Eber F Steele 70 Ex Amherst Banker Dies in Youngstown
Amherst Oct 16 Eber F Bresle 70 died at his Youngstown home relayed to his nephew Frank Steele He long served Amherst Savings and Banking Co and belonged to the Masonic Shrine Survived by nephews and nieces in Lorain and Amherst Funeral will be in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eber F. Steele
Amherst
Youngstown
Eber F. Bresle
Frank Steele
Steele
Amherst Savings and Banking Co
Lorain
Clevehead
Vermilion Amherst
Mrrs
Ed Kaine
Thia Village
Vermilion
Mrn.e
Bride and Groom Dororthy Parrish and Brurice Steele Wed
Dororthy Parrish and Brurice Steele married at the Congregational church parsonage in Painesville Ohio on October 16 at 1 pm. The couple, with attendants Mrs. Donald Beckenin and cousins of the bride, will reside with the bride’s parents after a eastern trip. Steele works as a median at Ford Motor Co. in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Parrigh
Wm. Perthe
Meuries
Mary K. Steele Lorain
Congregational Church
Painesville
Donald Beckenin
If You Need a Medicine You Should Have the Best
A vintage advertisement claims Dr Kilmer Swamp Root treats kidney liver and bladder ailments by neutralizing uric acid. It asserts vast testimonials and urges readers to request a sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co at Binghamton New York. Large and medium bottles are sold at druggists.
Amherst News Highlights Local Events and Obituaries
Amhurst reports a 68th birthday tribute to David Huh with a large Amherst gathering and dinner on Taylor Street. Andrew Sickledam dies at 60 after moving from Austria. a daughter in Austria survives. Notices cover St Joseph Sodality youth, Congregational aid, and St Peters church activities. Local meetings, confirmations, and W C T U plans noted. Numerous residents and visitors listed with travel to Cleveland, Elyria, and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Andrew Sickledam
Austria
Frank Kane
St. Peters Church
Brotherhood of St
Christ Schibler
Tha Ridge
D. G. Nevins
Cleveland
Harry Green
Ralph
Napanee, Ihd
W. H. Powers
Maurice Bellar
Charlie Bruce, Jr
Denefield
Charles Hall
Elyria
Mary Minth
North Main Street
Bert Jenne
Elyria Memorial
Boater Scholtz
Charles Schulte
George Schroeder
Frohne
Wittlinger
C. H. Walker
Vermilion
Ware
Ruby Walker
H.C. Field
Akron
Jukige L. D. Sinsner
Katherine Hagemen
Local families host Sunday gatherings across Lorain and Sandusky
Daughters from Lorain joined relatives in Elliston and nearby towns for church services and Sunday school. Numerous households in Lorain Cleveland and Sandusky hosted dinners and social visits, with groups from Brownhelm and Amherst traveling to see friends and relatives. Community societies schedule meetings at St Annes and Congregational church, while invitations extended to guests from Toledo Madison and Santa Monica as travel plans and kinship connections filled the weekend.
Local residents and visitors share weekend gatherings in Elyria and Oberlin
Mrs. Fred Block returns to Elyria from a week with Mrs. A W Kahl while guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Rosencranz. Honeymooners Homer Millholland depart after their wedding. Henry Short and George visit in Elyria for dinner honoring Miss Ellen Short of Cleveland. John Egeland spends weekend in Cleveland. R H E Hayes visits Berlin Heights Saturday night. Mrs. Fred McQueen and Mrs. West spend Sunday with Mrs. Gibbs in Pittsfield. Beatrice Delbridge returns to Oberlin after weekend with parents F O and Mrs Delbridge. Libbie Gerlach and mother visit Carl Gerlach family in Lansing. Conrad Battenhouse, Fred Lang host Elyria and Pearl street visitors. Alice, Norma Berach and Marjorie Wheeler return to Oberlin after weekend with LP Lersohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
William *Garthe
Livhardt
Albert Hoss Ételer
Malcolm Miller
Claxton Springer
Carl Springer
Corre “Selroeder
Iim Grobe
M. J. Holghauer
Peter Becker
Henry Muller
Conrad Zilch
Mildred
Werner Zilch
George Dick
Brownhelm
Wm. Holzhauer
Cleveland
M. Neu-inister
Elliston
Henry Grugle
Cornell Avenue
William Hagelman
Ed Hienloff
Burr
Rose
Hazieman
Carl
Leonard Kurtza
Helen Kartza
Lorain
Henry Ziegler
Carl Ziegler
Reuben Siegler
Henry Ziegler, Jr
Amelia Boxstein
Sandusky
Geo. Hollstein
St. Anne's
Los Angeles
Cal
rMs
Corda Hengen
Frank Foster
A. Baker
Sendusky
Robt. Paterson
Monroe, Mich
George Rosencranz
Sundardin
al Rosencranz
Fred Block
Herome
Elyria
A. W. Kahl
Homer Millholland
Henry Short
George
Art Smith
Ellen Short
John Egeland
R. H E. Hayes
Berlin
Fred McQueen
West
Gibbs
Pittsfield
Beatrice Delbridge
Oberlin
F. O. Delbridge
Misa Libbie Gerlach
Carl Gerlach
Lansing
Mich
Conrad Battenhouse
Fred Lang
Catherine Battenhouse
Pearl Street
Alice
Norma Berach
Marjorie Wheeler
LP. Lersoh
Kipton community notices and weekend visits
Miss Margaret Leo reports a busy Kipton scene with visits from Moehl of Detroit to his mother, Heather Williams, and Elyria families to local homes. Various callers from Canton Cleveland and Oberlin are noted along with a Kipton high school party. A new baby boy was born to Leo Coven and his Florida-born spouse. Rev Harris hosted guests from Oberlin and Union church services are planned next Sunday with music and welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Jacob Albright
Oberlin
Adam Geist
Haigh
Donald
Theodore Bellamy
Wakeman
Harris
Union Church
Oberlin visitors and church notes mix with Arnstein rehearing
Miss Mildred Bates returned from Bedford for Sunday services at Union church. Residents including Mr and Mrs John Howell of Camden and Ernie Bucks of Henrietta joined others in Oberlin Saturday. In Washington the U S Court of Appeals ordered a rehearing in Jules Arnstein bankruptcy case to resolve enforcement issues raised by the government. The November 19 session follows a prior decision limiting Arnstein from providing information in the proceedings. The ancient Romans burned charcoal for heat in open pans without grates or flues, supplying economical warmth for homes and baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Mildred Bates
Bedford
John Howell
Camden
Ernie Bucks
Henrietta
Oberlin
Washington
Dr Carter’s K and B Tea Raved For Constipation
Liver and bowel remedies come and go but Dr Carter’s K and B Tea is described as popular, home brewed, inexpensive, and effective for constipation, sluggish liver, headaches, and dull skin. The ad promotes a 30 cent package sold by pharmacists, claiming quick, gentle relief for all ages.
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Ders Thy Parrish
Brurice Steele
DAY Studio
Middle Ave
Catherine Miller
Harry Babernagel
Andelphia Chiropractic School
RIBE
David Hill
David Huh
Taylor Street
Retahy
Wm. Burtows
Duane Burrows
Andrew Sirklodam
Kipton
Miss Margaret Leo
Ohio Public Service Co
Broad St
Deitman
Punxsutary
Phillips Drug Store
Otto Deitman
Menihan’s
Archaid Shoes
Menihan
Doan
Anandz
Sarah Mathews
West Third St
Doan ‘Stris" Ae
Philpott’s Shoe Store
Lorain County
Madras
Cretonne
America
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