Grange Program Led By Miss Ella Heacock In Amherst
Amherst Ohio September 16 The diary Tree Grange met in regular session at the Grange hall The juveniles presented a program featuring readings songs and piano solos with Wanda Heak and Helen Crosby among the performers Refreshments were provided by Mrs Crosby and others The Intermediate League of Peters Evangelical church held its first fall business and social meeting Devotionals were led by Irma Mathes and plans for observances of Young People's Day were set The Vocity Benefit Association will meet for its annual election of officers at the I O O F hall The Concordia Club of St Juls Lutheran church held a monthly meeting at the church parlor with a Lotto game and refreshments The hospital notes list several admissions and discharges Beekeepers association met at the home of J and Mrs William Van Hall for September meeting
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Veniles
Grange
Amherst
Hm Crosby
Muazic
Teddy Alexder
Marion Kittle
Marion
Stella Heacock
Raymond Cotton
Banjo Club
Ange
Crosby
Marvaixer
Lalah Walker
Bert Webb
the Peter's Evangelical Church
Irma Mathes
Ederick Ebbs
Behool
Shela Schroder
Harvey Albrecht
Srberc Edwards
Incordia Club
Concordia Club
St. Jul's Lutheran Church
Louise Kreeger
Beekeepers
Brain County
Beekeepers’ Association
William van Hall Ondar
F. O. EL
Theors Lass
Loval
Roval School
Flord Moore
Helen Brucker
Frederich Evles
Elaine Mhedrich
Elsria High School
Ely &Tadium
Elyria
Halses
Leavitt Road
St. Anns Society
St. Joseph's Church
Sheriff Sale Notices of Lorain County Real Estate
Multiple public auction notices from Lorain County Common Pleas court listing Order of Sale actions against Backus Haddow and others. Properties include Elyria and Ridgeville parcels, Maple Ridge and Heights Allotments, with sale dates in October 1929 and 1930. Terms require cash on delivery, bids to highest bidder, and court officers Clark Adams and Myers named as sheriff and attorney respectively.
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Neallstat
UCASE
Backus
Lorain
Imant
Common Pleas
Elycia
Lotam
Altorne
Backas
Lucille Vetier
Locasures
Opie
Actian
Elyria
Laramid
Ohio
Ridgeville
Idgeville
Leora
Hidgeville
Clarence ¥. Adams
Lorain Counts
MYERS
X. D. Backus
Lorain County
M. Haddow
Elytia
Hio
Otober
Elyria Tank
Staty
Maple Ridge
Heated Words in Room and Board Debate
A local housing panel sparked a heated exchange over room and board policies as heated rhetoric escalated among council members. The discussion touched on resident comfort, costs, and possible future adjustments to housing standards.
Local groups hold annual meetings and events in Lorain County
Community notes from Evan s Selical Women Unions to Sunday School and youth activities detail an annual federation meeting at St Pauls Hyangelieel church with sessions at 1030 and 2pm, lunch served, and a speaker Att Wm Hazel yman. Also listed are school student council, Methodist Sunday School board reports, host dinners, health talks by doctors from Lorain County, and upcoming football and auxiliary meetings across local churches and clubs.
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Loratu Counts Federation of EvansSelical Women’s Unions
St Pauls Hyangelieel
Oelock
Hazelyman Cleveland
George Innes
Methodist Sunday School
James Lion
Ralls Dar
Suntiaseka Oth
Jarms Heusser
Cchicken
Jwm. Brown
Dorothy
Cleveland
J.quinorne
New York
Eht
Robert Fleckner
Burton Coburn
Thelma Mays
Walter Krok
Wilmot Baker
Batville Masters
Robert Schultz
Willard Mengel
Burton
Lorain County
Qbertin
Feon
Burma
Sorosia Club
Hugh Gawn
Iarris Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sutton Kendregh Wedding in South Amherst
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Sutton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence W Sutton of Cleveland Heights, wed Dr Samuel Charles Kendregh, son of Mr and Mrs Milo C Kendregh of South Amherst, at Epworth Euclid Memorial Church in Cleveland. Dr Wright presided at the eight oclock ceremony as palms and pink placid arrangements framed the altar.
Bride Weds as Family Attends Shaker Tavern Reception
The wedding unites a local couple with a ceremony described in detail. The bride wore ivory satin with a veil and orange blossoms. maid of honor wore pink satin and bridesmaids blue. Best man Edward H. Sutton and ushers from Chicago to Cleveland attended. After the service, a reception at Shaker Tavern featured pink and blue floral decorations. The couple will reside in Cleveland Heights after the wedding, and the bride is a Western Reserve College graduate.
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Edward H. Sutton
Joyce van Fivé
Alice Stevens
Lucy Wendorf
Maid of Honor
James Stevenson
Chicago
Herald Jones
Oberin
Frank Yocum
Ashtabula
Theodore Cramer
Cleveland
Shaker Tavern
Owers
Sutton
Georgetic
Kendregh
Hampshire Road
Cleveland Heights
College For Women Western Reserve University
Kendresh
Oberlin
Th University of Chinois
South Amherst
Western Reserve
Snake Drops From Tree Bites J Avergne
Tenn May Mary Eup sey a Negro washwoman was bitten when a snake dropped from a tree and struck her. She recovered.
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J.avergne
Tenn
Mary Eupsey
Negro Wash-Womanu
Argentina Gains Confidence in Government After Street Fighting
Sept 10 Buenos Aires reports rising confidence in Gen Jose Uriburu's government to preserve prosperity. Martial law remains to ensure peace while preparations begin to appoint an ambassador to Washington. No executions confirmed. many Irigoyen allies under arrest. La Plata reports indicate potential move of Irigoyen. Bankers express optimism and a quick return to normalty with good harvest prospects.
