Amherst Rifle Club organized in Amherst
About 40 Amherst men organized a local rifle club at the Congregational church gymnasium. Officers were elected with C. A. Lauer as president and Ray Tifale as range officer. Meetings every Tuesday include rifle sighting, match shooting, and a 7:30 to 8:66 session. Visitors welcome.
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Amherst
Congregational Church
Sumnasium
Amherst Rifle Club
C. A. Lauer
Henry Smith
Robert Lee
Patrick Daley
Range Offcer
Ray Tiffale
Amherst News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Clubs
Flood debris cleanup in freezing weather. Miss Kate Sipple and the Ladies Auxiliary plan a regular meeting at F E Hall. A Boy Scout movement is organized with 115 local signers and Herbert Money will visit Amherst. Father Son banquet at Congregational church gym hosts chicken supper at 6:30 with a program and Salvation Army music. Professor Buddugion to speak on Prehistoric Animals and Men. Missionary Society to hold a Tra at Brownhelm church home. October birthday witnesses listed. Hungarian club honors Mary Lou Stevans with a dinner. Local visits and church events noted, including Lutherans Reformation Day festival in Elyria.
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Womto’s Foreign Missionary Societies
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A. K. Jenne
Wood
Wadsworth
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Elyria
J. H. Palmer
Niles
Ohio
Northwestern
Frances Blackburn
Cleveland
Lima
Peru
Hess
Ladies’ Society of the Methodise Church
CG. P. Barnes
Dorothy Love
First Methodist Church
Lorain
Teadhe
Alma Schuenemean
Alice Garland
Sp. Amherst
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
G. Reeder
Friendship Club
Wes
Philip Braun
Dorothy Wesbecher
Frances Sabiers
Ruth Wentzer
Lucille Lange
Elizabeth Hastman
Nadine McCoy
Florence Hopkins
Freda Alien
Esther Napakowski
Irma Bortner
Nature Group
Alice Sabiers
Helen Roemer
Salx
Miss &Jeele
Josephine Menz
Ruth Zilch
Helen Heck
Velma Henes
Geneva Shinsky
Ruth Mischka
Athalia Ernst
HL HS van Kurer
National
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Wooster
Herbert Money
Ambhorst
Congregational Church
Ladies’ Society
F. Moore
Salvation Army Orchestra
Buddugion
Guerin
The
Missionary Society of the
St Pauls Lutheran Men’s Club Hosts Illustrated Lecture
Knoble and William Lodmann Sr. attended a church gathering in the evening. A dainty luncheon was served by the host. The Men’s Club of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church met in the church parlors after a business session. A very interesting illustrated lecture on The Early Kristian Church followed, with refreshments served.
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Lilac Club
Fred Schmaich
Aya
Mra
Lorain County
Evangelical
St. Peter's Peon Kel
St. Paul's Evangeli- Gvangelical
Elyria
St. John's
Licer Quotain
St. John’s Evengelical
S Nth
Amherst
St. Peter’s Evangelical
Eo Ae Evangelical
F Moehle
Lorain
St. Paul's Utheran Church
Returns to old gold site sparks renewed quest
Australian prospector Ames Rowan revisits the Kalgoorlie region, from Victoria, after attending a celebratory event. He resumes search at Stug Hi, where an early nugget weighing over 26 ounces and valued around 500 pounds sparked hope. Rowan believes a valuable mine is possible.
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Ames Rowan
Rowan
Victoria
Kalgoorlie
Austalia
Sear Roukler
Stug Hi
Man Seriously Hurt In Tiger Cage Attack In Macon
In Macon Georgia a man, Lawrance McCarthy a four year old from Toronto, reached through a tiger cage to touch Giant Mary the tigress. Mary and two other tigers pinned his arm and attacked him until keepers intervened. He lies in serious condition.
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Macon
Mary
Lawrance Mccarthy
Toronto
Music Taken From the Air by a Russian Inventor
A young Russian inventor demonstrates a device called the termenvox that captures inaudible air vibrations from finger movements and, via an arrangement of a box, cabinet, rod, timing contrivances, organ stops, wires, and speakers, converts them into audible music resembling masters played with violin and piano accompaniment.
