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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1928

Page

7

Amherst Gatherings Highlight Youth and Church Notes

Amherst notices record a busy range of church and community events. Ladies Aid and women’s groups share dinners, meetings, and plans for institute activities, with graduations and college destinations for several 1928 graduates. Remains of hospital dedication, nursing home opening, and a children's day redate are noted alongside obituaries for Mrs. Anna Neiding and upcoming church outings at Vermilion-on-the-lake.

Amherst First Evangelical Church C. B. Schibley J. L. Ludwig Jacob Muth Elizabeth Northelm Peter Ruth Edna Cook Werner Zilch Walter Reinhard Hotel Cleveland Elizabeth Eastman Charleston College Minnesota Florence Bohley Wilcox Commercial School Dorothy Wesbecher Spencerian College Charles Strauss Oberlin Dorothy Jones Ohio Wesleyan Dorothy Wragg Lakeside Hospital Zita Lahiff Helen Mischke Charity Hospital Arthur Lentz Ed Mays Barber Pearl File Fred Schultz Chris Arndt Ladies Aid Society St. Paul's Lutheran Church Wm. Ruth, Brownhelm George Jaeger A. Kunde Brownhelm Woman's Christian Temperance Union Institute of the Brownhelm Kipton Henrietta Henrietta School Chas. Bechtel Arthur Shattuck Allie Claus Florence Mary Chapin Ed Lescher Carl Hasenpflug Hulda Miller F. Brandau Mary Mahkorn E W. Lahiff K. Wesbecher Greensburg Penn Mary Mahley Lakewood High School Lakewood William Townsend Rebekahs Needlecraft Club Harold Brown Park Are Margaret Brandau Ruth Whittlesey Brownhelm Bowling Green College Joseph Wintersele Portsmouth Ohio J. F. Bierman Forest Street M. FE. Virgin Lorain Anna Nelding George Nelding East Street Nettling Alice Rudolph Charles Charles Eggert Jenne Road Neiding St. Peter’s Evangelical Church Woman’s Benefit, Association A C. Ernst Crownhill Cemetery Philathea Bible St. Peter's Evangelical Church Emery Sondergeld Vermilion-on-the-lake

Change of white elephants and progressive hearts prize

A humorous social event featured a division labeled progressive hearts with first honors awarded to Miss Caroline Schenk and consolation for Mrs. Emery Sondergeld. Dainty refreshments were served to thirty five guests by Mrs. Max Lark, Mrs. Anna Lakofsky, Miss Anna Lempke, Mrs. C. M. Menz, and Mrs. Fred Mathes.

Caroline Schenk Emery Sondergeld Max Lark Anna Lakofsky Anna Lempke C. M. Menz Irs Fred Mathes

Penfield Notes Highlight Community Life and Loss

Mrs Myrtle Gregg reports Penfield events from late May including a Cleveland church commencement, the death of Mrs Ella Starr in Pittsburgh, and funeral details. The piece notes local visits, a Rose Kokotailee wedding shower, births Eva May and Keith Elmer, plus club activities, arrivals, and a Holstein-Friesian meeting.

Penfield E. Newcomb First Friends Church Cleveland Ella Starr George Chandler Pittsburgh M. E Church Watson Starr Adelaide Chandler Alden Starr Boston Mass Christine Chandler Pittsfield Wellington Thomas Sullivan Sullivan High School Babe Gloria Jean Lucas Ohio Ohio State University L. A. Winberger I M Lorain Grafton Elyria la Grange Harry Gregg Elizabeth Gregg Donald Miller West Salem Ashland Collins Cross Abram Garlock Harry Welsh Congress Eva May Louie Tesnow Charles Aleigh Keith Elmer Robert Eslin Brookside Park Steven Channon West Boulevard Charles Taylor Mr. Taylor Floyd DeLong Charles DeLong Homerville Fred Baker Amherst Charles Baker Mose Rupp Cherry Corners E. Minkler Girls Sewing Club Fred Kellogg Presi Alfred Ensign Alfred Seymour E. L Pierce Arthur Richmond Charles Pelton Warren Gilbert Betts David Simons Edgar Jones Wayne Buell Warran Paul Pelton

Women of Stamboul Form Anti Luxury Club for Patriotism

Turkish women in Stamboul form a luxury-saving association aimed at patriotism and boosting local clothing industry. Each member may wear at most two evening dresses yearly, reflecting a push to curb extravagance while supporting Turkish fashion and economy.

Stamboul Constantinople Twofghd Extravya

Turkish dress ban and patriot badges mark strict club rules

A textile association imposes limits on its members. No more than two evening dresses per year, all Turkish materials required, Brussa silk preferred, and bans on Paris fashion items. Members wear badges signaling patriotism for their clothing choices.

Paris

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