Saint Anne’s Society hosts parish event in St Joseph’s Church
George Merz and Mrs Bodman presided as hostesses for the Saint Anne’s Society gathering at St Joseph’s Catholic Church yesterday afternoon. About thirty ladies attended a needlework session followed by lunch. Gifts of linen and bedding were received for the new parochial school. Philathens class hosts at Amherst. Mrs Carl Dellifield and others entertained the Philathea group at John Dellfield’s home with a social and refreshments.
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George Merz
Wm. Bodman
the &T. Anne's Society
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Amherst
Carl Dellifield
Frank Hasenflug
Henry Dellefield
Jno
Dellfield
Local School Officials Plan Pupils Count Amid Parochial Shift
Superintendent I R Powers states that authorities must account for every pupil of school age who enrolled last year. Parents of current pupils transferring to parochial schools should notify Powers. failing to account for former students will lead to enforcement under Ohio law. In Amherst, community notices include Society entertainments and local visits with regional residents.
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Ethel McQueen
Danohd Hollingsworth
Florence Ehrman
Maron Barlow
King Bellar
Senor High
Marian Steele
Po Ti Powers
Yligh
Perkins
Sunior
Miss Drnner
I. R. Powers
Powers
Ohio
Ohio rail lines abandon narrow gauge segment
G W Patterson general agent of the Pennsylvania railroad system said a meeting of Ohio River and western railway companies decided to abandon the narrow gauge road segment between Woodsfield and Lawton after witnessing the execution of one of the official witnesses.
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Columbus
G. W. Patterson
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Ohio River and Western Railway
Woodsfield
Lawton
Amherst public schools enroll 735 this year
Enrollment in Amherst Public Schools totals 735 with 184 in high school. Senior class has 25, juniors 37, sophomores 49, freshmen 53. Teachers listed by grades include Ruth Andrews and Florence Kothe for first grade, Effie Hollingsworth and Vitah Walker for second grade, Yona Kaser and Mildred Springer for third grade.
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Amherst
Junios
Ruth Andrews
Florence Kothe
Effie Hollingsworth
Vitah Walker
Yona Kaser
Mildred Springer
Final band concert in Oberlin tonight by Business Men's hand
Oberlin hosts the last band concert of the season on Friday at 8 o clock near the campus town corner. The change from Saturday was to allow business men to attend and the conductor urges support for a tax funded band as a community asset. If rain, the concert moves to Saturday night.
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Oberlin
Arthur W
Will Ino
Hayes
Arthur William
Melvin Hodge
Heitman & Hastan
Jewell
Men of
Fire Damages $100,000 in Cleveland Building Blaze
A blaze in a building on West 6th Street caused about 100000 in damage to clothing material stored by M D Shanman & Co. Seven fire companies fought the flames in relays and containment was pursued through the evening.
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Cleveland
M.D. Shanman & Co
W. 6Th Street
Shot Guns Kill Tot Wounds Four In Cincinnati Area
Phister Lee Bryan, 3, was decapitated by a shotgun blast while at Mrs. Laura Brocken s home. Mrs. Brocken is detained by police. Four others were wounded by a single discharge in Newport, Kentucky. The fifth occupant of a car, Fred Taylor, 26, is held on intoxication charges.
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Tot
Cincinnati
Phister Lee Bryan
Laura Brockin
Brocken
Newport
Fred Taylor
Ridgeville Baby Conference Examines Twenty Eight Children
On Sept 5 in Ridgeville, Dr. W. S. Baldwin examined twenty eight babies at a Town Hall conference run by Lorain County Health Department. The event showcased a strong turnout as the doctor commented on maternal health factors observed during the screening.
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Ridgeville
W. S. Baldwin
Town Hall
County Department of Health
Lorain County
Baldwin
Mothers urged to protect children with proper feeding and vaccines
The report praises proper feeding with modified cows milk when artificial feeding is needed and notes vaccination efforts. Twenty four children received smallpox vaccination and four received their first diphtheria treatment, highlighting preventive health measures for youngsters.
Brother Sees Slayer of Banker Executed in Oklahoma
In McAlester Oklahoma on September 5 Richard Birkes 29 was executed in the electric chair for the murder of bank cashier Frank Pitts. His last words were So long boys spoken to Dee Pitts the slain man’s brother.
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Mcalester
Okla
Richard Birkes
Frank Pitts
Dee Pitts
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Buswell
Crawford
Curtiss
Graham
T. Ib
St.sanne's
Mrs
Amherst Brie
Wm. Dangle
Elyria
J. J. Mahoney
George Hall
Fred Hall
New York
J. Brennan
Pearl Street
Robert Cromwell
Elmer Holle
J. K. Kellar
Bobbie
Amanda Purcell
W. A. Purcell
F. E. Eastman
Wellington
Canada
Henry Short
Zilma
Chronicle. Telegram
Florida
California
Ava
Sunkist Navals
Springers
Perenne
Broad Street
Domino
York State
Ibs
Prunes
Green Japan
Uneeda
Delaware
Green Peppers
Chase & Sanborn
Maxwell House Coffee Pound
Pv & G
Lux
Cala Hama
Hamburg
Br Mieg
Lucy Horn
Amherst Schools
Sirs
W. HB
Oberlin, Tongh
Wieners
Ime-Niads
Rocky Ford
Holcomb
East Ave
Postoffice
JET Fortessen
Ambrosia
Federal Bread
Gardians
Cotterman Krueck Emery
Seabold’s Diary Ault
Nemith
Browne Bros. Uhler
Mrs. Orchard
St. Hull
Mathias
West River Se
R.m.summers
Piano
Earl Court
Armand
Phillips’ Drug Store
Hoffman’s
Broad ST
Barney Davis
Grocery and Quality Meat Market
West River ST
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