Week of prayer events in AMIUIERST area
Cottage prayer meetings close observing the week of prayer at the First Evangelical church will conclude at Henry Miller's Spring street home. St. Peter's Evangelical choir rehearsals occur at church parlors at 7 30 p m. Foursquare Crusaders conduct evangelistic services at Pythian Hall at 7 30 p m. Stations of the Cross observed at St. Joseph Catholic church at 7 30 p m.
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Amiuierst, CO
First Evangelical Church
Henry Miller
Spring Street
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Foursquare Church
Pythian Hall
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Dramatic Club Hosts Sorosis Meeting Highlights
Sorosis Club met at Mrs. Elmer Gall’s Harris street home with Mrs. James Bruce assisting. Two new members Mrs. Jessie Cromwell and Mrs. B A Jenne were welcomed. Members read the play Stuffed Owls under Mrs. C C Kern’s direction. Miss Margaret Rice spoke on Best Plays of the Current Season and Mrs. E G Pietch reviewed Pride and Prejudice. A social hour and refreshments followed with one guest, Mrs. F R Powers, present among others.
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Elmer Gall
Harris Street
James Bruce
Jessie Cromwell
B. A. Jenne
C. C. Kern
E. G. Pietch
Harry Nicholl
Walter Schulz
Philip Braun
Ray Jewatt
Margaret Rice
F. R. Powers
Phillip Braun
G. H. Frank
C. J. Springer
Ray Jewett
L. F. Kreeger
E. G Pietch
Wal
Notable Names in Local Society Roster
The list includes ter Schulz B A Jenne Jessie Cromwell Misses Edith Florence Ehrman and Margaret Rice appearing in the society notices.
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Ter Schulz
B. A. Jenne
Jessie Cromwell
Misses Edith
Florence Ehrman
Margaret Rice
Kings Daughters Class Hostesses Dine and Play Cards
Alma Daniels and Alice Becker hosted the Kings Daughters class of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church at the hostesses' home. The chop suey supper began at 6 30 p m. Devo tions were led by Misa Florence Herbst. Hearts were played with honors to Alice Torne and Helen Schriner. Present were Mrs. Philip Jacker, Mrs. Clair Yentzer, Mrs. Allen Camp, Mrs. Frederick Berger, Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. Helen Marquis, Mrs. Waverick, Misses Olive Miller, Rosalind Grall, Elsie Hlarbst, Elulda and Edith Berger, Helen Roemer, Gladys Hopkins, Ruth Ehrman, Irina Mathes, Helen Schriner, Myrtle Berger, Frances Sabiers, Dorothy Fullmer, Alice Torne and guests, Mrs. George Daniels and Mrs. Carl Becker.
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Alma Daniels
Alice Becker
King’s Daughters
St. Peter's Envangelical and Reformed Church
Misa Florence Herbst
Alice Torne
Helen Schriner
Philip Jacker
Clair Yentzer
Allen Camp
Frederick Berger
Walte Miller
Noon Day Club dinner at St Josephs hall
Sixteen members and three guests attended the Noon Day Club weekly meeting at St Josephs school hall. Circle 3 of St Ann's society served dinner. Guests included William D. Holt of Elyria Conrad Zilch and Albin Wagner. Holt sang a vocal solo then group singing and the usual business session followed. Next meeting will be at the same location.
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Noon Day Club
St. Joseph's School Hall
Circle 3
St. Ann’s Society
William D. Holt
Elyria
Conrad Zilch
Albin Wagner
Holt
Funeral attendees from Amherst and surrounding towns gather
Mr and Mrs C G Ashhenbach Mrs George Menz Mr and Mrs William Bodmann Mr and Mrs Thomas Finnegan attended the funeral of Mrs Corbett Southam Filoria yesterday. Mrs Southam was a resident of Amherst prior to her marriage. Mr and Mrs William Schulz Mrs Minne Bechtel accompanied by Mrs Anna Hoffler Grafton and Mrs Clara Courley Millersburg left this morning to attend the funeral of the former's sister Mrs Joseph Opfer Elkhart and
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C. G. Ashhenbach
George Menz
William Bodmann
Thomas Finnegan
Corbett Southam
Filoria
Southam
Amherst
William Schulz
Minne Bechtel
Anna Hoffler
Grafton
Clara Courley
Millersberg
Bazaar Workers of St. Joseph's meet with twelve present
The bi monthly meeting of the Bazaar Workers of St. Joseph's church took place yesterday afternoon in the school hall with twelve members attending. Bingo provided the distraction. Hostesses for the March 26 meeting will be announced later.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Eagles Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting at Hall
The Eagles Auxiliary held its regular meeting at the Eagles Hall last night. Honora in Hearts went to Mrs. Edward Bahl.
