Italy Has 22 Golf Courses Rome Only One
Italy has 22 recognized golf courses with most in the north. Rome has a single course noted as extremely difficult. The Milan course spans 6,482 yards while Florence totals 5,985 yards and Brioni 5,550 yards. Palermo Sicily and Rhodes courses are nine holes with hazards. Cardinia has none.
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Rome
Italy
Milan
Florence
Brioni
Palermo
Sicily
Rhodes
Aegean Islands
Cardinia
Meyers family reunion and Sunday visitors in Birmingham
The Meyers family reunion was held at Ralph Kuhrman’s home with many relatives from Ohio and Michigan attending, and Mrs. John Meyers celebrated his 4th birthday. Briefs note various regional visits and social calls by residents of Sandusky Elyria Lorain and Oberlin, and a recent improvement in Jerusalem water supply.
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Birmingham
Meyers
Ralph Kuhrman
Chas. Gibson
Walter
Allevan
Mich
John Meyers
Joseph Winan
Albert Nichols
Basil White
Butler Kearney
Ralph Meyers
Wm. Cole
Norwalk
Andrew Myers
Beatrica
Townsend
Martha Meyers
Toledo
Vance Meyers
Walter Nickoll
Joyce
Bert Meyers
Medina
Peter Marry
Huron
Arthur Meyers
B. L. Peirce
Sandusky
Hare
Chester Henry
Flint
W. C. Henry
al Born
Earl Hunter
E. H. Haywood
Elyria
O. A. Mondoff
Fred Burdick
Pauline
Lois Ann
Wm. Davies
K. E. Avery
Wilma Davidsem
Evelyn Kubach
Lorain
PAST CHIEFS OUTING AND LOCAL NOTICES IN AMHERST
Amherst notes describe the Past Chiefs outing of the Pythian Sisters at Century Park Lorain with a noon picnic and social afternoon. Included are lists of attendees and a forthcoming outdoor gathering at Riverside Park Lorain. Funeral rites for Henry Heyer were held at Zilch Funeral Home with music by Clara Mae Zilch and Irma Mathes, burial at Cleveland Street Cemetery. The town records Congregational and Dem Women activities, a Lorain Ladies auxiliary bridge luncheon, and several returns from travels to Adirondacks Canada and Pennsylvania with updates on church choirs and local obituaries.
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Amherst
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Century Park
Lorain
George Hoffner
Conrad Mulder
Jessie McLean
Ada Purcell
Katherine Cameron
A. C. Kreeger
Frank Mischka
Edith Ehrman
Henry Heyer
Zilch
A. M. Tickel
First
Eyvangelical Church
Clara Mae Zilch
Irma Mathes
Pennsylvania
Lakewood
Cleveland
Mansfield
Cleveland Street
August Peter
First Evangelical Church
Sandusky
Elliston
Village Council Holds Regular Meeting Nominates Officers
Eleven members and one guest Miss Jean McIntosh of Cleveland attended a village council session at the town hall for routine business. A caucus to nominate officers for the November election is set for Monday evening August 4 in the council chambers, with public attendance encouraged. A correction notes that the Congregational Ladies Dime Society will entertain Amherst Business Men a week from next Monday evening, in stead of next Monday.
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Congregational Ladies
Ladies’ Society of the Congrégational Church
Charles Miller
Walter Kappley
Jessie Powers
Tus Lagies’ Auxilary
Eagle Hall
Dayton
St. Paul Gutheran Church
St. Peter’s Evangelical Reformed Church
Congregational Ladies Dime Society
Amherst
Lorain man fined for intoxicated driving in South Amherst
South Amherst July 23 C L Hill of Lorain was arrested by Marshal William Meacham on Saturday night for driving while intoxicated. He was tried in Mayor Garland's court and fined 10 dollars plus costs. Miss Mabel Dudosh attended the Sandstone Clovers Four-H club meeting at the school July 23, the girls sewing aprons. Mrs. Fred Schacht, the advisor, urged completion of aprons towels and tray cloths by the next meeting on July 30.
