Amherst Hi Graduation Alumni Banquet Recap 1935
The 1935 Amherst High graduating class attended the 48th annual Alumni banquet at the gymnasium auditorium with 218 guests. Grace Purcell led arrangements, Robet Becker presided over a brief meeting, and new members Miss Marcella Kelch and Robert Standen joined the committee. Stanley Hart spoke, with welcome by William Robertson and response by Raymond Zink.
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Amherst, O
Amherst Hi
Gychouol
Congregational Church
Grace Purcel
Robet Becker
Marcella Kelch
Robert Standen
Grace Purcell
Robert Becker
Stanley Hart
Warren Chronicle-Tribune
Amherst News- Times
William Robertson
Raymond Zink
Emma Dreschler
Clara Mae Zilch
Dorothy Coa
Cuba
Durand Brandan
Ruths attend nursing school commencement in Dayton
Mr and Mrs Henry A Ruth returned from Dayton Ohio where their daughter Milda Ruth graduated from Miami Valley School of Nursing with 32 peers. Miss Ruth earned highest honors and the annual Alumnae Association scholarship while posting a 94.6 average over three years. She plans to enter Ohio State University for a B S degree after July training completion.
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Henry A. Ruth
Dayton
Milda
Miami Valley School of Nursing
Miss Ruth
Fler
Ruth
Ohio State University
South Amherst
Ohio Wesleyan University
Isaac Slack
Dora Snyder
Reichert. Willard
Trinity Sunday Observed With High Mass and Ember Days
Sunday marks the end of the Easter season with high mass at ten o clock. Ember days fall on Wednesday Friday and Saturday. The Holy Name Society and St. Ann's circle meetings are announced for this week. The St Joseph parochial school alumni banquet is set for Tuesday at six o clock. Circle 1 and Circle 3 hostesses and meetings are listed, with additional gatherings planned through Tuesday evening.
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Holy Name Society
Albert Schmitz
Elyria Avenue
St. Ann’s Society
Wiliam Gillis
East Quarries
St. Joseph Parochial School
Liss Helen Gidlinski
Brookside Drive
Youps Ladies’ Sodality
Wednnesday
The
J. A. Wesbecher
Jackson Street
W. J. Bodmann
Amherst Democratic Women’s Club Supper Tonight at Church
A supper sponsored by the Amherst Democratic Women’s Club will be held at the church parlors at 6 30 tonight. The Intermediate and Senior leagues will meet Tuesday evening with business and devotional gathering in the church auditorium and parlors respectively, followed by a combined social hour. The Brotherhood’s postponed meeting is set for Wednesday evening and may be outdoors on the church lawn if weather allows. Jonas Sprenger will report on the district conference held at Portsmouth Ohio last week. The choir convenes Friday for its regular rehearsal. Circle 4 of the Women’s Union meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Lena Lersch’s Park avenue home with Mrs Earl Bliss assisting, while Circle 5 meets at Mrs Mary Brucker’s Washington street home.
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Amherst Democratic Women's Club
Brotherhood
Jonas Sprenger
Portsmouth
Circle 4
Women’s Union
Lena Lersch
Park Avenue
Earl Bliss
Circle 5
Mary Brucker
Washington Street
May Day attendees at Bluffton College event at Amherst
Amherst June 10 local residents attended May Day exercises at Bluffton College. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W G Nord with sons Evan and Eric, Mr and Mrs George Cox, Miss Dorothy Cox, Mr and Mrs F R Powers, Miss Helen Berger, and Russell Stauffer. Margaret Berger served as May Queen attendant. George Cox acted in Twelfth Night. Mary Nord played a page role and danced solo. Nord family and Helen Berger stay till Wednesday. Margaret Berger and Mary Nord finish junior year and return home. Thursday Nord, Miss Betty Mohr, and Miss Mary Aehersold will join Stauffer to California for a summer course.
