Amherst Girl Weds in Quiet Home Ceremony
Dorothy E. Vippert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Vippert, married George F. Hartzell of Cleveland at her parents home in Amherst. Rev. C E Schmidt officiated using the single ring rite before close relatives. The couple plans a West 140 Street Cleveland home. Miss Vippert is a 1920 Amherst High graduate and employed at Peterson Nut Co., while Hartzell works at Cleveland Trust Co.
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Amherst
Dorothy E. Vippert
Martin Pippert
Cleveland Avenue
George F. Hartzell
G. Hartzell
Cleveland
C. E. Schmidt
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Arthur Aebersold
Aebersold
Miss Pippett
Hartzell
West 140 Street
Amherst High
St Peter's Evangelical Church
Peterson Nut Co
Cleveland Trust Co
Diocesan Convention Delegates Attend Luncheon in Cleveland
Mrs Caroline Kelch Mrs A G Menz Mrs J O Neill and Mrs D K Wilson joined 7160 delegates in Cleveland for the Diocesan convention of the National Council of Catholic Women held in the Georgan room at Hotel Cleveland. Main speakers of the occasion addressed the assembly at a noon luncheon.
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Caroline Kelch
A. G Menz
J O'Neill
D K. Wilson
Cleveland
National Counel
Cleveland Diocese hosts convention with hundreds of ladies
Rt. Rey and Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland, joined by M. P. Mooney, presided as hundreds of ladies from the Cleveland Diocese attended the convention. The event gathered delegates from across the diocese and showcased the regional Catholic community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. Rey
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
M. P. Mooney
Cleveland Diocese
Hiking club at St Pauls Lutheran marks first anniversary
The Hiking club of St Pauls Lutheran Church observed its first anniversary Sunday with a hike to George Koepke East Quarries homes, wildflower gathering, and photos. A lunch followed a brief business session and officers were reelected: President Ruth Hoffman, secretary treasurer Doris Koepp, with members Ruth Hoffman Doris Koepp Hilda Hoffman Helen Kirchner Vera Koepke Eva Koepke and guest Warren Koepke. The June meeting will be at Helen and Hilda Kirchner KenDeigh Corners.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Ruth Hoffman
George Koepke
East Quarries
Huth Hoffman
Doris Koepp
Doris Ko
Lorain Methodist excursion to Lakeside planned
E W Joyce and E Smith of Delaware Avenue Methodist spoke at Sunday school about a June 26 Lorain Methodist excursion to Lakeside. Participating churches include First and Delaware Avenue Methodist and others in Lorain and nearby Amherst. Tickets urged. trip departs Lorain aboard passenger steamer Chippewa with orchestras from each Sunday school directed by C l Smith.
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E. Joyce
el. Smith
Delaware Avenue
Lorain
Chippewa
Cli Smith
Barck Home Hosts Surprising Housewarming Event
A Saturday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs Frank Barck on Pearl Street honored them with a housewarming. The event featured a 500 game won by Mrs Battenhouse and Ernest Bartlome while Mrs Arthur Becker and John Naegle were consolation winners. A late hour luncheon followed with attendees listed as the honorees and family.
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Frank Barck
Pearl Street
Battenhouse
Ernest Bartlome
Arthur Becker
John Naegle
Elyria
Otto Bueh
Local residents honored with a gracious gift presentation
In Vermilion and Brownhelm scenes Mr and Mrs staff and families including Frank Buebringing Mr and Mrs John Naegele and Mrs Martha Bartlome received a pleasing gift. Present were Mr and Mrs Ernest Bartlome with son Bobby Loraisa and Mr and Mrs Arthur Becker with daughter Lavonna along with Mr and Mrs Emory Sondergold and daughter Ruth. The event occurred in this city as Mrs Martha Bartlome and Mr Barck were also noted in attendance.
Birthday Party Honors John Fleming in Cleveland Avenue
Mrs. F O Fleming entertained a group of young people Saturday evening for her son John's birthday anniversary. The hall was decorated with cut flowers, games were played, guests traveled to Crystal Gardens Vermilion, and returned for a two course luncheon served by the hostess. Hone guest list included Leona Smith Bridgeport Misses Lucile Virginia Gillman Lylah Walker Mae Abel Thelma Bond Alyce Neisigin Helen Fleming Wyle Hensenbaugh Willoughby Walter Mueller Cleveland Earl Gillman Oliver Kolbe Philip Jaeger Don Bryant Oberlin Mr. Fleming received a pleasing gift.
