Amherst Alumni Banquet Highlights and Guests
The Amherst Hi Alumni Association held its June 9 banquet in the school auditorium with 172 attendees from Loraine Elyria Cleveland Lakewood Cuyahoga Falls Columbus Fremont Youngstown and more. The event featured vocal and instrumental solos dances readings speeches and a business session after dinner.
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Amherst Hi Alumni Association
Lorain
Elyria
Cleveland
Lakewood
Cuyahoga Falls
Columbus
Fremont
Youngstown
Burton Coburn
Carolyn Sharp
Wwathryn Strolmeter
Max Egeland
Miss Mortoot
Betty Braun
Ruth Fleckner
Yvonne McQueen
Lois Lehman
Rosemary Radde
Betty Baus
Ora Mag Schaeffer
Betty Herbst
Lue- Ion Rahl
Marilyn Pietch
Dennis Reynolds
Valerie Eppley
Margaret Rice
Stella Wingman Hammill
Virginia Cooper
Elinor Ruth
Nadine McCoy
Kenneth Guild
Lewis Reichert
William Robertson
Phelene Critchett
Kathryn Strohmeier
Miron
Northen
John Franklin
F. R. Powers
Harry Earl
Dallas
Texas
Henry Bruce
Califonia
William Pierce
Dr H. Hoffner
Iona Waser
Edith Heller
Robert Zilch
Skyrocket
Russell Plato
Joe Lahiff
Arold Mischka
Sacred March At Sunday School Program
The Methodist Sunday School presented a program last evening directed by Mrs. Wm Coburn. It featured readings by H. Van Keuren and Janice Bruce, musical numbers by the Sunday School orchestra including violin and piano solos, recitations by Shirley June Sweet and Beat rice Alexander, and an offertory by a cornet trio.
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Methodist Sunday School
Wm Coburn
H. van Keuren
A. K. Jenne
Assembly
Leo Stiwald
Janice Bruce
Lyon
Jack Fiser
Lois Jean McConnell
Faith
Marjorie Becker
Olve Guild
Hope
Frances Ellerington
Audrey Bierman
James Lyon
Old Rugged Cross
Birthday Party Observed By Churches In Amherst
Special services at Congregational church Sunday marked the annual birthday party with both local and South Amherst churches taking part. Dr G L Fiske Cleveland spoke on The Present Church during the morning, music by Amherst and South Amherst choirs, new members received, an instrumental duet Ruth Eleanor Dulmage and Russell Afoser, a tureen dinner at noon, coffee and ice cream by the Ladies Society and Men's Club, and a pulpit Bible presented by the Nicholl family read for the last time by Rev P
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Congregational Church
South Amherst
G. L. Fiske
Cleveland
Amherst
Ruth Eleanor Dulmage
Russell Afoser
Ladies Society
Men's Club
Nicholl
Church Announcements at St. Peter's Evangelical Church
St Peter's Evangelical Church lists activities for the week with groups meeting Tuesday evening for Intermediate League and Senior activity, Thursday afternoon Ladies' Aid Society, and Friday evening Choir Rehearsal.
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St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church Schedule Highlights This Week
The schedule lists activities at Congregational Church this afternoon Missionary Society. St Pauls Lutheran Church hosts Concordia Club Wednesday evening. First Evangelical Church holds a Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Saturday evening features a Banquet for orchestra.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Concordia Club
First Evangelical Church
Community Notes From South Amherst
Tuesday evening Orchestra Rehearsal Wednesday afternoon Mite Society Friday afternoon Missionary St Josephs Catholic Church Tuesday evening Young Ladies Sodality Thursday evening Alumni Banquet South Amherst Methodist Church Aid Society
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Mite Society
Missionary Society
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Young Ladies’ Sodality
South Amherst
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woodmen Swan sQPPA routs Joppa in decisive win
Woodmen defeated Joppa 18 to 5 as Jaroch stepped in for Heath and delivered seven strong hits allowed. T Smith, F Smith, Moody, Werts, Cook and Carpenter led at bat while Werts handled 13 chances without a miscue. All Woodmen players urged to attend practice Tuesday at 6:50 PM at Cascade Park.
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Woodmen
Joppa
Wame Ring
Elyria Aggregation
Jaroch
Heath
T. Smith
F. Smith
Moody
Werts
Cook
Carpenter
Cascade Park
Woodmen AB
UW. PO. A
Woodmen and Joppa Baseball Game Recap with Errors
The box score shows Woodmen and Joppa scuffling through a two hour game with multiple bases on balls and errors. Key players include Cook Werts Carpenter and Jaroch for Woodmen and Crum Grant Moody for Joppa, with Jaroch earning the win and F Crum the loser amid a game marked by late errors. The article also notes many varsity athletes graduating this year, including 44 who earned the M letter and former football captain Joseph Turskowski along with Edwin Poorman Al Bovard Howard Poe Joe Gembis and Ray Parker.
