Reception at church follows program
Mr Nickles recently arrived from Scotland spoke at the program in the church auditorium. Afterward guests gathered in the church parlors where refreshments were served. Attendees included Matyer Otto Burh gousty Sntendent E C Sex Superintendent C O Masters and Rev Penn. More than 159 were present at the reception.
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Nickles
Scotland
Matyer
Otto Burh
Gousty
E. C
C. O. Masters
Rev. Penn
Amherst Pastor Revered Guests Honored at Church Reception
Amherst November 6 Reverend Ars. HR. A. Pelt and Mrs Pelt were honored at a Congregational church reception attended by church members. The evening included a musical program with solos and duets by choir members and featured a vocal solo as a highlight.
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Amherst
Pelt
South Aushers
Congregational Church
Amberst
United Churc
Conor
New Telephone Exchange Planned for Parke Avenue Site
A. H. Hageman, president of Loralin County Telephone Company, announced renunciation of the site on Parke avenue for a new exchange costing $20,000. The property fronts 5 feet and extends 150 feet deep, with planned improvements to the system and the move from the old Church street exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H H. Hageman
Loralin County Telegnone Company
Buildfarc
Parke Avenue
Church
Amherst Community Chest drive gains momentum
Amherst's second Community Chest drive opened with a dinner at First Evangelical Church. About five attended, each paying for their own meal, as canvass sections progress toward final figures. Subscribers total around 1 9 00 with roughly 1 500 pledged, including about 800 from business leaders. The drive continues with interviews of every citizen.
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Amherst
Urloye
First Evangelical Church
Ito Bézan
Amoun
Government Straightens Out Railsway Tangled Policy
In December James C. Davis retires as director general of railroads and agent of the president in railroad liquidation, leaving a record of settling hundreds of millions in claims and adjusting numerous differences without litigation. His replacement will be announced. Social events follow with a surprise party for Amherst residents and Needlecraft club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Davis
Stowe
Serr
Amherst Library Board Meets In Regular Session
The Amherst public library board held its regular meeting at the library building with five of seven members present. They approved routine business and announced that several new books will be added to the collection soon.
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Dausting
Japan
Clarion Springer
Library Board
Amherst
Amherst Publc Library
Liebrary
Social notes from Elyria Lorain and Oberlin area
Daily social columns list residents visiting relatives shopping trips and travel. Names include Hollingsworth Newsbury Newsbury McLean Merchant Bellman Schieferstein Heathcote Newsbury and others with Lorain Oberlin and Bowling Green mentions. Several attendees at a dance fundraiser in Lorain are noted.
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Hollingsworth
Elyria
Carl Newsbury
Oberlin
G. Newsbury
Elyria Avenue
Alfred Vinson
Jessie McLean
Lorain
J. Merchant
Charles Bellman
H. Schiefer- Stein
Joseph
Esterd Joseph
Buddy) Senne
Seccoun
Louis Zimmerman
Elyris
J. Lamshea
W. OH. Emert
John Nugent
Miss
Addie Feld
Auaf
Miss Sieges
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement claims Kellogg's ALL-BRAN cures constipation and prevents wrinkles and hair loss caused by sluggish bowels. It urges daily use with meals, promising permanent relief or a full purchase refund, and notes production in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Kelloce
Kellogg's
Kellorg
Allbran
Battle Creek
Michigan
Wan Cerelis G O D Order
Wan Cerelis seeks a God Order in court claiming divine right and authority to govern. The filing outlines requested recognition of special status and powers, alleging constitutional framing and spiritual mandate. No further details provided in available text.
War Hero Now Police Chief at Crystal Beech
Michael O'Leary, famed Irish war hero and Victoria Cross recipient, has been named police chief at Crystal Beach on Lake Oxford. The appointment follows his wartime record of bombing and capturing fifty Germans and his past smuggling charge, described as a frame-up by O'Leary.
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Michael O’leary
Crystal Beech
Lake Oxfar
O. O'Leary
Canada
United States
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Aherst
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Wan
Gg Bros
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Danm's Bakery
Daes
Courant Amherst
An Courant Club
Addie Field
West Erie Ave
St Peter's Evangelical Church
Fred Mathes
Albert Raesler
Mat Lark
Viole Wels
Hoffman's Market
Broad Street
Lake Ave
West Side
East Side
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George Rostukrans
Brownheim
Caras
Vrs Deuschle
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P. Roth
Needlecraft Club
Amherst, Noy B
Blue Bird Club
Dorothy Fullmer
North Hidge
Sevag
Margaret
Leota Mershall
Lois’Stiwald
Marie Wilhelm
Caree
PEONE
Engle
Brandt
Brucker
Eagle
Tolhurst
Stork News
Mandy
Harry Slater
Slater
Anna Wragg
South Amherst
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Swith Bros
Lodi Street
Wan Cerelis
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Tattersall Dairy
Guthrie & Deenker
Cookias
Florida
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Peter Jersey
Hammersmith
England
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Pernambuco
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California
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Hamburg
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