Church Announcements From St Peter's Amherst Ohio
The Sonor League June meeting will be at the church parlors then lake visit. Brotherhood meeting postponed with date to be announced. Women's Union to meet Thursday with Rev Ernst Irion as speaker. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30. Sunday pledges service at 8 30 and Children Day program at 9 30. Federated Church Councils meet at St John Lorain next Sunday at 3. Jensen hosts at Jackson street Wednesday. Queen Esther class to visit Mrs Hankeuren and Mrs Early Friday. St Tolepil Altar Rosary Society meets tonight at eight. Group 5 Hailey Name Society meets Thursday with Edmund Delfing. Herman Jagush hosts Group 3 Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Deuschle
Herman Ehlert
Ervin Ehlert
Anna Ehlert
Charles Fisker
Lorain County
M E Church Announces Monthly Meeting and Hostesses
The official board will assemble for the monthly meeting at the church at 7 30 tonight. Mrs Leonard Wragg and Mrs Ruby Walker will host the Mite society on Wednesday afternoon at the home of the former on South Main Street. The mid week prayer service will be conducted by Rev R C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Leonard Wragg
Ruby Walker
Mite Society
South Main Street
R. C
Amherst High Baccalaureate Service Honors Class of 1934
Baccalaureate services for Amherst High School's class of 1934 were held Sunday at 7 30 P M in the Congregational church. The procession included the Board of Education, the high school faculty, and graduates, with Rev R C Jensen delivering the sermon on Life's Quest. The Methodist choir, under Mrs Gus Zileh, sang How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings Walcott. Local pastors gave prayers and scripture readings.
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Amherst Hi
Congregational Church
Board of Education
R. C. Jensen
Methodist Church
Gus P. Zileh
Walcott
F. E. Eastman
A. M Rickel
F. E. Schmidt
Charters Airplane Flight For Friends From Lorain Airport
Capt LaFayette chartered an airplane at Lorain Airport on Sunday and took fourteen friends aboard for a ride. He also presented each member of the group with a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFayette Stoush
Lorain Airport
Amherst civic notices and club meetings listed
A long list of upcoming lodge meetings and social gatherings in Amherst includes Knights of Mythias at the K of P Hall, Pythian Sisters at the K of P Hall, Eastern Stars at the Masonic Hall, Daughters of Scotland at the Odd Fellows Hall, and Odd Fellows at their hall. Also noted are Bible study hospitality at Cleveland avenue, a dispensations series by B F Quick, senior class events at Amherst High School with Ted Robinson as speaker, a commemorative alumni banquet, a Week Day Bible School picnic at Camp Iss-See-Kis, and church announcements from St Pauls Lutheran First Evangelical and Amherst Business Men’s Association activities.
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Knights of Mythias
K. of P
Bisle
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland Avenue
Amherst
B. F. Quick
Elyria
Amherst Hi
Ted Robinson
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Amherst Alumni Association
Week Day Bible School
Camp Iss-See-Kis
Erhart Laf a Lot Club Meets in Erhart Ohio
The Erhart Laf a Lot Club held its regular meeting in Erhart Ohio on a Thursday evening. Three tables of Progressive Po ev were played with prizes awarded to Mrs Arthur Kaiser and Maxworthy for top scores. Genevieve Erhart and Barnsdale Haury earned high and low scores respectively. next gathering planned at the American Welding and Manufacturing plant in about three weeks.
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Erhart
Ohio
Tyn Wwellth
Seldon Armbrados
Noee
Horace J. Humm
Rarnsdaile Vauty
Gens Yieve
American Welding
DAILY SAFETY TALKS AND LOCAL GATHERINGS IN LAKE ERIE AREA
A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Beatrice Spice Dieterich at her home with about thirty five relatives and friends. Several locals from Cleveland Medina Norwalk and Lakewood visited in recent days. Residents attended events and visits at multiple homes and venues across the region. A hospital visit followed a tonsil operation for Glenn Rych and other guests enjoyed theater outings in Elyria. A local fire incident damaged property earlier in the week. In Dayton Julia Wuichet was killed by a car and Jacob Huffman a noted curio dealer in Lima passed away after illness.
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Beatrice Spice Dieterich
Dietrich
Hilda Martha Thiele
Cleveland
D. Thiele
Hiram Matehhenbere
Wadsworth
Albert Meyer
M. A. Stoup
Harold Benson
Lakewood
Ors
Edward MacCullan
Norwalk
John Kennedy
Medina
George Crofco
Carl Reutter
Lot Ryeh
George Gros
Harold Beil
Esther
Harold
Joe Fiest
John Breventon
Arthur Maxworthy
Henry Peterson
Litchfield
Norman Derck
Valley City
George Haury
Nelson Gross
Dean Regal
Rollin
Spencer
Albert Gross
George Maxworthy
Arthur
Oscar Goepfert
Abbeyviile
Glenn Rych
I.of Rych
Gust Hethy
Horace
Hamm
Elyria
Berton Armbruster
Fred Armbruster
Lima
Jacob B Huffman
Tre
Holtman
Geeerny Vie
Rabbit Breeders Hold Annual Circuit Meeting at Lorain Fairgrounds
The Ohio State Rabbit and Cavy Breeders Circuit held its annual summer business meeting with the sixth annual show and picnic at Lorain County Fairgrounds. About 200 people from nine of ten associations attended, with James Blythe of Musbury judging displays and awarding prizes. The Lorain County winter show was set for November 9 to 11, and the final show will be in Akron from February 28 to March 3. Other show dates for the circuit were announced for Ashtabula, etc.
