Amherst Study Club hosts Oberlin speakers at meeting
Rev and Mrs William Smith of Oberlin spoke at the Amherst Study Club gathering in Mrs W G Nords home on Spring Street. Nineteen members answered roll call with Quotations from Modern American Poets. Mrs L Roemer read poems by Schaffer Robinson Reasdale and a book review by Rev Smith covered South Riding Winifred Holtby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
William Smith
Oberlin
Amherst Study Club
W. G. Nord
Spring Street
L. Roemer
Robert H. Schauffler
Flammonde
Edwin Ar Iington Robinson
Sara Reasdale
Kellogg’s ALL-Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement extols Kellogg’s ALL-Bran as a solution to common constipation by adding bulk to meals. It cites a past study with 95 percent satisfaction and 2 percent non responders, offers a money back guarantee, and directs readers to eat two tablespoonfuls daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Toddy Charms Readers With His Tricks
Toddy is a lively 100 percent boy full of tricks but without guile. The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to follow the Toddy strip daily on the bottom of the comic page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Ladies Club to Meet at Ada Purcell’s Home
The club will convene on November 23 at the residence of Mrs. Ada Purcell, with members including Mayme Blum Foster Gillette Good Hubbard Ludwig Nicholl Nord Purcell Powers Purcell Rice Roth Roemer Wesbecher Gillman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Roemer
J. A. Wesbecher
J. H. Gillman
Ada Purcell
Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Club Meets at Mrs Kreeger Home
Mrs A C Kreeger hosted the Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters on Monday. Plans were made for a Christmas party at the December 7 meeting at Mrs C Mulder’s home. Card games awarded first to Mrs C A Layer second to Mrs George Balls and third to Mrs Nettie Schaeffer. Refreshments served to a long list of members and guests including Edith Enler man and hostess Mrs Edith Enler man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Kreeger
East Martin Street
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
C. Mulder
C. A. Layer
George Balls
Nettie Schaeffer
Jessie McLean
Ira Lynch
Ada Purcell
Conrad Mulder
George Hoffner
Katherine Cameron
M. B. Schaeffer
George Carter
H. A. Monger
C. A. Lauer
Ella Jaeger
Edith Enlerman
Amelia Deuschle
Miss Dorala Brill and Rober Stevens to perform at Cleveland concert
Miss Dorala Brill and Rober Stevens violinists in Joe Monia's orchestra will perform at a concert at the Hotel Statler in Cleveland on Thursday evening. Miss Marjorie Brill will present a piano solo titled The Rosary at the Parent Teacher Association meeting at Gates School Elyria Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorala Brill
Rober Stevens
Joe Monia
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
Marjorie Brill
Parent Teacher Association
Gates School
Elyria
Crusaders Club Elects Officers at Klingenmeier Home
The Crusaders of the Four Square Church met last evening at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Klingenmeier on South Amherst road for a business and social gathering. Mrs. George Garthe led the business session, and Lila Muth with Constance Kreeger organized games. Refreshments served to 27. officers elected include Marjorie Becker president James Urban vice president Harold Kline secretary Lila Muth assistant Otto Bach treasurer and reporter Constance Kreeger. Lydia and Sophie Michael received a parting gift as they prepare to move to Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders
the Foursquare Church
Oscar Klingenmeier
South Amherst Road
George Garthe
Lila Muth
Constance Kreeger
Marjorie Becker
James Urban
Harold Kline
Otto Bach
Lydia
Sophie Michael
Michaels
Elyria
Amherst Business Men's Association Holds November Meeting
The Amherst Business Men's Association met Monday evening at St. Joseph school hall with supper for 24 people, including guest Wilbur Wright of Cobb Dress Shop. The group pledged to sponsor the Amherst Boy Scouts and will appoint a committee to plan this year’s Christmas shopping stimulus and drawings like last year.