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Amherst
Bluffton College
W. G. Nord
Evan
Eric
George Cox
Dorothy Cox
F. R. Powers
Helen Berger
Russell Stauffer
Margaret Berger
WalvaHo
Mary Nord
Mrs
Commencement Exercises for St Joseph Parochial Class of 1935
The 1935 graduation from St Joseph parochial school celebrated with hymns and address by Rev. Eischen. Nineteen graduates, seven boys and twelve girls, were named: James Dellefield Harry Dietz Chester Kelleher Harold Niesen William Raab James Younglcss Edward Zink Bernice Abraham Helen Attie Christine Boer Florence Brennen Jessie Brennen Josephine Dybinski Stella Gambish Dorothy Kerpics Elsie Kovach Agnes Schmitz Ida Truscello Celia Ward.
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St. Joseph Parochial School
Eischen
James Dellefield
Harry Dietz
Chester Kelleher
Harold Niesen
William Raab
James Younglcss
Edward Zink
Bernice Abraham
Helen Attie
Christine Boer
Florence Brennen
Jessie Brennen
Josephine Dybinski
Stella Gambish
Dorothy Kerpics
Elsie Kovach
Agnes Schmitz
Ida Truscello
Celia Ward
Evangelistic Foursquare Service At Town Hall
Large crowd attended Evan gelistic services of the Foursquare church at the Town Hall last evening. Rev Dad Correll of Los Angeles preached on The Greatest Whoopy Party Ever Held. Program featured vocal solos harmonica and guitar duets and a vocal trio. No preaching tonight but services resume tomorrow night at the K of P Hall with Rev Correll giving the life story of Aimee Semple McPherson.
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Town Hall
Dad" Correll
Los Angeles
Beulah Land
Lois Jean Garber
Clariss DeVries
Elmer Harris
Evangelist Correll Preaches Every Evening at Pythian Hall
Widely known evangelist from Los Angeles Cal preaching each evening at the Pythian Hall except tonight. The item notes ongoing revival efforts and public religious gatherings attracting local followers and visitors.
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Pythian Hall
Lev
Bad" Correll
Los Angeles
Cal
Missionary Society Meeting Postponed to June 21
The ladies missionary society has postponed its meeting by one week and will convene Friday June 21 at Mrs. Leonard Wragg s home on Souah Matin street with Mr Ruby Walker assisting as host.
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Ladies’ Missonary Society
Leonard Wragg
Souah Matin Street
Ruby Walker
Ladies Society Hosts and Children’s Day Observance
The Ladies Society will meet at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Allie Kusg and Mrs F R Powers as hostesses. Teachers and officers of the Sunday School will meet at 7 30 Thursday evening. Children’s Day observance Sunday morning featured a flower decorated church and a varied program by primary and beginner departments. One baby, Flaine Lois Bassett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bassett of Elyria, was baptized.
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Ladies’ Society
Parolil
Allie Kusg
F. R Powers
Bassett
Elyria
Flaine Lois
The Past Chiefs Meet Tonight With Miss Edith Ehrman
The Past Chiefs will meet tonight with Miss Edith Ehrman on Cornell Avenue. Members are urged to attend.
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Edith Ehrman
Cornell Avenue
Meeting of Past Ma trons of Eastern Stars Postponed
The meeting scheduled for Wednesday by the Past Ma trons of Eastern Stars has been postponed until further notice.
Baby boy born to Mrs Howard Hite family
Admitted notes report the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Hite on Sunday. Discharged: Mrs Martin Niesen and baby boy from Middle Street.
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Howard Hite
Hite
Martin Niesen
Middle Street
Outdoor meeting for Daughters of Dorcas in parsonage garden
The Daughters of Dorcas class plans an outdoor gathering in the parsonage garden this evening if weather allows. A mid week prayer service is expected to follow.
