Amherst Woman Grace Brennen Dies at 27 in Local Hospital
Mrs Grace Brennen wife of James Brennen of Milan avenue died Thursday at 7 am in Amherst after a Providence birth and early life there She came to Amherst at age eight to live with her aunt and uncle Mrs and Mr John Wiegard She leaves husband and two children Jessie 7 and James Jr 19 months Funeral at St Josephs Church at 8 am Monday Fr James Elsen officiating Remains at Zilch Funeral Home before traslado to Milan avenue home for storage until funeral
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Amherst, D
Grace Brennen
James Brennen
Milan Avenue
Brennen
Providence
R. I
Amherst
John Wiegard
Jessie
James, Jr
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
James Elschen
Zilch Funeral
Watch prize ties to Amherst senior clock scheme
A community clock at Haserodt's Jewelry store will wind its hands to reveal the winner’s name for a handsome Elgin watch. If the winner is a boy a strap watch is awarded. if a girl a wrist watch. The drawing involves Amherst seniors and neighboring classes.
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Amherst
Haserodt
Elyria
Avon High School Commencement and Knightly Minstrel
Avon May 28 held the annual commencement in the high school auditorium with Dr. Charles DeBow delivering the address. Vocal solos by Mrs. Rose Mectert accompanied by Frank Mackert opened the program. Sunday’s minstrel by the Knights of St. John at St. Marys hall featured Frank Beam as Interlocutor with a long list of Endmen and a choral group led by Billie Reynolds and music by Leo Dore and his American Legion orchestra. The musical numbers included You Tell Me Your Dream and Old Pals Are The Best Pals among others.
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Thomas Sage
John Ferrall
Robert Balazia
Charles Wedina
Andrew Holp
Ann Zakskowski
Norma Berer
Thelma Feldkamp
Sally Peter
Ala
Florence Mazurkiewicz
Vera Sadowski
Cornelius Berer
Anthony Denke
Emile Surerjack
Leonard Okuly
Charles Jones
Orin Ball
Frank Blazina
Eugene Beer
Bruce Kaufman
Richard Felsy
Avon Community Notes of Dinners Plays and School Events
The Morning Glory club hosted the Mittendorf home with twelve games of progressive pedro and prizes to Mrs Wilford Mittendorf and Mrs Fisch er. Frank Klingshire hosted a dinner for twenty at their home. True Blue club calendar supper attracted a large Baptist church crowd. Avon high school seventh and eighth graders played St Mary’s in baseball with Avon winning 10-9 in the return game 7-1. Dorothy Stagg ill with scarlet fever. Edna Smith headed to Cleveland for an extended visit. Bernard Petersen’s family theatre party noted. Norman Straub recovering from pneumonia. Freshmen and sophomores set for a Friday picnic.
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Anna Zajkoski
Thomas Sage
Leonard Okuly
Mumm
George Felsy
Peggy
Ann Zajkowski
Jack
Frank Reynolds
Florence Mazurkiewicz
Henry Mittendorf
Morning Glory Club
Pedro
Charles Wilford
W. R. Fischer
Frank Kliingshire
Herman Klingshire
James
Cleveland
Guldtown
Avon
Dorothy Stagg
Avon High School
Edna Smith
H. P. Petersen
Bernard Petersen
Bridge Collapse Kills One, Injures Five in Ohio
In Zanesville Ohio on May 24 a collapsed trestle on the abandoned Southern Ohio Public Service traction line killed J RR Leary 34 and injured five others including Homer Snelling 52 and Edward Jones 28, as a gondola car piled with scrap iron plunged thirty five feet. Razing of the traction line had been underway.
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Zanesville
Southern Ohio Public Service Company Traction Lines
Here
J. RR. Leary
Homer Snelling
Edward Jones
Newark
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J. W. Baker
Kichen
Bread St
L.gardian
Palmolive
Zoc
John Frederick
John Wurmnest
Anna Mock
Lewia Reichert
L. P. Lersch
Adam Hahn
Helen Roemer
Camp Gray
Girl Reserve Club
Mich
G. R. Club
Bernice Lampher
Marion Steele
Bible School
Churches of
Camp Iss- See-Ets
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Oberlin
E. Baker
R. L. Menz
L. Stough
W. W. Marshall
N. W. Powers
C. E. Cooper
Nina Leuszler
Edna Menz
Edith Ehrman
The
Outdoor Life Association
Alumni Association
Amherst Hi
Dorotha Hearn
Ruth Barkley
Eugene Eastman
Iona Kaser
Franklyn Moebius
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Ella Hutton
North Ridge
Wm. Hutton
Doyle
Milton
Frank Hutton
Harry
Mariette
Hutton
ST. Ann's Society
Jacob Delfing
St. Ann's Sewing Society
St. Paul's
Ald Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Henry Abram
Misa Goldie Kreeger
Fess
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Jerome Menz
Corrine Finnegan
Florence
Gertrude Bodmann
J. J. Smythe
A. P. Roth
Paul Plato
Lorain
Alfar Rosary Society
Thomas Brennen
Eagles
F. C. E. Hall
Roy
Ben Schaeffer
Elizabeth Horvath
Irma Mathes
Pearl Edwards
A. Rolli
Alfred Flowers
Walter Gasser
Albert Schneider
Fred Gaumen
Geo. Pippert
Frances Drosdowski
Regina Furhman
Tenney Avenue
Frank Syrowski
Tressa Bybsinski
Margaret Lasco
Drosdowski
Skura
Anna Lasco
Helen Gidlinski
Frances Gidlinski
Minnie Attie
Amelia Pajor
Tressa Dybsinski
Myrtle Braun
Mary Brown
Marian Drosdowski
Quality Market
Broad Street
Eagle Building
Hamburg
Bologna
Norman Straub
Crystal Beach
Cascade Park
God
Bilows Market
Broad St
Finnegan’s Bakery
Wieners, Ib
Ib. Cc
Meadowbrook Creamery
Hese
Fisher
Pillsbury’s
HUNT
WTAM
Fisher’s
Middle Ave
Masonic Temple
California
Lay
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