South Amherst Athletic Banquet and Community Notices
The South Amherst PTA hosts the annual athletic banquet in the school auditorium at 6 20 pm with basketball teams as honored guests. Congregational Ladies Dime Society will serve dinner. Royal Neighbors hostesses Mrs John Jamie and Mrs Eval Wagner entertain at Swiss Hall Thursday evening. Various union, missionary, and brief society items outline meetings and social visits. Also notes work on Birmingham high school gymnasium and a Civil War provision statistic for Lincoln vs McClellan, 1864.
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South Amherst
Parent-Teacher Association
Congregational Ladies’ Dime Society
John Jamie
Eval Wagner
Swiss Hall
Radio Talk by E F Allen Promotes Crippled Children Aid
Edsar F Allen, known as Daddy Allen, spoke on the radio about aiding crippled children. He recounts orphan Jimmie and outlines an International Society program spanning the United States, Canada, and beyond, urging professional care, education, prevention, and government support. The piece notes a planned Easter Crippled Children Seals drive to fund programs and keep public interest alive.
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E. F. Allen
Chronicle-Telegram
Edsar F. Allan
Daddy
Danyy
India
Ganges
Rome
Tiber
United States
International Society
Hill
Aarge
International
Tim
Crippie
Hiel
International Society For Crippled Children
Wibiam
Spon
Ohio Society
Rotary Club
Elyria
Ice
California
Robert Kingert Buell
You Can Mind Your P s And Q s Monogram Pattern 5565
Instructions offer three alphabets for monogramming linens and lingerie using satin or seed stitch. Pattern 5565 includes transfer alphabets in sizes 2 in, 1 3 8 in, and 3 2 in, placement guidance, stitch illustrations, and material needs. Send 19 cents and provide name address and pattern number.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 13Th Street
New York
Good Time and Sewing Club Notes from Birmingham
The Goodtime club met at Mrs. Myron Frisby’s Ax tel home with card honors for Mrs Otto Knott Mrs Edwin Howe and Mrs Myron Frisby and a midnight luncheon. Sewing Club met at Mrs Jessie Berkmeier’s home with fifteen members. next meeting at Mrs Ollavier’s Vermilion home. A series of social visits include Mr and Mrs Hill of Sandusky with their daughter Mrs Edward Prince Jr and aunts, plus Mrs Marion Bates visiting Wakeman and the Logan family. local residents Leland Packard Dan and Henry McKruski called on.
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Birmingham
Myron Frisby
Axtel
Otto Knott
Edwin Howe
Lucille SneHnenberger
Jessie Berkmeier
Ollavier
Vermilion
Hill
Sandusky
Sendar
Edward Prince, Jr
Auns
Marion Bates
Jerome Logan
Wakeman
Leland Packard
Dan and
Henry McKruski
Teeth extraction in Aranta practice tied to rain rites
In primitive Aranta or Africa, tooth extraction is described as a religious rite of clans linked to rain and water. The practice aims to shape faces to resemble rain-bearing black clouds believed to foretell the end of drought, regarded as part of the same cultural lineage.
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Africa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amherst
Woman's Union
Woman’s Union
Su Joan's Evangelical Church
Jord Holzhauer
Witliam Holzbauer
Harold Flowers
Warren
Thomas Flowers
Arthur Engle
William Edenan
Genevieve Jamie
Wailliam Krugman
Frederick Lang
Norma
John Schaffer
Alice McDonald
Jay Harpster
Elvrra
Max Krugman
C. Boner
North Olmsted
Carrie Davidson
Carl Worth
Ima Worth
Morgan
Cleveland
Katherine
Rose Heimsall
Jake Swanger
Ruth
Strongsville
Robert Moulder
Martha
P. W. Aultmilier
Henrietta
Wais
Lincoln
McClellan
Obra
Tumwe
Budapest
Ixhe
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
Iss
Middle Avenue
Esmond
C.h.merthew Co
Leighton
Baku
Port Bonheurs
Fou
Household Brooks
Good Time Club
George B. Wuhrman
Mgr
Middle Ave
Ady Ain
Salama
Lodi Street
Axminster
Glade Thomas & Brown