Local social notes and school events from Amherst area
The Amherst column reports a busy week with performances by the Unsemble Co at era house, a full house for a parish card party at St Joseph's Catholic church, and a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Sharp. St Anne's Society hosted sewing and lunch, a masquerade planned at town hall, and a music by M'Carrs orchestra. The St Pris cage team scheduled to play Ne club at the high school, plus regional Auto shows and visits from residents in Amherst and nearby Elyria and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Pedre
St. Anne's Society
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Rian
St. Pris Cage
Amherst Churches Service Schedules and Clergy Listings
Local church notices list morning worship times and pastors for St George Episcopal, St Joseph Catholic, Stone Church and other congregations. Details include Sunday schools, evangelistic meetings, midweek activities, and address hints as printed in the fragmented OCR.
Local notes from town recount weddings and health updates
Community items list a wedding at Sherman Beebetown, with Mrs Webster of Warren Stranthan unable to attend. Reports mention Mrs Marcha's 85th birthday, ongoing health updates for Mrs Bastard and Mrs van William Basle, and visits from relatives. Ladies Auxiliary and church circles meet with several named organizers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Andrew
Hal Yawal
Sonuronia
Liverpool
North Eaton
Olmsted
Stovesville
Elyria
Sherman
Beebetown
Webster
Warren Stranthan
Towth Carpenter
Oberlin
Filburg
van William Basle
Charles
The
Methodist Church
Henry Gletzies
Frank Heineman
Claire Howard
Marie
Mary Gregory
Sarah Schnor
Detroit
Otto New
Thei Ohs
Hattie Stephens
Baptist Mission Circle
Local Social Notes and School Meeting Report
Grafton notices describe dinner guests Dr and Mrs Tewett Smith Elyria and Mrs Park, radio program, improved health of Norman Chamberlain, Cleveland visits, a quarantine and birthday surprise for 64, various neighbor greetings, a school meeting on Monday with program planned, Belden school youths forming basketball teams, charity dinner proceeds, a fire incident averted by quick action, and local club meetings with fund receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Tewett Smith
Elyria
W. C. Park
Norman Chamberlain
E. A. Kelley
Cleveland
James Aldrich
William Buckingham, Sr
Aneter
Buckinsham
Heery Desarer
Airs
Civeland
Vdice Bradley
Childrer
Ras
Finer Wisaug
Nina Gg Idren
Tyroers
Tao Chey Clanu Fasn
Wm Buel
la Grance
J. Stexman
Famiv
Divria
Ia Nun
Joe R. Kmight
Belden
Henry Schriver
Raloh Schaeffer
Widening Circle
M. E. Church
Viday
John Barden
Pacheal
Feagbe
Farm Club programs inspire with talks and a theater show
Members praised Monday and Tuesday gatherings in the Farm Club house despite frigid weather. Talks covered agriculture, education, legumes, and textile developments, with a school visit, demonstration on a tuberculine test, and a Box and Cox drama by local participants. A Belden Club dinner complemented the day. A new Brazilian textile fiber Fi brasco is said to be strong, dyeable, and easy to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Wilner
Yn BD
Zinn
Zimm
Mill ‘Nos
Seu Alogers ZarGao
Rose
Box and Cox
P. H. Rogers
Ed Echman
L. Davidson
Henry Schriver
Belden Farm = club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucy Horn
Mr and M Hots Sharp
M'Carrs Orchestra of
Lotaim
Amherst Personals
Amherst
Drew H. Turner
Fred Dei
Illand
G. F. Horn
Elsrna
C. M. Harris
Aleus
Terdhy
Harmon K Kreeser
Goldie
Miller
Ing
J. B. Gillette
Alpha Hazel
W. H. Turner
Willis, Mich
Rei
Cw. Phillips
New Orleans
Amherst Churches
ST. Pale Rey
Sr Ft
Anghlec
Dura
ST. Paitin
Garnlett
Supas Dovancelical
Solin Arsherst New Pood
Voom Tv Els Gees Tan Service
ST. Josephs Catholic
Grad
Pir Saylor
Stone Churg Trev
Tabbert
Sunda
Ardeue
Titu
Evangelical League
Lyre
Nuimers
San H. Hill
East Ave
Broad
Fioor
Wre
ITV
O’coats
West Broad Street
Misa A. M. Johnson
Brazil
Fibrasco
Hill
Saana Serviel
Cons
Jamesway
Hallworthy Poultry Farm
Oberlin Road
West Side Lumber and Coal Co
Forest Hill Coal
the Robinson & Hancock Co
Broad Street
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