Circle of St Peter Evangelical Women Elect Officers
Amherst Ohio January 21 Circle one of the Woman's Union met at Mrs. C. C. Kern home Beavercourt with Mrs. Fred Schaub assisting. Officers were chosen: chairman Mrs. Fred Schaub vice chairman Mrs. Robert Hasenflue secretary treasurer Mrs. Mervin Schubert devotional chairman Mrs. Amelia Deuschle sick committee chairman Mrs. Elsie Whiton. February meeting at Mrs. Amelia Deuschle home. Circle two met at Mrs. L. Roemer with Ed Young assisting. New officers elected led by Mrs. L. Roemer. Both circles planned monthly meetings and sewing for the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Deuschle
Elsie Whiton
Lincoln Street
V. E. Cissne
Frederick Berger
James Miller
Circle Two
Aatel Street
Ed Young
L. Roemer
Ed. Bahl
Ed. Young
A. C. Kreeger
John Peters
Clayton Hollingsworth
Charles Sabiers
West Street
August Michael
Andie Beal
Jacob Rosenkhranz
George Rosenkranz
Paul Redman
Fred Mathes
John Wiegand
Co E Schmidt
Albert Raester
Emer Sondergeld
Nelson Date Installed Gate Keeper at Hickory Tree Grange
Nelson Date was installed as the fifth gate keeper of Hickory Tree Grange by Master Kenneth Alexander during Thursday evening at the Grange Hall. The meeting announced a program at Henrietta on March 3 and outlined arrangements for the February 3 meeting. Committee appointments covered finance, relief, economics, and trustees, with several members named. The lecturer Marian Knittle, assisted by Melvin Kolbe, led games and contests as families Mr. and Mrs. Murdy and Lyle Sweet returned from Dearborn after Harold Murdy’s death January 15. funeral services were held under Hiram Lodge No. 110 F and A M of Flat Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Date
Hickory Tree Grange
Kenneth Alexander
Grange Hall
Henrietta Grange
Wis
Henrietta
Ed. Stang
Charles Wilson
Ben Michael
W. W. Marshall
Oliver Kolbe
Elsie Whiton
George Cotton
Richard Hecock
Bert Edwards
C. A. Alexander George Cotton
William Edwards
Mary Walker
George Knittle
Marian Knittle
Melvin Kolbe
W. F. Murdy
Lyle Sweet
Dearborn
Mich
Card Party Scheduled by Jessamine Lodge and Pythian Sisters
Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland will hold a card party Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellow Hall after the regular meeting at seven o clock. Plans by the Pythian Sisters for a card party after the February 15 meeting. Bridge and pinochle will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow
Pythian Sisters
Wenzel Family Attends Solemn Mass in South Euclid
Mr and Mrs William Wenzel Mrs Mary Brennen and daughter Florence attended the Solemn High Funeral Mass held in St. Gregorys church South Euclid Wednesday morning for their relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wenzel
Mary Brennen
Florence
S T. Gregory’s Church
South Euclid
Former Amherst resident Albert Draves buried in Cleveland
Albert Draves, cousin and former Amherst resident, was laid to rest at St. John's Cemetery in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Draves
Amherst
St. John's Cemetery
Cleveland
Noon Day Club Dinner At Congregational Parlor
The Noon Day Club met at the Congregational church parlors on Thursday. Dinner was served to 15 members and two guests A B Taylor Elyting and Rev T Jo Williams. Group singing followed the routine business. Plans were made to meet next Thursday at St Paul Lutheran church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
B Taylor
Elyting
T. Jo Williams
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Amherst church social notices and next meeting plans
The Amherst church parlor gathering was held Thursday afternoon with a social hour and refreshments served by hostess Mrs. Fred Deine to 24 attendees. The next meeting is Feb 3 with hostess Mrs. Lizette Green. Rev James Eischen of Masillon visited Amherst friends Wednesday. See Amherst on Page 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Deine
Lizette Green
James Eischen
Amherst Friends
Amherst
Amherst hospital auxiliary meeting postponed to next week
The January meeting of the Amherst hospital auxiliary, set for Monday evening, is postponed a week due to the hospital board’s annual meeting. The auxiliary will meet January 1, and officer elections will be held. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Hospital
Ladies' Aid Discusses Our Synod and Its Work
Rev. R. C. Bosse led a discussion on Our Synod and its work as members of St. Paul Lutheran Church gathered for a meeting of the Ladies' Aid group. The event focused on church activities, fellowship, and planned future programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Bosse
St. Paul Lutheran Church
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