Amherst Area Picnic, Reunions Highlight Local Week
Amherst residents from the American Legion and Auxiliary Post No 197 hosted a Sunday picnic at Brandt's Park with a noon basket meal, golf ball and cracker eating contests, and water cup games won by Joy Rich and Mrs C C Stone. World War II vets from the 309th Engineers held a reunion in Indianapolis, attended by Mr. and Mrs. Wm Slack. Local gatherings included a Young People League roast in Litchfield, a Royal Neighbors meeting hosted by Mrs A F Nally, and various visits and dinners among Amherst families and friends with multiple trips to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
American Legion
Brandt's Park
Amarit
Crete Young
Alfred Altamira
Tommy Capaso, Jr
Joy Rich
C. C. Stone
Harry Ruth
309Th Engineers
Indianapolis
Ind
Sturday
Wm. Slack
Wrap It Up Bungle Family Visitors Highlight Local Social
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs J Huis brother Shard at the r name in Hureos and Fitzharris of Lorain. Mrs Fannie Wilford injured glasses. Miss Betty Andrews birthday party. The Ed Andrews home hosted a W oc TV meeting with speaker Miss Hinman of Elyria. several families from Cleveland Ridgeville and Toledo visited area residents and Rev Murch in East Palestine. Len D Lloyd and neighbors welcomed D Notley Davis and other Cleveland visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Huis
Shard
Hureos
Gan
Birmingham
Ken Kratt
Roland
Fitzharris
Lorain
Heary
Joseph Mabburm
Ty Laick Lst
W. N. Hardisg
Apa Brandson
Billy Wehmbatt
John Bainbridge
W. Oc
Ellaabeth Andrews
Hinman
Elyria
Harriett Andrews
Fannie Wilford
Dr. Morgan
Betty Andrews
Emily Ge
Birmingham Church Notes Opens With Pine Doxology
Sept 1 Birmingham reports strong morning attendance at ham church. Mrs Mayme Church provided piano, followed by the usual doxology as the responsive reading led by Rev Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ham
Mayme Church
Rav. Hanna
Psalms and hymns mark service with special selections
The service featured Psalm 121 and 138 with a sermon from Mark chapter fourteen, hymn sings including O Day of Rest and Gladness and Take the Name of Jesus With You, and musical numbers such as a solo Secret Prayer by Miss Marjone Howa and a trio In the Secret of His Presence by Miss Doris Prince, Miss Nadine Wenzel, and Mrs Ruben Wenzel. Mrs. Mayme Church played piano. Ladies' Aid meets Aug 31 with Mrs. Anna White. practice at Birmingham church at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Marjone Howa
Doris Prince
Nadine Wenzel
Ruben Wenzel
Mayme Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Anna White
Birmingham
Garden party and family visits mark Ridge area social life
Social notes from Mindle Ridge and Ridge highlight garden parties hosted by Mrs H M Rickel Amherst and gatherings by Sally Sewing 4 H Club. Attendees include Mrs Barbara Eschtruth Mrs Louise Sick Mrs Katherine Kolbe and others with further visits from N W Bechtel family and relatives. A Neb. burial and Evangelical church conference in Akron are noted. In California William George at 98 walked 13 miles for a jig at the county auditor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
Barbara Eschtruth
Louise Sick
Katherine Kolbe
W. C Bechtel
Rosetta Miller
H. M. Rickel
Amherst
Loyal Worker's
First Evangelical Church of
N. W. Bechtel
Kenneth
E C. Cotton
Lake Avenue
Carl Menz
Elyria
Marian Witte
Foster Park Road
H. G. Eschtruth
Ruth
Stellar
Marion Hecock
Sally Sewing 4-H
Oroville
Cal
William George
Cherokee
First Great Work Inspires a Veiled Tribute
In a crowded party room Avis extols Peter's sculpture titled Inspiration while Camilla, his devoted partner, watches with growing doubt. The celebration centers on Peter and Avis, leaving Camilla feeling sidelined as she recalls their entwined past and her own sacrifices for his art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis
Peter
Camilla
Terry
Atenas
Camila
Paria
Gayety
Act Copy
John
Lipstick Girl and the Studio Night Scene
A dramatic scene unfolds at a party where Camilla slips to Peter's studio seeking solitude after a tense exchange with Avis. The illuminated room reveals a shattered sculpture titled Inspiration, triggering shock among Camilla Peter and Avis and ending the moment with a stark image of loss amid a night of personal strain.
