Hallowe'en Celebration Draws Large Amherst Crowd
AMHERST Ohio oct 80 wots witches and other were aity roamed the streets as Am hrist held its annual Hallowe en celebration sponsored by business men. A street parade was the big feature with winners: Antom Bechtel A C Kreeger Hermann most comical group first Mrs Arthur Becker daughter Lavonne second Philip Braun and daughter third Clarence Blackford Gerald Aschenbach. Most comical man first Mrs Maurice Fisch second Robert Hasenfine third Russel Lion. Most comical woman first Mrs Walter Kuispel second Mrs Al Pierson third Betty Koepp. Most comical child first Claude Miller Jr second Raymond Cah i Jr third Richard Sharp. Prizes: first $2.00 second $2.00 third $1.90. New feature the three person band won first honors $6.00 the band members Alfred Baxter David
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Amherst
Amrst
Am‘rix
Clarence Blackford
Gerald Aschenbach
Maurice Fisch
Robert Hasenfine
Russel Lion
Tfirel
Walter Kuispel
al. Pierson
Betty Koepp
Claude Miller, Jr
Raymond Cahi, Jr
Richard Sharp
Alfred Baxter
David
Community events schedule from Amherst and area churches
A parade drew a large crowd as the last Republican meeting of the campaign was set for Amherst town hall at eight. St Peter's choir rehearsals, St Ann's Hallowe en party, Foursquare church service, Concordia Club party, and the Armistice program Children of Ohio Night at the school auditorium are listed. Juduit youth of the Congregational church plan an eight o'clock meeting and a Oberlin Theological Seminary student gave a talk.
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Amherst
St. Peter’s Evangelical and
Concordia Club
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Children of Ohio
Tuwelfth
Congregational Church
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Birth day party for St Pauls Ladies Aid members
Twenty members of the Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran church hosted the biennial birthday party for members with June December birthdays at the church parlor. Forty five dined at noon, tables featured Halloween themed flowers and favors, and games determined prizes awarded to Mrs Justin Miller Mrs Herbert Moff and Mrs John Koepp. A gift was presented to the honored guests.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Justin Miller
Herbert Moff
John Koepp
Eagles Auxiliary Attend Sandusky Halloween Masquerade
A group of Eagles Auxiliary members and their husbands traveled to Sandusky on Thursday evening to attend a Halloween masquerade hosted by the Sandusky Auxiliary.
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Eagles
Sandusky
Mary Martha class to meet at Mrs Packard’s home
Mary Martha class of the Congregational church holds a regular meeting Monday evening at Mrs. Bert Packard’s Jackson Street home with Mrs J R MacKenzie assisting. Other notes mention Brownhelm W C T U meeting at Mrs Charles Bechtel’s home and related devotional and sewing activities for disabled soldiers at Dayton Soldiers Home.
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Congregational Church
Bert Packard
Jackson Street
J. R. MacKenzie
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Brownhelm
Charles Bechtel
Raymond Bechtel
William Leimbach
A. J. Cooper
Hoover
Allie Claus
A. J. Shattuck
Dayton Soldiers
New York Day by Day Jottings by O C McIntyre
A column of quick sketches and social jabs from New York on October 20 noting caricatures of Hitler the revue Red Hot and Blue and the chatter around stars like Astaire Butler Barrymore and Smith. It lampoons fashion notes and public figures while recalling past witticisms and current entertainments.
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Hitler
Agna
Sheila Barrett
Norma Terns
Bill Terry
Fred Astaire
Santa Fe
Bob Rupley
Stooppegle
Budd
Nicholas Murray Butler
France
Frank Far
Empire State
al Smith
Frank Tinney
Lindy’s
Harry Richman
John Barrymore
Glossy silk hats and theater mourners in public life
A nostalgic column recalls silk-hatted showfolk like Langdon Smith and Paul West, notes Earl Carroll’s career shift to Hollywood, and reflects on Broadway’s financiers. It also mentions local social news including grange gatherings, visitors, and church services with Mission Sunday plans.
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Tony
Lake Avenue Communiy
iBble
Kerimt Leiby
Earl R. Peck
North Elyria Grange Dinner and Local Happenings
Lake Avenue community notices list events from October 30 to November 1. Dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Miller, five hundred club gathering, local football game guests, funeral attendance, missionary talk, P T A Halloween party with glee club and prize winners, and a well attended chicken supper at Noria Elyria Grange.
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North Elyria Grange Husters Club
Ninafred King
New Grange
Calvin Miller
Clara Disbrow
William aArangos
Wilda Zenitch
Lake Avenue
North
Elyria Grange
R. H. Miller
Five Hundred Club
E. O. Pallas
Columbus
Ohio State
Indiana
E. C. Cotton
Carl Schmidkon
Elizabeth Ernst
St. Peter's Evangelic Church
Amherst
Walter Keisler
Elyria
Hattie Ollin
Effie Botters
Ashland
Winifred King
Jud Gott
Detroit
New Grange Hall
Noria Elyria Grange
Pittsburgh students get passport photos for IDs
University of Pittsburgh students may travel abroad and now carry passport style photos. As part of this year's registration, each student was photographed and small prints were affixed to student ID cards.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Squirrels Steal Milk Reported In Youngstown
In Youngstown residents report squirrels raiding breakfast milk left out. The unusual animal behavior drew attention as the critters were seen stealing cream from containers and causing minor messes around kitchens and porches.
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Youngstown
Creatures Drink Cream From Bottle Caps on Doorstep
Residents report animals biting the edges of bottle caps, removing them and drinking the cream visible on doorstep sidewalks. The behavior is observed in a residential section and may indicate mischief or hunger among local wildlife.
Italian Quakes Linked to Faults Not Volcanoes
The article asserts most Italian earthquakes arise from earth fractures rather than volcanic activity and discusses the broader implication that existence grows with happiness.
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