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Eagles’ Auxiliary
Eagles’ Hall
Honora
Hearts
Edward Bahl
Church Services Schedule List With Pastors
St Peter Evangelical and Reformer church led by Rev C E Schmidt holds church school at 9 30 and worship at 10 30. Congregational church coached by Thomas Williams offers church school at 9 45 and worship at 10 45. St Paul Lutheran church under Rev R C Bosge runs church school at 9 00 English service at 10 00 German service at 11 00. First Evangelical church with Rev Merle Hayes provides church school at 9 15 and worship at 10 30 with topic Let Him Go and Give Him.
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St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformer
C. E. Schmidt
Congregational Church
Thomas Williams
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosge
First Evangelical Church
Merle Hayes
Young Baptists to Meet at Miss Bracy Home
Columbia March 13 the Baptist church youth group will gather Sunday evening at the home of Miss Wilma Bracy for a church youth meeting in Columbia Ohio.
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Columbia, O
the Baptist Church
Wilma Bracy
Glee Club Rehearses Pina Fore Operetta
The High School Glee Club rehearses the operetta Pina fore ahead of its late month presentation. The group practices vocal scenes and ensemble numbers, preparing for the school event.
Local social notes from Cleveland area church and families
Fifty Baldwin Wallace students join Edith Longbon and Phyllis Bartter at a Kandagawa lecture by Dr Toyohiko Kagawa at the Baptist Temple in Cleveland. Local dinner guests include Orlo Hales, Ridgeville guest Sir Kretch Steinmetz, and Raymond Hales family. Berea couple Basil Reynolds moves into Copopa housing. Eva Hartman family dances in Shawville. Bay Village visitors F L Chamberlain and Elton visit William Mayer. Viola Offenberg weekends with Mayer. Rev Marshall Bickford attends Baptist Women's Council banquet in Cleveland. Dining room concrete floor repainted red. Russell Reisinger entertains Margaret Offenburg and William Mayer family at dinner.
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Baldwin- Wallace College
Edith Longbon
Phyllis Bartter
Toyohiko Kagawa
Baptist Temple
Cleveland
Orlo Hales
Brunswick
Kreth Steinmetz
Ridgeville
Raymond Hales
Illerbert
Basil Reynolds
Berea
Robert Leach
Copopa
Eva Hartman
Shawville
F. L. Chamberlain
Elton
Bay Village
William Mayer
Viola Offenberg
Marshall Bickford
Baptist Women’s Council
Men
The
Baptist Association
Baptist Church
Russell Reisinger
Margaret Offenburg
Strongsville
Forget-Me-Not club quilting session in Avon
Mrs George Ezberling hosted the Forget-Me-Not club at the Weiler home on Bradley road with dinner at noon and an afternoon quilting session. Mrs Cohen of Cleveland attended as a guest and the group planned to meet in two weeks with Miss Theresa Wagner as hostess. Mrs Will Barr visited the Alfred Walker home in Penfield while Mr and Mrs William Whitney from Elyria were Avon visitors.
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Avon, O
George Ezberling
Bradley Road
Weiler
Cohen
Cleveland
Theresa Wagner
Will Barr
Alfred Walker
Penfield
William Whitney
Elyria
Avon
Belief in a Mystic After Death and Head Exhibition
Report describes a claim from followers that a renowned mystic tortured and executed in the Orient remained alive via his head public display. The disciples allege he transformed a foe into his likeness, who was then executed, while the master’s decapitated head was publicly shown.
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Orient
Evangelistic and worship services listed for three churches
The notice lists services for Up church events at Methodist and Epworth League times with Rev. B. H. Ryan as pastor, St. Joseph RC church with Fr. James Smith and mass times, and Foursquare church led by Miss Ida May DeVries with church school and worship times.
