South Amherst Lad ees Meet on Schramm Road and Town Hall
South Amherst ladies meet at the Town Hall eight o’clock for officer elections and campaign plans. Amherst City band concert at Town Hall band stand Saturday at eight. Grace Dock wed William Schmauch at Oberlin. Michael Shinsky seriously injured when thrown from binder on Leavitt road. Dime Society of South Amherst Congregational Church meets with social hour after brief business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst City Band
Mr. Daniels
Town Hall
Grace Dock
Amherst
William Schmauch
Oberlin
J. K. Bischoff
Michael Shinsky
Leavitt Road
the Dime Society of the South Amherst Congregational Church
William Gleason
William Bullock
Amherst Outing and Community Events Report
Amherst Ohio notes a King’s Daughters outing at Vermilion on the Lake with a tureen supper swimming and dancing. Other items include Sally Club activities a hosts to friends Eagles auxiliary convention plans and a Cascade Park community picnic August 10 with multiple committees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Elyria
Henry Kane
Ludwig Thomas
Carl Lersch
William Bodmann
Ralph Reinhart
L. May
August Nabakowski
Henry Gerstenberger
H. C. Stiwald
J. J. Smythe
W. G. Schaeffer
Ed. Noebius
Party Hosts Compliment Miss Helen Schmauch of Elyria
Miss Gladys Hopkins and Louise Albrecht hosted a midweek party at Moore's Tavern in Midway for Miss Helen Schmauch of Elyria who will wed Paddy Ryan on August 3. Postmaster E. E. Foster joined Lorain area postmasters at a Lorain Rotary Club meeting led by Congressman Francis Seiberling discussing Washington affairs and postal matters. Hospital news notes Mrs. A. M. Hill of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
King’s Daughters
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Vermilion on-the-Lake
C. H. Ernst
Menz
Walter Miller
Bertha Frohofer
Gladys Hopkins
Alice Terne
Hulda
Edith Berger
Helen Roemer
Frances Sabiers
Louise Albrecht
Helen Schmauch
Elyria
Moore’s Tavern
Midway
Schmauch
Paddy Ryan
Seiberling
E. E. Foster
Lorain
Birthday party hosts and club notes in Elyria area
Mrs. John Jackson hosted a July 29 birthday anniversary party for Lloyd Smith of Elyria at Stop 10 with a Buno game and prizes for high and second place. Fourteen guests from Elyria Valley City Eaton and Grafton attended. A luncheon followed. Also reported are 4-H Clothing Club activities at Mrs. Croskey’s home, North Elyria Grange notes, and funeral attendance for John Suyfer in Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Lake Avenue
John Jackson
Lloyd Smith
Elyria
Buneo
Irene Urias
Orie Sprague
Catherine Urias
Fred Urias
North Elyria Grange
North Ridgeville Grange
Eld
Arthur Neiding
Louis Hecock
Henry Bislich
Kenneth Smith
Beauxveld
Provaznik
R. H. Miller
Lydia Miller
O. M. Higgins
Wallington
Elmus Croskey
North Elyrian Grange
Sriefs
John Jackson and Son
Mt. Vernon
Reno Collier
Chas. Miller
John Suyfer
Norwalk
Florence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schramm Road
Sia Township Road
Rus
South Amherst
Sally Club
Roy Burke
Foster Park Road
Miller
F. Oberla
Archie Pietch
Ralph Heacock
May Standen
Rose Look
Penfield Junction
Ralph
Harry Wolf
Maplestreet
E. F. Stein
George Gaynor
Jack Pressick
Wolf
Christine
Charles
Eagles
F. C. E. Hall
Detroit
Mich
Henry Lehriner
Henry Raessler
Otis Bahl
Henry Schroeder
N. F. Foster
Harris Street
J. L. Ludwig
Milton Ludwig
Jeanette
Milton, Jr
Clifford
Painesville
Charles Ludwig
Ludwig
William Keller
William, Jr
Cleveland
St. Peter’s Hivangelical Church
William Berg
John Fritz
Women's Union
Columbus
Atty. J. J. Smythe
E. C. Stiwald
Munterchin
Legion
Elmer Johnson Post American Legion
Legion Rooms
Democratic Club
A. R. Tolhurst
Hospital News
A. M. Hill
Was
Valley City
Eaton
Grafton
E. F. Croskey
Willow Denger
Willow
Alice Denger
Emily Konrad
Margaret Baetz
Helen Boynton
Elaine Cole
Olive Spore
Elizabeth Hulse
Catherine Naughton
Ellene Croskey
EB. F
iFetp
Rue Bee
Fineman
Postman
Black Oxfords
Pied Piper
Oniot
Adel
EMA
KC Tela
Oxfords
Pied-Pipers
Brown
Broad Street
Arch-Suppo
Val
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