Community events fill evening in Amberst area
Local churches hold study sessions at homes on South Lake and East streets. Card parties sponsored by Plate Lodge I C O F at Odd Fellow Hall and Avenue Club Stone City Eastern Stars at Masonic Hall. Other gatherings include Wickery Tree Grange practice, Young Ladies Catholic Club bingo, and Woman's Benefit Association host at William Schrader home.
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Amberst
Congregational Church
C.A. Alexander
South Lake Street
Plate Lodge
Odd Fellow
Avenue Club
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Methodist Church
Joe Barter
East Street
Circle One
Jay Gillette
South Main Street
Wickery Tree Grange
C. A. Alexander
Brookside Grange
Young Ladies’ Catholic Club
Creomulsion Ad Urges Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a quick remedy for chest cold bronchial irritation and persistent coughs. It claims relief from the first dose and offers a money back guarantee if results are not satisfactory.
Circle 3 Women of St Peter’s Evangelical Meet at Northeim Home
Circle 3 of the Women’s Union at St Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed met at Mrs. Carl Northeim’s Tenney avenue home. Miss Anna Lemke assisted. 11 members and four guests attended. readings, a bingo social, and a luncheon with green decor were featured. honors went to Mrs. E G Menz and Mrs. Charles Fisker.
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Circle 3
Women’s Union
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Carl Northeim
Tenney Avenue
Anna Lemke
William Mischka
John Wiegand
Paul Redman
Herman Kreeger
Alva Rosenkranz
W. Mischka
Robert Hasenflue
L. Roemer
E. H. Mays
Ervin Ehlert
Charlies Fisker
FE. G. Menz
Adam Hahn
Amelia Deuschle
Maple Syrup Luncheon At Congregational Church
The Ladies Society of the Congregational Church sponsored a maple syrup luncheon at church parlors on Wednesday from 11 30 to 5 pm. Guests attended from Millersburg Vermilion Brownhelm South Amherst and Amherst.
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Ladies Society of the Congregational Church
Millersberz
Vermilion
Brownhelm
South Amherst
Amherst
St Patrick Themed Antique Display At Local Event
The event featured St Patrick decorations and favors, an antique display of glassware china and embroidered samplers, including land grants issued by the English king in 1679 and 1739 owned by Mrs Mary Mahkorn. A table offered novelties and baked goods while Mrs Robert Short read fortunes with tea leaves.
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Mary Mahkorn
Robert Short
Medical Missionary Reports From India Visit at Church
Dr. E. W. Whitcomb, medical missionary to India, home on furlough, spoke at St. Peter's Evangelical and Reform ed church on Wednesday about his work at Tilda Hospital. He described local superstitions to overcome and called for more medical missions.
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E. W. Whitcomb
India
Tilda Hospital
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Quilting Session At St Paul Church Aided By Mrs Schulz
The ladies of St Paul Lutheran church held an all day quilting session at the home of Mrs William Schulz on Tenney Avenue. A tureen dinner was served at noon.
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Ladies of
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Willam Schulz
Tenney Avenue
Initiation Feature of Stone City Eastern Stars Meeting
The Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars held a Wednesday evening meeting with initiation as a feature. Special music was rendered by Miss Edith Heller and Mrs. C Springer. A social hour followed and lunch was served.
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Stone City
Eastern Stars
Edith Heller
C. Springer
Joint meeting of Junior Walther League and Concordia Club
The Junior Walther League and Concordia Club of St Pauls Lutheran church held a joint meeting at the church parlors after the evening service. The Concordia Club led the program. A social hour followed and refreshments were served.
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Junior Walther League
Concordia Club
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Queen Esther class hosts gathering at Spring Street home
The Queen Esther class of the Methodist church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Wilmah Egeland on Spring Street Friday evening. A good attendance is desired.
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Queen Esther
The
Methodist Church
Wilmah Egeland
Spring Street
Hospital Birth and Admissions Report
Mrs. Harry Hoffner delivered a baby boy at the local hospital on Wednesday. Admissions included Winter Rose Lorain and John Szucs Lorain.
