Amherst Philatheia Bible Class Meets
The Philatheia Bible class of St. Peters Evangelical Sunday school met after a two month recess with 32 attending. Miss Anna Lembke led as vice president and devotionals were by Mrs. Lucy Roemer. Committees for the month were named for visiting and social duties. The annual meeting with officer elections will be held next month. Luncheon was served by hostesses including Mrs. Redman Reinhart Rosenkranz Roemer Sabiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Amherst
St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School
Anna Lembke
Lucy Roemer
Clayton Hollingsworth
Fred Holzhauer
Ella Jaeger
William Berg
Paul Redman
Ralph Reinhart
Alva Rosenkranz
Charles Sabiers
German Communion Service and Amherst football meet
German communion service at St. Pauls Lutheran church Sunday morning at 10 o clock. Announcement will be received at the parsonage Saturday afternoon and evening. Amherst Hr football team of 1932 holds first meeting Tuesday morning to prepare for coming campaign. Active practice opens Wednesday. The hour set for 10 o clock. Amherst Hr has high hopes for season. The squad will be mostly juniors with one campaign behind them. Leading candidates include John Brown Ray Thomas Joe Beres A Michael Ben Henson Ben Schaeffer Herbert Edwards Francis Kelleher Alex Burnett Bill Andrews Robert Schulz Tony Huber Roy Schaeffer Glenn Blackford Sam Schroeder Frank Lach Arthur Thomas with reserves from last year. A special preliminary meeting of all candidates will be held Saturday morning at 11 at the school building to estimate candidate numbers and give preliminary instructions. ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET. Mrs A F Nalley hostess to Royal Neighbors at her Jackson Street home Thursday evening. A profusion of asters and cosmos in evidence. After business, a social hour. Refreshments served to many members and guests including Mrs Katherine McGuire and Mrs L Berth Lorain. Next meeting at the home of Mrs Charles Corbett Thursday October 6 with a silver cup. Attendees included many Misses and Mrs attendees. Next meeting Thursday evening September 15 at the home of Mrs Ed Hinkley Lorain, annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Hr
John Brown
Ray Thomas
Joe Beres
A. Michael
Ben Henson
Ben Schaeffer
Herbert Edwards
Francis Kelleher
Alex Burnett
Bill Andrews
Robert Schulz
Tony Huber
Roy Schaeffer
Glenn Blackford
Sam Schroeder
Frank Lach
Arthur Thomas
A. F. Nalley
Jackson Street
Sam Slack
G. Anderson
S. O. Bailey
Charles Corbett
David Barnhart
Fred Fazey
Andrew Gainok
Ed. Hinkley
Lorain
Charles Lyons
Hipckley Ridge
Elyria
Wiltshire
Hinckley
Mary Lyons
Brunswick Church
Porter
H. A. Eicher
Wayland
Ohio
J. H. Bechtel
Mansfield
C. C. Brumenschenkel
Fred Koepke
Henrietta
Anna Austin
Linda Austin
R. H. Durkee
Leland Durkée
Charles Austin
Wakeman
John Leach
London
Miss Meriam Koontz
Effie Koontz
West Liberty
Leaches
Herman Leach
Columbia
Barney Marx
Mr. Marx
Bert Rothe
Lyndes
Hlyria
Goodby
Henderson
Texas
End of Summer Labor Day Resorts and Dining Ads
As Labor Day nears, summer fun winds down yet many venues invite stays. Okayi in Vermilion Moore's Tavern Elyria's Elysium Soda Grille and Blue Bird Restaurant promise well prepared dinners at saving prices. Wagner Hotel Vermilion offers home cooked meals. Ted Metzgar Campus Owls play Vermilion-on-the-Lake, and Doc Whipple's orchestra at Ruggles Beach provide music with beach access and Lake Erie leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okayi
Vermilion
Moore’s Tavern
Telegraph Road
Elyria
Elysium Soda Grille
Blue Bird
Wagner
Ted Metzgar
Vermijon-on-the-Lake
Ruggles Beach
Doc” Whipple
Lake Erie
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Herner in Monroeville
Mr and Mrs Arthur Herner announce the birth of a four pound ten and a half ounce baby boy at their Monroeville home on Sunday. Mrs Herner is formerly Miss Gaynell Noyes, daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Noyes of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork News
Arthur Herner
Monroeville
Herner
Gaynell Noyes
E. A. Noyes
Au Courant Club Enjoys Tureen Supper Event
Members of the Au Courant club met at Mrs. Henry Plata's Park Avenue home Thursday evening. A tureen supper was served on the lawn before the group adjourned indoors for a social hour. Mrs. J. G. Maxwell, recently married, received a clock as a gift, and Mrs. Nelson Pipteen’s infant son was mentioned as part of the gathering.
