Community club and church events in Amherst area
Tonight in Amherst Ohio members of Au Courant Club meet at Mrs Nelson Pippert home. Circle 2 of St Ann s society meets at Mrs Peter Wohlever s home.Lesson auxiliary gathers at Town Hall. Evangelistic service at First Evangelical Church at 7 30 Rev Hayes on Following Afar. Knights of Pythias meet at Pythian Hall. Grange meets at Grange Hall. Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland meets at Odd Fellow Hall. Good attendance 138 desired.
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Amherst
Nelson Pippert
West Street
Au Courant Club
Circle 2
St. Ann’s Society
St. Joseph's Church
Peter Wohlever
Franklin Street
Lesson Auxiliary
Town Hall
First Evangelial Church
Hayes
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Hickory Tree
Grange
Milan Avenue
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow Hall
Amherst Hospital Auxiliary plans open house and tea
The Amherst Hospital Auxiliary met at the Gas Office Monday evening with president Mrs A P Roth presiding. Monette Dazon plans an open house May 12 with inspection and tea. A arrangements committee was named including Mrs W V Marshall and others. Mrs Charles Kreeger joined the supply committee. The group hemmed towels and dressings for the local hospital and 16 were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Hospital
A. P. Roth
Knights Attend District Pythian Meeting at Masonic Hall
Delegation of 18 Knights of Pythias joined district events at Lorain last evening with district deputy grand chancellor commander J. C. leading. The gathering reflects fraternal activity and local participation in the Pythian order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Pythian
Masonic Hall
Lorain
J. C
How To Be Saved Sermon At First Baptist Church
Evangelist W. S. Colegrove leads Passion Week services at the First Baptist Church with nightly talks on the new birth and salvation. Tonight at 7:30 he continues the series titled How To Be Saved as part of the week long events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Colegrove
First Baptist Church
W. S. Colegrove
God
Elyria
Jesus Christ
Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Bill” Colegrove
Lorain officials chair meeting with local talent program
Standen of Lorain served as chair man and toastmaster as Supreme Finance Officer Snyder of Cleveland and other prominent officials attended. After brief talks by these officers, Lorain talent presented an entertainment program.
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Standen
Lorain
Supreme Finance Officer
Snyder
Cleveland
Pythian Sisters Hold Special Meeting Install Officer
Evelyn Raesler was installed as manager by installing officer Mrs. A C Kreeger following Miss Florence Guilds resignation. Committees were named to present ballot exemplification for the April 20 annual inspection and the evening focused on practice for inspection.
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Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Evelyn Raesler
A. C. Kreeger
Raesler
Florence Guild
Mother and child born in Oberlin over weekend
Mrs William Trumbull of Oberlin R D 1 was admitted Monday and gave birth to a baby girl, adding a new arrival to the local community.
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William Trumbull
Oberlin, R. D
Local movers and club notices from Lorain area
Mr and Mrs Neal Morgan and family move from Lorain to the Roth property on Cleveland Avenue. Mr and Mrs C M Hirst return from a nine weeks south stay. The Eagles auxiliary will meet Thursday evening at the F O E Hall.
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Neal Morgan
Lorain
Roth
Cleveland Avenue
C. M. Hirst
South
Eagles
F. O. E. Halt
Medium power rifle calibers for small game and vermin
A North American Sportsman’s Club note outlines popular small game calibers 22 Hornet 25 20 and 32 20 for rifle use. It compares lever and bolt actions from Winchester Savage Sedgley and custom makers and notes cost and accessibility of small game hunting versus big game. It invites readers to submit questions to the North American Sportsman Bureau in Chicago.
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Sedgley Springfield Sporter
Griffin & Howe
Sedgley
Winchester
S. S
Savage
Sedgles
North American Sportsman's Bureau
Wrigley Building
Chicago
Ill
Worship and Praise Dedication at M. E. Church
Wellington D March 23 The new songbooks Worship and Praise were dedicated at Sunday School and put into service. The Epworth League showed Life of Christ slides during a joint Seniors and Intermediates meeting. Palm Sunday sermon The Triumphant Jesus by Rev Lonzo Green. Jack Wainwright Medina led singing and offered a trumpet solo Wounded for Me.
