Michigan Senator James Couzens Dies After Emergency Operation
Detroit reports the death of Senator James Couzens at 4 25 p m after uremia and an emergency operation. He left Harper Hospital Oct 14 and had planned a public funeral. Burial set for Woodlawn cemetery. Couzens shaped the U S Senate and opposed renomination after a preprimary clash with Wilber M Brucker. He and his wife supported Roosevelt’s re election. He leaves wife and four children including Major Frank Couzens and Homer Couzens.
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Detroit
Michigan
James Couzens
Couzens
Harper
Roosvelt
Esterday
Hugo Freund
Frank Couzens
Homer Couzens
Jim Couzens
Ford Motor Company
Amherst Moving Pictures Show Captures Local Scenes
Amherst residents viewed a film program at the high school auditorium organized by the Amherst Athletic Club led by Miss Dorothy Metcalf. The event featured prior amateur acts and segments filmed last week of the business district, schools, alumni football game, quarries, and local industry with repeats planned tonight.
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Amherst
Amherst Athletic Club
Dorothy Metcalf
U. S. Automatic Co
Eleanor Laptkovich
Ginger Rogers
Arlene Leach
Shirley Ward
Mike Nazle
Clarences Gerber
Joe Abraham
Henry Sharp
Joy van Nuys
Robert Leonard
Lillian Laptkovich
Mike Nagle
Clarence Gerber
Raymond Kane
Women's Union Circle One Hosts Halloween Meet
Mrs William Youngiess hosted Circle One of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church at Jackson Street. Afternoon included sewing business, devotions by Mrs Haman, poems by Mrs Ernst and Mrs Hamann, contests with honors to Mrs Roemer and Mrs Hamann, then Halloween themed refreshments beside a jack o lantern and lit tapers. Seven members and five guests attended with November meeting planned at Mrs J Rosenkranz's home on Axtel street.
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William Youngiess
Jackson Street
Circle One
Women's Union
St. Peter’s Evangelical
Eagles aumlary Halloween masquerade honors awarded
After a brief session Eagles aumlary held a masquerade Hallowe'en party. Mrs C A Lauer won most comic costume and Mrs Walter Kiser the best. Contests bunco six ty six five hundred were noted. door prize to Mrs Rudolph Berger. A special meeting planned next Tuesday at 7 30 with initiation and a Sandusky masquerade for members and husbands next Thursday.
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Eagles’ Aumlary
C. A. Lauer
Walter Kiser
Dever Fackler
Ed Bahi
Bunco
Rudolph Berger
J. Rosenkranz
Ed. Bahl
Frank Towne
Sandusky
Sheriff Dick Speaks At Noon Day Club Meeting
Sheriff Clarence Dick attended the Noon Day Club at Pythian Hall where dinner for 16 was served. Members received life resumes, a paper on Attr. William A. Miller was read by Attr. J. J. Smythe, and Dick spoke on the capture of the second robber of Emil Ruth in South Amherst. Plans were made to meet next Thursday at the Methodist church.
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Clarence Dick
Pythian Hall
Attr
William A. Miller
J. J. Smythe
Sheriff Dick
Emil Ruth
South Amherst
Methodist Church
Delegates Named for Medina Congregational Conference
Medina Association delegates announced for the Elyria conference on Wednesday including Mr. and Mrs. N F Foster, Mrs Mayme Blam, Mrs James Miller, Mrs Jessie Cromwell from the local church, with Mrs A J Rice, Mrs John Miller, and Mrs Hayes Whittlesey among others.
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Medina Association of Congregational Church
Elyria
N. F. Foster
Mayme Blam
James Miller
Jessie Cromwell
A. J. Rice
John Miller
Hayes Whittlesey
Allie Claus
Young Married Peoples Relays Plan Masquerade Party
The Young Married Peoples relays of the First Evangelical church plan a masquerade Hallowe'en party at Grange Hall on Milan Avenue. The Foursquare church services at 7:30 will be led by the young people.
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Young Married Peoples
First Evangelical Church
Hallowe’en
Grange Hall
Milan Avenue
Amherst Garden Club Meeting at Town Hall Council Chamber
The Amherst Garden Club meets in the Town Hall Council chamber Monday evening with exchange night featured. Roll call highlights Varied Shrubs and Vines, plus a discussion on Along Nature's Trail and a leaf naming contest.
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Amherst Garden Club
Local Woman Breaks Ankle In Kitchen Accident
Mrs. Anna Lakofski of Elyria Avenue slipped in her kitchen on Thursday while canning. She fell and broke her ankle and injured her hip, was taken to the local hospital, and an X Ray was performed today.
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Anna Lakofski
Elyria Avenue
Amherst seniors win Record contest subscriptions
Members of the Amherst High School class earned a half holiday after winning the recent Record contest by securing the largest number of subscriptions for the high school journal, totaling 54 dollars.
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Amherst Hi
High School Journal
Admissions and discharges at local hospital record
Mrs Anna Lakof ski admitted. Elyria avenue listed. Discharged: Mrs Michael Smith and baby girl, R. D. 2.
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Anna Lakofski
Elyria Avenue
Michael Smith
Cleveland Visitors Track Akron Area Briefs
Rev C E Schmidt visited Cleveland on Thursday. J DeChant of Avon was an Amherst visitor Thursday. Rev B H Avan, homebound recently, is slightly improved. Miss Edith Ehrman spent today in Cleveland.
