Amherst hostesses share missionary program
Amherst notes describe a Thursday afternoon gathering at Fo TM Evang church where women from Womans Missionary Society hosted members from St Peter's Evangelical Methodist and Congregational churches. The program featured songs prayers a trio address and reactions, followed by a social at the church parlor with yellow flower decor and candy favors for about sixty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Society of the
St. Peter's
Jesus
J. Ho Ludwig
Margaret Baumhard
Ha Moore
John
Claxton Springer
George
W. M. Si
Wade Werrel
St. Peter's Evangelical Missionary Societys
Easursa
Congregational Missionary Societ
A K. Jenne
Methodist Missionary Society
Zelma
Leroy Rabi
Mreo
Wim Schule
Amands Olson
Enacies’ Aid Society
St Pauls Lutheran Church
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle
Puzzle clues describe a runing across and down crossword with items such as a couple dancing a part of an hour a vegetable a disease a woman devoted to religious life a part of the head and a country abbreviation. Yesterday’s puzzle answered.
Ounce of prevention cited in Mrs Squires case study
Mrs Jefferson D Squires of 622 West River Elsina O says Tepee Herb Tone Tenee Herb Tonite purified her blood aided digestion and re gulated her bowels. She suffered sour stomach constipation and sleepless nerves but reports improved digestion regular bowels and better sleep after using Tepee Herb Tonic. Advertisement notes availability at W Philips' Drug Store Elmira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eure
Jefferson D Squires
West River St
Elsina
Suuires
Mrs. Squires
Philips
Family and Social Visits Across Cleveland Area
Mr and Mrs Harold Brown with John Gregory and Joan visit Cleve land and Mrs William Kane calls on Mr and Mrs William Ruth in Brownhelm. L i Stough and L Jo Beach spend Thursday at Eu dd Beach Cleveland. Willem Smith Paul Collins and son Bille Elima stay with Mr and Mrs Adam Mann Thursday night. Mrs Clara Nixes visits Seymour Greening Brownhelm. Schofeld daughter Ella and son Aiton attend Sesquicentennial celebration in Philadelphia. Mrs Ralph Hall of Lakewood visits sister Mrs Sm dec in Milan.
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E ¢ Hurlbut
Rock River
Louis Haba
Furon
Mires
J Ehrman
Fiith
Lo- Yio
Perth
Mulholland
Dorothea Ernst
William Holz Yauer
Lo J Hanchette
Res FE Fastman
Y. Sf. C
Jes Scores
Helene Baker
Jes Pert Sanders
Janice Brow
Rocky Winver
Sue Monroe
Henry Monroe
Elyria
Jo. Dute Ihe
Paul Menzie
Edward Corton
Elsie Mio McQueen
Wm Ruth
Brownhelm
Ward Tolhurst
Mammoth Cave
Mre
Harold Brownsone
John
Gregory
Joan
Cleve
William Kane
William Ruth
L. i Stough
L Jo Beach
Eudd Beach
Cleveland
Willem Smith
Paul Collins
Bille
Elima
Adam Mann
Clara Nixes
Kenmore
Rs Seymour Greening
M Schofeld
El@a
Aiton
Philadelphia
Ralph Hall
Lakewood
FL Smdec
Milan
MELLO-CLO Skin Tone Promises Pore Reduction
An advertisement touts MELLO GIO Skin-tane as a new beauty treatment. It claims to remove excess oil, strengthen muscles, clean pores, and brighten the skin, with Crandall's Drug Store and Lewis Vereantie Co as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoa Botric
Lewis Vereantie Co
Crandall
New sanitary pad marketed as Kroter promises safer disposal
An advertorial touts Kroter as an exquisite successor to traditional sanitary pads offering greater protection and disposal ease. It claims five times more absorbent than cotton pads and deodorizing effect, urging women to buy a twelve pack at drug and department stores for a few cents.
Local Social Notes From Ashtabula and Cleveland
L J Beach and Raymond Wallace were Ashtabula callers Wednesday. Mrs Parker Baird Mrs Victor Sehnaak and guest Mrs C Hixon spent Wednesday in Cleveland. In parts of British Africa the first principle of the dance is the lady must stand on the gentleman's face as the pair sways slowly to the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Beach
Raymond Wallace
Parker Baird
Victor Sehnaak
Guest
C. Hixon
Cleveland
British Africa
Foxes scent out food by cubs’ scent
Readable fragment describes foxes using scent to locate a meal, noting parent foxes’ behavior and how they respond to food sounds and smells from cubs. The text implies a basic observation of predatory foraging behavior and olfactory cues guiding adults to prey or scraps.
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RBOVS
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Trt
Xood
Luck Murray
Robert Schulz
Hugh ‘Fe- Garvey
Paul Reinhard
Kenneth Alexander
Maurice Belden
Gen Cat
Wm Robertson
Herbert Edwards
Carl Detmer
Maurice Bellar
Wilmot Baker
Clarence Frederich
Robert Zuch
Donald Ludwig
Laurie Asler
Bart Gillman
Allen Lange
Mr. and
Myre
Harvey Ludwig
South Amherst
Thomas Flowers
Ladies’ Society
Doris Keepy
John Kovpn
Elyria Asemue
Louis Beesing
G. Re Wiseman
John Raester Wes
7Th Main Street
Springfield
Alka
Euleerine
Chan Hought
Larvin
Gold King
Kate Staines
Goldie King
Lorain
Amber State
Thurch Sunda
Fagte Autihary
Entertaes
Willum Ruth
Brownhilm
Thursda
B Howser
Con Bruce
Agnes Stolba
Cascgigne
Mies
Lavern
Mir
Buchoslard
Fom Capasso
South Amshert
Andrew Moulton
Lorato
Out Door Life Association
Whch
Vine
Fshing
Gs Moatierm Mondas
Exsoy
OLT
Mere Meaepers
Neo Craft Club
Mra
John Hart
Fidges
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of
St Peters Evangelical Church
Ferdinand andGeorge
Eleusser
Pany Him
Res
Wangen
W. H.schibley
Weah
Dart Baseballab
TS Xwests
Amberst Briefs
Sen
J. E. Thatcher
Elyria Furniture
Broad
East Avenue
Kenwood Street
N.C
Cezsh
Talwars
Harry Lesnick
Furnace Street
J. Redmond Pyschic
West Broad St. Elyria
Imperial Furniture
East Broad Street Bridge
Qur Specialty
Edwards
Ohla Public Service
Putlie Sriltres Commission
Feist
Todee
Orseme Ohio
Increise
Tate
Essuctia
Mets
Apple Ee
Cleye
Ohio
Tive
Lorain County Mortgage & Title Co
Ges
H. Chamberlain
Sec
Turner Ride
SHE Western Reserve Finance CO
Turner Block
Imielis
Jefferson D. Squires
KOTEX
Florida
Fant Sandies of
Oxford
Siva Star
Eamet Co
Nesslerode
Candyland Corner Middle & Socend
Tre Prie
Eldotread Tira Supply CO
Axminster
Corner Water
West Bridge Stree
Johnson
Lake Answor
Roy Auto
Taylor's Store
Records and Rolls
Taylor’s
All Lates
Sic
Guitars
the Taylor Music4
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