Mother Daughter Party and Local Organization Events
About 140 attended the Mother-Daughter party of the hilathes Bible class at St Peter's Evangelical church in Amherst. The evening featured a musical program under Mrs William Berg with performances by Ed Kothe Yaoma Schwitzki Louis Schwitzki Ruth Schulz and others, followed by a floral presentation and light refreshments. Separate notes mention social activities by the Ladies Aid Society and upcoming meetings of the Woman's Benefit Association the Good Deed class and the American Legion post, plus the First Evangelical Church Mother-Daughter banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Edith Heller
Elizabeth Aschenbach
Ray Jawett
Floyd Schwitzki
Ruth Schwitzki
Perkins
Ralph Roejard
Rawleigh
Ella Jaeger
Fendley
Fred Holzhauer
Cummings
Clayton Hollingaworth
Roberts
Ed. Bahl
Carpenter
Ed. Schwitzki
Rose
A.C. Kreeger
Ruth
William Berg
Mra
Rose Kane
Clyde Nugent
Woman's Benefit Association
L. J. Henes
Park Avenue
Good Deed
Congregational Church
Harold Kunkel
Tennoyavé
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Legion Rooms
First Evangelical Church
Holy Name Group Dines. Mother Daughter Banquet Draws Crowd
Group 2 of the Holy Name society at Joseph Church hosted a Thursday evening gathering at Clayton Young's home. The event opened with a brief business session, social hour with cards, and late refreshments. A separate notice details a Stonington Lodge fish dinner at the Masonic Hall starting 6:15 p.m., with a program and meeting to follow. A Mother and Daughter Banquet at St. Joseph parish drew about 150 attendees, featuring prayers, songs, a Yodeling Aces performance, a playlet, and a luncheon, honoring the oldest and youngest mothers. Additional items list Arbor Vitae Club dinner and bridge, plus church announcements for several local churches and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name
Holy Name Society of
Joseph Catholic Church
Clayton Young
Masonic Hall
Stonington Lodge
Sanquet
St. Joseph Parish
Altar Rosary Society
St. Joseph Catholic Church
James Eischen
Mother Dearest
J. A. Wesbecher
Mary Agnes Doyle
Crete
Aimee
Florence Brucker
Jean
A. P. Roth
Frank McDermott
Fr. Eischen
Plato
George Fuhrman
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
C. EB. Schmidt
Congregational Church
F. E. Eastman
Christian Endeavor Society
First Evangelical Church
A. M. Rickel
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
Methodist Church
R. C. Jensen
Avon Hostess Opens Pleasant Hour Club Meeting
Mrs Chas Wagner hosted the Pleasant Hour Club with one guest Mrs Gilbert Forthofer. Bridge honors went to Mrs George Narel first, Miss M A Webber second. A luncheon followed. next meeting in two weeks. Card Party at Mrs Matt Casper home drew seven tables of bridge and pedro. Theresa Wagner earned top bridge score. Pedro prize went to Mrs George Ackerman. Lunch served. next party to be announced. Also notes: Mrs John Wagner and Mrs Olicis Wagner of Elyria visited Miss Therese Wagner. Mr and Mrs Otto Schroeder of Amberet visited Duke Leacher and sister Miss Cista Lescher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adan Kolbe
N. Lake Road
Ladien
Goldie Gry
Minnie Sadlers
Arbor Vitae Club
Oberlin Inn
I. G. Maxwell
Harold Caves
Florence Hamel
Margaret Lynn
West Martin Street
Avon
Chas. Wagner
Pleasant Hour Club
Gilbert Forthofer
George Narel
M. A. Webber
Knights of St. John
Matt Casper
Pedro
Theresa Wagner
Hich
George Ackerman
John Wagner
Wis Olicis Wagner
Elyria
Therese Wagner
Otto Schroeder
Amberet
Oon
Duke Leecher
Migs Cista Lescher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleveland Bt
A. Senne
Chronicle-Telégram News
Central Bookstore
Church
Claus Mias
Gertrude Runn
First Evangelical Sunday School
Dewey Road
Kahn & Anderson
Broad Street
Hamburg
Mickey Mouse
Minnie Mouse
New Post Toasties
Mickey
Pluto the Pup
Horace Horsecollar
Goof
Little Pigs
Big Bad Wolf
Walt
OWLG
F.omn
Wang
Jenit
Tite Bros
Broad ST
Harold Mischka
Columbus, C
Norton, Va
Steve
Boise
Urab
Idaho
Fisher
Campbell’s Beans
Beder
Consomme
LUX
Kirkman’s
Cleveland
Broad
Lake Ave
E. River St
So. Main St
Oberlin
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