodge Odd Fellows to install newly elected officers Thursday at 8 pm open to the public. St Pauls Lutheran Sunday School teachers meet Monday evening under Rev R C Bosse. Miss Alice Torne visits Cleveland Sunday.
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K. of P
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Avenue Club
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
FH. E. Hengen
Toledo
J. M. Hengen
Hazel Street
Evergreen Club
Plato Lodge
Odd Fellows
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
R. C. Bosse
Alice Torne
Cleveland
Prominent Freemason Leaders to Address District Event
Special guests and speakers include Grand Chancellor E L Jenking of Columbus Robert Federingham and Harry Snyder of Bergholz and Cleveland past grand chancellors. The district covers Lorain Erie and Huron counties with a large attendance anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Jenking
Columbus
Robert Featheringham
Harry Snyder
Bergholz and
Cleveland
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Amherst Town send Club Opens With Alabama Jubileers
Joe Bamback and his Alabama Jubileers of WTAM opened the Amherst Town send Club meeting in the Town Hall last evening. The group listed members include Bamback Mack Wilson Smith and Smith. Committees were named for the coming year with an important meeting set at the Jennes home next Wednesday. a program and speaker are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bamback
Alabama
WTAM
Amherst Townsend
Town Hall
Joe Mack
Eddie Wilson
Walter Smith
Joe Smith
F. O. Fleming
B. A. Jenne
Bert Edwards
Charles Krause
Henry Edwards
Earl Bliss
Lucy Roemer
Ruby Guild
Heathcote Taken To Hospital After Ill Days In Amherst
J. S. Heathcote of Elm Street South Amherst who had been ill for several days was removed to the hospital in a Zilch ambulance Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Heathcote
Elm Street
South Amherst
Crusaders Meet at Bach Home for Prayer Gathering
The Crusaders of the Four Square Church met at Mr and Mrs Otto Bach s East Street last evening with Mrs George Garthe in charge of the prayer meeting followed by a social hour. Twelve attended.
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The
Foursquare Church
Otto Bach
Eaat Street
George Garthe
Love Shy and the Price of a Dream in Centerville
Marianne Minear, poor and hopeful, watches her childhood love Monte turn toward Sabra as real estate man Gleason pressures a sale. Eve runs away with Charley Forham after a family money crisis. Marianne resolves to earn money to escape the town’s limits, seizing control of her fate despite heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arianne Mincar
Eve
Centerville
Monte Thurston
Sabra Anderson
Monte
Sabra
Marianne
Dick Mains
Doris Kelsey
Maude Gray
Marianne Agred
Crue
Lindy
Wyoming
Canadian Rockies
Saedra
Charley
Young Peoples Society Meeting Enjoys Social Evening
The Oberlin Road group held its regular Sunday gathering with a brief devotional hour followed by a sociable time in the church parlors. A committee served cookies and cocoa as attendees enjoyed singing and games, and there was a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Society
Local Ladies Society officers elected at church meeting
At the regular Ladies Society meeting last Wednesday officers for the coming year were elected: president Mrs J E Ford vice president Mrs M L Hurst secretary Mrs Harley Reese treasurer Mrs ? Hutchinson. Harry Avery to lead needle work with helpers. Andy Edmonds to head rummage. kitchen committee Mrs E Napp and Mrs R F Clark. Next meeting set for January 22 at Mrs Avery’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society
L. GC. W
J. E. Ford
M. L. Hurst
Harley Reese
Hutchinson
Harry Avery
Andy Edmonds
E. Napp
R. F. Clark
Dorotha Rathwell
J. E Ford
South Russia Club
Frank Krueger
Frank Krueger, Jr
L. E. Barnard
Hazel Johnson
Henry Sandrock
Charles Gibson
Charles Fekius
Miss Bird
Oberlin Road
Frank Mr Krueger, Sr
L. Ef. Banard
King’s
Paul Gutman
Oberlin
Townsend
Mr J C Davidson Returns After Illness Amid Flu Recovery
Mr J C Davidson is again able to be out after several weeks confined by a flu attack. Mrs George Farr remains very ill at home with her condition reported as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Davidson
George Farr
West View Church Mission Meeting and Local Visits
West View January 21. West View W M Church missionary society held its last meeting at the home of Mrs. Susan Beach Columba. Bert Stewart of Collinwood visited his cousin Miss Jessie Pickard. Mrs. Mary Derr of Cleveland visited her sister Mrs. Etta Edwards. Mrs. Olive Bruce and two sons attended the funeral of her sister Mrs. Fannie L. Fish at Haag's Chapel Berea. Miss Hazel Ingersoll and Miss Edythe Speer at Fairview Park Hospital were dinner guests Thursday at the Ingersoll home. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Harris attended the funeral of Mrs. Emmo.
