Amherst Meeting and Community Notices Spotlight
About 35 members of the Women's Union of St. Peter's Evangelical Church plus Rev. C E Schmidt gathered with the Brownhelm Reformed Church Ladies Aid at Brownhelm church for a program of Evangelical Church activities and missions. Evening events include Legion meeting, Garden party, choir rehearsals, and various local club gatherings with reports on parish life, school trips, and community notices featuring prominent local names and engagements.
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Amherst
Women’s Union of
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
C. E. Schmidt
Ladies’ Aid Society
Brownhellm Reformed Church
Evangelical Church
India
Honduras
Helen Seminary
Elmhurst College
Royer
Brownhelm Society
Rover
Robert Leimbach
Bethel Pippert
Martha Wagner
Lucy Roemer
Walter Jaeger
Walter Sc
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Edward Moebius
West-st
Queen Esther
Methodist Church
Carolyn Guild
Jack Bruce
J. B. Egeland
Spring St
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
First Evangelical Church
Church services and pastors listed for four local congregations
St Peter s Evangelical Church Rev C B Schmidt leads 8 30 worship and 9 30 church school First Evangelical Rev A M Rickel offers 9 15 church school and 10 30 worship Congregational Rev F E Eastman presides 10 45 church school and 11 00 worship St Paul Lutheran Rev R C Bosse 9 00 church school 10 00 English service 11 00 German service Methodist Rev R C Jensen 9 45 church school 11 06 worship St Joseph R C Rev Fr James Rischen 7 30 low mass 9 30 high mass
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St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
C. B. Schmidt
First Evangelical Church
A.M. Rickel
Congregational Church
F. E. Eastman
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
Methodist Church
R. C. Jensen
St. Joseph R. C
James Rischen
First scientific expedition of Queen Hatagu to ancient land
A fragment notes Hatagu the Egyptian queen led the first scientific expedition to a mysterious land in antiquity. The reference hints at early exploration during a distant era guiding future discoveries.
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Hatagu
Fragmentary boast of fragrant drugs and essences in mummies
Fragments note a collection of fragrant drugs and essences once used with mummies, referenced as abundant in those days. The text hints at offerings tied to funerary practices and preservation traditions without detailing exact items or contexts.
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Muir
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Central Book Store Church Bt
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Happy Stitchers
Happy Stitchers 4-H Club
J. Krieg
Leila Donnelly
June McDermott
Betty Ehlert
Margaret Krieg
Marjorie Krieg
Batty Haas
Crete Young
Lucille Krieg
Florence Sagert
May Smith
Lola Ehlert
Janet Springer
St. Ann's Society
St. Joseph Catholic Church
St. Joseph School
Anna Grugel
Holy Name Society of St
Aeschbacher Funeral
Karl Aeschbacher
St. John Evangelical Church
Evergreen Cemetery
David Brennen
John Wenzel
South Euclid
Florence
William Beller
Arthur Potter
Detroit
Edna
Olive Beller
C. H. Ernst
Paul Wenzel
Florence Brennen
Cleveland
Cedar Point
St. Gregory School of
John Zachar
Pittsburgh
Union Screw and Mfg. Co
Celia Attie
Hazelast
Harry Hutton
Frank Hutton
Bert Edwards
Theodore Hewes
Oak Harbor
Harold Penton
Howard Hall
Madison, Wis
H. L. Hall
Philadelphia
St. Paul's
Europe
Joseph Centanni
Thomas
Carlo Verna
Joseph
Washington
Congress
Somaliland
Horn of Africa
Cedar Point Beach
Murbach
G. M. Marsh
West Ave
Moore's Club
Grafton Road
R. E. MacDonald
Fivestoneone
Adele
Sunoco Gas & OS
West 2Nd Street
America
Castoen Kodak Films
Ase Making
Vive Ey
WIM
Ent
Colgate Barber Bar
Yardley
Ei Masnesia
Dr. Mile
Watp Thaefi
Dare’s
Mentha Pepsin
Mae
Paris
Tae
Gerardine
Chamberlain
Lady Esther
Luxor
Hoyt's
Pond’s
Lyon’s
Richard Hudnut
Wilson Sun
Fat Redu
L'Origan
Max FA
Tor
Allafin Inc
Adalaeth
Harriet H. Ayer
Crear
Uge
Salt Petre
Ide Pru P
Fitch
Science
Niagara Falls
N. B.C. Uneeda
National Biscuit Company