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F. O. Fleming
Cleveland Avenue
John
Crystal Gardens
Vermilion
Leona Smith
Bridgeport
Lucile
Virginia Gillman
Lylah Walker
Mae Abel
Thelma Bond
Community Briefs Stir Weekend Socials and School Events
Mr and Mrs O F Witte of Cleveland avenue hosted guests including Mrs Garfield Harris Nina Oberlin Mrs Eva Bryant and Hobart Bryandt and Miss Helen Lapp. Oberlin visitors joined local 1929 30 and 1930 31 Student Councils for a woods breakfast near the Cleveland stone quarries with several faculty members. G M Albach Canton and G Hought Alliance with Wm Hough Sebring were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Clair Stiward. St Peter’s Evangelical closes Week Day Bible School soon inviting visiting parents to sessions. F O Fleming Cleveland avenue entertained Leona Smith Bridgeport Walter Mueller Mrs P S Garfield and Miss Helen Fleming over the weekend. Ward Tolhurst Middle Ridge hosted weekend guests including Mr and
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O. F. Witte
Cleveland Avenue
Garfield Harris
Nina
Eva Bryant
Hobart Bryandt
Oberlin
Helen Lapp
Cleveland
Marion Steele
Kathryn Murray
Margaret Rice
F. R
F. O. Fleming
Leona Smith
Bridgeport
Walter Mueller
P. S. Garfield
Helen Fleming
Kent
Ward Tolhurst
Middle Ridge
First Outdoor Concert Opens Season at Park
Mrs LaRue Biddinger of Ravenna and others attended the first in a series of outdoor park concerts directed by W H Daniels Vermilion. The event drew a large crowd as players appeared in new uniforms. Also noted: St Pauls Lutheran church council to meet, Boy Scouts quartet hike for first class, St Peters choir rehearsal moved to Thursday, Eagles meeting with initiation, and Mr Mrs R H Hearn Middle Ridge welcomed a 7 12 pound baby boy born at the local hospital Sunday morning.
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LaRue Biddinger
Ravenna
Clayton Biddinger
Jessie
Nova
Florence Tolhurst
Cleveland
the Park
W. H. Daniels
Vermilion
Council
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Edwin Berger
Donald Turner
Earl Heiser
St. Peter’s
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Eagles
F. O. E. Hall
R. H. Hearn
Middle Ridge
Church and Community Events Schedule
A series of church and community meetings listed across local churches. Activities include council, choir rehearsal, prayer service, special Concordia Club meeting, teachers meeting, Mites Society, circle card party, May devotionals, morning and evening Masses, Friday High Mass, and Ladies Aid Society events across St. Pauls Lutheran St. Joseph RC and South Amherst Methodist churches.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Concordia Club
Church Council
St. Joseph R. C
South Amherst Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chicago Gangland Mystery Deepens After Plescia Death
May 26 Chicago police chase a gritty gangland case after Peter Plescia, a gunman and extortionist, died from three gunshot wounds in a west side alley. Two revolvers, one empty, were found. witnesses saw two men flee in a car. An undertaker connected to Plescia said he was involved in an alcohol dispute among competitors.
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Chicago
Peter Plescia
West Side
Plescia
Tobacco and Monkeys Learn a Harsh Lesson in Minot
In Minot North Dakota two monkeys named Mattie and Lindy in the Minto zoo got hold of a lit cigar. Mattie snatched the flaming end, extinguished it, and the pair chewed the smoke and tobacco. They twisted in pain for minutes until a keeper gave antidotes and treated them.
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Minot
N. D
Mattie
Lindy
Minto Zoo
Woman pays five cents to settle old fare at NP window
In Livingston, a Northern Pacific agent, Harry Morrow, sold a ticket to a woman who then returned to pay five cents her late husband owed two years ago. The anecdote frame recalls a quip about honesty and time.
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Livingston
Mont
Diogenes
Harry Morrow
Northern Pacific
Deer Plague Plagues Beaver Utah Ranches
Beaver Utah resident William Twitchell Jr complains deer swarm his ranches tearing fences trampling alfalfa and sleeping in fields. He reports bands up to 35 head and asks Gov George N Dean for guidance. He urges state game department to build high fences or grant ranchers permission to shoot.
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Beaver
Utah
William Twitchell, Jr
Twitchell
Cov
George N. Dean
Ma Ranch
State Game Department
Tokyo oGHOUL Beto Copies Of Early Treaties
Photostat copies and an original 1857 Shimoda convention document detailing Japan US relations, including Kanagawa 1854 treaty and 1858 Yedo treaty. Presented to Imperial University by American Ambassador Castle with officials present. Damaged Kanagawa copy survived 1923 fire.
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Tokyo
Japan
America
Imperial University
Onozuka
William R. Castle, Jr
Education and Foreign Affairs
State Department
Washington
Kanagawa
Commodore Perry
United States
Townsend Harris
Eugene H. Dooman
Imperial University Library
Rose’s Twenty-Second Calf Shocks Kentucky Farm
Raceland Kentucky reports Emma Meads’ cow Rose gave birth again making the animal’s twenty second calf. Rose gained notoriety earlier after straying from her pasture and drinking mash at a nearby still, drawing local attention.
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Racelande
Rose
Emma Meads
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Ends Constipation Symptoms
In 1885 Dr Caldwell wrote a prescription that relieved common constipation symptoms such as coated tongue bad breath headaches gas nausea biliousness energy loss and poor appetite. Demand grew quickly and by 1888 it was prepared ready for use as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin kept at drug stores.
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Caldwell
Four Corners of the Earth
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