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Hospital News
Harry Hoffner
Winter Rose
Lorain
John Szucs
Local Social Notes Reflect Munroe County Visits
Mrs. Frank Stang of Millersburg visited Mrs. A. C. Kreeger on Wednesday. Mrs. Wilmah Egeland attended a tea at Brownhelm Congregational church hosted by the Just-a-Mere Club. Donald Mathes, at Naval Training School Norfolk, plans a visit to his parents on Middle Street. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heathcote of South Amherst dined with Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Jenne Wednesday evening.
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Frank Stang
Millersbers
A. C. Kreeger
Wilmah Egeland
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Just-a-Mere Club
Donald Mathes
Naval Training School
Norfolk
W. Springer
Middle Street
Joseph Heathcote
South Amherst
B. A. Jenne
Mercury Lamps Simplified By Use Of Two Bulbs
Cleveland engineers announce a 100 watt mercury lamp as light as a 200 watt filament bulb. The small tubular bulb within a bulb design uses a protecting outer envelope and inner mercury chamber with argon to start. Two electrodes at the inner bulb ends trigger an arc, with operation on standard 110 to 120 volt lines and about two atmospheres of pressure.
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Cleveland
Oregon Installs Uniform Crossing Safety Devices
All railroad crossings in Oregon will get uniform safety devices including warning signals and pavement markings. The plan aims to reduce crossing accidents by making motorists more crossing conscious and will include checks on accidents to target dangerous crossings with extra precautions.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Eskimos mostly do not live in igloos says priest
Boston report notes Reverend Bernard R. Hubbard describes Eskimos as similar in habits to Americans and explains few live in igloos. He warns tuberculosis and intermarriage threaten Eskimo populations amid his Far North exploration fame.
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Boston
Bernard R. Hubbard
S. J
Far North
Father Hubbard
Educated Mule Costs Owner $50
A Keensburg resident Henry Stoll struck a cow on a highway near Zone Colorado. The educated mule owned by H Nida trained Japanese gardener opened the pasture gate causing the herd to roam onto the road. The cow was unharmed but Nida must pay $50 for the auto damage.
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Stoll
Nida
Woman Directs Funerals in Hibbing Minn
Mrs. A. Ryder Capra of Hibbing is among the country’s few female funeral directors. For 20 years she worked as an associate of her undertaker father W. J. Ryder before carrying on the family business as a full director.
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Hibbing. Minn
A. Ryder Capra
Hibbing
W. J. Ryder
Home Water Softener and Nail Filing Tips
A simple home bath softening method uses one pound bran in one gallon water, strained to a milky bath rinse. For nails, avoid filing near the sides or too pointed tips. keep them slightly rounded for a more shapely, conservative look on short, plump fingers.
First Nine Years Of Marriage Are Most Critical
Suffolk County source courts show the first nine years of marriage are the hardest and that families with two or more children help prevent marital breakups. Average duration in the district runs nine years, with forbearance over roughly a decade seen as building a permanent habit. Children are a real factor in salvaging an otherwise unbearable marital yoke.
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Boston
Mass
Suffolk County
Divorces in Suffolk County Rise Among Mothers in 1936
Few divorces were granted to parents with two or more children in Suffolk last year. Hard times appeared to stabilize marriages as poverty rose. In 1936, 69 percent of divorce actions were filed by women, with cruel and abusive treatment the leading cause.
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Suffolk County
Fair Sex
States Earth Is Two Billion Years Old
Cambridge scientist Kirt presents a new yard stick from radioactive substances to measure Earth's age claiming the planet is two billion years old.
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Earth
Cambridge, Mass
Kirt
Harvard geologist cites age of Earth at two billion years
Harvard professor F. Mather says geologists have only recently developed a satisfactory method to measure time in Earth’s history. He notes that the oldest minerals date from ancient geological periods and highlights advances in dating techniques.
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Ley F. Mather
Harvard
Arkansas Geologist Says State Bauxite Mines Near Exhaustion
The state geologist warns that Arkanees bauxite deposits will be exhausted by 1977, though the mines currently supply 90 percent of the nation’s output. The discussion notes ages around 1.8 billion and 609 thousand years based on specimen dating.
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Little Rock
Ark
Indecisive Person Delays Choosing Between Two Tasks
A man habitually hesitates between two options and ends up doing neither. The quote reflects procrastination and indecision as a barrier to action.
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