Amherst Community Groups Schedule Busy Week
Amherst O June 22 lists many local society meetings. Knights of Pythias Elders executive Amherst Townsend Club Daughters of Scotland Legion Auxiliary Hickory Tree Grange Amherst Democratic Women’s Club Eagles Auxiliary Concordia Club and Sunday School teachers share gatherings through Tuesday to Thursday at various homes and churches. The Missouri Synod Lutherans send delegates to Fort Wayne with related club meetings noted.
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Amherst
Kelghts of Pythias
K. of
BP. Tall
Amherst Townsend Club
Henry Schriner
Tenney Avenue
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow Hall
The
Legion Auxiliary
Hickory Tree Grange
Amherst Democratic Women's Club
J. J. Smythe
Woodhill Drive
Reguidr
Eagles
Auxbaury
Eagle Hail
Charles Ebbs
Prospect Street
Circle One
Women’s Union
Charles Maman
Spring Street
Church and parish activities listed for evening meetings
Multiple church groups including St. Joseph, St. Ant's Society, Young Ladies Sodality, Holy Name, and First Evangelical announce tonight and Wednesday gatherings. Rehearsals, circle meetings, Sunday school officers, and prayer services noted with locations on Maple, Spring, Washington avenues and Cleveland Avenue venues.
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ST. Jusepius Church
St. Ant’s Sociery
Circle One
Frank Graves
Maple Street
Circle Two
Caroline Kelech
Spring Street
Circle Three
J. J. Stroimeier
Washington Avenue
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Holy Name Society
Herbert Gumomens
Jackson Street
JL. FL Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
George Garthe
Hazel Street
Young Peoples’ Servics
St John s Day Observed At Wellington Congregational Church
St John s Day was observed at the Congregational church with Masonic lodge members and their sons present for services led by Dr. Charles W. Recard. The theme was A Man God Can Trust and the men s chorus sang Soldiers of Christ Arise. Community notices include meetings, hospital discharges, and local social events with multiple residents named and活动 details.
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Wellington
Masonic Lodge
Charles W. Recard
Congregational Church
Christ
Harry
Taxing Corporate Income Would Harm Growth and Jobs
A Princeton economist argues against a proposed plan to tax corporate income heavily paid out as dividends. He warns it would force firms to distribute all earnings or retain them, slowing growth, reducing surpluses, and risking layoffs. He likens the policy to killing the goose that lays the golden eggs and notes statewide tax repercussions.
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Sop
House of Representatives
Treasury
Congress
Local residents engage in visits and library exhibit plans
Ms Billman visits BeVier home while Mrs Vern W Clisby and Janet travel to New York City. Edith Robinson the librarian prepares a new exhibit of historical photos and asks for loaned pictures. Mrs William Body returns from Elyria relatives as Dore Franks attends Elmer Krees funeral in Dayton. Alicia Sheldon hosts her niece Ethleyne from Chicago.
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Urday
Billman Ars
BeVier
Vern W. Clisby
Janet
New York City
Edith Robinson
William Body
Elyria
Dore Franks
Elmer Krees
Dayton
Alica Sheldon
Ethleyne
Chicago
Two Elyria Clergy Featured In Who's Who List
A Who's Who in the Clergy volume lists two Elyria ministers. Rev. Karl P. Meister is superintendent of the Elyria Home for the Aged and Rev. A E Kemp serves as pastor of the Second Congregational Church. The booklet notes Meister as vice president of the National Al- (text cut)
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Elyria
Karl P. Meister
Elyria Home
A E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Meister
National
Clergy Leader Kemp Noted For Public Service Roles
The Rev Kemp is identified as president of the Ohio Association of Methodist Hospitals and Homes and former president of the National Association of Methodist Homes and Deaconess Work. He also serves as treasurer of the Christian Publishing Association of Dayton. The excerpt notes Jewish prominence in the economic life of British and Dutch South Africa colonies over 150 years.
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Ohio Association of Methodist Hospitals and Homes
National Association of Methodist Homes
Kemp
Christian Publishing Association of
Dayton
South Africa
Fragmentary quote hints at envy driven policies harming poor and rich
The readable fragment hints at a false economics motive based on envy and the idea that helping the poor harms the rich. The garbled text offers no concrete events, names, or places to identify a specific person or organization.
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B. A. Jenne
Cleveland St
Central Book Stars
IST. Paul Lutheran
ST. Peter's
BE. Ant R
Cavalier
Schroll Coal 2
Fred Berger
Firlday
First Evangelical
Toou
Tay Ony
Bayou
Verized Islet
Talon
Children’s Sun Suits
Broad Bt
Elyria Ohio Pfefinfey Company
Eeer
Grigsinger
Cora M Shepard
Barker St
Dickson
John Brill
Elyria Avenue
Hospital
Clark Hogue
Lincoln Street
Dag Correll
Los Angeles
Paul Hunter
Devere Thomas
Ange Temple
Foursquare Church
Dad' Correll
John Garland
Jack Kinloch
Neughter
Martha Jane
John Sahiers
Robert Strohmeier
Columbus
J. Wilcox
la- Tee
Clyde Nugent
Robert Hasenflue
Ruth
Richard
Lorain
Adam Schroeder
Betty
Herbert Green
Joan
Hana Peak
Avon
B. H. Ryan
Webber Be Vier
Entre Nous Club
Thelma Billman
Plymouth
Ber Yier
Jeannette Warner
William L. Wadsworth
Pemrch
Philathea
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Albert M. Peirce
Scott Anderson
Guy Phelps
William McEndree
Leora Yoxtheimer
Mayme
Mesdames Lena Dibble
Charles B. Weedman
John T. Duff
Wellington Fair
Rebekans
Lunrdi
Charles Seeley
Hussell Buck
Grace Hemphill
Mary Gouch
Blanche Jacobi
Cleveland
Margatet
Jeannette Warne
Webber BeVier
Harvey L. Lutz
Public Finance
Princeton University
Cara A
Chas. A. Cavagna
Webb-Park
Fis
Kodak
Middle Ave
Phese
Lorain County Home & Window Cleaning Co
Princeton
Hugh Greer
Electrolux
Ges
Mrs. BR. E, Crisp
Dennison Avenue
Thos. S. Davis
Faster Avenue
S.N. Black
Princeton Avenue
Lon H. Weeden
Oxford Avenue
the Gas Company