Last Services Held in Stone Church Amherst
The Evangelical Stone Church held its final service and will be torn down, with congregants worshipping at the M E church during construction. Attendees included 42 year dedication participants such as George Hollstien and Margaret Hollstien, among others, as the town notes upcoming church events and gatherings.
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STONE
Anherst
Ork
Tha ME
Park and
Aring Streets
George Hollstien
Geo
Ansman
Margaret Hollstien
Kate Eppley
John Ludwig
Ellen Holzhauer
Katharine Becker
Lena Jarabs
W. H. Schibley
Crist Sehibye
Chas Baumhardt
Local Society Notes and Visits from Amherst June
Mrs KM H Sahls hosted a six o'clock dinner for several friends including Miss Florence Engle Oberlin James Bruce Whitel Walker Alma Gall and Mr and Mrs Nf Salis Mrs Hayes Whittlesey will host the Missionary Society at her home Friday afternoon The Pythians Memorial Day service was postponed a week due to bad weather The graves were decorated but the program was omitted The Ladies Society of the Congregational church will be entertained by Mrs J Copeland Mrs Wine Jaeger and Mrs Dana Smith at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon The A B M Association holds a weekly supper at the Jackson hotel this evening at 6 30 pm Grace Rice of Medina visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Ice Mr and Mrs Herman Franz and son Raymond and brother Fred Viezent of Dubuque Iowa motored here to visit John Koepa and family Ray Franz and Fred Viezent left for Niagara Falls Aliss Lulu Walker of Cleveland visiting her parents for the summer Mr and Mrs Henry Edwards and son Junior spent the week in Cleveland with Mr and Mrs Charles Edwards
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Ig Merthe
Elimore Cook
KM. H. Sahls
Florence Engle
Oberlin
James Bruce
Wthel Walker
Alma Gall
Nf. Salis
Hayes Whittlesey Wall
Missionary Society of the Brownhelm
Pythians
Ladies Society of the
J. Copeland
Wine Jaeger
Dana Smith
A. B. M. Association
Jackson Hotel
Amherst
Grace Rice
Medina
Arthur Ice
Herman Franz
Raymond
Fred Viezent
Dubuqut
Iowa
John Koepa
Ray Franz
Niagara Parls
Elyria
Aliss Lulu Walker
Cleveland
Henry Edwards
Junior
Charles Edwards
Local residents spend weekend across Lorain and Cleveland
Mise Libble Gerlach and mother spent Sunday in Lorain. Laura Whitmore of Berea visited friends in Trownhein. Catharine White spent Saturday evening with Lorain friends. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and family of Elyria were here Sunday. A birth announced for John Witt of South Amherst. Byrd Richmond Jr. of Oxford University returned home for vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Lauer visited Columbus Sunday. The Baker family and Mussell traveled to Cleveland. Fred Heggie and Mrs. Makern spent Sunday in Lorain. Wn. Coburn visited Oberlin. Edna and Olive Bellar spent the weekend with Homer Mulholland in Cleveland.
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Mise Libble Gerlach
Lorain
Laura Whitmore
Berea
Trownhein
Catharine White
Arthur Smith
Hlyria
John Witt
South Amherst
Byrd Richmond Jr
Oxford University
Cornelius Lauer
Columbus
Diabetes serum discoverer weds Canadian bride in honeymoon
Dr Frederick Grant Banting, discoverer of insulin, marries Marion Robertson of Elora Ontario. The couple began their honeymoon after the wedding, uniting two notable names in medical science and Canadian society.
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Frederick Grant Banting
Banting
Marion Robertson
Elora
Elmer Cotton to Run Again for State Legislature
State Representative Elmer Cotton announced he will again seek a legislative seat. He has served two terms and held leadership roles on the Elyria and Sheffield school boards and the Sheffield township trustees. A separate item notes Joe Niegcosst was arrested for speeding his car and fined $5.
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Elmer Cotton
Asd
Elyria and Sheffield
Sheffield Township
Speeder
Joe Niegcosst
Local Spur fined five dollars by Mayor for fast driving
A man on Broad Street last night pleaded guilty and was fined $5 plus costs by Mayor Hinkson for speeding. The brief criminal disposition notes the street location and official result.
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Too Fasta Alb
Broad Street
Hinkson
First U.S. greenback banknote found in New Orleans
Mrs. Jay Davidson of New Orleans possesses the first one dollar greenback issued by the United States Government. The frayed note bears the serial number 1 and the date August 1, 1862, illustrating early Civil War currency.
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Jay Davidson
New Orleans
United States
Small women lead in business claims scholar
A study cited says little women are more successful in business than their bigger sisters. It notes in nine cases out of ten the small women generate big ideas and turn them into cash. The report also claims Britain's war widows have fallen by 90,000 as they remarried or moved on.
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