Auxiliary of Elmer Johnson Post met in Amherst
The Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion auxiliary met with 14 attending in Amherst Ohio on Tuesday evening. Mrs. George Krieg reported 52 paid-up members in a membership drive. An early bird party for paid-up members of both Legion and Auxiliary was announced for Thursday at St Joseph parochial school hall. Initiation was set for February 11 with lunch duty assigned to Mrs. Charles Kendeight, Mrs. Hugo Truscello, and Mrs. G. M. Parker. A social hour followed with cards and bridge honors awarded to Mrs. Jack Ryan and Mrs. Joseph Krieg. refreshments served by Mrs. Lee Wom.
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Amherst
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
George Krieg
St Joseph Parochial School
Legion
Auxilary
Charles Kendeight
Hugo Truscello
G. M. Parker
Jack Ryan
Joseph Krieg
Lee Wom
Ack, Mrs. George Krieg and Mrs. Fred Holzhauer
Ack and Mrs George Krieg along with Mrs Fred Holzhauer are named in a social column item detailing attendees and local connections. The brief notes their involvement with community circles and upcoming events in the town society schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ack
George Krieg
Fred Holzhauer
Father-Son Banquet Held by Stonington Masons
About 150 attended the Father-Son banquet at the First Evangelical church parlors hosted by Stonington Lodge of Masons Tuesday evening. Supper at 6:30 preceded a program with Conrad Zilch as toastmaster. Readings included a proper, group singing led by F r Powers, a piano duet by Harry and Walter Powers, a trumpet solo by Ralph Holzhauer, a talk by Ford Heusser the worthy master, an introduction of Judge Guy Findley, Elyria by Mayor Cooper, and a closing prayer by Rev. G C Schmidt. Heusser spoke on father and sons, followed by group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonington Lodge of Masons
First Evangelical
Conrad Zilch
B. H. Ryan
F. R R. Powers
Harry
Walter Powers
Ralph Holzhauer
Ford Heusser
Guy Findley
Elyria
Mayor Cooper
Father and Sons
E. Schmidt
Jessa Mine Lodge Plans Card Party After Meeting
The regular meeting of Jessa mine Lodge Daughters of Scotland was held Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Plans were made to host a public card party after the next meeting on February 11. A social hour followed with supper and games. honors went to Miss Virginia Greulich Mrs Jas Ryan Miss Janet Bain and Mrs Kathryn Burnett.
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Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellows Hall
Virginia Greulich
Jas Ryan
Janet Bain
Kathryn Burnett
Concordia Club Social Meeting at St Paul Lutheran Church
A Concordia Club social gathering occurred at the church parlors in St Paul. Hosts for the evening were Willard Kreeger and Edwin Kegert.
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Concordia Club
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Willard Kreeger
Edwin Kegert
Hickory Three Grange Meeting Postponed
The regular Hickory Three Grange meeting was postponed last evening to allow members to attend the Oberlin Grange meeting.
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Hickory Three Grange
Oberlin Grange
Funeral rites for John Dost held at Baker Funeral Home
Funeral rites for the late John Dost were held Tuesday afternoon from Baker Funeral Home with Rev. C E Schmidt of St Peters Evangelical church officiating. Duets by Mrs Henry Raesler and Miss Edith Heller accompanied by Mrs Frederick Deiner. Pallbearers were the deceaseds nephews. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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John Dost
Baker Funeral Home
C. E. Schmidt
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Henry Raesler
Edith Heller
Frederick Deiner
Evergreen Cemetery
Local church gatherings announced for month
The St Pauls Lutheran council holds its monthly meeting at church parlors. The Foursquare church holds praise and prayer at Pythian Hall. The First Evangelical cottage prayer meeting meets at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Lang on Mill Avenue.
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Council of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Foursquare Church
Pythian Hall
First Evangelical Church
Fred Lang
Prayer Meeting At Foursquare Church Attended By Twelve
Mrs Otto Bach hosted a Tuesday afternoon prayer meeting at her home for the Foursquare church. Mass Ida May DeVries led the session with twelve members in attendance.
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Otto Bach
Last Street
Ladies For Prayer
The
Foursquare Church
Ida May DeVries
Ladies' Aid Session at Mrs. Ryan Home Park Avenue
The Ladies' Aid society of the South Amherst Methodist church will hold an all day gathering at the home of Mrs. RB H. Ryan on Park Avenue this Thursday.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
South Amherst Methodist Church
RB. H. Ryan
Park Avenue
Democratic Women's Club Meeting Postponed Tonight
The Democratic Women's Club event at the own Hall, scheduled for tonight, has been postponed due to bad weather. Assistants said no new date was set yet.
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Democratic
Admissions In Vermilion And Brownhelm Hospitals
Andrew Fazey of Vermilion with Mrs D Co Yeutzer on West Street admitted after injuries. Samuel Bacon of Brownhelm severely lacerated his right hand and received hospital treatment before discharge.
