Amherst Study Club hears poetry and reviews from visiting speakers
The Amherst Study Club met at Mrs. W. G. Nord's home with Rev. and Mrs. William Smith of Oberlin as guest speakers. Nineteen members attended and shared quotations from Modern American Poets. Mrs. L. Roemer read poems by Schauffner, Robinson, and Sara Teasdale. Rev. Smith reviewed South Riding and Mrs. Smith discussed Hernani and Ruy Blas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst, O
William Smith
Oberlin
Amherst Study Club
W. G. Nord
Spring Street
Kellogg’s All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief
Kellogg’s All-Bran claims to ease common constipation by adding bulk to meals. A large trial reportedly shows 95 percent satisfaction with only 2 percent nonresponsive, guaranteed with refund if not satisfied after two weeks.
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Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Reayvers
Toddy the Boy Next Door Charms Chronicle-Telegram Readers
Toddy is a 100% boy with many tricks but no guile. The strip Toddy appears daily on the bottom of the comic page in the Chronicle-Telegram, inviting readers to enjoy a lighthearted local feature.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Club to Meet at Ada Purcell’s Home on Nov 23
The club lists members including Mrs. Mayme Blum and Mrs. E E Foster. The meeting is planned for November 23 at the home of Mrs. Ada Purcell.
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L. Roemer
J. A. Wesbecher
J. H. Gillman
Ada Purcell
Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Plan Christmas Party
Mrs A C Kreeger hosted the Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters on East Martin street. During the business meeting plans were made for a Christmas party with the December 7 gathering at Mrs Mulder's home. Cards determined first place Mrs C A Lauer, second Mrs George Balls, third Mrs Nettie Schaeffer. refreshments served to a long list of members and guests.
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A. C. Kreeger
East Martin Street
Hume
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Mulder
C. A. Lauer
George Balls
Nettie Schaeffer
Jessie McLean
Ira Lynch
Ada Purcell
Conrad Mulder
George Hoffner
Katherine Cameron
M. B. Schaeffer
George Bals
George Carter
H. A. Monger
Ella Jaeger
Edith Ehrman
Ametia Deuschle
Concert Feature With Miss Douala Brill and Robert Stevens
Miss Douala Brill and Robert Stevens violinists in Joe Monia's orchestra will perform at the Hotel Statler Cleveland on Thursday evening. Miss Marjorie Brill will give two piano solos at the Gates School Elyria PTA meeting on Wednesday evening.
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Douala Brill
Robert Stevens
Joe Monia
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
Marjorie Brill
the Rosary
Parent Teacher Association
Gates School
Elyria
Crusaders Club Reorganizes At Klinpgenmeier Home
The Crusaders of the Four square Church held a social and business meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Klinpgenmeier on South Amherst Road. Mrs. George Garthe led the business session while Lila Muth and Constance Kreezer directed games. Refreshments for 27 were served. Officers elected include President Marjorie Becker Vice President James Urban Secretary Harold Kline Assistant Lila Muth Treasurer Otto Bach Reporter Constance Kreeger. Lydia and Sophie Michael received a farewell gift as they move to Elsina for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders of the Foursquare Church
Oscar Klinpgenmeier
South Amherst Road
George Garthe
Lila Muth
Constance Kreezer
Marjorie Becker
James Urban
Harold Kline
Otto Bach
Constance Kreeger
Lydia
Sophie Michael
Michaels
Elsina
Amherst business men meet sponsor Bar Scouts and plan shopping stimulus
The November meeting of the Amherst Business Men's Association was held at St Joseph school hall with supper for 24 guests including Wilbur Wright of Cobb Dress Shop. They went on record to sponsor the Bar Scouts of Amherst and will appoint a committee soon to plan fall and Christmas shopping efforts and drawings similar to last year.
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Amherst Business Men’s Association
St. Joseph School Hall
Wilbur Wright
Cobb Dress Shop
Bar Scouts of
Amherst
St Peter's Church Hosts Leagues and Guest Speaker
The junior and senior leagues of St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church will meet in the church parlors. Miss Elise Goopforth on furlough from Honduras will be the guest speaker. The St Paul Lutheran Men's Club will hold a regular meeting in the church parlors.
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Diate
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Elise Goopforth
Honduras
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Mary Martha class meets at Mrs Packard’s home
Members of the Mary Martha class of the Congregational church met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Bert Packard on Jackson Street with Mrs. J. R. MacKenzie assisting. The group held routine business, followed by a social card session and later lunch at small tables.
