Three F Banquet Delights Amherst Congregational
About 200 residents attended a Three F class supper and entertainment at the Congregational gym last evening. A fine dinner was served, followed by a talk by Rev. C. Lastman about a moose hunt in Canada. Pictures planned for the talk did not arrive. music by Kraeman’s orchestra complemented the event.
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Amherst Maren
Methodist
Congregational Gymnasium
Res FF. C. Lastman
Canady
Kin
Kraeman
Amherst School Building Is Given O K
Amherst March 1 The local board of education issued a statement praising the erection of a fine new school building, noting it reflects healthy community interest and growth. The message defends positive coverage during construction as fitting and timely.
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Amherst
Board of Education
Todas
Amherst School Building Receives State Inspectors Endorsement
State inspectors found no danger of defective workmanship or planning in Amherst's new school building and praised architect Sillsbee. The report, prepared to quell doubts, notes the structure is strong beyond any overloading concerns. The chief stated, You have a very fine building, and a dedication is hoped soon.
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Board of Education
State Department
Columbus
Sillsbee
Amherst
Amherst School Board
Iron Rich Blood Hidden Secret of Strength
A reporter details a quest to uncover why some people show extraordinary strength energy and health. Citing doctors and a New York City physician the piece promotes nitrated iron from foods as the key to boosting blood iron for greater stamina and physical power.
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Board of Health of
New York City
Drestier
Marriage Troubles Revealed In Mrs Greham Tale
Adele Garrison recounts a tense scene in which Jim confronts Katie about her infidelity and a threat by a man who once harmed them. The narrative frames Katie’s fear and Jim’s resolve, revealing a web of past betrayals, wartime dangers, and a merciful, grim path forward.
Amherst Social Roundup and Club Meetings Reported
Amherst reports March activities with Miss Bear Kuss hosting public school teachers for an evening of progressive games and music, 29 teachers attending. The Needlecraft club gathered at Mrs J J Strohmeier’s Washington Ave home for needlework and lunch. M E Society members of the Methodist church met in the parlors with about 30 ladies present. Additional notes mention local visits, family updates, and illnesses amid a flurry of small-town social items.
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Presentugo Pankoff
Hanna Smith
Smith
Robert Patty
H. Nicholl
Neame
Cameron
Hanchetta
Deuschie
Treacher
Amherst
Miss Bear
Kuss
J. J. Strohmeier
Washington Avenue
M. E. Society
Frank Trish
George Becker
The
Methodist Church
South Ridge Church Services Scheduled After Ill Pastor
South Ridge notes no Sunday service February 25 due to illness of Pastor Rev. F Handke who is reported improving. Regular services set for March 4 with preaching at 10:30 am on the topic How May We Know when we are right with God. A planned Friday evening meeting at the Burreson home in Wear Ridge was postponed due to illness in the home.
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Halle
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Jessi
Harrer Beal
Cly Heusner
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Lewis Kroehle
Cleveland
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Elmer Beal
Mervin Schubert
Rebekah Lodge
Amherst
Lorain
Her Thompson
George Fredrick
Elyria
C. J. Smith
John Boes
West Ridgepent
Dar
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W. ¥. Collier
R. H. Collier
Gordon
Frank Bechtel
Ison Nelson
Jon
Si _berg
Midie Ridge
Waller Grove
H. G. Klermurd
Oberlin
T. Ridge
Antelia Becht
Mrs. Fowl
Daston
Saint George Katt
South Ridge
F. Handke
Vic
Edward Burreson
Wear Ridge
Hhness
Marc Roth
Brucker
Merl
Mir
West Ridge
Az Hast
Newspaper advertising impact cited in early reports
The piece discusses how newspaper ads boosted sales and brand recognition for various products. It notes advertiser confidence, reader trust, and the belief that newspapers offer strong reach for campaigns, with claims of elevated demand after campaigns and comparisons to other media.
Sullivan Wellington girls game canceled again
Wellington March 3 The Sullivan and Wellington girls game scheduled for Wednesday was canceled again by Sullivan due to illness on a Sullivan team member. The match had been postponed multiple times, with further notes on a class organization and a Sunday afternoon start for a new year.
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Sullivan
Wellington
Wrelkington
E. Watters
Wellington Society Names Officers In Brief
Robert Gott president Charles Culsty vice president Sidney Stemple secretary Richard Mellenry treasurer. Miss Mary Sprague, teacher, is mourned as her mother Mrs J Sprague is buried. interment Greenwood Cemetery.
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Charles Culsty
Sidney Stemple
Richard Mellenry
Christian Chuvey
Abeos
Ie Intermedium Gendea
Mary Sprague
J. Sprague
Greenwood Cemetery
Fields Township Notices and Local Church Events
Mrs. Robert Biaine remains ill with her mother Mrs. Mole also sick. The Willing Workers of the Church of Christ meet Ada Terrell for dinner. Dr. Gr A Kuder of Elyria will speak at the ME church on March 9 with supper served by the ladies. M EF Ladies Aid served dinner raising about thirteen dollars. Robert Banbridge is under care of Dr. Morgan. Maple attended a funeral Sunday. Geo. Fortune improving. Wm. Hudson employed by Township trustees as cemetery caretaker at Fields. Regular services at Fields churches on the coming Sunday. Tulip blossom designated as Indiana's official state flower.
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Geo. Fortune
Wm. Hudson
Fields
Pyramid Pile Suppositories Advertisement Then and Now
An old ad promises relief from itching and protruding piles with Pyramid Pile Suppositories. It urges readers to ask a druggist for a 60 cent box or send name and address to Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan for a trial.
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Rau Ars &N
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Beecham's Pills Promised To Ease Digestive Troubles
An old advertisement claims Beecham's Pills invigorate digestion and tone the liver and bowels. It asserts the product benefits the entire system and will make troubles appear as solvable problems through improved health.
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Lima
Beecham
Hospital Aims at New VLC Improvements in Lima
A fragmented note from Lima mentions hospital improvements near a 177 acre site with VLC involvement. Details are unclear, but the reference indicates planned upgrades and local development by related authorities.
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Lima
Charles
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