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Woodmen
Joppa
T. Smith
Cook
Carpenter
D. Crum
Fsmith
Werts
Ferguson
Grant
Sacrifices
Jaroch
J. Smith
EK. Crum
oodMy
FE. Crum
Brandt
Moody
Crum
Picher
F. Crum
Sprankle
Gww. Smith
Joseph Turskowski
Edwin Poorman
al Bovard
Howard Poe
Joe Gembis
Ray Parker
Alvin Dahlein
Giants Aim To Tie NHL Streak With Win Over Cardinals
Baseball roundup notes the New York Giants chase a season long winning streak by beating St Louis 4-1 with Bill Walker tossing a two hit game. Brooklyn extends lead, Braves rally past Pirates, Berger slugging another homer. Reds and Phillies split, Athletics widen AL lead, Hoyt earns first Detroit win, Browns rally to top Giants 6-4 after trailing 4-0.
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New York Giants
St Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Cardinals
Bill Walker
Waite Hoyt
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Casper Clark Wins Elyria CC Blind Handicap
Casper Clark shot 74 to win the Elyria Country Club Blind handicap yesterday. H. D. Cook took second and Morris Knapp was third among 75 golfers. Bob Randall, Spring Valley Pro, tees off at Westwood Country Club this morning with the CDGA pros. The group attends the Cleveland-Washington game this afternoon. A special ladies tournament is set for tomorrow at Elyria CC, play starting 8:30 AM sharp.
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Casper Clark
Elyria Country Club
H. D. Cook
Morris Knapp
Bob Randall
Spring Valley
Westwood Country Club
Tolverinse Athletic Teams Wit Hard By Graduation
University of Michigan teams face graduation losses as they prepare for summer activities in Ann Arbor. Coaches anticipate impact on lines and depth across sports programs.
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Tolverinse
Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Wykoff Sets New Century Mark at National Meet
Frank Wykoff, a Southern California sprinter, ran the hundred yards in 9.0 seconds to set a new century mark at the National Collegiate A A meet. He defeated top rivals including George Simpson and Eddie Tolan in a blocksless coast start. The event helped NC A A records fall and tied a world mark in hurdles.
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Chicago
Frank Wykoff
Wykoff
George Simpson
Eddie Tolan
Claude Bracey
Cy Leland
Simpson
Frank
Manning
Wichita
Geo Simpson
Nobert
Stanford
Gallant Fox Declines American Derby Run
Unbeaten Gallant Fox will not run in the American Derby at Washington Park. Owner William Woodward announced the 6-year-old, winner of the Preanness Derby and Belmont Stakes, will skip the race despite recent Belmont success.
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Gallant Fos
New York
Gallant Fox
Washington Park
William Woodward
Farle Sande
Whienone
Zev
American Derby Set for Saturday At Washington Park
Chicago June 9 The $50,000 American derby for three year olds heads toward its 22nd renewal as fans expect a strong field. Management seeks strong response from Chicago’s racing community to host the event this year with Arlington Park set to host the next major three year old race in July.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Arlington Park
Sharkey May End Boxing Today In Orangeburg
Orangeburg New York June 9 CP trainer Al Lacey said Jack Sharkey may end his bout today if today’s workout is satisfactory. Sharkey boxed five rounds yesterday using a left hook to the body against Johnny Grosso who lasted three rounds. Sharkey weighed 128 pounds and was expected to be around 196 pounds for the afternoon fight.
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Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
New York
Schmeling
Charlie Belanger
Lou Barba
Greenwich Village
Orangeburg
N. Y
al Lacey
Sharkey
Lacey
Johnny Grosso
Schmeling to Box Sparring Partner to End Training
Endicott New York June 9 Max Schmeling was to box a sparring partner as he completed his final training ahead of upcoming bouts. The German heavyweight worked in the gym with a partner, aiming to sharpen his stance and punching power before his scheduled matches.
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Screeling
Endicott
N. Y
Max Schmeling
Mondt
Shikat
Jim Londos
Han Steinke
Ray Steele
Kola Kwariani
Londos
National Boxing Association
Steele
Steinke
New York
Kwariani
Tarman
Calza
Judson
Paul Jones
Kirilenko
McMillan
Holuban
Dusek
From Tee to Green Women Golf Instruction Note
A vintage golf tip stresses relying on clubhead weight rather than strength, warns against pressing behind the ball, and highlights body action at swing peak. It advises against leaning out, swaying, or overstraining, noting women can compete with men when focused on technique and consistency.
