Amherst Events Draw Members From Nearby Clubs
Amherst Ohio hosts a Hastings Townsend Club meeting at Tenney Avenue with Lorain club members present and book reports requested. Lorain County Beekeepers meet at E J Ernst home at eight. W F Dunham will lecture on beekeeping. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters schedule meetings this week. Eastern Stars and Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Osland announce gatherings with plans for May events.
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Amherst
Amherst Townsend Club
Henry Schriner
Tenney Avenue
Lorain Club
Lorain County
Bee Keepers’ Association
E. J. Ernst
W. FE. Dunham
Ohio State University
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of $Ouland
Odd Fellows Hall
Parish supper honors Rev Eischen at St Joseph church
Att. Patrick supper under Circle 3 of St Ann's Society fed over 250 at St Joseph Catholic parochial school hall Sunday. Atty J J Smythe acted as toast master as program featured talks on Greater Ireland and Ireland of Today Judge Duffy Lorain sang When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Mrs J Henry and Mrs J O Neill performed a piano duet Rev Fr Steiger South Amherst spoke on After 15 Years of Hard Labor Rev Fr James Elitschen noted the fifteenth anniversary of his pastoral service and was presented a chair. The event concluded with remarks by Mr Smythe.
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Patrick
Circle 3
St. Ann's Society of
St. Joseph
J. J. Smythe
Ireland
Duffy
Lorain
Joseph Henry
J. A. Wesbecher
James Henry
J. O'Niell
Steiger
South Amherst
James Elitschen
Eischen
Smythe
Lenten Services At St Peter's Church And Women’s Union
The third Lenten service is set for 7 30 Wednesday with Rev. Schmidt speaking on The Cross the Tie that Binds and special choir music. Circle 3 meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs E H Mays home Park avenue with Mrs William Miller as assistant hostess. Circle 1 gathers Thursday afternoon at Mrs Katherine Diedrick Fast Martin street with Mrs Minnie Starck assisting. Circle 2 hosts Thursday afternoon at Mrs Wm Berg Leavitt road with Mrs Clarence Albrecht assisting. Choir rehearsal at the church parlors at 7 30 Friday evening.
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Schmidt
Women’s Union
E. H. Mays
Park Avenue
William Miller
Katherine Diedrick
Fast Martin Street
Minnie Starck
Wm. Berg
Leavitt Road
Circle 2
Women's Union
Clarence Albrecht
Amherst Hi team wins all three in Ohio tourney return
Amherst High School and coach Robert Hubbard returned home Saturday from Kent Ohio after three days at the North Eastern Ohio district tournament where they won all three games. Saturday they defeated Canton Township 28 to 13 and will travel to Columbus Thursday for the state tournament.
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Amherst Hi
Robert Hubbard
Kent
Ohio
Canton Township
Columbus
Church Groups Schedule Meetings in Elyria
The Men’s Club gathers at the church parlors Tuesday evening. A midweek Lenten service continues Wednesday at 7 30 with Rev Armin Schroeder of St John Lutheran Elyria speaking on Simon Peter. Rev Bosse will address Grace Lutheran Elyria. The Ladies Aid meets at the church parlors Thursday afternoon.
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Armin Schroeder
St. John Lutheran Church
Elyria
Simon Peter
Bosse
Grace Lutheran
Queen Esther Club Plans Thursday Meeting in Oberlin
The Queen Esther club will meet with Mrs. Don Bryant on W Lorain Street Oberlin Thursday evening. Members should gather at the parsonage by 7 15 and transport will be arranged. The choir rehearsal occurs Friday evening at Mrs. I G Maxwell's home on Park Avenue.
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Queen Esther ¢Lass
Don Bryant
W. Lorain Street
Oberlin
I. G. Maxwell
Park Avenue
Prayer Meetings Planned at Local Homes This Week
A men's prayer meeting was held Saturday evening at the home of George Garthe on Hazel street. Mrs. Jacob Muth of Forest street will open her home for a ladies' prayer service Tuesday afternoon. All interested are invited to attend.
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George Garthe
Hazel Street
Jacob Muth
Forest Street
Communion Service With Hindering the Truth in Unrighteousness
A communion service accompanied Sunday evening worship with Rev. C L Alien district superintendent preaching on Hindering the Truth in Unrighteousness. The intermediate group meets at 3 30 Wednesday afternoon in the pastor study. The choir rehearses at 6 45 Thursday evening at the church and the mid week Lenten service begins at 7 45.
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C. L. Alien
Fremont
Discharged: Mrs Merlin Mon e gan and baby girl
Discharged: Mrs Merlin Mon e gan and a baby girl from Brownhelm. Melvin Schroeder and a baby boy on South Main Street.
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Merlin Monegan
Brownhelm
Melvin Schroeder
South Main Street
Kidnap Threat Locks Down Beverly Hills Boy Home
Four year old George Holmes Jr. received federal protection after anonymous letters threatened abduction. He was guarded at his Beverly Hills home by federal agents and police. The boy is son of Hallie Holmes and a mining engineer whose discovery of the Silver Queen mine at Mojave, California, earlier this year brought wealth.
