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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1935

Page

6

Church Night Plans At Methodist Aid Meeting

Amherst area notes show the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church meeting with Mrs. I. G. Maxwell presiding. They planned the annual chicken supper and a two day cooking school at Elyria First Methodist. A brief business session was announced for two weeks from now.

Amherst Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church I. G. Maxwell Park Avenue Maxwell A K. Jenne Henderson Kentucky Churea

Rally and social after Am herst Democratic Women's Club event

A crowd gathered at Odd Fellow Hall for a rally sponsored by the Amherst Democratic Women's Club with a Verse of America and remarks from candidates and Mayor Stiwald outlining November voting projects. Following a social hour, attendees played bridge, five hundred, bunco, and pinochle with several prize outcomes and hostesses serving refreshments.

Amherst Democratic Women’s Club Odd Fellow America Stiwald Hogore Robert Ward W. G. Schaeffer Elmer White Wilson Bunco J. O

Amherst Club and Public Meetings Highlight Local News

The Amherst scene features officers of a veterans group installed by Milton Campbell, a social All-Comet Club gathering with sewing and old fashioned games, and a PTA meeting at Amherst Public School with George Frank as new president. Next week MASQUE party supports NCWC, Eagles Auxiliary and Sorosis Club events are announced, plus a hospital board meeting discusses a fall ballot project. A brief on a lawbook accident in Iowa City ends the rundown.

FP. T. A Amherst Public George Frank Supt F. R. Powers Amherst City Band John Michael G. M. Parker

Dizzy Spells and the Little Daily Dose of Kroschen

An advertisement promotes Kroschen Salis as a daily digestive aid to prevent dizzy spells and maintain regular bowels. It claims to keep liver, kidneys, and intestines working, reducing headaches and nervousness, with a suggested use in coffee or tea. It touts a low price and worldwide popularity with a money back guarantee.

Mary Perkins Visits Grandmother and Local Notices

Mary Perkins of Lakewood spent most of last week with her grandmother Mrs. Anna Perkins. Mrs. Paul Newman of Cleveland visited sister Mrs. R. W. Elliott. Alger Bourne with Cleveland friends spent the weekend in Detroit. Mrs. Barbara Sander visited Wooster friends and attended the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin were injured in an auto accident en route to visit their daughter in Fostoria. The October 3 meeting of the Ladies Aid was the missionary meeting. West group met at Mrs. Henry Bachy Fields with a covered dish luncheon. East group will meet at Mrs. Rini West Park Drive Thursday for luncheon. First church supper planned for Friday October 21 with 25 cent supper at 6:30 served by the West group. Rev. Elgin Sherk to speak. Sunday was rally day with diplomas for nine boys and girls and junior to senior class aims. Music by Ladies choir.

North Olmsted Mary Perkins Lakewood Anna Perkins Paul Newman Cleveland R. W. Eliiott Alger Bourne Detroit Barbara Sander Nends Wooster Farry C. Baldwin Lorain Road Walter Henderson Fostoria Baldwin Bellevue Hospital Mr. Baldwin Jand Ladies Aid Hiewards Oberlin Rcd Henry Bachy Fields Roo Rini West Park Drive Supger West Croup Elgin Sherk

South Ridge BRIEFS summary of local obituaries and illness

Frank Bechtel attended Henry Monroe's funeral in Amherst on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Annie Hahn is reported seriously ill at her daughter’s home, Mrs. Rene Liang. Mrs. Howard Keller of Ashtabula helps care for her. George Kuittle and daughter Marion attended a Hickory Tree Grange meeting in Amherst Tuesday evening. Mrs. Frank Larawar attended the District Convention Auxiliary of the U S S W and Wim Bivria! Thursday and attended the inspection in the evening. Miss Carolyn Elizabeth Schlechter returned to Hernietta after several weeks with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Milton Schlechter.

South Ridge. O Frank Bechtel Henry Monroe Amherst Annie Hahn Rene Liang Howard Keller Ashtabula George Kuittle Marion Hickory Tree Grange Frank Larawar U. S&s. W. Wim Bivria Carolyn Elizabeth Schlechter Henrietta Milton Schlechter

Sunday Visits Across Townline and Amherst Area

Mr and Mrs Henry Ficht and family of Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs George Knustne and family Sunday. Mrs Milton Schlechter and son Hobert visited her uncle L W Spiegelberg and family on Townline Road Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Elmer Baxter and family called on Mr and Mrs Jacob Brucker in Amherst Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Kurtule and daughter Marton were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Adam Grobe and family in Lora Sunday. Mrs E W Stang and son Eugene visited Mr and Mrs Carl Berg and family in Ressa Two. Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs H C Delefield entertained guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook, Donna Jean and Marion Mertz. Helen, Donna and Howard Detefield of Townline Road. R H Collier and Gordon of Lake Avenue were callers Saturday. Mrs Frank Lapp and daughter Helen of Amherst called on Milton Schlechter and family and Miriam Fowl Monday evening.

Henry Ficht Cleveland George Knustne Milton Schlechter Hobert L. W. Spiegelberg Townline Road Elmer Baxter Jacob Brucker Amherst George Kurtule Marton Adam Grobe Lora E. W. Stang Eugene Carl Berg Ressa H C. Delefield Valentine Cook Donna Jean Marion Mertz Helen Donna Howard Detefield R. H. Collier Gordon Lake Avenue Frank Lapp Milton Scalechter Miriam Fowl

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