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Wowen
From Turnip Soup To Plank Steak Jump of Heavyweight Champ
Dick Shikat rose from a German navy recruit and a wartime fighter to become a world heavyweight wrestling champion and top draw. Manager Joe Mondt shaped his ascent, teaching holds and guiding a career that now spans Europe and top U.S. venues. Mondt notes Shikat’s prime status, rivalries, and potential for years of influence in professional wrestling.
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Shikat
Philadelphia
Joe “Toots” Mondt
Coustry
Mondt
Farmer Burns
Frank Cotch
Gotch
Shikai
Noldenville Poultry Fanciers See Twin or Triplet Hatches
In Noldenville Oklahoma a setter of 15 eggs produced 17 chicks showcasing the hatch of twins or triplets. The curious result drew interest from local poultry enthusiasts observing the unusual outcome.
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Noldenville
Okla
Cow Fighter Dies After Impromptu Cow Fight
In Sanlucar de Barameda Andalusia cow ranches vaccinate cattle when Jose Roldan Bernaldez a 25 year old bullfighting enthusiast attempted an improvised cow fight. He aimed a pass at a cow and was struck in the chest dying minutes later. Bullfighters sometimes join cow fights at ranches during winter and spring.
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Wadrid
Sanlucar de Bargameda
Andalusia
den l Hermengildo Diev
Jose Roldan Bernaldez
Mme Geoffrin honored with posthumous bronze plaque
Paris report notes Mme Geoffrin famed salon hostess of the eighteenth century will be honored with a commemorative bronze plaque. The marker at 274 Rue Saint-Honoré will reference her influence on art and letters, though the building now houses Lenfer, the couturier.
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Paris
Upp
Mme
Geoffrin
Witches Eyed After French Farm Wife Accident
Paris dispatch reports rumors of witchcraft in France after a farmer's wife in Cornet village is injured in a recent accident. A village postman and a honesetter warned of sinister acts to occur soon, suggesting fear of occult influence in the community.
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Paris
France
Cornet
Jalk
Honesetter
Neighbor's Legal Threat Prompts Eviction by Court
A solicitous neighbor was asked to leave town and now plans to sue if she can secure legal counsel. The fallout centers on housing and unresolved disputes, with no attorney yet secured to pursue action.
Bicycle for two deemed hazardous in Massachusetts
The tandem bicycle, once a symbol of the Gay Nineties, is now labeled a highway hazard by the Massachusetts Governor's committee on street and highway safety. In a list of Don'ts tied to reviving bicycling, the committee warns tandem machines have no place in the motor age.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Beer 150 Years Old Found Behind Wall at Castle
Four dozen bottles of English beer about 150 years old were found bricked behind a castle wall at Sudeley Castle near Worcester during restoration. The beer, sealed in antique flasks, was tested and found in perfect condition. Queen Katherine Parr is buried at the castle site.
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Worcester
England
Sudeley Castle
Katherine Parr
Menry VIII
Youthful trio admit bootlegging profits in Tulare County
Visalia report says George Casdorf 16 Woodlake Jeff Rippee 19 Visalia and Choyce Cole 17 Exeter confessed to deputy sheriffs that hi jacking and bootlegging offered the richest rewards as they roped in more than 100 gallons of wine from local ranchers. They claimed to have sold much of it to high school students including a 20 gallon party at Terminus Beach on the Kings River.
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Visalia
Cal
George Casdorf
Woodlake
Jeff Rippee
Choyce Cole
Exeter
Tulare County
Terminus Beach
Kings River
Man Accused of Embezzling Succumbs in Jail
Canton Ohio June 9 Russel G Eberhard 42 held on embezzlement charges from Henry L Doherty Company died in his cell of heart disease before a physician could reach him. He had fled west with his former secretary after the alleged theft and was captured in a St Louis hotel. He had been indicted by the state grand jury.
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Canton
Russel G. Eberhard
Henry L. Doherty
Massillon
Everhard
Caroline Hutsbergern
Eberhard
St. Louis
Angsten Co Discontinues Bottle Caps Production
Michigan City officials of the H. W. Angsten company announced the cessation of bottle caps production. They cited a U S supreme court ruling that makers of devices used in home brewing could be prosecuted under prohibition laws as the reason for the halt.
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Michigan City
Ind
H. W. Angsten Company
United States Supreme Court
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