Amherst Tonight Meeting Highlights
Tonight in Amherst residents can attend the Bible Study at the Frederick home on FE Martin street. The Pythian Sisters meet at Pythian Hall. St Paul Lutheran Men’s Club gathers in church parors. Crusaders of the Four Square hold a business meeting at the Garthe home. Townsend Club meets at 7:30 in the Town Hall assembly room.
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Amherst
Amherst Bible Study
Walter Frederick
FE. Martin Street
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Crusaders
Four Square Church
George Garthe
Hazel Street
Amherst Townsend Club
Town Hall
Prayer and Consecration Meeting at St Peter's Church
Senior League of St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church met in church parlors last night with Miss Hulda Berger leading devotionals on prayer and consecration. Plans for a 5 30 p m tureen supper on Wednesday March 11 with Flelled berg College students presenting a religious play at St Peter's that evening were discussed. The committee of Mrs Frederick Berger Misses Ruth Ehrman and Florence Herbst aided planning and further details were considered.
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League
St. Peter’s
Confirmado Reunion Held Palm Sunday Evening
The annual Confirmado Reunion occurred Palm Sunday evening after a Monopoly game. Lunch was served to twenty five members by Misses Florence Herbst Ruth Ehrman and Martie Wilhelm.
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Florence Herbst
Ruth Ehrman
Martie Wilhelm
Altar Rosary Society Meets at St Joseph’s School Hall
The Altar Rosary Society of St Joseph's Catholic church held its monthly meeting in the school hall last night. After the business session bingo was played, and refreshments were served to twenty eight by Mrs Peter Wohlover, Mrs Jacob Delfing, Mr Harold Krause, and Mrs Theo Schmitz.
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Altar Rosary Society
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Peter Wohlover
Jacob Delfing
Harold Krause
Theo, Schmitz
Hartes Welcome Baby Girl in Warren Birth
Mr and Mrs Stanley Hart of Warren and former Amherst residents are parents of an eight pound baby girl. Mrs Hart was Miss Florence Kothe.
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Stanley Hart
Warren
Amherst
Hart
Florence Kothe
Quilting Bee at St Paul Lutheran Church Women Meet
The women of St Paul Lutheran Church plan an all day quilting bee at the home of Mrs Emily Linehos on Tenney Avenue with a tureen dinner at noon.
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St. Paul Lutheran Church
Emily Linehos
Tenney Avenue
Ladies Aid Society and Mary Martha Class Meet
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Charles Good and Mrs Vincent Nalley as hostesses. The Mary Martha class will meet Friday evening with Mrs A H Smith Woodhill drive, with Mrs Vincent Nalley as assistant hostess.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Good
Vincent Nalley
Mary Martha
A H Smith
Woodhill Drive
Mrs Alban Wagner Hosts Circle 2 Meeting at Home
Mrs Alban Wagner of Jackson Street will host Circle 2 of the Congregational Church at her residence Wednesday afternoon, inviting members to gather for the church group’s meeting in a quiet home setting.
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Alban Wagner
Jackson Street
Circle 2
Congregational Church
Mrs Ludolf Kreeger And Mrs Jenne Visit Ashland Woman
Mrs Ludolf Kreeger and Mrs B A Jenne visited Mrs Frank Brownson of Ashland on Monday.
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Ludolf Kreeger
B. A. Jenne
Frank Brownson
Ashland
Economist Role in Public Debate Amid Recovery Skepticism
The writer argues economists must state economic truths irrespective of political leanings. He recalls hecklers equating criticism of New Deal policies with partisan aims, insisting a nation in distress should not die but recover. He likens a country in low mood to a pneumonia patient needing proper treatment, not bed rest forever.
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Eluza
Weather Signs Tell All From a Prospector Tale
An old prospector replies to eager youths that his weather sense comes from the radio. The line, Fine weather to morrow, marks a clash between rustic wisdom and modern signals as the younger and older men seek clues in the sky and air.
Lorain Medina Rural Electric Coop opens HQ in Wellington
The Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative opened its headquarters in the Holland Pratt building at 114 Herrick Avenue Wellington. Mary Battles of Wellington serves as office secretary. The cooperative, organized in Lorain and Medina counties, convenes trustees and various local groups including Daughters, American Legion Auxiliary, and King's Daughters for meetings.
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Wellington, O
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
Lorain
Medina
Holland- Pratt
Herrick Avenue
Mary Battles
Wellington
Board of
Young People Classes Begin at King’s Church
Two initial classes for youths convene in the church with first meeting from 6 to 6 45 PM and second from 6 45 to 7 PM. Classes will occur weekly from now until Good Friday April 10 when participants will be received into church membership by the Silent Circle of the King’s.
