Amherst High Seniors Observe Class Distinction Day
Amherst November 9 seniors at local high school marked class distinction day with both boys and girls wearing high stiff collars and novel ties. A short chapel featured two senior speeches. The Ladies Sewing Society of the Methodist church was hosted by Mrs. Herbert Brown and Mrs. Bert Sanders, about 30 ladies attended and luncheon followed. Local society notes include Mrs. FE Leuszier at Elsh evening and residents Wm Blovelt moving back from Cleveland.
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Amherst High
Amherst
Ladies Sewing Society of the Methodist Church
Herbert Brown
Bert Sanders
FE Leuszier
Wr. Blovelt
Cleveland
Geo. Becker
Elyria
Carl Zilch
Lorain
Theodore Metzger
Howard Perkson
Sherman Gove
Penfield Girl Fractured Leg After Auto Strike
Wellington notes a Penfield four year old girl named Jane was hit by a car and suffered a broken leg about three inches from the hip. She was taken into a house and later returned home in the evening. Details are limited in the fragmentary report. The scene included a quick hospital assertion by Dr Gress and an ongoing inquiry of the accident.
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Wellington
Jane
Afr
No Srown
Pen
General Electric chairman named to lead trade disputes panel
D Young, chairman of the board of General Electric, selected as chairman of the American gro on the craft dia Son for the settlement of internal area disputes. The panel pendent et ali by overbriefns.
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D. Young
Ceneral Electric Company
American Gro
Dia Son
Junior High Head Election Reported in CMLDINGTON
In CMLDINGTON on November 9, Master why Trowell was elected President of the Junior High School for frations.
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Este
Vhy Trowell
Amherst Social Notes Fragment Seeks Clarity
East Amherst residents report casual Sunday visits with Mr. Fred Hasenfue and Mr. John Kress, while Mr. Hasenfue hosted friends after church and dinner in a quiet community update note.
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Amherst
Fred
Aison
John Kress
Local residents visit neighbors in weekend calls
Misspelled and fragment filled list shows Mr Ts ordy and Mr and Mrs Joe Snnth visiting Friday. Several families from Birmingham, Sandusky and Pittsburgh area called or spent time at homes of Delia Breo Fon tbogind son Frank aud and Arnold. Others like Mrs Abert Mort Edd Sinerson Mr and Mrs Whiten and Dr do visit various local homes over the weekend.
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Ts Orday
Joe
Mat Delfing
David Bounes
Birmingham
Ren
Fiensen
Arnout Higra
Mra Flenson
Delia Iteo
Frank Aud
Sens
Arnold
Lome
Abert Mort
Edd Sinerson
Sandusky
Sar Arthur Whiten
Whiten
Sunda
Ado Fares
Ben Schulert
Pittatheid
Wood Mort
Danger Betty
South Anderst
J. Vthe
Elrria
Lilie Heusen
Sehubed
J ‘Helm
Local Social Notes and Movie Ads at Dreamland
A fragmentary item lists visits by Eisha, Luther Jay, and families in Elyria and Lakewood, plus remarks on strength and placement abilities. It notes an impending picture shipment. The page promotes AMERICAN- "Human Hearts" at the American venue and DREAMLAND cinema with a lively corker comedy for an evening out.
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Dreamland
Three Musketeers Viewpoints Spark Unease
Thess Whe Lewesten and Douglas Fairhinks share cautious opinions about a picture in the shown world. The fragment hints at differing perspectives on visual interpretation within a historical context.
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Douglas Fsirhinks
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Oven D. Young
East Amherst
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Mmimar Shists
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Mary Philbin
Russell Simpson
Amsey Wallace
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Joe Smith
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Lille Hans
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Lakewood
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