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Amherst Business Men’s Association
St. Joseph School Hall
Wilbur Wright
Cobb Dress Shop
Boy Scouts of
Amherst
Church parlors host talks by visiting missionary guest
The diate and senior leagues of St Peter s Evangelical and Reformed church will be held at the church parlors. Miss Elise Goopforth a missionary of Honduras on furlough will be the guest speaker. The Men s Club of St Paul Lutheran church will meet in regular session at the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diate
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Elise Goopforth
Honduras
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Mary Martha Class Meets at Mrs Packard Home
Members of the Mary Martha class of the Congregational church met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Bert Packard Jackson Street. Mrs J R Mackenzie assisted. The usual routine business was discussed and followed by a social time with cards. Later lunch was served at small tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
Congregational Church
Bert Packard
Jackson Street
J. R. MacKenzie
Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs McLean's Harris Street
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Jessie McLean with Mrs George Becker assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Methodist Church
Jessie McLean
Harris Street
George Becker
Circle Two to Meet at Mrs. MacKenzie Home
Members of Circle Two of the Congregational church will meet Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. J. R. MacKenzie. The Ladies' Society gathering scheduled for that afternoon has been postponed another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Two
Congregational Church
J. R. MacKenzie
Ladies’ Society
Funeral rites for Lawrence Holzhauer held in Brownhelm
Funeral rites for the late Lawrence Holzhauer of Brownhelm were held from the Baker Funeral Home Monday afternoon. Rev. C. E. Schmidt, pastor of St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church, of Brownhelm officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Holzhauer
Brownhelm
Baker Funeral Home
C. E. Schmidt
St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church
Obituary mentions Mrs Lucy Roemer and Mrs Walter Schultz
The notice lists two vocal duets by Mrs Lucy Roemer and Mrs Walter Schultz. Pallbearers named Fred Brandau Homer Quigley Seymour Norton Henry Holle Norman and Gay Miller. Burial was in the family lot at Cleveland Street Cemetery with relatives and friends from Cleveland Lorain Elyria and South Amherst attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Roemer
Walter Schultz
Fred Brandau
Homer Quigley
Seymour Norton
Henry Holle
Norman
Gay Miller
Cleveland Street
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
South Amherst
Altar Rosary Society Meets at St Joseph’s Parish Hall
The monthly meeting of the Altar Rosary Society of St Joseph’s Catholic Church convened last evening in the Parish Hall. A short business session was followed by social time with Bingo as the favorite diversion. Refreshments served to 39 by Mrs Caroline Kelch Mrs John Heidricha Mrs John Deitz and Miss Mary Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Rosary Society
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Caroline Kelch
John Heidricha
John Deitz
Mary Bauer
Clergy Couple Relocates to Jaeger Property in Amherst Area
Local notes show Rev. and Mrs. B H Rran moved from the Methodist parsonage to the Jaeger property on Cleveland avenue. F H Jenne attended a managers meeting for McAn stores at Hotel Cleveland last evening. Amherst relatives welcomed visits from Lakewood’s Mr. and Mrs. A G Menz and from Cleveland’s Mrs. Augusta Helgrem. Rev William Smith of Oberlin and Amherst visitors joined Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Rran
Methodist
Jaeger
Cleveland Avenue
F. H. Jenne
McAn’s Shoe
Cleveland
A. G. Menz
Lakewood
Amherst
Augusta Helgrem
William Smith
Oberlin
Four-H Advisors Plan 1937 Work in Lorain County
Lorain County Four-H advisors meet at the Elyria M C A to discuss 1937 plans. The gathering includes presenting 14 year membership rings to seven county youths and separate sessions for girls and boys advisors on project work, judging, and record keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria ¥. M. C. A
Edgar Jones
Penfield Township
Charles Webber
Brighton Township
Eleanor Petty
Henrietta Township
Lois Eldred
Marguerite Mason
Doris Minnich
Leota Drusendahl
Carlisle Township
P. m
Margaret Pallas
Albert Wilcox
E. D. Hoag
Donald A. Wasem
Carlisle
Rowena Ingersoll
Columbia
Elsie Trinter
Brownhelm
Gertrude Hobbs
Oberlin
Lola Conklin
LaGrange
Gerald Hasenpflug
John Mohrman
Wellington
Roland Martin
North Ridgeville entertains freshmen at Halloween party
Twenty young people from the freshmen and sophomore classes gathered Wednesday at Miss Lenora Gerhart’s home for a Halloween party. A program of contests, games, music and dancing entertained the group with out-of-town guests Charles Cotten, Andrew James, Agnes and Albert Page of Elyria attending. Seasonal refreshments were served at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Lenora Gerhart
Charles Cotten
Andrew James
Agnes
Albert Page
Elyria
Satirical Verse Haunts Cromwell Era Doors
A brief note recalls how sharp wit in England once toppled figures. a short poem dedicating to Cromwell, Killing No Murder, unsettled the Lord Protector and stirred fear of danger to his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cromwel
Boys Club Gifts Distribution Completed for Members
R B bor ns and certificates for boys club members will be distributed. Girls club members have already received their trades.
Pancake Day Roots In Ancient Shrove Tuesday Tale
A fragment notes Shrove Tuesday and pancake day origin linking ancient practice to the feast before fasting. It hints people observed the day by consuming pancakes as part of pre Lent customs.
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Ana St
Central Book Store
K. of P. Hall
Henry Dreyfuss
Hoover
the Heldmyer Hardware Ca
Broad Street
Eabelive
Hospital News
Steve Kabuski
Tenney Avenue
Holzhaucer
Yokohama
Japan
San Francisco
J. E. Studenberg
Dr. R. G. Anderson
Lodi Street
Will
City Cab
Howard Petere
Mgr
Puritan Coal
America
Pontiac
Fisher
General Motors
Oberlin Auto Body Shop
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