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Andrew Fazey
Vermilion
D. Co
Yeutzer
West Street
Samuel Bacon
Brownhelm
Au Courant Club entertains with card games and luncheon
Mrs. I G Maxwell of Park Ave hosted Au Courant Club members with card games and a luncheon in a dining room decorated in green and yellow. Edna Beller won first prize and Helen Baker of Lorain won second. Twelve members attended and future plans include a meeting at Mrs I G Smith's home in Elyria in two weeks.
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I. G. Maxwell
Park Ave
Au- Courant Club
Edna Beller
Helen Baker
Lorain
I. G. Smith
Elyria
Local visitors pay respects amid bereavement travel
Mr and Mrs G Rush and son Kenneth of La Grange recently visited Rev and Mrs B H Ryan. A Beach of Dearborn Michigan and Mrs Burrow of Lincoln Park Michigan were called here by the death of their father L J Beach.
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G. Rush
Kenneth
la Grange
B. H. Ryan
A. Beach
Dearborn
Mich
Burrow
Lincoln Park
L J. Beach
Love center traced to gland says Stanford doctor
Dr Calvin P Stone of Stanford University reports experiments on doves locating the center of love and parental behavior in the pituitary gland at the base of the brain. He suggests this gland governs affectionate actions in birds and possibly broader behavior.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Calvin P. Stone
Stanford University
Canadian cosmetics focus belied by Blatz view
Dr. W E Blatz, a psychologist, says Canadians spend about six times more effort on cosmetics than on developing character. The remark reflects a critique of social emphasis on appearance in Toronto Ontario.
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Toronto
Ont
W. E. Blatz
Local faculty hosts party for spouses in South Amherst
South Amherst residents recall a Monday evening gathering in the school auditorium hosted by Miss Maxine Hopkins Miss Margaret Histed and Wm Lantz. Card games entertained guests and refreshments followed for Mr and Mrs Litzenberg Mr and Mrs W Myers Mr and Mrs Kenneth Henderson Mr and Mrs Clifford Pierce Miss Viola Kreeger Miss Minna Fehr and Edward Schacht.
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South Amherst
Maxine Hopkins
Margaret Histed
Wm. Lantz
Litzenberg
W. Meyers
Kenneth Henderson
Clifford Pierce
Viola Kreeger
Minna Fehr
Edward Schacht
Wo man Circle Regular Meeting At Nativity Church
A regular Wo man Circle meeting will be held in the Nativity Church parlors Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Joe Balog chairing. attendees urged to attend.
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Nativity Church
Joe Balog
Legion Auxiliary Post 197 Holds January Meeting
The January meeting of the South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197 was held in the club rooms Monday evening. Routine work was transacted and plans were made to entertain the Amherst Business Men with a 6 30 dinner next Monday evening. After adjournment a social time was enjoyed with Mrs. Henry Kolb winning the door prize. The hostesses, Mrs. James White and Miss Francis Sanders served refreshments.
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South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197
Amherst
Henry Kolb
James White
Francis Sanders
Methodist Ladies Aid to visit Rev Ryan home for noon dinner
Members and friends of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society will go to the home of Rev and Mrs B H Ryan on Thursday for a noon dinner. All who wish to attend are asked to be at the Emil Ruth
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Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
B H Ryan
Emil Ruth
Grocery store offers transport at 11 08 with meals
The notice says transportation to the grocery store will be provided at 11 08 and attendees should bring a hot dish and sandwiches for the event.
Village Council Hears Favorable Reports at Regular Session
The Village Council met at the Town Hall Monday evening for a regular session with Mayor Henry Garland presiding. Routine work received attention and favorable reports were heard during the meeting.
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Henry Garland
Camden Basketball to Meet South Amherst on Local Floor
The Camden Basketball team will meet the South Amherst boys on the local floor Friday evening. The public is invited.
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Camden
South Amherst
Ammenhauses Welcome Baby Boy at Amherst Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Ammenhaus are parents to a baby boy born at Amherst Hospital on Sunday. Both mother and baby are doing nicely.
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John Ammenhauser
Amherst Hospital
Fragmentary local wording on public terms policy
A partial OCR fragment references public understanding as the criterion of sound governance. The garbled text mentions Wanlagh and ginned terms, but key names, dates, places, and concrete actions are unreadable. The readable idea centers on evaluating public trust as the measure of proper management.
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Legion Auxiliary
West Side Lumber & Coal
Grand Gas Ranges
Elyria Electric & Music Store
F. A. Steger
Mgr
West Ave
Ladies’ Prayer Meeting
Hospital News
AU Courant Club
Amherst Briefs
Love Center
Rouge Fad
Westinghouse
the Farm Implement CO
City Hardware CO
Heldmyer Hardware CO. O. P. S. Electric Shops, Inc
Frank Bogarty
Bellans
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