Amherst Social Gatherings and Evening Events Report
Amherst notes a Brownhelm Congregational women’s gathering with speakers from Kipton and Oberlin, a Bible class meeting at St Peters Evangelical Reformed Church with officer elections, a Young People’s Republican Club session at Odd Fellows Hall, and an Amherst band rehearsal at the high school. Birthday party for Miss Florence Bodmann featured cards and luncheon, plus a St Peter’s rally on tuberculosis talk and a Eagles auxiliary card party planned with prize games.
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Philathea Bible
St. Peterns Evangelical] Reformed Church
Young People’s Republican Club
Odd Fellow
Howard Butler
Amherst
Brotherhood of St Peter’s Evangelical Reformed Church
Te Church Pariors
A. H. Smith
Pleasant View
Philathea Bible Class
St. Peter’s Evangelical Reformed Church
Ohio Penal System Criticized as Prisons called "Schools of Crime"
Columbus dispatch reports by the Sherrill survey committee condemn Ohio prisons as "schools of crime" with overcrowding at Columbus and Mansfeld facilities. The study urges reforms including probation and parole expansion, colony plans, and permanent detention for psychopaths, noting ten percent feeble minded or psychopathic among inmates and youths.
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Columbus
Ohio
Commonwealth
Jas
Sherrill Government
United States
Robert Hasenflue
Washington Street
Edward Bahl
Ray Jewett
L. Roemer
Lancaster and
Delaware
Lima State Hospital
Mansfeld Reformatory
Reformatory
London
Eaton Girl Weds In Ohio Church Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Helen Kannenberg daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kannenberg of Eaton to Holger Maniz son of R. F. Maniz of Spencer Ohio occurred Saturday at the Church of God on Daisy Avenue Cleveland Rev. Burgert officiated. Palms and ferns adorned the church organist Miss Henna Schatmerer played and James Wilson sang I Love You Truly and Oh Promise Me. The bride wore ivory satin with a long train and a French Pointed Turban veil. Her bouquet was white roses. Bridesmaids included Mildred Kannenberg Loretta Kruggle and others in blue and peach taffeta with slippers to match. Vernon Mantz was best man ushers were Robert Kannenberg Richard Reschke and Pauli Henchar. The couple was given away by the bride’s father. The Broomshift presented an ebony and gold bracelet. A reception followed at the bride’s home with pink and white decor and a two tier cake. The bride’s mother wore a black tunic with white trim. Mr Mantz is employed by the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad.
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Helen Kannenberg
E. J. Kannenberg
Eaton
Holger Maniz
R. F. Maniz
Spencer, Ohio
Church of God
Daisy Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Butgereit
Henna Schatmerer
James Wilson
Mildred Kannenberg
Erna Schmeltzer
Richard Reschke
Loretta Kruggle
Vernon Mantz
Robert Kannenberg
Pauli Henchar
Mantz
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Child crushed to death by falling frame in Steubenville street
In Steubenville Ohio on October 3 a six year old boy, Charles Cutri, was killed when a steel frame weighing 200 pounds toppled onto him as he played in the street. The second fact notes that Portuguese explorers opened Ethiopia to the world in the 16th century after the region had been largely unseen for about a millennium.
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Steubenville
Charles Cutri
Eiteel
Ethiopia
Notable deaths and local incidents span Ohio and Cincinnati
Funeral services for Msgr Louis Nau 66 professor of moral theology Canon law and sociology at Mt St Mary Seminary will be Monday burial at St Marys cemetery He studied in Europe and was ordained in Belgium in 1883 McElwain 80 of Lima purchased a Bunting Heese and confided his shotgun was broke and his hunting dog was blind Urbana relie f recipients barred from amusements Safety Director Calahan says 176 heads of families on relief will be affected Samuels H Squire head of the State Banking Department comments on bank updates Lemke of Fargo to speak at No Farmers Enion archio conversion October 9 Samuel H Squire comment on banking politics theft of liquor and trailer in Cincinnati Elm er Bee 60 killed in squirrel hunting accident in Mansfield Dayton Dayton Ohio art music and philanthropic figure H E Taibott 71 dies at Runnymeed in 1907 France took from Liberia 3050 square miles of northeast territory.
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Cincinnati
Msgr
Louis Nau
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Msgr. Nau
Europe
Belgium
Middle West
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