Zion Church Jolly Dozen Picnic Attended on Sept 1
Miss Doris Nichols attended a Sunday School picnic of the Jolly Dozen class of Zion Evangelical church at Cascade Park on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Spiegelberg and guests Miss Caroline Spiegelberg and Mrs. Margaret Baus travelled to Bucyrus Sunday afternoon to visit Mrs. Clara Steinman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townline Road
Doris Nichols
Jolly Dozen
Zion Evangelical Church of
South Ridge
Cascade Park
Bucyrus
Lewis Spiegelberg
Caroline Spiegelberg
Cleveland
Margaret Baus
Clara Steinman
Wee h end Guests and Sunday Visits in Local area
Miss Marjorie Parrot of Lima was a week end guest of Miss Irma Spiegelberg. Mr and Mrs Fred Schubert of Eaton visited Mr and Mrs E C Schubert and family Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs John Spiegelberg and Mr and Mrs Jack Mellor of Ann Arbor were guests of Lewis Spiegelberg and family Saturday. Mr and Mrs H Mackert and family visited Mr and Mrs Joe Meyers on Lorain Sunday. Mrs E C Schubert called on relatives in Elyria Friday. Miss Caroline Spiegelberg of Cleveland spent the week end with her brother Lewis Spiegelberg and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Iolo Lukel
Collins
Doris Prince
T. R. Stelter
Cleveland
Lucille Derby
Milton Freidman
Lorain
Burt German
Donald Wasem
Clyde McDowell
California
Lucille Pfarr
Relatves
Elyria
George Avery
Wellington
Marie Miller
Neil Morgan
Henrietta
G. A. Parker
Amelia Parker
Fred Schubert
Eaton
E. C. Schubert
John Spiegelberg
Jack Mellor
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Lewis Spiegelberg
H. Mackert
Joe Meyers
Caroline Spiegelberg
Salmon skinning machine aims to speed Alaska canning
In Ketchikan Alaska two brothers W F Schiatan and James unveiled a salmon skinning machine for preparing fish prior to canning. They have shared little about the device pending patent protection. So far about 20 000 cans have been processed this season with the invention and the brothers anticipate further success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchikan
Alaska
W. F. Schiatan
James
Local Visitors And Travel Notes In Erhart Area
ERHART Sept 1. Mr and Mrs Lot Rych and son Glenn of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs G F Gross over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Albert Meyer and son Duane attended the National Air races at Cleveland airport Sunday. John April is recovering well after a recent illness. Miss Cleo Armbruster of Chippewa Lake has visited here for a week at the Armbruster grandparents home. Mrs Katherine Bauer returns from a two week Cleveland visit with her brother Edward Offenberg. Bernadine and Dolores Haury spend a week with grandparents Huntly in Granger Ohio. Horace J Humm and friend Ethel Smith spent Sunday evening in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hofftameyer
Cleveland
Edward April
H. M. Dowdell
Medina
Frank Smith
Fred Armbruster
Marion
Ohio
Edward Schoff
Smith
Margarite Martin
Columbia
Katherine Bauer
Robert Dowdell
Carl Kaufman
Albert Gross
Gilbert
Dean Regal
Roland
Edward Frombach
Ivan Smith
Joyea
Shirley
McKabe
Akron
Arthur Maxworthy
Elyria
George Starr
Here
Guy Armbruster
Chippewa Lake
W. G. Miller
Pat Martin
Lorain
Corwin Meyer
Grafton
Orville Haury
G. 0. Haury
J. A. Hamm and Son
Theodore Haury
Mast River Street
Charles Spieth
Ashtabula
Erhart
Lot Rych
Glenn
G. F. Gross
Albert Meyer
Duane
John April
Cleo Armbruster
Edward Offenberg
Bernadine
Dolores Haury
Huntly
Granger
Horace J. Humm
Ethel Smith
Local Notes and Family News from Elyria Area
F ront page notices report Mr and Mrs Harmon Weblert of Elyria hosting Sunday dinner with George Lang. A daughter named Emma Jane born to Mr and Mrs Hugh Palmer weighing six pounds four ounces. Dunnell reunion held at Moses Dunnell home with relatives from Lakewood Jefferson Elyria and Ridgeville. Martha Taylor, visiting relatives in Henrietta, returned home.
Reward for ordinary labor unlocks mankind desire
The text argues that rewards for normal, mechanical, and uninteresting work can open the door to human happiness. It suggests that by valuing everyday toil, society may progress toward the Greatest Happiness of the Greatest Number.
Being happy amid pleasant living and kind behavior
The passage argues happiness stems from pleasant conduct and social harmony. It notes popular novelists move beyond simple courtship tales and imply deeper ongoing life beyond marriage, challenging the notion of a flawless, ever after.
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Christ Fahrney
East Main Street
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John Norman
Richard Gleason
Robert Allsop
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Huntsville
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Amelia Schneider
Fairview Hospital
John G Koontz
George Rice
Helen Baker
Niagara Falls
Carl Gibson
Arthur Alexander
Ernst Schnder
Harry Brucker
Walter Schneider
Alfert Schneider
Fred Bauman
Leo Stone
Winfield Nash
Chestnut Ridge
Lodi Gibson
Harmon Mathas
Bungle
Gumac
NMAT
Menaugar
Teo
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Murbach Coal and Supply Co
Apex Cleaners
E. H. Blvd
Decker
Robert Moulder
Martha Ruth
Glouster
P. Aitmiller
Madelyn Mitchell
Mindle- Ridge
J. W. Date
Martha Dute Lau
Southerland
Neb
Weeping Water
J. H. Ludwig
Evangelical Churches
Walter Bennett
William
John Bechtel
North Murray Ridge
Henry Kolbe
Melvin
Thelma
Pauline Kolbe
Huntington
Eva Kolbe
Ralph
Lake Shore Road
W. H. Bruck
Broad Street
Dreamland
Lyon Tailoring
Ebna Robb Webster
Joretta
Lipstick Girl
G. Robinson
Lakeside
C. Smith
Milan
Thomas Edison
Blue Hole
G. Fortune
Root Road
Lakewood
Wooster Road
Dover
Wilson Fortune
Agnes O
Alta Myers
F. Sweet
A. W. Palmer
M. Eldred
H. Beahr
The
Sun
Town Line Road
Marjorie Parrot
Lima
Irma Spiegelberg
Second Street
Bill
W. Broad
Andress
Alfred Alten
Second St
Westinghouse
Afrigeratoi
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Cities Service Co
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the Heldmyer Hardware Co
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