Amherst Circle Meets for Luncheon and Meeting
The Amherst AMHERST Circle of the Woman's Union of Saint Peter Evangelical and Reformed church met at the church parlors with a noon threen dinner for 20. Guests included Mrs. William Baxter Mrs. E R Menz and daughter Sherrill Mrs. Conrad Herbst Mrs. Paul Redman Mrs. E H Mays Miss Edith Ehrman and Mrs. Mary Wills Zanesville. A business meeting followed and devotions were led by Mrs. Elmer Dellefield.
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Woman's Union of
St. Peter
Ehrman Reading Sparks Christmas Party Plans at Dec 8
Mrs. B A Jenne hosts at 289 Church St as Ehrman gives a reading and Dec 8 gathering planned at Mrs Julia Heller’s home with Mrs John Daniel aiding. Two new members Edith Ehrman and Mrs C Herbst join. games of cootie highlight honors for Mrs Chuhu, Mrs Charles Hamann and Mrs J Herbst. Circle four meets at parsonage hosted by Mrs C E Schmidt and Miss Ella Jaeger who lead devotions and share a Thanksgiving reading.
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Ella Jaeger
Beside ATL Waters reviewed for church party notice
The chapter Beside ATL Waters was reviewed by Mrs. Ervin Ehlert and Mrs feo Sehmidt. They planned a Christmas party on December 8 at the church parlors with a luncheon or dinner and refreshments for attendees.
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Ervin Ehlert
Feo Sehmidt
Community group plans Thanksgiving basket and Christmas gift event
Members of the Evergreens enjoyed a social afternoon at Abs William Cook in Gaston. During the meeting plans were made to assemble a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family and to hold a Christmas play on December 14 at Mrs Ray Radde's home in Lorain with Mrs Clara Sehwarz assisting. An exchange of gifts with secret sisters was planned and honors in contest went to Mrs Restday.
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Evergree!s
Abs
William Cook
Gaston
Apedy
Ray Radde
Lorain
Clara Sehwarz
Social event honors and prize winners noted in Zanesville gathering
Guests included Mrs. Mary Wils who received the guest prize. The afternoon featured a luncheon for Mrs. Mary Wills of Zanesville and others such as Mrs. Clara Schwartz, Mrs. Carl Dellefield, Mrs. John Peters, Mrs. George Kern, Mrs. Herbert Stang, Mel. Ann Coverdale, Mrs. Elinor Bischett and daughters, Miss Anna Peters, and the hostess.
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Carl Dellefield
Anna Meters
Mary Wils
Mary Wills
Zanesville
Altes
Ray Radde
Clara Schwartz
Keorain
John Peters
George Kern
Herbert Stang
Ann Coverdale
Elinor Bischett
Anna Peters
Funeral Rites Held for Henry William Smith
Large crowd attends funeral for Henry William Smith from his North Main Street home. Rev C L Schmidt of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed presided, with two songs by Mrs Henry Raester Edith Heller and accompanist. Amherst Aerie of Eagles pallbearers included Vincent Nalles Henry Raester William Bruce Jack Bruce Raymond Miller and Philip Lehmauch. FLO E. oversaw cemetery services and burial occurred at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Henry William Smith
North Main Street
C. EL. Schmidt
St. Peter Evangelical
FLO. E
Elmwood Cemetery
Funeral rites for Allen Rousch at Crownhill Cemetery
Funeral rites for one year old Allen Rousch son of Mr and Mrs Paul Rousch were held from the home on Cleveland avenue Wednesday morning Rev M A Hayes pastor of the First Evangelical church officiating Burial was in Crownhill cemetery.
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Little Allen Rousch
Paul Rousch
Cleveland Avenue
M.A. Hayes
First Evangelical
Crownhill Cemetery
Ladies plan kitchen redecorating at Congregational Church
The Congregational church Ladies' society met in church parlors Wednesday afternoon to plan kitchen redecorating. They also arranged the annual luncheon for the Lincoln County Dental Association on November 21 with Luncheon served at 1 30 to 25 members and two guests. Mrs. George Carter and Mrs. John Sabiers led games and contests.
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Congregational Church
Ladies’ Society
L Ncounty Dental Association
George Carter
John Sabiers
Brief discharges and local notes in Zanesville column
Discharges mention Mes George Schree der on Jackson street and Elmer sre road. Mrs. Mare Wo spends seven Bischoff at home. Sparse, fragmented items reflect a local briefs page from Zanesville.
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Zanesville
Elmer Sre
Mare Wo
Amherst Sorosss Chil November Meeting Review
The Amherst Sorosss Chil gathered at Mrs. Ever Gall’s Harris Street home with Abs. James Bruce as assistant hostess. A 6:30 dinner kicked off a gift exchange and plans for next year. Mrs. E. G. Peiteh outlined the year’s program including rare book reviews and a reading list.
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Amherst
Elmer Gall
Dox
Charles Allen
DL. F. Kreeger
Citadel
AL J. Crown
George
World’s Strongest Baby Claim Sparks Bayou cheers
In Mound Bayou Mississippi locals hail 4 year old Sam Mitchel Jr as the worlds strongest baby describing him as a second Joe Louis. They note the child lifts a 24 pound sack of flour or two 10 pound containers of molasses with ease. A separate note from Selby California mentions a painting by a noted artist.
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Sam Mitchel, Jr
Joe Louis
Unemployment Seen From 600-Foot Stack Work
A steeplejack who tends the 600-foot smoke stack of the American Smelting and Refining Company notes high unemployment in the area, citing the crowds that watch the daily work. In Lancaster Pennsylvania the Donegal Society funds perpetual care for the 350 year-old Witness Tree, a Revolutionary War fidelity landmark.
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American Smelting and Refining Company
Lancaster
Donegal Society of the
Donegal Presbyterian Church
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