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Daughters of Dorcas
Ambassadors of Peace pageant set for next Sunday
Church events fill the week with rehearsals at 7 30 Thursday and 2 p m Friday for the Children's Day pageant at the church The combined service next Sunday morning will feature a 50 character cast and the pageant titled Ambassadors of Peace The first outdoor worship service was held Sunday evening in the parsonage garden with Rev J R Dallas as speaker and trumpet trio music by Marjorie Rickel Lester Grobe and Herbert Van Keuren local residents visited relatives and friends over the weekend with several stops in Sandusky Milan Amherst Warren and Geneva areas
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Ambassadors of Peace
J. R. Dallas
Sandusky
Jesus
Marjorie Rickel
Lester Grobe
Herbert van Keuren
Welder Finds Second Snake After Pipe Strike
In Bakersfield Walter Loomis, a local welder, spotted a rattlesnake on a road and raised a two inch pipe to kill it. A metallic scraping produced a second snake that fell from the pipe. Loomis recovered two rattlers.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Walter Loomis
Loomis
Real Estate Transfers In Vermilion and Lorain Area
Real estate transfers include S H Squire in charge of Guardian Trust liquidation to Vermilion on the Lake Company subletting parcels in Vermilion on the Lake subdivision Number One Brownhelm Township and transfers to Horace A and Helen F Ryan. multiple deeds on Eighteenth Street Lorain and Avon Lake area. sheriff deeds to Oberlin Savings Bank, C M Ray, Fred W Korck. Cleveland Trust Company as executor conveying property in Lorain. Names include Jacob F Gerhart Nickolas Gerhart Gertrude Forbes John M Gerhart Margaret Forbes Agnes OShea Frank M Gerhart John A Fisher Josephine Sprackling Charles W Fisk and William C Feicks.
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H. Squire
Guardian ‘Trust Company
Cleveland
Vermilion
John M. Gerhart
Margaret Forbes
Anna Giblin
Mary Louise Kilbride
Agnes O'Shea
Frank M. Gerhart
John A. Fisher
Eighteenth Street
Lorain
Josephine CC. Sprackling
Charles W. Fisk
Avon Lake
Oberlin Savings Bank Company
Oberlin
C M. Ray
Delaware Avenue
Fred W. Korck
E Street
Cleveland Trust Company
George C Farkell
William C
Sophie C. Feicks
Erie Avenue
Philadelphia Navy Yard Boom Creates Millions in Shipwork
Philadelphia Navy Yard launches a large scale ship building program expected to employ 7,900 workers for two years. Within six months construction will start on eight ships including two destroyers and four coast guard cutters. Keels for two 10,000 ton Navy cruisers named Philadelphia and Wichita will be laid. Yard manager Capt. J A Furen predicts busy months ahead as unemployed ship builders are recalled.
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Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Coast Guard
Wichita
J. A Furen
Captain Barclay Captures Iceberg Splitting Near Cape Race
Saint John report notes Captain Barclay, master of the freighter Manchester Division, added a rare photo showing an iceberg splitting in two. He snapped the image near Cape Race during a westbound voyage from Manchester to Saint John.
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Saint John
N. B
Barclay
Manchester Division
Cape Race
Manchester
Judge Favors Strap For Juvenile Offenders
Fort Erie Ont police magistrate J B Hopking supports corporal punishment for school defaulters after a youth case. He says the strap has been tried on older boys with notable success, avoiding reformatory detention.
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Fort Eribl
Ont
Fort Erie
J.B. Hopking
Marble lined Supreme Court chamber mocks Buy American claim
The chamber of the Supreme Court building in Washington reveals Italian marble, underscoring a contradiction to the Buy American stance. The ornate stonework highlights global sourcing behind a national symbol.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Italy
New Jersey Dominates U.S. Blueberry Crop Production
New Jersey accounts for ninety five percent of the nation’s cultivated blueberry crop, highlighting the state’s leadership in blueberry farming and production during the period.
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New Jersey
Three youths arraigned over car borrowing in Chester
In Chester magistrate court two boys aged 14 and 15 and an 11 year old girl were arraigned before Magistrate Robert McBride on charges of borrowing an automobile. They were ordered to be spanked.
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Chester
Parentis
Robert McBride
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