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Sul'h Amherst
C. L. Hill
Lorain
William Meacham
South Amherst
Garland
Mabel Dudosh
Sandstone Clovers
Fred Schacht
Rochester repairs by Nora Chamberlin with roof work
Rochester Mrs. Nora Chamberlin has repair work done on her property including a new roof on part of the house and repairs to several smaller buildings. C. O. Wilcox handles the project. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snyder and daughters called at the E. D. Thompson home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Coe of Steubenville spent the weekend with Corwin's father. James
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Nora Chamberlin
C. O. Wilcox
Roy Snyder
E. D. Thompson
Corwin Coe
Steubenville
James
Crossword Puzzle Answers and Local Social News Fragment
A long string of crossword clues is presented, with many puzzle entries. The second part lists numerous short social items: Harry Young Jr of Nova visiting relatives, Miss Lillian Snyder at Mrs Mabel Hepp’s, Mrs Gladys Tucker and children visiting Mr and Mrs Carlos Snyder, ZHE Squires family from Tuscon arriving to visit Henry Barnes, Roy Day from Cleveland visiting Cleo Crittenden, Mrs Maggie Cowle returning from Kingston and New York, Mr and Mrs Gould on Loren Pifer farm visiting family, Sunday guests at Carl Bradford’s, L J Herman and son from Akron visiting J A Herman, Austin Ewell and children at EB D Thompson’s, Cliff Cowie and son visiting Charles Cowie and wife, and other family visits.
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Murray
Harry Young, Jr
Nova
W. Smalley
Harry Young
Methodist Church
Lillian Snyder
Mabel Hepp
Gladys Tucker
Mifflin
Carlos Snyder
Z. HE
Squires
Tuscon
Ariz
Henry Barnes
Roy Day
Cleveland
Cleo Crittenden
J. A. Herman
Austin Ewell
EB. D. Thompson
Cliff Cowie
Charles Cowie
Sullivan
Roy Snyder
Harvey Myers
Wakeman Social and Sports Roundup
July events include Kath Stanfield of Oberlin joining Thursday callers at the Cooley home. Residents and families spend time with relatives in Norwalk and West Hartland. Wakeman Independent Softball beats New London 24 to 5 Friday night as New London Wards rank highly in the county.
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Robert Hoyt
Evelyn Benson
Robert Gerber
Plummer
Mickey Centoben
Cleveland
Ruth Riddle
Amherst
C. J. Hoyt
Ceylon
Wakeman
New London
Norwalk
Local Residents Report Illnesses and Family Visits
In Wellington Saturday evening Mrs. Myers remained indisposed from injuries after a automobile accident. Mrs. Clifford Stanfield had an appendicitis operation at Elyria Hospital Saturday night. Mr. Stanfield's parents planned to see her on Monday. James Williams and daughter and Merritt Fye and daughter visited their father Robert Swartz at the Ed Emmet home in Congress on Sunday.
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Harold Olds
Richard
Emma Olds
Ralph Kuhklien
Wm. Opperman
Cleveland
Lawrence Boughton
Elyria
K. B.avery
Harry. Derbel
Ladrach
Florence Prince
Oberlin
Edwin Prince, Sr
Glen Berkmewer
Lucila Snellenberger
Lawrence Sherod
Huron
Chas. Grenzebach
Mina Hunter
Mabel Fulgrave and Son
Wellington
Infant visitors and baseball in Greenville Sun clipping
The article notes Sunday callers from the Kirschner and Elyria families visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoyt, Elyria baseball losing 7-2 to Red Caps, Mrs. E. B. Green visiting Mrs. Sarah Morris in Clarkfield, and Greenville Sun's linotype surviving the St Francois River flood with the press back in use.
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Linotype
Greenville
Greenville Sun
St. Francola
Sun
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Jerusalem
Europe
China
Constantinople
Saturn
United Feature Synificate
Jenne
Cleveland St
Heyer
Cratic Women’s Club
Lorain Yacht Club
Harry Wolf
Robert Gray
D. K. Wilson
J. O’niell
Frank Draves
M. B. Schaeffer
Walter Miller
Amherst Democratic Women's Club
The
Grace Purcell
Cleveland Avenue
J. B. Murray
Kathryn Murray
Adirondacks
Canada
New England
Phil Ea EH A
Joan Wiegand
Kathryn Loveland
Hiram
Rockford
Ilt
Philadelphia
J. Dolde
Jackson Street
Pittsburgh
Kathryn Royert
Battenhouse
Cornell Avenue
E. C. Stiward
Jessie Cromwell
Ruth
Robert
Terre Haute
Ind
Clarence First
Detroit
Marjorie Hearn
Jean MclIntosh
Farmers Ecvator Co
Elyria Farm Implement Co
Grafton
L. J. Knowles Ruder
Lorain Kohlmeyer Bros
Sam Yonovitz
X. Eaton
K. Rothel
Hate
G. L. Gott
E. R. Lehman
C. Pfundstein
Sol Ray
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Clovers
Rochester
Ackoes
Jugoslaviana
Alfonso
Apirita
Wrath
Lester
United States
Chevrolet
Oll
Chevrolet Motor Company
Michigan
General Motors
Master de Luce
Fisher
Bet Moor
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
East Bridge
Jane
Castle
Aseecessees
Castle's
Lowe
Castle’s
Wall Paper & Paint
St. Elyria
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