Former Communist Deputy Shot in Paris Violence
The former Communist deputy Gitton, who joined the anti Communist faction, was shot in Paris likely fatally amid a wave of assassinations linked to desertion from the party. A German sergeant was also wounded on a Paris street. political retribution and defections drive a rising list of targeted attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Gitte
Communist Party
Jacques Dariotl
French Popullel Party
Germany
Bussan
Revol Feers
Pierre Laval
Maree! Dent
Versailles
Deg
Paris
Gilton
South Amherst Woman's Guild Meets in September
The South Amherst Woman's Guild gathered at St. John's Evangelical Church on Wednesday afternoon for the September meeting. Mrs. John Muir led devotionals. Mrs. Alice Flowers read scripture. Rev. C. E. Schmidt offered prayer. The topic Our Larger Fellowship was led by Mrs. Fred Gariman with an open discussion to Mrs. Fred Schacht. A Thank Offering program ran under Mrs. Albert Wragg as boxes were collected. Members planned fruit canning for the City Mission for Harvest Home Services in October, with Mrs. Alice Flowers named October birthday chair and Mrs. Mabel Anderson admitted as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Guild
South Amherst
St. John’s Evangelical Church
John Muir
Alice Flowers
C. E. Schmidt
Fred Gariman
Fred Schacht
Albert Wr
Valley City nominates candidates in independence caucus
In the Valley City independence caucus held Saturday at Town Hall nominees were named for board of education and township trustees. Candidates include St. Hueuler, C. J. Schmidt, L. Morlock, A. W. Glenke, Carl Hauck, Walter Wolly. trustees Lewis Wolfe, Alban Plas tible. justice J. A. Sailer and Dan Wood. Central committee women named Ales Rey Spieth and Mrs. George Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Copy
Lndepesedent
Board of Educathon
St. Hueuler
C. J. Schmidt
JL. Morlock
A.W. Glenke
Carl Hauck
Walter Wolly
Lewis George Wolfe
Alban Plastable
Sam Muck
Arthur Hours
Claude Reuseh
George Stuskopf
Justice of the Peace
North Olmsted Club Hosts September Meeting
North Olmsted women prepare for the September 8 monthly gathering at Mun Three Lorain Road with hostesses Mrs de C Hahin Mes Ty S Curse and other WLR members. The program features Hence Long of Hidgee’s on style and personality and attendance is requested. Also noted is a Kiwanis sewing update and a wedding report for Helo Kaderabeek and Gita Fes.
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North Olmsted
Aveet
Mun Three
Lorain
Road
de C. Hahin
Ty S Curse
de Cy Haba
Mills
Mir
Mould
Higdee’s
Presidenty
Ale
C.F. Colliers
Best View
Artie Klee
Sips
J.D. Read
Weasuerys
Wloy Pruitt
See
J. le Sutinghian
Cepending Story
Community notices and social events detailed in local column
A cluttered local column lists social gatherings and family visits. Entries mention dinners at varied homes, church or club meetups, and plans for events such as an ice cream social and a sale. Names include Belden, Wise, Grabenstetter, Myers, and Strausser among many others.
Reisinger Family Attends State Fair and Local Visit
The passage lists Mr and Mrs Belden with accompanying guests at the state fair on a specific day. It mentions reunions and visits with Chas Ab and Bhs, DG Reisinger, George Shyder, and several Reisinger relatives from Medina Cleveland Heights and Cambridge. The section ends with an unrelated note about the 1788 issue of Robert Burns works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wesemeyer Dinnlere
Wesemeyer
Blaine Archer
Cleveland
George Meyers
Belden
Reisinger
Pred Reisinger
Richard Bytas
Pauline
Jerry
Medina
Mon
A Cha Larskine
Fred Reisinger
Cleveland Heights
Dee
Eugene 1
A. Witsel
Clevehind
Edward W. Reisinger
Cambridge
Weemin
Sunday Service Notes and Community Visits Across Town
The report records Rev Th HL Boyton at the Vaphiet elvaeh delivering next Sundays sermon and notes churchgoers at Chest Church in Baton and visits by Mrs Carpenter and others. It mentions a picnic at a home and family gatherings with relatives in Lansing and Lakeville. The piece also notes the completion year 1530 of the Cathedral of Rowen in Northern France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Boyton
Vaphiet Elvaeh
Lye Bod
Dunford
Avie Tallung
Wer DB
Yok
Chavel
Ees
Roth Wagner
Winsdale
Ma Carpenty de Kail
Church Ly Chest
Baton
Mies
Jonnie Vic Arsdale
Rathale
Walter Thisewll
Stoneborough
Eta
Rowen
France
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Amherst
St. Johns
E. Schmidt
Catholic Church
R. J. Steiger
Methodist
Burris
Valley City
Gilbert Wolf
Chicopee Falls
Char Wolf
Jack McGelly
Lam Arick
Nancy Bernard
Aletoona
Kathleen Davis
Deers O
Ralph Barat
St. Martins Church
Naomi
Anna
St. Louis
Congr
J. Sanderset
Henry Foote
Archies
Michigan
Howe
Wm. Bedisiein
Harry Decker
North Ridge Yond
John Dorn
Harvey Horn
Howard Bort
Harrietta
Jake Mueller
Bonnie
Jean
Harry Ruth
Wm. Ehrman
Florence Bechdein
Edwin Cohen
Elyf Sd
Arthur Engle
Tite Bros
Broad Street
Grocerica
Eas Clowson’'S Market
Furnace St
Suill
Radack Watt Agates Bo
Walter Jandtock
Wsylsling
Pring Pad
Athletie Fae Hy Vepritetag Kioorge Baska
Ibber Companies
Akron
Agnes Int
Memnett Laigotte
Moss Mera Karhted
Nava
Pee
Vagina MekKenzie Cobb
Giaie
Barbara Bixler
Stes Bice Geybenstetien
Jaye i
Arthie Nichols
Eisa Meiten
Ron Stoskepi
Vincent Earl
Halph Fouchter
Derek Mee
Il Arick
Alleen
Witham
Detroit
Norning
St. Maryi Church
Edward Schaefer
Bolden
Albert Weigel
Ebrhirt
Withig
Me Weigel
Kili Schaefer
Wilmer Zacharias
Arthur Abram
Frank Weldner
Platz
Plaza Cottage
Arthur Babb
Harry
Metroit, Mich
Dderman Platz
Lewland
Walter Reis Eer
Richard Platz
Elyria
Grith Wile
Med Ars
William Grabenstetter
Ed Cerabenstetter
Beren Twesday Everning
Otto Neimling
Aloss Mary Seber
Wedsignrus
Neil Fries
Erhartynes
Bones
Bailey's
Wisconsin
Shank
Freestone Elberta
Prunes
Camplico
Smarty Dog Food
Kerr
Halogna
Vaal Loof
Boscal Coffee
California
Pane
Ib of
Armour Star Giant
Oranges, California
Doz
Kiwanis
Alonday
Denney
Fox-Kraderaner
Helo Kaderabeek
Gita Fes
Ree
Rose Mary Grabenstetter
Dole
Warner
Frank Ehiges
Yeaung
Ty Ningarh
Dha
Wlne
Misa
Mis
Luyille Wise
Max
Joseph Crabenateier
Mary Ang
Sue
Ami
AL Strausser
Mey
Mes
Rayo Straausser
Ghovelwad
Win Lana
Robert Burns
Scotland
Columbia
Iscuss
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