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Methodist Church
B. HW. Ryan
Epworth League
St. Joseph R. C
James Smith
Foursquare Church
Ida May DeVries
Maude Adams's European Trek and Stage Ventures Revealed
The memory lane piece recalls Maude Adams known as Miss M. A. Kiskadden in a passenger list and notes her secretive private life. It covers her 1923 lawsuit for fifty thousand dollars, her Sche nectady inventions with a $3.5 million corporation, and highlights her theater career including Peter Pan and The Merchant of Venice. It mentions radio revivals and a 1934 Transcontinental tour with Otis Skinner, ending with Broadway comeback rumors.
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M. A. Kiskadden
Maude Adams
Peter Pan
Schnectady
N. Y
Charles Froham
Otis Skinner
Rosemary
Ogonquit
Maine
Mauds
Broadway
Maude Adams Affected By Retirement After Titanic Loss
The article notes Maude Adams facing retirement after Charles Frohman died in the Titanic disaster. It recalls her famed theater career, long Island farm life, punctuality, and generosity while hinting at enduring legends about her, with Evelyn Nesbit mentioned as next.
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Cindrella
Charles Frohman
Maude Adams
Long Island
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wellington Book Review Highlights Lin Yutang Title
Wellington residents attended a afternoon review of Lin Yutang’s My Country and My People at 2 30 in the Herrick Library Upper Reference room. Mrs Helen Tappan Berthoff of Oberlin led the session as sixty women gathered, hosted by the Wellington Sorosis Club with chair Mrs Lawrence Faker arranging, a local cast planned and refreshments to be served.
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Wellington
Lin Yutang
Herrick Library
Helen Tappan Berthoff
Oberlin
Wellington Sorosis Club
Lawrence Faker
Sew er project on Lincoln Barker Street completed early yesterday
WPA workers finished the Lincoln Barker Street sewer job late yesterday with about 31 men from Wellington, 3 from La Grange, and 1 from Camden. Additional projects are set to start next week.
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WPA
Lincoln-Barker Street
Wellington
la Grange
Camden
Wellington Kiwanis and Civic Notes Highlight March Events
Carl D. Sheppard spoke on Foreign Affairs at a Wellington Kiwanis luncheon in Herrick Auditorium outlining Russia Germany and Italy economic and diplomatic shifts leading to European tension. Kiwanis Queen luncheon and Probate Law lecture by Robert L Walden followed. PTA rehearsals begin for Oh Professor a musical comedy to be staged April 9 at Wellington schoolhouse with proceeds aiding child welfare. March Mystery program slated for the Tuesday PTA meeting.
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Carl D. Sheppard
Akron
U. S. House of Representatives
Wellington
Great Northern Railroad
Ed Bang
Cleveland News
Kiwanis
England
Robert L. Walden
Parent-Teachers Association
Wayne P. Lowell Co
Atlanta
Engle Hosts Progressive Class Evening Bunco Winners
Mr and Mrs Arthur Engle hosted the Congregational Progressive Sunday school class at their South Amherst home on Wednesday evening. Bunco was the feature with prizes awarded to Mrs Herman Witt Mca R Johnson William Roberts and Frank Powers. Eighteen members attended plus one guest the Rev Louis McKibben who were served retirements.
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South Amherst
Arthur Engle
Congregational Progressive
Bunco
Herman Witt
Mca. R. Johnson
William Roberts
Frank Powers
Louis McKibben
Firemen's social at Amherst station tonight
The Volunteer Firemen plan an social event for the Amherst Firemen tonight at the fire station. The gathering aims to foster camaraderie and community links among local fire crews.
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Amherst
Tuberculosis Skin Tests At School Under Dr Dew
Two hundred twenty nine students received a tuberculosis skin test under Dr F R Dew at the school house on Wednesday morning. X ray service will be provided for those who react. Several pupils also underwent the Schick diphtheria test.
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F. R Dew
Sixth graders stage Pandora's Fairy Story at Junior High Chapel
Sixth grade members presented a playlet Pandora's Fairy Story in the Junior High Chapel Thursday afternoon. Helen Tappan Berthoff has been presenting a book review series before Wellington civic and social groups at the senior high chapel period Wednesdays. Miss Maaiie West supervised the program.