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C. E. Schmidt
Cleveland
J. DeChant
Avon
Amherst
B. H. Avan
Edith Ehrman
Church Schedules and Pastors List for Local Congregations
A compact listing of service times and pastors for St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church Rev Schmidt and Rev Hayes First Evangelical Sandusky Rev Tabbert Rev Leith Cleveland Evangelistic Service Congregational church Rev Williams St Paul Lutheran Rev Bosse Methodist Rev Organ St Joseph R C church Rev James Smith Foursquare Church Mrs Urban Church school and worship times across several local churches listed with pastors and service hours.
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St. Peter’s
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
Methodist Church
B. H Rgan
St. Joseph R. C
James Smith
Clarinet Recital by Professor Wain at Oberlin Hall
Professor George E. Wain guides a recital at Warner Concert Hall Oberlin with Miss Beryl Ladd and the Conservatory String Quartet presenting works by Weber Leclair Brahms and more open to the public.
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Adarewsky
Samazquilh
Mr. Wain
Conservatory
Iowa
Northwestern Summer School
Gustave Langenus
New York
Brahms
Weber
Youngest King Leads Strenuous Life at 13 in Belgrade
Vienna dispatch reports King Peter II of Yugoslavia, aged 13, governing a busy day from Dedinje palace. He study multilingual subjects, physics, history, and military science while conducting experiments in his laboratory. He enjoys crafts, model vehicles, cinema, and outdoor sport under tutelage from Givanovitsch and C. C. Parott. The heir maintains Sokol duties and a shy, thoughtful demeanor, guided by his father’s wish for self-reliance. The youngster’s activities include camping in the Slovene Alps, boating on an artificial lake, and frequent visits to the engine room whenever aboard ships. He is also honorary president of the Aero Club.
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Vienna
Peter II of
Yugoslavia
Dedinje
Maria
Tomislav
Andrew
Peter
Dickens
Stevenson
Sokol
Falcons
Soko
Dedinje Palace
Givanovitsch
Oxford
C. C. Parott
Belgrade
Slovene Alps
Dedinye Prince
The
Aero Club
Left Handed Students Get Special South-Paw Chairs at Classen
Oklahoma City Classen High School installed 100 left-handed desks scattered across the building after Ira W. Baker, the principal, investigated complaints from parents about writing with right-handed chairs. Over 70 students greeted the change, noting easier themes and less contortion. Initially some felt too comfortable, but after practice most preferred the new seating.
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Oklahoma City
Classen High School
Ira W. Baker
Classen
Baker
Students plan club named Carl Hubbell Chapter No 1 of Emancipated Americans
Wrenches aside, furniture makers chose cheaper portside chairs over the regulars. The students discuss organizing a club of their own and establishing Carl Hubbell Chapter No 1 of Emancipated Americans.
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Carl Hubbell
Hunt ing the Bald Eagle From Planes Provokes Outcry
Berkeley CA scientists condemn airplane hunting of the bald eagle. Frederick H. Dale of UC Berkeley argues eagles aid crops by consuming pests and that the sport threatens extinction. He notes even an airline report of 13 eagles shot in one day and urges abolition.
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Berkeley
Cal
Frederick H. Dale
Zoological Department
University of California
Dale
Dave
Jail Penalty for Poor Memory in Fish Sale Case
In Binghamton N Y Martin Gay 52 spent 30 days in jail after fail to recall a familiar face he sold 50 cents worth of fish to. The buyer revealed himself as Harry Curry game protector, noting Gay had prior arrest for fishing without a license. Gay had sold black bass, illegal under state conservation law.
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Binghamton
Martin Gaf
Gay
Harry Curry
Plant Seedling Of Historic Elm At Oberlin
Oberlin marks Talcott Hall fiftieth anniversary with a rain aided planting of a Talcott elm seedling. The ceremony, held indoors in Talcott Hall, featured talks by former residents, a glee club performance, and a telegram from J Frederick Talcott. A new seedling replaces the original elm cut down in 1920, donated by T J Rice of Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Talcott Hall
Talcott
Gertrude Cheney
John Wickler
Talcott Trio
W. F Bohn
J. Frederick Talcott
New York
James Talcott
T J Rice
Historie
Lodge records claimed as longest in United States
Mr and Mrs J X DeVore reside on an irrigated farm near here and report holding the longest membership records in the United States in the Odd Fellows lodge.
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Hardin. Mont
J. X. DeVore
Here
United States
Planes Circle High Over City in Madrid Sightings
Nationalist pursuit planes circled Madrid at high altitude for half an hour. Anti-aircraft fire and cannon attempted to deter them. A second plane arrived and was targeted by guns. Thousands watched as air alarms sounded and motorcyclists urged citizens to shelter in cellars. It marked the first daylight visit by Nationalist aircraft.
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Madrid
CPI
Charles West To Speak At Oberlin
Oberlin will host Charles West former congressman and interior department official to present the Democratic viewpoint to the student body in Finney Chapel next Friday noon. He follows Republican John Bricker who speaks in Finney next Tuesday. West taught at Wooster Tufts Harvard and Denison and served in the 2nd Congress 1931 33 representing the 17th Ohio district.
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Oberlin
Charles West
Department of the Interior
Finney Chapel
John Bricker
Finney
West
Wooster
Tufts
Harvard
Denison
Ohio
Fraternal Ties Note Local Pioneer’s Long Membership
Longtime resident Hardin joined the Odd Fellows at Cabletown in 1871 and his wife joined the Rebekahs at Milford Center in June 1877, marking more than 59 years of involvement for her and 65 years for him in fraternal organizations.
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Rebekahs
Hardin
Odd Fellows
Cabletown
Milford Center
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Brownhelm Church
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Breaks Askle
Hospital News
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Great Britain
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Ipswich
England
E. Winfield Spencer, Jr
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Mr. Simpson
Thrift Shoe Store
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Broad ST
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