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Silent Circle of the King’s
Miss Stemple Transferred to Circleville Branch
Miss Mary Lillian Stemple of The Webb Publishing Co. in St. Paul Minnesota has been transferred from a four year assignment at the Ashland County branch to Circleville. She began work there this morning.
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Mary Lillian Stemple
Webb Publishing Co
St. Paul, Minn
Ashland County
Circleville
Medina County student singer chosen for New York trip
Helen Neidhardt daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Neidhardt Spencer and niece of Mrs Law rence Baker South Main St has been selected as one of forty Medina County student singers for a trip to New York City the first week in April She is a senior at Spencer High School.
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Helen Neidhardt
A.C Neidhardt
Spencer
Lawrence Baker
South Mainst
Medina County
New York City
Miss Neidhardt
Spencer High School
Student earns five day trip to Radio City on Medina County funds
The student was the sole recipient from the school for a five day excursion to Radio City, with all costs covered by a Medina County organization. The program places emphasis on extracurricular achievement and community support.
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Radio City
Medina County
Wellington Sorosis Meeting At Mrs Webber BeVier Home
Mrs Webber BeVier hosted Wellington Sorosis club members on Prospect street this afternoon. Dessert was served at 1 30 before the program. Roll call occurred and Mrs Sara Curtice presented a paper on McGuffey His Life and Works with readings from McGuffey Readers by Mrs G B Warner Mrs Ora Eb ersole Mrs Caroline Branson and Mrs EB Watters.
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Webber BeVier
Prospect Street
Wellington
Sorosis Club
Sara Curtice
McGuffey
G. B. Warner
Ora Ebersole
Caroline Branson
EB. E. Watters
Missionary society plans church meeting tomorrow at 2:30
The Foreign Missionary society of the Congregational church will convene at the church tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. Devotionals will be led by Mrs I E Downey, Book Review Chaos in Mexico by Mrs Addie Hemenway. Mrs H L Lee will be hostess.
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Foreign Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
I. E. Downey
Mexico
Addie Hemenway
H. L. Lee
Prayer Meeting at M E Church on Neighborliness
Prayer meeting set for tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the M E church. Topic centers on Jesus teachings on neighborliness. Combined meeting of the official board and Sunday School will follow the service immediately.
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M. E. Church
Jesus
Harwood Girls School program at M E church
Home Guards of the M. E. church met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. J C Turner. Jean Whiteside led devotionals on The Harwood Girls School for Spanish Speaking Girls in Albuquerque New Mexico. Betty Smith and Ireta Page shared stories and musical numbers.
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M. E. Church
J .C. Turner
Jean Whiteside
Harwood
Alburquerque
New Mexico
Gracias
Mary Jane Wise
Betty Smith
Rafael
Consuelo
Carol Linder
Andes
Ireta Page
Sunday Church Program and Local Visits Verse
Sunday church services feature Rev L S Green delivering Jesus the Carpenter with anthem Rejoice and the Exceeding Glad and a trumpet solo My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice. Evening topic Does God Send Calamities and Suffering. Several local residents visit relatives and patients. Lorain Good-Will truck to call Friday. numerous illness and hospital notes.
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L. S Green
M. E. Church
Jesus
Carpenter
William Preston
Charles Willard
Elyria Health Report Shows Diptheria Case and Strong Milk Testing
Elyria’s health status remained strong last month with few contagious diseases. Diphtheria appeared as the year’s first case and third in three years. measles vanished. 13 chickenpox cases topped February. Health staff conducted 349 lab tests on milk and other samples, with high satisfaction rates for raw and pasteurized milk, plus numerous inspections of restaurants, milk plants, and bakeries.
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Elyria
Board of Health
E.G Curtiss
F. H. Williams
Tennants
Williams Aks
G. W. Savage
Mule sale ends in knockout at Elm dale Kansas
In Elmda le Kansas Keith Davis attempts to sell his mule to Henry Schrivner. The mule kicked and knocked Davis out during the exhibition. The sale was postponed due to the incident.
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Elmdale
Kans
Keith Davis
Henry Schrivner
Davis
Police seize six sleds to warn youths on hitching
In Kenton Ohio police confiscated six sleds to impress upon young riders the dangers of hitching to the backs of moving automobiles. The action aimed to curb a hazardous trend among local coasters and prevent injuries.
Barkberry Pills Claim Sleep Aid From Kidney Flush
Barkberry Pills marketed at ULR'S CUT RATE DRUG STORES promise to flush kidneys and relieve nagging back ache night waking and other urinary symptoms. The ad touts quick improvement within four to five days with a money back guarantee and a 60 cent price.
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Emical
Ethiopians use defteras as warding charms dealers
The defteras of Ethiopia serve as lay assistants to the church spreading religious practice. They act as scribes advocates and doctors guiding communities. They make parchment charms with pictures bound in leather cases worn around the neck to ward off diseases and the evil eye.
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Defteras
Ethiopia
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