Community Groups Plan Red Cross Drive at Parish House
Amherst AMIENS March 20 two civic groups met to discuss adopting gifts for the needy and arranging two ladies from each group to volunteer for the Red Cross drive. A family dinner is planned for a golden wedding anniversary with church parlor events and a committee list including Mischka Hamann Schroeder Sablers Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiens
Peter Evatizeliral
Circle Two
Haltonl
Harel Street
Charles Dold
Halil
William Derg
William Mischka
Anna Behruauch
Clarence Albrecht
Bahl
Afra
Leli- Wan
Mischka
Charles Hamann
Martin Schroeder
Charles
St Patrick Party and Club Meeting At Brownhelm Congregational
By Mrs Lucy Noemen and others reports a busy April program at the Brownhelm Congregational church with tea and birthday acknowledgments. Members held St Patrick festivities at Elyria avenue home, with talks on Christians and Vengeance and Easter bonnet contest honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Noemen
Axtel St
Chrele
Charles Finlay
Maple Atreet
Carl Northicilt
Ervin Eblert
Mra
Myron Northicim
Tralply Prittie
Anne Coverite
Stra
Clarence Kerns
Chiristians
Vengeance
Elaes Meschoff
Patrick Day
L. Roemer
Henry Holle
Flose Michael
Elyria Avenue
Eake
Harry Woll
John Daniel
Ervin Encert
Howard Kreeger
Fred Coverdale
Myron Northeim
Viola Zimmerman
Patsy Finlay
Elaine Itscholt
Ladies’ Society
Brownheln Congregational Church
George Thourot
Robert Kuebel
Virgil Mayne
T. Wilson
Grace Rice
Mayne
Johny Miller
Hayes Whittlesey
Frank Whyte
M. Dreschter
Adam Claus
John Miller
Howard Hite
Alice Claus
ST. Patrick
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Local church devotion and Loyal Workers meeting recap
In the home of their teacher Aiis Mayne Edwin Kawasaki and Stubert Showalter led devotions. A brief meeting followed with President Mele Burke appointing committees including Robert Showalter, Marjorie Pippert and Paul Letinbachs. Canes contests, lunch for 17 members and three guests, Irish songs. Loyal Workers class host Mrs Kath eile Croll presiding with readings by several members. Lunch for eight and one guest concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiis Mayne
Edwin, Kawasaki
Stubert Showalter
Acs Mveting
Mele Burke
Rober Showalter
Marjorie Pippert
Paul Letinbachs
Atida Vanteroord
Robert Hechitel
James Dali
Margaret Miller
Mia
Henry Leimbach
Halph Leimbach
Adam Northelin
Marthe Street
Katheile Croll
George Lipphardt
A. Norheim
Katherine Croll
Mary Hanchette
Nettie Tosa
George Schroeder
Brownhelm
Sirs
Raymond Sprague
Astre
George Thourot
Howard Hite
State Fair Grounds May Be Leased By War Dept
The Ohio State Fair, in its 92 years, will be canceled for World War II as the War Department cannot use the grounds. Gov Bricker, acting on the department's request, ordered plans for the fair called off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair
War Dept
Columbus
John W. Bricker
War Department
D. E. Buser
Brownhelm Church Notices and Local Club Reports
Local church notices from Brownhelm Congregational and Lutheran groups detail services, meetings, and leadership changes. Highlights include Virgil Mayne and Virgil Pincombe transfers, Circle Two bridge clubs, and upcoming events at WBA and Community Club. Church schools, sermons, and confirmations are listed alongside town social group activities and a junior high teaching position move.
Church Services Schedule Notes for Evangelical and Reformed
The schedule lists Evangelical services with Rev A McVey as pastor at 10:00 a m Church School 11:00 and Communion service. District superintendent Rev Allen in charge at 8:00 a m Evangelistic service. Evangelical and Reformed Her Weber pastor 9:15 worship service 10:15 church school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peter Evangelical
C. E Schmidt
First Evangelical
H.H. Maxwell
G. Te. Alien
Sistrict
Fremont
M. A. Burrs
Tren Elyria
BE. McVey
le ‘Allen
Evangelical and Reformed
Her
Weber
Ohio State Fairgrounds Offered to War Effort Amid Emergency
Governor Bricker and War Department discussions reveal the state fairgrounds could be used by the air force for aircraft parts and equipment handling. Bricker pressed to continue fair plans, urging cooperation with juvenile exhibits, while the fair faces its first cancellation in 92 years due to the wartime push. Coal restrictions limit Dublin households to 250 pounds of coal this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
Robert J. Patterson
Air Force Command
Ohio
War Department
State Board of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amherst
Aasyketball
GA. A. of
Gerealdine Smith
Kay Brown
Gloria Whitman
Ruth Leuszler
Gloria Peabelly
Sally Kreeger
Pat Penton
Elaine Seichert
Joyce Ellis
Cone Kuminis
Lois Rosenkra
Betty Yonkings
Alice, Gane
Dorothy Dute
Thelma Nichols
Christine Wolf
Marjorie Deuschle
Jacqueline Bracadigan
Mildred Kaser
Betty Witte
Vera Mae Schubert
Rosetta Hill
Norma Lange
Janice, Hollingsworth
Ora Mae Schaeller
Eileen Connell
Anna Simian
Janet Smith
Aleta Mays
John McCarthy
SEGHY
Lincoln Neal
Rivoli
Horace Het
Heart of
Texas
Loretta Kay Kyler
Ble Miller
Benny Goodman
Duke Ellington
Harry James
Kate Smith
Kost
Lily § Silrausy
Victor Herbert
Alanetz
Rites
Wagner
Gabardine
Adllovna
Red Cross
Ostrov’s
Brownhelm Churches
Eric Ae
Margaret VanderOord
Ladies’ Aid Society
Steve
Paul Lutheran Church
TESCS
Caroline Rose
Helen Rice
Elmer Gall
Harris Street
Society of the Congregational Church
Bridge
William Bruce
Floyd McIntire
Earl Rockwood
Clyde Donnelly
W. B.A
H. A. Monger
South Main Street
Clem Rice
Leavitt Road
Middle Ridge
Ltis
Virgil Pincombe
Board of Education
Thomas Edison
Cleveland
Wis
Lee Prior
Alman
Heidelberg University
Tiffin
South Amherst
Emerson Sanderron
I Worsniy
Christian Endeavor
St. Paul Lutheran
Fer
Roc
Rosr
St Josph Catholic
Mer
James Smith
Meckness
Lake Ave
Dublin
Bee Bee
Phillips Drug Store
Graystone Hotel
Sears Fashion Center
Charmode
Francine
Joan Bradley
SEARS
Broad Street
Colomne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!