Amhurst Notes Highlight Plays and Meetings in Late Oct
Amherst reports include the Young Peoples League of St. Peter's church presenting a comedy on November 11 and 25 with Rev. E J Spelt directing. Also listed are a Teachers Training class gathering, a 500 club event, bridge club hosting, musical arts program praise, council meeting tonight, and a flurry of local social visits and parish notices across Amherst and nearby Lorain counties.
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Astley
Young Peoples League of
St. Peter's Church
Rev
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St. Peter's ‘Evangelical Church
Spell
Glass
Musical Arts Association
Lorain
Act Net Besocicte
Assoc.2 Ton
South Ridge Sls J f Bechtel Prayer Meet at Home
Community notices recounts prayer meeting at the Eppley home and visits among residents including Bechtel, Draper, and Otte families. Neighbors like Schubert, Eppley, Baus, and Schmidtson are noted with calls, dinners, and club gatherings amid rural Lorain County happenings.
Lorain Social Evening Attends Vermilion Visitors
Entertained guests include Mr and Mrs Cirl Zilch of Lorain at a party. Mr and Mrs Sherman hosted Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Shirley Lunares of Vermilion. Airs David Whyte, Sr. remains ill but convalescing. Miss Florence Cleveland visited over the weekend. Mrs Henry Plato of Park Falls, Wis., was an Elyria visitor.
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Cirl Zilch
Lorain
Daner Suussy
Local Happenings and Community Notes in Columbia
Columbia residents host Pittsburgh visitors Elmer and and Mrs. Evans. Charney Stephens hosts family and neighbors J H Bartter and Charles Lonaghan visit. School paper delay postpones first issue to November 1. Andrew Columbus brings Julia and husband from Berea. Ladies Aid to meet Mrs Martin. Ohio Fuel and Supply placing wells on Wertzel and Putt farms. Wells on Barber and Ives farms show good pressure. John Perry family visit Elder home. Clarence Heres recovering from pneumonia. Rev C H Wood to attend 100th church anniversary in New York state. Horse racing note comments on speed and judge placement in ground hole.
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Columbia
Elmer Evans
Pittsburgh
Charney Stephens
J. H. Bartter
Charles W. Lonaghan
North Eaton
Andrew Columbus
Julia
Hushbend
Berea
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sur Martin
Ohio Fuel & Supply Co
John Wertzel
Charles Putt
Leslie Barber
Sylvia Ives
John Perry
Charles
Robert Elder
Clarence Heres
Mia
Missouri Tigers Rally Stuns Nebraska in Grid Battle
Missouri University sparked a wild celebration after a rare gridiron win over Nebraska. The victory marked the first time in 54 years that no Tigers could beat the Cornhuskers, adramatic upset that left fans buzzing.
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Bing
Missouri University
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Local residents greet friends and relatives for weekend
In New London Oct 20 relations and neighbors hosted visitors. Bliss Vera Marrell from OBC stayed at home. Miss Elizabeth Hull of Elyria visited friends and relatives. Mrs Iorre Weedman returned from Cleveland for a few days. Miss Marion White of Oberlin spent time with her parents. Thomas Sellers recovered from seven weeks illness and was seen about. Abs Messenger and Virginia spent Thursday in Sansfeld. Dorothea and Gwen Golyn Parnell visited Geo Norrell and family. Mrs Ada Day and Charlotte from Cleveland joined cousin Mrs Mabel Jordan for the weekend.
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Amherst
L McQueen
Bert McQueer
James
Vermilion
Lindsley
Ruth
Edith Escott
Hautzvale
N. E. Escolly Sondergeld
Ohio
Sarah Walker
P. Kall
Wan. Horan
Detroi
Mich
Adolph Hoffman
Jackson Street
Wm. Springer
Middle Street
Max A. Lyndon
Elyria
Willam Ruth
Brondheim
Ward
Gana
Chapmen
Lorain
John Stangard
el Ria
R. L. Merz
Edna Menz
Augusta
Bobole
M. Vaukowsi
Birmingham
C.D. Worcester
Mible
W. A. Pureel
Airrold Adams
Nima Adams
Cleveland
George
Oberi
Sundae
Willam Herdrick
Elsria
W. Wetzel
Robert Neviz
E. M. Lauer
J. J. Beach
Midsida Varderwest
Harold Brown
John Brown
and Heston
Clevelard
Bert Edwards
Elvina
Wilma Gall Ana Mass
Clara Eberhert
Aon Lane
St Gall
Crownhil Avenue
Har Wsseaka
New London
WL B. Wyker
Aests
Slisses Helen
Ruth Gregg
Santa
Bliss Vera Marrell
O. B.C
Elizabeth Hull
Iorre Weedman
Marion White
Oberlin
Thomas Sellers
Abs. W
Messenger
Virginia
Sansfeld
Dorothea
Gwen- Golyn Parnell
Geo. Norrell
Ada
Charlotte
Mabel Jordon
Seismic Quake Reported From Mount 5.00 Am
The United States observatory at the University of Chicago reported a quake recorded by its seismograph at 5.00 a.m. today though no distance or intensity could be ascertained from the instrument. Separate items note Illinois Bell rate case upheld by the Supreme Court and California bigamy law ruling. Minor legal and social notes complete the bulletin.
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de Chicago
Fock
Unied States Observatory
University
Chicago
Washington
Illinois, Commerce Commissions
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Con Bat
Supreme Court of the United States
Sever Shington
California
United States’ Supreme Court
Charlotte Amita Whines
Supreme Court actions touch fraud appeal and rail property cases
Washington lists three items from October events. Justice Faber involvement noted in an appeal over a protective law, with other reports on the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling on railroad property and a decision upholding origin labeling requirements for staple foods.
Chancellor reports LOCARNO pacts. Hindenburg pleased
News wires note President Hindenburg’s satisfaction with Chancellor’s Locarno security pact report. China tensions acid test. Tokyo cautious on new military outbreak as Peklog conference looms. Moscow tribute to Khue Khan Mir. study of Soviet system cited. William L. Poteat to enter his seventeenth year as Wake Forest educator and college president.
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Hindenburg
Moscow
Russia
Khue Khan Mir
William L. Poteat
Sote
Wake Forest
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Poieat
College A
North Carolina
Mz i
Zoological Institute
University of Bern
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Monuments, promises and football shoes in crossfront era pieces
An indeterminate note describes a breach of promise suit by Mrs Exgel over a postponed marriage to a Yorkshire suitor. In Ohio Joel Pucel earns praise as a top football shoe repairman for overnight修 work aiding a muddy high school game. Paris hosts a cordial greeting as Arthur Chamberlain and Mrs Chamberlain arrive from Locarno with French and British officials sharing friendly gestures and tumultuous reception.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Pramse
Exzgel
Max
Exgel
Suri Ig
Ecgel
Ghip
Atylss Ferry
Joel Pucel
Middlewest
Paris
Austes Chamberlaie
Mrs Chamberlaie
Sus. Yacy
Artstide Brant
Gare de Lest
Locarno
Secret Chamberlain
Briand
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