Japanese Dolls on Way to United States for Christmas
Fifty one Japanese friendship dolls depart Japan after a farewell school tour. Pupils funded and dressed the dolls and included letters of friendship. Ten dolls at two and a half feet, one Emperor’s daughter doll at slightly taller height, each with complete wardrobe and travel goods.
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United States
Japan
Leters of
Great English Dictionary Nears Completion for Murray Family
Lady Murray expressed hope that the great English dictionary begun by Sir James Murray fifty three years ago will be finished soon. The couple hoped to celebrate completion with their Golden wedding as the work nears its end. Lady Murray, once her husband’s secretary, assisted through illness and surgery while their 11 children aided in the project. The dictionary features about 1,759,010 quotations and the current volume from O to Sh weighs so heavy an ordinary man can barely lift it.
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James Murray
Lady Murray
DigS Gold Repays Theft In Mexican Town
An embezzler named Charles Morris returns from Canada to repay 300 dollars stolen as treasurer of a local club in Mexborough England. He faced probation after trial and had previously funded club concerts with the misappropriated funds. In Ontario he earned money to cover his fare home and restitution.
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Stencas
Canada
Mexborough
England
Charles Morris
Ontario
Imapistrates
Sales Talk to Advertise Heaven Plan Promoted
Reverend James M. Johnson of St. John's parish in Wisconsin Rapids proposes a sales based evangelical campaign. He urges replacing long sermons with persuasive talks in rural districts and plans revival meetings styled like county club gatherings to promote Nedyon over other subdivisions.
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Wisconsin Rapids
James M. Johnson
St. John's
Johnson
Turat
Karas
Wistory
Gloom Chasing Cave Opened In London
London readers report the opening of an "aqui low mood" restaurant for women shoppers on foggy days. The venue spans the street, features silvery walls, orange green lighting, yellow carpet, and apple-green furnishings. It offers quick luncheons and American dishes, inviting relief from dull sunless days in England.
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London
England
Twins Start Long London to India Trek on 6000-Mile Walk
Twin brothers Donald and Douglas Burton begin the first long walk from London to India inspired by record chases. They plan a 6000 mile trek through France Italy Yugoslavia Bulgaria Turkey Arabia and Persia with no funds, aiming to support themselves by writing about the journey.
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Douglas Burton
London
India
Gorrroy
France
Italy
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Bulgaria
Tuurkey
Arabia
Persia
England
Canada
New Zealand
University of Otago
Cheaper Marriages Sought in Egypt to Ease Debt
A movement in Egypt aims to reduce the cost of betrothal and wedding ceremonies. Young men are deterred from marriage by expensive rites and gifts. The bridegroom faces heavy fees for the betrothal, while the bride’s family spends on contracts and lavish celebrations.
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Markliges
Youuig Oon
Egypt
Definy
Dances Stop After 69 Hours In Melbourne Hall
United States resident James Alexander allegedly danced nearly 70 hours straight in Melbourne, while managers and staff watched. He was urged to quit and offered payment for ending at 100 hours. A separate note mentions the world’s largest X ray institute opening at Vienna Veterinary College and a century‑old railroad man’s wind‑driven ride tale.
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Afeerle
Melbourne
Australia
James Alexander
United States
Alexander
Diecror
Thomsands
Th Vienna Vetrelaury College
Moor, Alexander Exhibits Charleston Before Abandoning Try
A fragment notes Moor and Alexander leaving a partner, showing an exhibition of the Charleston dance before abandoning the attempt.
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Alexander
Hils
Charleston
Opium Use Pointed Out At Calcutta Inquiry
Doctors from the Imperial Medical School and Dr Sadeh Chandra testified before the Opium Inquiry Committee in Calcutta that opium does not cure malaria and may harm patients. They noted claims of temporary relief and disclosed vast opium use, with about 20,000 people in Calcutta and nearby areas purchasing opium daily and 6,700 buying at least 12 grains twice daily.
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Mubr
School of Imperial Medicin of India
Sadeh Chandra
Oplum
Calcutta
Theiaim
Teatimon
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