Rich Alumni Feast Sets Evening Meeting
The Am' Alumni Association plans its annual meeting at the Red Hall tonight with a welcoming class, reunion of past members, and dancing. The event aims to renew acquaintances and celebrate graduates from 1923.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
4
The Am' Alumni Association plans its annual meeting at the Red Hall tonight with a welcoming class, reunion of past members, and dancing. The event aims to renew acquaintances and celebrate graduates from 1923.
Amherst June items report an all day society session with members including Mrs John Ludwig and Miss Amelia Bechtle, a planned picnic for next week, a prison reform talk by the W C T U at Mrs Charles Miller’s home, the Stone church Missionary Society gathering at the Methodist church, a Young People’s Society party at the Congregational Methodist gym, and a Senior High picnic at Swift Hollow with lunch and games.
Brownhelm reports a cow owned by George Stick killed by lightning on Wednesday. Wind damaged fruit orchards and downed telephone lines. electric lights were out for a time. Otto Haverly, 18, of South Amherst, nearly lost his left thumb and first finger at the Cut Stone Plant. medical care pending. Funeral for John Nelding held on Cleveland Avenue with Rev. Peters officiating. burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
Mrs John O Neill and daughter Mary visited Cleveland yesterday. F J Hubbard and wife attended Elyria Commencement where their niece Ellen Carter graduated. Mrs C M Wesbecher visited Lorain. Mrs Slavin and daughters Helen and Mary Smith of Lorain visited the Lahiff home. Agnes Lahiff and E W Lahiff daughter visited Elyria. Lucile Wesbecher returned to Cleveland after attending commencements locally. F O Fleming attended the Lorain Alumni banquet. M Gebauer hosts her sister from Berea. George Eppley and wife were Elyria visitors yesterday.
Every needle is subjected to about twenty two processes during its manufacture from the parent wire and Dailay asserts the city is the first in America to manufacture harness saddlery and related leather goods. Engineering extension courses by radio are proposed by Pennsylvania State College.
Amherst notices list Sunday worship times for several churches. Congregational Methodist Eastman, Peters Evangelical, St Pauls Lutheran Jordan, St Joseph Catholic Eischen, Stone Church Tabbert with parish classes, public worship at 10:30. Union services at 7:30 p.m. with themes from Luke 6 38 and Mark 6 14 28.
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