Amherst Birthday Club Notes Amherst
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Peter's church met in the church parlors for the April May and June Birthday Club with devotionals, a program, and a luncheon. Contributions were planned for Oakwood Institute and Deaconess Hospital. Mrs. Fred Schaub was chosen as a delegate to the Evangelical Women's Unions convention in Detroit. About 70 attended, with flowers given to the oldest and youngest members of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Peter's Church
John Warmnest
Emery Sondergold
Oakwood Institute
Cincinnati
Deaconess’ Hospital
Cleveland
Fred Schaub
Evangelical Women's Unions
Detroit
Myrtle Franklin
Jesus
Emery Sondergeld
Thelma Mays
Norma Hollingsworth
Ruth Ehrman
Helen Hollingsworth
Athalia Ernst
Amelia Herbst
Elaine Hamann
John Deuschle
John Delefield
A. C. Ernst
Elizabeth Ernst
A. E. Kauzman
Henry Schaub
C. J. Ehrman
Adam Schroeder
William Mischka
Sewing Club Meets at Brownhelm School Auditorium
The Perfection Sewing Club of Brownhelm school held a Thursday afternoon meeting in the school auditorium with a brief business session followed by sewing and recreation. Members present included Mrs. Henry Leimbach Eleanor Burke Dorothy Baetz Esther Baetz Gladys Zilch Emma Miller Beatrice Miller Gertude McQueen Dorothy Angersbach Elizabeth Angersbach Beulah Sanders Catherine Sanders Olivia Vasu Eugenia Vasu Ruth Reamer Ruth Seacrest Dorothy Beetler Marguerite Bacon Ruth Herchler Jennie Moore Pauline Crosby Ruth Whittlesey and guest Betty Unger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Club
Perfection Sewing Club
Brownhelm School
Henry Leimbach
Eleanor Burke
Dorothy
Esther Baetz
Gladys Zilch
Emma Miller
Beatrice Miller
Gertrude McQueen
Dorothy Angersbach
Elizabeth Angersbach
Beulah Sanders
Catherine Sanders
Olivia Vasu
Eugenia Vasu
Ruth Reamer
Ruth Seacrest
Dorothy Beetler
Marguerite Bacon
Local club hostesses and showers mark Amherst social week
Mrs Ramond Lees hosted the Just-a-Mere Club at Brownhelm with a farewell for Mrs W M Marshall who departs for Cleveland after summer study in Columbus. A tendered shower honored Miss Lillian Gleason at the Ott home South Amherst with pink and white decor and a miniture wedding cake. Funeral rites for Miss Jane Miller were held at the Congregational church with nephews as pallbearers and interment at Monroe Road Cemetery Cleveland. attendees included visitors from Toledo and Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramond Lees
Brownhelm
W.M. Marshall
Marshall
Cleveland School
Columbus
Cleveland
W. M. Marshall
George Ruth
N. B. Escott
John Portman
Adam Claus, Jr
Parker Baird
Anthony Northeim
Sherman Lindsley
L Bacon
Ben Northeim
R. Fairchild
Victor Schnank
Lloyd Bacon
Marshals
Esther
Ruth Ott
South Amherst
Lillian Gleason
Clinton Millner
Charles Bryant
James Nicol
Herbert Stadiey
Roberts
Walter Schneider
Richard Gieason
Illliam Gieason
Dorothy Jones
Pearl Harper
Helen Bryant
Ethel Bradley
Killmer
Annabel
Rath Ott
St Louis Man Invents New Washing Machine
A simple new washing machine requires no motors or moving parts yet equals $100 machines in efficiency. It cleans and sterilizes an entire load in about 29 minutes without rubbing or lye. Tested by engineers, it costs no more than a pair of shoes. Preston Manufacturing offers free trials, booklets, and data pamphlets from Dept. 2389, St Louis, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Preston Manufacturing Company
St Wis
Amherst Politicians Prepare Candidacy Declarations
As June 14 filing deadline nears, Amherst Republicans name a mayoral ticket with C E Cooper and Allison Nicholl. Other nominees include Mrs Allie Kuss for treasurer and council hopefuls Cromwell Ehrman Snyder and more. Democrats led by Mayor Henry Sipple plan re election bid with Charles Miller and George Cox. treasurer and board posts undecided. Marshal Tom Bruce will not seek another term due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
County Board of Elections
C. E. Cooper
Allison Nicholl
Allie Kuss
Willian Ehrman
Robert Cromwell
William Koepp
Frank Snyder
C. J. Ehrman
Charles Kearn
O. M. Baker
Conrad Zilch
Sam Wragg
Charles Good
Board of Public Affairs
Henry Sipple
Charles Miller
Villagelerk
Council
George Cox
W. W. Powers
al Stiwald
Henry Kane
Tom Bruce
Birthday luncheon honors Mrs Seymour Greening
Mrs Victor Schnaak Brown hosted a Thursday afternoon social in Brownhelm to celebrate her mother Mrs Seymour Greening. Guests included Mrs Chas Basore Mrs T J Hamel Mrs Jarvis of Lorain Mrs C Stephenson Mrs Marie Knerim Mrs B K Linsley Mrs August McPherson all of Brownhelm and Mrs E L Streator of South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Schnaak
Brownhelm
Seymour Greening
Chas. Basore
T. J. Hamel
Jarvis
Lorain
C. Stephenson
Marie Knerim
B. K. Linsley
August McPherson
E. L. ‘Streator
South Amherst
Mrs J O Neill Hosts Needlecraft Club Tea
Mrs J O Neill of Park Avenue hosted a Thursday afternoon Needlecraft club gathering featuring needlework and social chat. The decor showcased pink roses and the menu followed a pink and green color scheme for a two course luncheon at small tables. Attendees included Mrs C G Aschenbach Mrs Harold Braun Mrs W J Bodmanny Mrs A G Menz Mrs J A Wesbecher Mrs A F Roth Mrs William Baker Mrs George Menz Mrs Otto Knoble the hostess and guest Mrs D K Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O'Neill
