Amherst Forms General Committee for Celebration
A meeting at the Amherst Town Hall produced a general committee for the 125th anniversary celebration. Presiding was Atty. Smythe and members include Rev C E Schmidt, Mayor Cooper, A Nabakowski, Atty J J Smythe, Paul Mori, Hayes Whittlesey, Mrs J A Weebeche, Sam Wragg, Allen Stiwald, William Schmitkans, Miss Marion Steele, and H A Monger.
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Amherst
Atty. Dd. Smythe
C. E Schmidt
Mayor Cooper
Ety
A. Nabakowski
Atty. J. J. Smythe
Paul Mori
South Amherst
Hayes “Whittlesey
Brownhelm
J. A. Weebeche
Sam Wragg
Allen Stiwald
William Schmitkens
Marion Steele
H. A Monger
Power to Choose Members Forming New Committee
A new committee was organized last evening to oversee the affair. They will elect a chairman, secretary and treasurer and announce the date. Supposed suspensions were made last evening to leave the affair for the last week of September.
Don Harter Speaks At Democratic Rally Here
A large Amherst crowd heard Don Harter and other speakers at a Democratic rally in the town assembly room. J J Smythe presided as chair, introducing Dale White state representative Harley Decker county commissioner Charles Lorenzo county auditor and Judge Stanton Adams of Cleveland. Harter praised Public Works for creating jobs and boosting morale and urged stronger old age pension in the new Congress. Adams endorsed Charles Sawyer for governor and lauded Sawyer’s clean government work in Cincinnati.
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Amherst
J _J Smythe
Dale White
Harley Decker
Charles Lorenzo
Don Harter
Stanton Adams
Cleveland
Harter
Miens Morales
Adems
Charles Sawyer
Tor Govenor
Ohio
Cingimnau
Mr Sawyer
Grange Confers 3rd and 4th Degrees
Grange meeting at the Go se Hall produced conferral of third and fourth degrees. Plans for a future meeting were discussed. Betty Ketles performed a duet with Stella Goodsne, and Miotaen tee assisted with the es silvery program.
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Grange
Neta Thorsdas
Gose
Weltaed
Cass
Betty Ketles
Stella Goodsne
Miotaen
Tee
Youth Conference Report and Church Activities in Columbus
The report covers a Columbus youth conference with leaders Marian Kuittle and George Knittle, a baseball game won by Mrs Kuttle’s team, folk and square dances led by Fran Herman, and a lunch served by local ladies. Church groups at First Evangelical and St Paul Lutheran discuss devotionals, Hallowe’en games, Noon Das Club, Ladies Aid, and refreshments, with memberships around 19 to 35 present and guests noted.
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Hecock
Columbus
Marian Kuittle
George Knittle
Kenneth Alexander
Stanley Wangertre
First Evangelical Church
DeCoty
J Buell
William Besner
Rev Hayes
Hallowe'en
William Bryner
Reuben
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
Pythian Hall
Fortune
Spiriiem
R C Bosse
Ladies’ Aid
St Paul Istheran Church
Fred Hogrefe
Memorial Service for Katherine Cameron Led by Mrs
A memorial service for Katherine Cameron was conducted with prayers as part of the routine church meetings. Mrs Emery Sondergeld led devotions at the usual gathering before the service continued on Page 15.
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B A. Jenne
Church St. Paoue
Isaly
Wisconsin
Johnston
Meade
Stow
Kahn & Anderson
Broad Street
Fostoria
Hormel
Wilson
Elyria
Bailey Meats
Junedale
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Kraft’s
Hamburg
Lutheran Ladies
Frank Frerals
Cresse Street
St A Secley
St Joseph's Church
Pley
Theodore Schmitz
Squires
Robert Sqares Dreves
Abe
Brownhelv
Brnelpa Cotsgrege ii
Ociner Stirdas
Ining Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hospital
Virgie Rich
Frank Panty
Leranty
Burton Jennie
South Amherst High School
A C Kreeger
Washington, D.C
Loyal Workers
Buiton
Louisa Sick
John Springer
J. Finkbeiner
MA. Hayes
Hulda Miller
J Croll
St Peter Evangelical
Emery
Renee Rich
Gerber
Jersey
Florida
Pears Bartlett
Cape Cod
Morning Glory
Idaho
Doz
Gutscher
Rath
Wheaties
Warco Farms
Haserot’s Pears
Weideman
Market Garden
Haserot
Ritz Butter Crackers Box
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