Honor Guests At Home Of Mr And Mrs Kaittle
Mrs Katherine Kelbe and Carl Bach Naomi Bach attended a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs George Kaittle in South Ridge on Wednesday evening to honor Rev and Mrs Conrad Springer and family of Milldale Pa. Other guests included Adna Madil Adam Grobe and children Ruth and Lloyd of Lorain. The Springer family left today for their home after visiting relatives in Amherst and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kelbe
Carl
Naomi Bach
George Kaittle
South Ridge
Conrad Springer
Milldale
Adna Madil
Adam Grobe
Ruth and
Lloyd
Lorain
Springer
Amherst
Visits in Elyria Bring Cleveland Guest to Sister
Mrs. Joseph Dickinson of Cleveland, guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Jenne on Spring Street, has left to visit her sister Mrs. Norris Schofield in Elyria after several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Joseph Dickinson
Cleveland
B. A. Jenne
Spring Street
Norris Schofield
Choir Rehearsal for St Peter's Church Evening
All choir members of St Peter's Evangelical church are requested to attend the regular rehearsal at 7 30 this evening at the church Preparations are under way for the state Brotherhood convention to be held here next Saturday and Sunday September 10 to 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Amherst City Band to Play Open Air Concert
The Amherst City Band will give an open air concert at Town Hall park Saturday evening under Max Egeland. The Elmer Johnson Post American Legion plans an annual meeting at Town Hall this evening with officer elections and Bicentennial plans for Sept 16 at the school auditorium. Ohio State University summer commencement and a prestige master’s degree for W. J. Darling are noted. Senior League at St. Peter’s Evangelical resumes next Tuesday at church parlors. Holy Name groups at St. Joseph’s meet with social hour and refreshments. Postoffice to stay open evenings 7:30 to 8:00 starting Thursday. latest mail at 7:50. money orders not issued. Admits include Mrs. Roscoe Condit, Mrs. Earl Fitchel, Miss Lydia Fitchel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst City Band
Town Hall Park
Max Egeland
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Local residents visit across Lorain Amherst and nearby towns
Walker, Thursday. Mrs. George Powers of Lorain and Mrs. A F Nalley host and visit relatives. Mrs. Adam Grobe and children Ruth and Lloyd stay with Mrs. Katherine Kolbe in Middle Ridge. Pary of Lorain visitors travel to Amherst and Shaker Heights to visit family friends and homes.
Birthday Party Honors Miss Marian Crowell At Home
About 20 youths gathered at Marian Crowell's home last Saturday to celebrate her 17th birthday with games and music and a light lunch. Out of town guests included Miss Marcella Ross of Lakewood and Glenn Strickland of Grafton. Visitors and relatives joined Marian for the week as she and Marcella Ross shared time from Saturday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Crowell
Lakewood
Marian
Ben Varsey
Elyria
Morris Varsey
B. H. Durkee
Ashland
McAdoo
Charles Box
Hinckley area visitors and reunions fill weekend
A long list of local visitors and relatives frequent the Hinckley Elyria area events. Guests include Misa Laverne Lantzig from Fayetteville visiting relatives in Follawsbee and Marietta, Ohio, and numerous Cleveland Elyria and Berea residents stopping by Hopwood residence. The piece notes a Porter family reunion with about 180 attendees and mentions Rev H A Eicher planning to preach next Sunday as the local minister is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Misa Laverne Lantzig
Follawsbee
Marietta
Ohio
Milo Cornish
Eon Richard
Dover
Hopwood
C. E. Lerman
Jeannette
Cleveland
Clarence Krespach
Elyria
Clarence Humphrey
C. Pierce
Mary Wilmot
William Brenner
William Smith
Joan
Frank Henney
Wade
Michigan
Veronica Reitz
Bryant
Indiana
Maurice Varsey
Elsa Durkee
Guy Durkee
Grafton
Bellevue
Richard Crowell
Margaret
Ethel
Dorothy
Orin Dourkee
Hinckley Lake
Akron
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Ruth Shirkey
R. L. Barth
Theron Barth
B. Weaver
End of Summer Automotive Ad Teaches Comfort and Travel
A vintage travel ad urges drivers to use Hi Speed gas for long mileage and perfect motor performance. It promotes Ne-Hi beverages for lunch on trips and highlights a pleasant end of summer holiday with family. Readers are advised to pack a basket, choose a restaurant or enjoy a holiday drive.