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Blenos Aires
Jose E F. Urubura
Hipolito Irigoyen
United States
Washington
Buior
Ministry of Foreign Relations
United Press
Argentina
Martial Aw
Buenos Aires
Augustin Justo
House of Deputies
Irigoyne
Seventh Infantry
la Plata
Belgrano
Bahia Blanca
Justus
Urihuru
Taday
Alejandro Shaw
Tornquist Bank
Shaw
Christian Endeavor Society meets at Harry Stich home
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Evangelical church met at the home of Harry Stich last evening with Dorothy Baetz leading a brief business session, followed by games and refreshments for about 25 guests. The Missionary Society will be entertained Friday afternoon at Mrs Hares Whittleser’s home. Several locals hosting visitors and hospital discharge noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Marin
Woodhill Drive
Dime Society of the South Amherst Congregational Church
Wm. Gleason
Wm Roberts
the First Evangelical Church
W_ Schuster
Cleveland
Christian Endeavor Society Wien Brownhelm. O
Christian Endeavor Society of the Evangelical Church
Harry Stich
Dorothy Baetz
Congregational Church
Hares Whittleser
Reuben Muller
Bronnheim
Don Harlowe
Ruth
George Ziegler
Claveland
Victor Schnaab
Lorain
W H. Miller
Nellie
Mary Linder
Brownhelm
Too Hot to Stay Prague Seizes Czech Airman Flees to Germany
A Czech army officer named Seher faced pressure from creditors and his fiancées father over loans. He allegedly borrowed a Czechoslovak military airplane and crossed the border into Germany seeking quieter life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Seher
Germany
HOCUS By MS Ree and Safety Screen Wonder
A clipped, fragmentary update cites a vintage discussion on safety screens for bicycles and mirrors a Sophie Tucker quote. It mentions Federal Reserve leadership and agricultural finance, noting Interior Department retrenchment and reclamation limits. It ends with a Warsaw report claiming a cheap motor fuel blend from the Polish Alcohol Monopoly.
Love ex or leave em by Sophie Loftsosp
Dear Sophia, a man in a long engagement faces a troubling father who borrows $5 weekly and insults him when asked to repay. The writer asks if he should look elsewhere and Sophia gently suggests keeping options open and avoiding harsh terms, advising practical caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Loftsosp
Famous Finals Divorce Victory in Marblehead Case
In Marblehead Iowa Mrs Ima Suitsatchel wins a divorce from her husband after alleging he spent all his time seeking jobs for her, as reported in this 1930 Hocus Pocus special. The brief item notes the city and the libel of the marital split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Iowa
Ima Suitsatchel
Coprright
How Things Look To THE FARMER by O M Kile
Washington observers note farm leaders are surprised and disappointed by President Hoover appointing Eugene Meyer Jr to head the Federal Reserve Board. The scene reflects tensions between farm groups and banking interests as Meyer’s rise is tied to Mellon and big bankers, with criticism over how the Farm Loan system was run.
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Federsl Reservs Geerd
Meyer
Meyers
Federal Farm Leas Board
Washington, D. C
Hoorer
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Farm Loan System
Hoover
Mr. Grey
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Merer
Mellon
Eugen Meyer
Melton
Mever
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Leagle
Vority Benefit Association
I. O. GO. F. Hall
Hospital
Mary Kindee
Brownheim
John Sharp
West Street
Joseph Plato
Park
Clarence FE Adams
Sneviff
Onic C Myers
Altoriéy
DS Uke
Maan
Gosh
Eo Cai
Ebsar
Central Press
Milda Ruth
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Margaret Histed
Russel Alsop
Edward Schacht
Miami
Oxford
Eugene Woods
Baldwin-Wallace
Berea
Leona Meyers
Oberlin School of Commerce
Margaret Moser
Schurwenka
Miss Moser
Elizabeth Gest
Ruth Krueck
Florence
William Gleason
Congregational Dime Society
Frank Laraway
Furst McNess Co
Olga O'Hara
JL. D. Cummins
Wiilliam Schacht
Wiliam Schacht
Albert Farey
George Wrans
Fred Schacht
Alfred Rolli
Billy
John Schacht
Akron
Martin Mathis
G. Frick
Anna Bradigan
Robert Allsop
Warren
Wiliam Roberts
Esther
Ruth Ott
Carl Krieg
iz _Kipton
Oscar Zurcher
Henrietta
L. D. Cummins
Albert Bickel Cleveland
William Emery
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Robert Alisop
William Haywood
Jesse Derington
Zenobia Rossman
Irmein Rossman
Vermilion
Dons Springer
Irvin Bryant
Brownhelm Bechtel
Yes. K. W. Telephone
Black 15
Hocus
Vox
Ziegfeld
Sophie Tucker
Secretary of Interior
America
Wilbur
Reclamation Service
Ohio River
Wohur
National Grange
Econgress
Columbia
Colorado
Congress
Warsaw
Sophia
James Napper
Onewood
Great Guns
Softsoap
O.M. Kile
Wsastth
Zee Flint, Mteb
Keeno
Philips
Welllogtee
Honvington Sullivan Waee Polk
Aereen Ar, Ashland A.ae Lr
Ashlasd
Polk
Sullivan Huntington Acaeusanen
Wallingtom C.eseneeacs
Esemaen
Wellington
Aewes
Ashland
Massdel
Mamsfel
Eater
Asdion
Mansoald
Wooster Sass
Weeng
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