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Wellington
M. E
Christ
Epworth League
James Turner
Charles Shepard
Mount Zion
Herbert
Leora Voxtheimer
Jerusalem
Parler
Jesus
Lonzo Green
Jack Wainwright
Medina
Mame Dirlam
Josie Tompkins
Wainwright
Home Guards of the M. E. Church Meet in Farmington
The Home Guards of the M. E. church held their March meeting Saturday afternoon with Mrs. J. C. Turner. The lesson study centered on The Wavage Methodist Mission in Farmington New Mexico. Betty Hardman gave the chapter in the book review. Games, singing, and refreshments followed served by the hostess.
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M. E. Church
J. C. Turner
Wavage Methodist
Farmington New Mexico
Betty Hardman
Wellington Kiwanis Reports Foundry Site Interest
Daniel Shepard Kiwanis president says a Timken Detroit Axel division inquiry cites Wellington as a potential foundry location. The proposed plant would employ a substantial number of workers and shape local industry.
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Daniel Shepard
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Michigan Value and Foundry
Timken-Detroit
Axel Comp Ny
Wellington
Phelps Daughter Named to Kent State Honor Roll
Miss Jean Phelps daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Phelps of here and a Kent State University student earns a place on the scholarship honor roll for the first semester 1936 37 with a 3.5 point average equivalent to a high B. She is a Wellington High school graduate.
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Jean Phelps
Guy ©. Phelps
Here
Kent State University
Miss Phelps
Wellington High School
Scout Fund Campaign Reaches 400 Dollars At Noon
The Boy Scout Fund campaign reached 400 dollars by noon Monday and will continue until every resident has been solicited. Organizers hope to raise 600 dollars or more to compare with the campaign a decade ago.
Local Social Notes From Shelby Area
Mrs Linton White is reported ill. Mr and Mrs E B Turner return from Florida trip. Mr and Mrs Clayton Shepard and family visited Mr and Mrs Norbert Gaher in Jeromeville. Miss Hollis Turner, Jeromeville teacher, spent weekend with her parents. Bert Knapp renovates space once held by the First National Bank Building for tenancy.
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Linton White
Robert Daugherty
Mary Elizabeth
Robert Scott
Shelby
RL. Walden
Here
H .R. Daugherty
E. B. Turner
Florida
Clayton Shepard
Cora Shepard
Norbert Ga Her
Jeromeville
Mise Hollis Turner
Mrs Helen Speer to Address Wellington Town Send Club
Mrs Helen Speer from Cleveland arrives tonight to speak at the Wellington Town send club meeting held at the Grange hall. She serves as secretary of the 20th district Congregational Board.
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Helen Speer
Cleveland
Wellington Townsend Club
Grange Hall
20Th District Congregational Board
Grace Roedel
Philathea
Lawrence BeVier
Rochy River Research Club
Reynolds
Rochy River
Trevaulas
Wellington
Mace Production Advances in Mass T-DoR Innovation
The report notes strides in mace production adapting to mass theater of demand. Key firms and researchers collaborate with government agencies to scale output. Analysts cite improved efficiency, safety protocols, and potential export growth as prominent factors.
Care emphasized in selecting milk supply by county health chief
Dr. F R Dew urged careful milk purchasing and pasteurization to protect health. Elyria reports show 89 percent of milk pasteurized with 3386 inspections yearly. He advised inspecting plants, ensuring clean handling, and avoiding exaggerated claims such as Grade A Milk labels.
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F. R. Dew
Dew
Elyria
R. P. Fowler
County Health Department
Dr. Dew
Advice on Buying Farm Raw Milk and Labels
The speaker notes little difference between labeled and plain milk products and warns health departments discourage farm gate purchases. Consumers should verify farmer permits, cow testing, and cleanliness of barns, milk rooms, and utensils before buying at the farm.
Church of the Ascension Palestine Allows Christian Mass Days
The Church of the Ascension in Palestine is Muslim property with Christians permitted to hold mass on specific days.
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Church of the Ascension
Palestine
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