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Ohio State Rabbit and Cavy Breeders Circuit
Loraly County Association
Fairgrounds
James Blythe
Musburgy
National Rabbit and Davy Association
Lorain County Association
A. J. Forester
Cleveland
Harry Raushman
Youngstown
J. Loose
Ashtabula
HL V. Dingginoomy
Painesville
HL Hysmithowet
Akron
Uudge Wark Sautters
Camton
William Fennell
Cuyahoga Valley
L. Emery
Elyria
Lima
Ravennie
Rand
Ighcuit
Ashtabala
Samper To Keep Power In Spain
A source in political circles says leaders backing the Samper government aim to prolong the cabinet and keep the Cortes in session through December 1935. They envision a fall majority government including Popular Action ministers to tackle economic and social problems, with possible dissolution by September. Also noted are dates from various cities and a meeting of the Ohio Valley Rabbit Breeders Association in Cambridge with six winter shows planned.
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Macid
Samper
Prevent Cortes
Jose Maria Gil Stobles
Gou
United Press
Popular Action Party
Gil Robles
Ite
Ghosts Influence War Council and PM Succession Claim
The text claims ghosts control governance and could dissolve the Cortes at will. It notes Count of Nomanones, veteran parliamentarian and three-time prime minister, told United Press that GD Rables likely to succeed Samper as prime minister.
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Warliamernt
Nomanones
United Press
GD Rables
Samper
Extraordinary precautions for launching the superliner No 534
In Glasgow harbor officials outline drastic measures to prevent grounding or keel strain as the 534 ship prepares to enter the Clyde in October. Boilers delayed until after launching, partial propeller shaft, side buoys, and internal bracing to withstand stresses. Heavy chains monitor progress as giant blocks and braces reinforce the hull before adaptive buoyancy. In Columbus, Ohio, June 4 Louis J Cronin, 45, is struck and killed by a Pennsylvania railroad train.
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Brelish Superli
ANNEU
Glasgow
No. 534
Clyde
Alruight Broys
Columbus
Louis J. Cronin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Believed church safe robbery attempt reported
Police rushed to a Congres al church around 9 20 M. Sund hen to thwart an entry attempt. Officers searched the building after a man described as 5 feet 10 inches tall in a gray suit with a briefcase was not located.
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Congres al
Sund
Esa
State Briefs on Chiliaco case and Burns inquiry
Fragmentary brief reports note a case involving Viscona A Burns and a Sunday incident in which a government raid prompted Mrs. Burns to a gathering. The text is incomplete, with unclear actions and outcomes, but cites Burns and a foot of a roadway as key spots.
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Dr Ok
Burns Ta Tau Young
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Chronicle-Telegram
Central Book Store Church
City Loan
Middle Ave
United Day Cleaners
G. Sthwald
Res
Mes
Dene Aon
Comtard
F. EB
Bastia
Wes
Melvin Schwarts
Pason
Re Oh
Hearn
Martyotte
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Evangelical Church
Ladies’ Aid and
Woman's Misionary Societies
Amherst Business
Amherst Business Men's Association
Brownhelm Congregational Caurch
Just-a-Mere
Philathea Bible
Eazies and Auxiliary
Caroline Jensen
Eric
Roy David Jensen
Erin
Blanche Smith
Molly Ludwiz
Oberlin
Henry Ida Park
M Exeland
Yg. Rosenkranz
Hlyria Automobile Club
Overtaurisgue
Lak Erie
Dayton, O
Julia Wuichet
Brughter
Phill
Wuichet
Dee King
Franklin
Spain
Bee
Canton
Janna Youngstown
F. A. Liddell
Cambridge
Ohblo Valley Rabbit Breeders Association
Springfield
Zanesville
Chillicothe
Wheeling
W. Va
Steve Karas
Harry S. Burr, Jeweler
Bailey Market
Caree, Florist
the China Shop
Day’s Music & Hardware Store
the Fay Company
Fisher Bros. Food Stores
Great A & P Food Stores
Kroger Grocery Stores
Farm Implement CO
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Hughes Provision CO
Kahn & Anderson
John Lersch
E. Loeffler CO
Sears-Roebuck CO
Tru-Value Dress
Tite Bros. Meat Market
the Bell Clothing CO
Lersch-Emerich Corp
Elyria Dry Goods CO
Haserodt Jewelry CO
Lewis Mercantile CO
Merthe CO
Ohio Public Service CO
Glade Thomas
Wasserman’s Quality Clothing CO
B. T. Bastian Grocery
Elyria Hardware CO
Castle’s Wallpaper and Paint Store
the Heldmyer Howe. CO
Ostrow's Shoe Store
O’donnell
Vestal Shoe Store
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