Bank Robbers Sentenced In Paint Lick Bank Heist
Lancaster, Kentucky report on the July 26 robbery of the Peoples Bank at Paint Lick. Why George Colins of Middlisburg Ohio and Evans Cross of Bell County Kentucky were convicted and each sentenced to 20 years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
George Colins
Miabisburg
Ohio
Evans Cross
Bell County
Peoples Bank
Paint Lick
Local social notes recall relatives and guests from nearby towns
The excerpt lists numerous visitors and family events. Evelyn, Elisabeth Cousins, Verne Cornish and children from Grafton, Gordon Sprete entering Baldwin Wallace College, Myra Dunnell returning from Rocky River, Beatrice Johnson from Cleveland, Howard Splate and family from Carthage, and Mrs Jessie Barriger from Detroit are named among gatherings. Dutnell family reunion and trips to Cleveland, Spencerville, and Lima are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Clevelyn
Jack Strong
A E. Beardsley
Ian Fielde
Mra. BE
Grandma Riche
W. F. Splete
Elisabeth Cousina Ag
Verne Cornish
Chidien
Grafton
Agg Hy. L. Tite
Familly
Gordon Sprete
Baldwin-Wallace College
Borsa
Myra Dunnell
Harold Dutnell
Rocky River
Beatrice Johnson
Cleveland
Hare
August Johnson
Howard Splate
Carthlage
Peterjohn
Carl Peterjohn
W. W. F. Splete
Jessie Barriger
Detroit
Harry Fishburn
Dutnell
M. Dutnell
Ridgeville
Gordon
Walter Fishburne
Spencerville
Lima
First Casualty In Textile Strike Reported in South Carolina
Gov. L. C. Blackwood ordered an investigation after State Constable Fred Newman reported a night watchman at Arcadia Mill in Spartanburg shot and killed a striker named Graham during two months of textile strike turmoil. The incident marks the first casualty in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
LC. Blackwood
Fred Newman
Arcadia
Spartanburg
Graham
Blackwood
Striking Trait of Science Correcting Its Past Conclusions
The quote highlights how science constantly revises previous beliefs as new evidence emerges, showing its dynamic, self-correcting nature and the ongoing refinement of deductions. It emphasizes the process of updating theories rather than clinging to older views.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Aid Society and Missionary Society
First Evangelical Church
Werner Zilch
Park Avenue
Dorothea Zilch
C. Jauch
The
Missionary Society
George Holstein
Aid Society
Clayton Springer
Circles 1
H. Abram
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Amherathi
Evening Bridge Club
A. A. Kreeger
East Martin Street
Ada Purcell
Helen Cameron
Martha Gerlach
C. A. Lauer
Fred Messal
Henry Staak
Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry Abram
W. Youngberg
Ohio State University
W. J. Darling
Woodhill Drive
Clearview School
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Edmund Glowalski
Milan Avenue
Hugh Finnegan
Hospital News
Roscoe Conditto
South Amherst
Earl Fitchtel
Toledo
Lydia Fitchel
Ruggles
Young
Charles Mollison
Axtel Street
Clayton Hoffner
Oberlin
Harry Hoffner
Charles Hamann
Blaine
Charles
George Schroeder
Gerald
Robert
P. A. Becker
Harry Hazel
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Ruby
James Murphy
L. Schinnerer
Cleveland Avenue
Charles Jauch
Shaker Heights
South Main Street
Charles Ludwig
J. EB. Ludwig
Katherine McGuire
L. H. Berth
Alfred Squires
Charles David Longdon
Fay Longdon
Frank
Mount Ranier
Maryland
Washington
D. C
Theo Chapman
Brunswick
Harry Penfound
Walter Brassa
Chatham
Vermilion, Ohio
Labor Day
Enna
Elysium
Restaur
Chronicle-Telegram
Wagner Hotel
Joe Stone
Mgr
Ted Metzger
West St
Doc Whipple
Soda Grille
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