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George Holmes, Jr
Beverly Hills
Cal
Hallie Holmes
Silver Queen
Mojave
Public meeting on living conditions at Town Hall
Direct Credit Society holds a public meeting at Town Hall Tuesday evening at 7 39. A speaker from national headquarters will discuss a remedy to permanently better living conditions. Admission is free.
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Direct Credit Society
National Headquarters
Ladies Society Meeting at Congregational Church Parlors
The Ladies Society of the Congregational church will meet at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Melvin Schwartz and Mrs. L. J. Beach as hostesses.
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Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
Melvin Schwartz
L. J. Beach
Amherst Garden Club Meeting at Town Hall Tonight
The Amherst Garden Club will hold its regular meeting at the Town Hall this evening. The program includes a talk by Mrs. J. S. Clifford on The Newer Plants.
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Amherst Garden Club
Town Hall
Reverend Jensen Leads Vesper Services at Pleasant View
Rev R J Jensen, pastor of the Methodist church, conducted vesper services at Pleasant View Sanatorium at 1 p m on Sunday.
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Rev. R. ©. Jensen
Methodist Church
Pleasant View Sanitorium
Elyria grocers back sealer of weights and measures
Taken from our files 25 years ago the Elyria retail grocers association voted in favor of appointing a city sealer of weights and measures. The Smith Brothers jewelry business was sold to Charlies Wurst. A barn on Grove Sned Street in Oberlin was destroyed by fire after the fire team helped on street work on the west side. The hauling horses were exhausted by the long run to the city hall and pulled the heavy fire wagon slowly.
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Elyria Retail Grocers’ Association
Smith Brothers
Charlies Wurst
Oberlin
Grove- Sned Street
Broad Street property offer prompts historic value notes
Property between Washington Avenue and East Avenue on Broad Street is valued at 550 dollars per front foot for a 20 foot strip, with past sales at 90 dollars per foot 32 years ago and 323 pounds per foot in 1896. The American Lace Company reports wartime orders, spurring busy times. English blockade and U boat activity boost American made races, reducing imports. First M E Church trustees yesterday announced purchase of the D C T Maynard property.
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Broad Street
Washington Avenue
East Avenue
Lorain Annexes 1000 Acres East of City
The Lorain county commissioners approved annexation of about 1 000 acres of land to Lorain. The area lies east of the city and extends to Noot Road. A property adjoining the church on the east also changed hands for 20 000 dollars.
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Lorain
Noot Road
Water discovery clears way for Grafton state farm plan
Backers of the Grafton state farm site for a state institution for feeble minded believe the water supply obstacle is removed. General Wilder Metcalf of Lawrence Kansas, former Elyrian, has been nominated by President Coolidge to be commissioner of pensions. He was born in Elyria and graduated from Elyria High School and Oberlin College. An ordinance allowing all night...
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Grafton State Farm
Wilder
Metcalf
Lawrence
Kansas
Elyrian
Coolidge
Elyria
Elyria High School
Oberlin College
Controversy in Northeastern Arkansas sharecropper dispute
The article contrasts views between socialist groups and the Southern Tenant Farmers Union about oppression by plantation owners. It notes evictions and lack of shelter for many sharecroppers while landlords and authorities blame farmers for low education and business acumen, countered by union leaders who say economic bondage persists.
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Tyronza
Ark
Maren
Arkansas
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
Public Opinion Favors Anti-Union Stance in Tyronza Area
Public opinion in Tyronza and nearby areas shows strong opposition to socialist unionization of sharecroppers. A survey finds no more than 25 percent of tenants in Tyronza as union members, with many nonmembers viewing the union with disdain. other communities report even lower membership.
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Tyronza
Simple Adlerika Remedy For Headache Relief
Advertisement claims dull headaches caused by constipation disappear after one Adlerika dose. It purports to clean poisons from both upper and lower bowels, improving sleep and nervousness. Endorsed by W. Phillips, Druggist.
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Cc. W. Philips
Sermon at Town Hall Inspires Local Congregation
A well filled house at the Foursquare church in Town Hall heard Rev. G Hirst Canton preach on Our Tottering Democracy after finishing a Sidney O campaign. Infant Dale Louis Garger was dedicated. Music included Lois Jean Garber and Jean Darton solos, DeVries Sisters spirituals, and the choir. Several local host families welcomed guests from nearby cities.
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G. Hirst
Canton
Sidney
E. Garger
Little Dale Louis
Jesus
Jean Darton
Pittsfield
Christ
Home Sweet Home
Lois Jean Garber
Henrietta
Deer Numbers Rise in Colville Forest, Census Finds
okeanogan Wash a game commission census shows deer numbers have surged in the Colville National Forest. The 1935 count reached about 9 900 animals, up from 1 540 in 1922. Strict enforcement of game laws credited with the rise.
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Okanogan
Wash
Colville National Forest
Game Commission
National Socialist Party Stresses State Power Over Socialism
The movement emphasizes nationalist aims with socialism seen as a belief in the state's omnipotence. It frames nationalism as the core of policy, downplaying socialistic promises while prioritizing strong centralized authority.
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Hitler
Socialist Party
New Comfort or Those Who Wear False Teeth
FASTEETH powder offers major comfort for wearers of false teeth by sprinkling on upper or lower plates to secure them firmly. It lacks gum taste or paste-like feel, deodorizes, and is sold at Muir's and other drug stores.
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Muir's
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