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Mary Martha
Congregational Church
Bert Packard
Jackson Street
J. R. MacKenzie
Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs McLean’s Home
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Jessie McLean's Harris Street home with Mrs George Becker assisting.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Methodist Church
Jessie McLean
Harris Street
George Becker
Circle two of Congregational church to meet at Mrs MacKenzie’s
Members of Circle two of the Congregational church will meet Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. J. KR. MacKenzie. The Ladies' Society meeting scheduled for that afternoon has been postponed another week.
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Circle Two
Congregational Church
Funeral Rites for Lawrence Holzhauer Held in Brownheim
Funeral rites for the late Lawrence Holzhauer of Brownheim were held at Baker Funeral Home on Monday afternoon. Rev. C. E. Schmidt of St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church officiated.
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Lawrence Holzhauer
Brownheim
Baker Funeral Home
C. E. Schmidt
St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
Funeral rites honor local residents with musical duets
Mrs Lucy Roemer and Mrs Walter Schultz performed two vocal duets at a funeral service. Pallbearers included Fred Brandau Homer Quigley Seymour Norton Henry Holle Norman and Gay Miller. Burial occurred in the family plot on Cleveland street cemetery with relatives from Cleveland Loraine Elyria and South Amherst in attendance.
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Lucy Roemer
Walter Schultz
Fred Brandau
Homer Quigley
Seymour Norton
Henry Holle
Norman
Gay Miller
Cleveland Street
Cleveland
Loraine
Elyria
South Amherst
Monthly meeting of St. Joseph's Altar Rosary Society
The Altar Rosary Society of St. Joseph's Catholic Church met in the Parish Hall last evening. After a brief business session there was a social time with Bingo. Refreshments were served to 39 by committee members Mrs. Caroline Kelch Mrs. John Heidrich Mrs. John Deitz and Miss Mary Baner.
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Altar Rosary Society
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Caroline Kelch
John Heidrich
John Deitz
Mary Baner
Local residents report moves and visits in Amherst area
Rev and Mrs B H Ryan relocate from the Methodist parsonage to the Jaeger property on Cleveland avenue. F H Jenne attended a managers and assistants meeting of McAn’s Shoe stores at Hotel Cleveland. Mr and Mrs A G Menz of Lakewood spent the weekend with Amherst relatives. Mrs Augusta Helgrem of Cleveland visits Amherst relatives and friends. Rev and Mrs William Smith of Oberlin were Amherst visitors Monday afternoon. Also note: Yokohama lies farther south than San Francisco and a San Francisco steamer sailing northwest curves to about 48 degrees north.
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B. H. Ryan
Methodist Parsonage
Jaeger
Cleveland Avenue
F. H. Jenne
McAn’s Shoe
Cleveland
A. G. Menz
Lakewood
Amherst
Augusta Helgrem
Clevreland
William Smith
Oberlin
Yokohama
Japan
San Francisco
Four-H Advisors Plan 1937 Lorain County Work
Lorain County 4-H advisors and assistants meet at Elyria Y M C A to discuss 1937 plans. Ten-year membership rings will be awarded to seven county 4-H members. Delegates will report on the 1936 Ohio Four-H Congress and demonstrations program topics will be covered.
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Lorain County
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Edgar Jones
Penfield Township
Charles Webber
Brighton
Eleanor Petty
Henrietta Township
Donald A. Wasem
Club Congress
Lois Eldred
Carlisle
Rowena Ingersoll
Columbia
Elsie Trinter
Brownhelm
Gertrude Hobbs
Oberlin
Lola Conklin
LaGrange
Gerald Hasenpflug
John Mohrman
Wellington
Roland Martin
Freshmen and Sophomores Attend Halloween Party
Twenty young people in the freshmen and sophomore classes gathered Wednesday at Miss Lenora Gerhart's home for a 4 Hallowe en party. The evening featured contests games music and dancing. Out of town guests included Charles Cotten Andrew James Agnes and Albert Page of Elmira. Seasonal refreshments closed the event.
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North Ridgeville
Hallowe'en
Lenora Gerhart
Charles Cotten
Andrew James
Agnes
Albert Page
Elrria
Satirical verse on Cromwell and political danger
A historical reflection notes how English wit once shaped politics with satire. It cites the dedication of Killing no Murder to Cromwell, describing how the satire terrified the Lord Protector and caused fear for his life.
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England
Cromwell
Ribbons and Certificates for Boys Club Members
Ribbons and certificates are to be distributed to boys club members while girls club members have already received their Uber grades.
Pancake Day tied to Shrove Tuesday tradition
The article notes Shrove Tuesday known in ancient times as pancake day, linked to absolution and a feast of pancakes after confession.
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