Amherst Business Men to Close Wednesday Afternoons
Amherst October 12 Amherst Business Men's Association decided to close business places on Wednesday afternoons. Invitations extended for a Reform church supper and a St Joseph's Catholic church dinner for their annual bazaar. Eugene Finnegan, 17, injured oiling a truck crank. Ladies entertained by Mrs Krage at Lutheran church. Funeral rites for Frank Regar and Mrs Henry Aiken held. Choral club plans at school building Monday evening.
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Amherst
Amherst Business Men's Association
Reform Church of
Henrietta
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Shelly of
Elging
Oberlin College
Ladies Society of the Lutheran Church
Krage
Aiken
Henry Aiken
Jackson Street
W. A. Tabbert
Frank and Albert Marshall
Jesse Ruie
Ed Leizler
Clifford Arndt
Jay Moeuiler
Cleveland Avenue
Here's a Fine Tonic Laxative Says Druggist
A druggist touts a tonic laxative as a health aid, urging consumption every other night for three weeks. The remedy is described as a vegetable brew to improve blood quality, clear complexion, and energy.
Celery King Geta Packace in a Trifle of Gold
A fragment discusses a health remedy called Celery King Geta Packace priced cheaply in gold. Mentions a normal boweation, perfect working stomach and breath, plus a laxative chicken item for fretful or feverish conditions.
Amherst Personal Notes Delay Card Party To Next Week
Amherst October 12 plans for an Eastern Stars card party were postponed a week. Local residents including Mr and Mrs William Holl and daughters, Mr and Mrs Robert Paton and sons, and others were noted as visitors in nearby towns. Several outings to Elyria and Columbus were reported for various clubs and individuals.
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Amherst
William Holl
Robert Paton
Christ UN Holl
A. Weiss
Viola
Frank Weiss
Oberlin
Homer Wilford
Elyria
W.W. H. Turner
J. H. Frederic
Columbus
John Bruce
John Wilson
Geo. Adderholden
Anna Sabers
F. C. Fleming
Knights Tempars
Fred Ruth
P. D. Barbar
H. G. Redington
Elyra
Jay Gillette
Bobbie
Lorain
Amherst Churches List Sunday Services in Town
Amherst churches publish Sunday schedules with Congregational Methodist Eastman leading 9:30 am Sunday school and 10:30 am service at the Methodist church. St Peters Evang elical lists German and English services, Big Mission festival with sermons by Rev Bischoff and Rev Kraft and music from around Lorain. St Pauls Lutheran presents English and German services and Sunday school. St Joseph Catholic outlines masses, catechism times, and Friday devotion.
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Amherst
Congregational Methodist
F E Eastman
Peters Evangelical
E. J. Spell
Bischoff
Oberlin
E. W. Kraft
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Paul’s Elyria Chat
O. Wittlieger
St. John’s Church Choir
Woodland Cuarter
Lorain Mission
St.pauls Lutheran
F. C. Jordan
J &T. Josephs Catholic
Eischen
Brownhelm Congregational Services and Stone Church Schedule
Brownhelm Congregational holds morning service at 10:60 with Pastor Harold Hester followed by an evening service at 7 30. Stone Church led by Rev W A Tabbert has service at 9 30 with morning worship at 10 20.
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Brownhelm Congregational
Harold Hester
Stone Church
W. A. Tabbert
Little French Girl Impersonates Doll at Colonial Sunday
A curious window display at The Letsch Co features a lifelike mechanical doll facade. The illustration shows a girl in fine silks and satins mimicking human movement, including arm twitching and eye rolling, but no such toy exists yet.
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Letsch Co
Imaginative French Doll Mimic Performs at Local Theatres
A Paris trained impersonator Madlyg Bottino, billed as The French Doll, appears at the Colonial and Dokmal Theatres with a doll and dance act. She previously worked in Paris in a top department, and her act features mechanical figure imitations. Audience will see multiple showings on Saturday and Sunday with new doll costumes inspired by the role.
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Madlyg Bottino
Ig 18
Tls
Imerica
Porluny
Paris
Mme
Do Cmal
Sandy
Mag Murray
Mile
Bettimo
The Spider and the Rose at Colon ial Theatre
The Spider and the Rose features Alice Lake and Gaston Glass with a large screen cast. It portrays mission life in old California under Mexican rule, with a gripping love story and tense moments. Grand presents The Man Next Door, a strong book adaptation praised by audiences. Bonnie Bell, daughter of a western cattle baron, travels east.
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Coloniak
Alice Lake
Gaston Glass
California
Mexico
Bonnie Bell
Chicago The Streets of New American City Film Premier
A lively Chicago program features The Streets of New American City with a dramatic plot and pathos. It includes lecturer J Howard Albert speaking on cathedrals and a piano performance, plus a comedy Ducking the Barrier starring Dustin Farnham. Rialto offers Saturday afternoon showings.
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New
J. Howard Albert
Dustin Farnham
Kit Karen
Klondike
Evening Show Review Promises Lively Broadway Entertainments
A Tip Roaring comedy Bringing up Father on Broadway and The Band Box Revue burlesque present a vivid night of humor and song. The review praises a splendid company, witty routines, and pretty dancers, noting the lively atmosphere and striking performances as a strong Broadway spectacle.
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Geo. McManus
Father
Plenty York
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