Park Avenue
Needlecraft Club
C. G. Aschenbach
Harold Braun
W. J. BoBdmanny
A. G. Menz
J. A. Wesbecher
A. F. Roth
William Baker
George Menz
Otto Knoble
D. K. Wilson
Dinner Guests At Church Street Home
Mr and Mrs Clayton Young on Church street hosted dinner last night at six. Guests included Mrs James Young Mr and Mrs James Saunders of Cleveland Thomas Young from Elyria and Mr and Mrs C Young and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Young
Church Street
James Young
James Saunders
Cleveland
Thomas Young
Elyria
C. Young
Gifts of Summer Children’s Day Program Listed
A miscellaneous program titled Gifts of Summer will be presented as a Children’s Day program at the Methodist church Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. Members of the Sunday school will lead the event and the public, especially parents of the children, are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
F L T Club Meets at Lorain Hostess Home
Members of the F L T club met at Mrs Elmer Dock s Lorain home on Thursday afternoon. They conducted regular business and enjoyed a social hour. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs Mervin Schubert s Telegraph road on Thursday July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. T. Club
Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Amherst Furniture Co
Harry Hoffner
Milan Avenue
Elyria Clinic
Methodist Church
Lorain County
Edna Beller
Cleveland School of Education
Cleveland
Olive Beller
Charis F. Thwing
Prsident
Western Reserve
John Garland
Elyria
Foster Jenne
Joseph Heathcote
South Amherst
Rose Lauer
Freda Rosenkranz
Lula Becker
Ida Schriner
Elizabeth Wilker
Anna Lynch
Grace Kabuski
Maude Bahl
Florence Uhlrich
Anna Miller
Florence Belden
Bance
Katherine Brady
Tiffin
Elsie. Herbst
Franklin Avenue
F. C. Fleming
Cleveland Avenue
Lorain
Ruth Miller
Brownhelm
Night life in Paris shifts after-hours scene to Montparnasse
A chronicle of Parisian insomnia and after midnight culture notes smart Parisians shun Montmartre for Montparnasse venues. The piece describes new night spots, tourist impacts, and the elusive Parisian habit of dancing until dawn as Montparnasse rises while Montmartre fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Montmartre
Montparnasse
Tour
Boulevard Montparnasse
Raspail
Montparnassee
Gaiely
Vaugirard Quarter
Neuilly
Germany Makes Pau L Otoneg Gems in Factories
In Berlin a German factory is producing genuine corundum stones, mainly rubies and sapphires, intended for commercial or industrial use rather than jewelry. The secret lies in the control of the I G dye trust and its methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
I. G. Dye Trust
Gems Made From Clay By Factory Process
The article describes a Bitterfeld factory where pure clay is melted in a special container to imitate natural gem formation. Droplets form on a pointed metal tip, cool into gems. Variations with chloroxyd yield rubies, with iron and titanium yield blue sapphires. Most stones serve jewelry, tools, or electrical devices, while perfect gems sometimes reach other markets for adornment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitterfeld
Postwar manners and Berlin scenes from an August postcard
The piece surveys evolving European etiquette with Lithuanian officers forbidden to kiss hands due to Polish links, then shifts to Berlin's International Advertising Congress in Munich. It describes warm weather drawing crowds to beer gardens, street performers, fortune tellers with parrots and a radio phonograph man entertaining Tiergarten crowds in summer 1920s Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Poland
Lithuania
Berlin
Tiergarten
Sieges Allee
Charlottenburger Chaussee
Albert
Peril in Manicurist Trial Ends Young Prospect
Miss Billie Thompson, 18, learned manicuring in three weeks in Memphis. A barber chair confrontation ended with him kicking her after she reached for his hand, and she fell amid the ensuing struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Billie Thompson
Unclear fragment hints at personal incident
Fragment mentions being grabbed by the leg and embarrassment, plus notes about someone quitting manicures and studying to be a stenographer, but details are fragmented and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onglel
Atenographag
Mules Refuse Water Until Electrified Trough Fixed
In Turlock California Harry R Brock found his three mules would not drink water from his trough after two days. The trough was charged with electricity from a neighbor's motor. After removing the electrical charge the mules drank and returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turlock
Cal
Harry R. Brock
Brock
Wooden Leg Aids West Hartford Drunk Driving Case
Stanley Terlikowski faced freedom on a drunken driving charge as doctors and a police surgeon debated whether instability came from his wooden leg or tequila. Judge Bill discharged him with a warning that a temporary petition would not bend the court to mercy. Ancient Rome’s medical approach is noted as a contrast to modern care.
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Stanley Terlikowski
Bill
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