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West View
W. M. Church Missionary Society
Susan Beach
Columba
Bert Stewart
Collinwood
Jessie Pickard
Mary Derr
Cleveland
Etta Edwards
Olive Bruce
Fannie L. Fish
Haag’s Chapel
Berea
Hazel Ingers
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Local Title Co
The Land Title and Trust Co reports transfers including Loretta J Salisbury to Theodoro D Cook for 18.25 acres in Lot 21 Grafton township and a sheriff s deed to Sears Roebuck and Co on Sycamore Street Elyria. Other transfers include W J McClenaghan to Hazel McClenaghan on Lake Shore road Avon Lake Village I J Baer receives Harold S Ewing trustee property on Woodruff Avenue Avon Lake Village Fred W Allen et al to John Misner et al on Everett Street Lorain Louise Heckler to Evalyn C Heckler Maple Avenue Sheffield Lake Village John B Richards to John Gray et al on Laundon Street Elyria and Vallie Moser to J J Moser Lot 79 Eastern Heights L C Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Title and Trust Co
Court Street
Loretta J. Salisbury
Theodora D. Cook
Grafton Township
Grafton
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sycamore Street
Elyria
W. J. McClenaghan
Hazel McClenaghan
Lake Shore Road
Avon Lake Village
Harold S. Ewing
I. J. Baer
Woodruff Avenue
Fred
Cooley Return to Work After Sprain Helps at Dover
Ernest Cooley returns to employment this week after a badly sprained right hand kept him home. Russell Burnett assisted this week, and next week Mrs. Cooley's nephew Burns of Bedford will help until recovery. Dunford of Elyria at the Pease Funeral Home in Dover Center.
West View Council Adopts Tuesday Meeting Schedule
West View council opened the new year by shifting meetings to the second and fourth Tuesdays to avoid Olmsted Falls conflicts. New member Frances Hickey replaces his father Frank Hickey, with J R Winsper continuing as village solicitor and Jack Cloyd named village engineer.
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West View
Olmsted Falls
Frances Hickey
Columbia Road
Frank Hickey
J. R. Winsper
Lakewood
J. M. Chapin
Jack Cloyd
Fairview
Obituary of Clarence D Second of Olmsted Falls
A popular young man Clarence D Second of Olmsted Falls son of Rev Albert and Mrs Second died last week at Charity Hospital Cleveland after twelve weeks illness. He had been ill a year after strep throat. A O H S graduate and WHK radio announcer. Burial at Chestnut Grove cemetery Olmsted Falls. School closed at 2 pm Monday for funeral at Haag Chapel Berea. Friends attended.
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Clarence D. Second
Olmsted Falls
Albert Second
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Second
WHK
Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Haag’s
Berea
Four Women Get Pensions As 1812 War Dependents
Washington reports that more than 120 years after the War of 1812, four dependents of veterans receive pensions this year. The beneficiaries include Arminia I. Anderson of Cedar Grove Georgia a widow of Robert Anderson a fifer in Nabor's Company South Carolina militia and Lydia Ann Graham of Brushy Run West Virginia a widow of Isaac Graham a musician in Bodkin's Company.
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Washington
Arminia I. Anderson
Cedar Grove
Robert Anderson
Fifer
Nabor’s Company
Carolina
Monte Carlo Party Draws Olmsted Falls Club Crowd
A list of Elyria and West View residents along with others attended a Monte Carlo Party hosted by the Star Club of Olmsted Falls at Village Hall. Event planners include Mrs. Hendricks of Columbia and several West View hostesses. Attendees also included members linked to Community Hospital Board activities and local Grange groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Heath
Alice Heath
la Grange
T. Clevenger
Donnally
Rose Heath
Elyria
Frank Hermann
West View
J. A. Richards
Star Club
Olmsted Falls
Star Rooms
Village Hall
C. Hendricks
Columbia
I. J. Kusse
R. F. Herman
Nelson Walters
Ziegler
Usher Road
Community Hospital Board
Central School
Berea
Ann& Hermann
Francis Bislich
St. Mary’s Church
Mary Ingersoll
Marie
H. G. Edwards
Etheline Ingersoll
Lois Hahn
Russell Schuster
Ralph Thompson
Columbia Grange
Pension rolls panel lists Mexican War widows
The document shows names from Virginia and New York militias with monthly pensions and totals. It notes 294 widows of Mexican War veterans, a decrease of 57 from the prior year, including entries for Esther Ann Hill Morgan and others in Clarke's and York counties and private service connections.
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Virginia Militia
Sion
Carolina King
Hagelical Church
Ka, N. Y
Derias
Steven’s County
York
Miltia
Esther Ann Hill Morgan
Ore
John Hill
Clarke
McCumber
Compasses
New York
Capital and Labor in Joint Enterprise on Equitable Terms
The normal relation between capital and labor is joint enterprise on fair terms. The primary condition is securing each side’s rights by eradicating the wrongs suffered by both parties.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Promotes Youthful Feelings
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel to cleanse the bowels and purge poisons. It claims 20 years of use easing stomach troubles pimples listlessness and headaches and invites readers to buy 15c 30c or 60c packages.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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