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Helen Tappan Berthoff
Wellington
Maaiie West
Forty Cub Scouts Meet Forty Cub Scouts at Church Event
Forty Cub Scouts and their den chiefs enjoyed games before the park meeting at First Congregational church yesterday afternoon. Cub promise and law were recited, attendance checked, and Mr Gelwicks noted. J C Linville led a boy from each neighborhood to explain the promise in his own words as the pack moves toward charter enrollment. The Phantom Knight of the Vandal Camp was the lead story. Next week no pack meeting. dens will meet weekly. The next pack meeting is April 2.
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First Congregational Church
Blaine Johnson
Gelwick
J. C. Linville
Fainville
Gelwicks
Bible Class Church Meeting Hosts Birthday Fair Night
The Bible class of the Church of Christ held its monthly business and special meeting in the church last night with a large turnout. A birthday affair featured a social hour of games and contests and refreshments were served.
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Church of Christ
Wellington Garden Club Meets At 238 South Main
Mr and Mrs Homer Barbe hosted eighteen members at 238 South Main Street on Wednesday evening. Professor Sherman of Oberlin will discuss Gourds at the next meeting. Four-H clubs will attend in Herrick Auditorium after Faster. Mrs Guy E Wells presented In Search of Seeds and Miss Alice Andrus spoke on New Varieties of Seeds. Refreshments were served.
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Wellington Garden Club
Homer Barbe
South Main Street
Professor Sherman
Oberlin
Herrick Auditorium
Guy E. Wells
Alice Andrus
Local Notables Visit and Health Updates Across Elyria Area
Mr and Mrs William Body rushed to Elyria as their daughter Mrs Grant Aldrich remains critically ill after a stroke. William Allison and son in law Glenn Robb of Rittman visited Mr and Mrs Charles Shepard. Chauncey W Gannett made a business trip to Dayton. Flora Horr of Cleveland stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles W Horr. Hattie Baker improves at her daughter’s home Mrs Burt Curtice. Mrs Jack Flew called on her sister Mrs Chames Gott. Gott remains ill at home. Mr and Mrs M A Rady visited Tiffin friends. Elizabeth Still resides at home of daughter Miss Deborah Still Magyar Street.
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William
Elyria
Grant Aldrich
William Allison
Glenn Robb
Rittman
Charles Shepard
Chauncey W Gannett
Dayton
Flora Horr
Cleveland
Charles W. Horr
Hattie Baker
Burt Curtice
Jack Flew
Wakeman
Chames Gott
Gott
M. A. Rady
Tiffin
Elizabeth Still
Deborah Still
Magyar Street
Canada's Move Toward the Pacific Driven by Two Scotsmen
The push toward the Pacific in Canada is led chiefly by the efforts of Alexander Mackenzie and Lord Selkirk. Their enterprise underpins early exploration and expansion plans, shaping the country’s inland routes and colonial ambitions.
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Canada
Pacific
Alexander Mackenzie
Lord Selkirk
BRIEFS FROM SOUTH AMHERST ATTEND BASKETBALL GAME IN KENT
Among those from South Amherst who attended the basketball game in Kent Wednesday evening were Mr and Mrs Robert Allsop, Mr and Mrs Frederick Holzhauer, Mr and Mrs Paul Morl, Mr and Mrs FB Litzenberg, Harold Moore, Kenneth Henderson, Clifford Pierce, Miss Margaret Histed, Lois Springer and Charles Kolb. Mr and Mrs Henry Fridenstine of Elyria and Mrs James Hollinger and son James of Barberton were guests of South Amherst relatives. Mr and Mrs Harvey White and daughter Marian and Mrs Leonard Kolb of Cleveland spent Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Jacob Kolb.
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South Amherst
Kent
Robert Allsop
Frederick Holzhauer
Paul Morl
FB. Litzenberg
Harold Moore
Kenneth Henderson
Clifford Pierce
Margaret Histed
Lois Springer
Charlies Kolb
Henry Fridenstine
Elyria
James Hollinger
James
Barberton
Harvey White
Marian
Leonard Kolb
Cleveland
Jacob Kolb
Books on Triplets Births in San Francisco
Mrs. Olive Toupes, 22, gave birth to triplets in San Francisco, marking the fifth such case since 1928 and continuing a local ratio of about one set of triplets per 18,750 births.
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San Francisco
Olive Toupes
Toledo to Train Public Safety In High School Curriculum
A Toledo plan will require safety training in every high school course. A committee of principals and safety advocates will detail the program and oversee its implementation.
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Toledo
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