Amherst Woman's Union Circles Plan Christmas Parties
Three circles of the Woman's Union of St Peter Evangelical and Re formed church met. Circle 1 hosted at Mrs Emery Sondergeld’s home with devotions and group games. Circle 2 at the church parlors prepared surgical dressings for the local hospital and planned a December 8 Christmas party. Circle 5 at the Hasenflue home reviewed the book Beside All Waters and set a December 16 Christmas dinner.
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Amielerst
Eneles
Woman's Union
S Peter Evangelical
C. H Ernst
Semloceder
Ernst Park
Charles Hasenflue
Circle 5
Frank Hasenflue
Leavitt Road
Fred Berg
C. C Kern
Elsie Whiton
Village council adjourns to pass power plant resolutions
The village council held an adjourned meeting Thursday evening to pass resolutions for the municipal power and light plant. An ordinance to build the plant was passed Tuesday evening. Petitions seek a referendum. May or Cooper supported a referendum. A resolution to proceed with construction was approved. The council and Board of Affairs will jointly select a site and hire a resident engineer. The announcement was also that
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Cooper
Board of Affairs
Amherst Water Works Survey Delayed Two Weeks
The Amherst Water Works Co survey has not yet been received and is two weeks overdue. No negotiations for a new plant can proceed until the survey arrives. The council will hold another adjourned meeting next Tuesday evening.
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Amherst Waterworks Co
Local notices on meetings and bake sale schedule
The W E A will meet this evening at Mrs Charles Flew home on Park avenue. The Junior Walther League of St Paul Latham church meets tonight in church parlors. Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion holds regular session this evening at Town Hall. The Hickory Tree Grange Silver side bake sale is at Kuss drug store Saturday at 1 PM with cakes and coffee cakes for sale.
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Charles Flew
Park Avenue
Walther League
St. Paul Latham Church
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Town Hall
Hickory Tree Grange
Kuss Drug Store
Christmas party plans at St. Paul Luther an church
The Ladies Aid Society met at church parlors to plan the Christmas party on December 15. The afternoon featured quilting and refreshments for 23 attendees. The next meeting is scheduled for December 1 with Mrs Frederick Schnaak as hostess. Discharges include Miss Dorothy Angersbach and Henrietta.
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Ess
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Frederick Schnaak
Church Service Schedule and Local Notices
St Peters Evangelical and Re formed church leads with multiple services led by Rev C E Schmidt and Rev M A Hayes including church school worship and memorials. Other churches list pastors, times, and events. Polish forest cover noted. Ottawa Catholic Separate School Board mentioned.
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St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. E. Schmidt
First Evangelcal Church
M. A. Hayes
FE. L. C E
Hickory Tree Grange Elects Agent and Presents Playlet
Hickory Tree Grange held a regular meeting at Grange Hall. George Knittle was elected legislative agent for the coming year. LaRue Biddinger led the lecture hour with a program including group singing reading and a playlet Troubles of a Hotel Clerk featuring William Barder LaRue Biddinger Mr Caldwell Lester Weichel and Mike Mitiska in the cast.
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Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
George Knittle
LaRue Biddinger
Oliver Kolbe
William Barder
Caldwell
Lester Weichel
Mike Mitiska
Four Guests Attend Noon Day Club Meeting at South Amherst
Four guests attended a Noon Day Club gathering at the South Amherst church parlors Thursday. Present were C. Miller of the Fleetwing Corporation Cleveland J Keane Columbus Milton Rogers Lorain and Richard Gleason South Amherst. Dinner was served to 23 followed by group singing. W G Nord reported on a recent Chamber of Commerce meeting at Serdushy. Plans were made to meet again at the same place in two weeks.
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Edward Bahl
Ed Young
John Delfield
L.ruemer
Axtel Street
Roemer
Otis Buhl
C. E Schmidt
Mary Wooster
Noon Day Club
South Amherst
C. Miller
Fleetwing Corporation
Cleveland
J. Keane
Columbus
Milton Rogers
Lorain
Richard Gleason
W G Nord
Chamber of Commerce
Serdushy
Flans
Lutheran Ladies Meet Mrs William Stretcher Host
Mrs William Stretcher hosted the Lutheran Ladies meeting with attendees from the local church circle. The gathering included fellowship, sharing of supplies, and planning for upcoming community aid events.
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Lutheran Ladies Meet
William Stretcher
Service Too Costly in Fresno Police Refuse Warrant Service
Fresno police chief Truax declined to serve 164 bench warrants for motorists who failed to respond to traffic tags. He argued travel costs could bankrupt the city. Some violators lived as far away as Portland, Oregon, and others in nearby regions.
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Fresno
Cal
Truax
Portland
Ore
Fined for Hitting Train in Brentwood
Edward J. Black, 24, was fined $20 for hitting a moving train with his automobile a Brentwood. The impact damaged his car more than the train, which withstood the shock.
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Brentwood
Edward J. Blackburn
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