Community notices from Amherst column September day
Amherst area notices report Sorosis Club resumes activities at Mrs Jerome Menzs home, Eagles auxiliary meeting planned, St Peters Church King's Daughters class to meet with a Stavanger hunt and outdoor wiener roast weather permitting. Local moves include Frederick Bergers purchase on Finney Avenue and Liard Nickel and Raymond Kane relocating to Lorain. A group of about fifty from a vocational training program toured Cleveland for the National Machinery Show guided by three instructors and dined at Nelsons Swedish Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jfvents
Amherst
Sorosis Club
Jerome Menz
Axter Street
Hugh Gawn
Eagles
King’s Daughters
St. Peter’s Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick Berger
Finney Avenue
Guiselman Duplex
N. Mainstret
Liard Nickel
Lorain
Raymond Kane
Guisellman Duplex
U.S. Automatic‘up
American Specialty Co
Cleveland
Public Auditorium
Methodist Ladies Meet At Jefferson Street Home
Miss Alice Hurlbut and Mrs. Mattie Sanders hosted the Methodist church Ladies Society on Jefferson street Wednesday. A brief business session, social hour, and refreshments followed for 22 guests including Mrs Wagner, Adeline Cuddeback, Edith Cuddeback Lorain, Mrs Gordon, CO M Hirst and H Gerstenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hurlbut
Mattie Sanders
Ladies’ Society of the Methodist Church
Jefferson Street
Wagner
Adeline Cuddeback
Edith Cuddeback
Lorain
Gordon
CO. M. Hirst
H. Gerstenberger
FASTEETH advertised for secure denture use
A vintage advertisement claims FASTEETH prevents slipping dentures and freshens breath, urging readers to buy at Muir Co or other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir Co
Hostesses To Society At Altar Rosary Meeting
The Altar Rosary Society of St. Joseph Catholic church met at the school hall last evening with hostesses Mrs. John Heidrich Mrs. Caroline Kelch Mrs. Join Deitz Mrs. Anthony Fuhrman Mrs. Anna Deitz and Mrs. Jacob How. A general session was followed by a social with tingo. Lunch served to 34 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Catholic Church
John Heidrich
Caroline Kelch
Join Deitz
Anthony Fuhrman
Anna Deitz
Jacob How
Tingo
Mrs Heurge Plato Hosts Au Courant Club Evening
Mrs Heurge Plato of Park Avenue hosted the Au Courant Club gathering last evening. Eleven members attended including out of town guest Mrs J D Hinkley of Lorain. Rum was played with first awards to Mrs Mathew Lawless and Mrs E D Hinkley. luncheon was served, flowers centered the table, tapers were lit at each end. Miss Olive Beller invited members to return as her guests Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plato
Heurge Plato
Park Avenue
Au Courant Club
Mathew Lawless
E. D. Hinkley
J. D. Hinkley
Lorain
Local women attend Ohio district Evangelical Reformed meeting
Day September 24 at Vermilion on the Lake. Mrs Conrad Mulder Mrs Schmidt Mrs John Mori and Mrs L Roemer returned Wednesday from New Bremen Ohio after two days at the Evangelical Reformed women district convention. Also present were Rev Theodore Merten Mrs Minnie Radde Mrs H Meredith Lorain Mrs Jehle and Mrs Quadd Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bremen
Ohio District Convention of
Evangelical Reformed Women
Conrad Mulder
Schmidt
John Mori
L. Roemer
Theodore Merten
Minnie Radde
H. Meredith
Lorain
Jehle
Quadd
Elyria
Past Matrons Dine at Masonic Hall With 15 Members
Past Matrons gathered at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday with 15 members and one guest Mrs. Hugo Pankoff of Elyria. Hostesses were Miss Gertrude Wernert Edith Ehrman Mrs Jack Bruce and Mrs J G Maxwell. The Foursquare church ladies prayer meeting met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs B A Jennes home on Cleveland avenue led by Mrs F Gould and next week's location will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Gertrude Wernert
Edith Ehrman
Jack Bruce
J. G. Maxwell
Hugo Pankoff
Elyria
Ladies’ Prayer Meeting
The
Foursquare Church
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland Avenue
F. Gould
Cloverleaf Club Joins Mrs Wragg at Elyria Avenue Home
Mrs Samuel Wragg will host the Cloverleaf Club at her Elyria avenue residence Friday afternoon with all members invited. Wilbur Bohley from Camp Perry visits his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Snyder of Milan avenue. J R Egeland attends district conference sessions of Methodist churches at Lakeside Ohio. Mrs Rose Stang of Lorain called on daughter Vera at Pleasant View Sanitorium Wednesday. Miss Gertrude Wernert and Mrs Hugo Pankoff of Elyria spent Wednesday afternoon with Amherst friends. Mr and Mrs Harry Williams are visiting Detroit relatives. Mrs C Mulder was an Elyria visitor Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Bohley
Camp Perry
Frank Snyder
Milan Avenue
J. R. Egeland
District Conference of Methodist Churches
Lakeside
Ohio
Rose Stang
Lorain
Vera
Pleasant View
Gertrude Wernert
Hugo Pankoff
Elyria
Amherst
Harry Williams
Detroit
C. Mulder
Frabotta Vincingo Wedding In Cleveland Church
In La Grange brief notes the wedding of Sammie Frabotta and Beatrice Ann Vincingo occurred at St. Marion's church Cleveland on Sept 7 1935. Bridesmaids included Mary and Florence Frabotta with family attendance, couple to reside on Chestnut Street Grafton. Other items note State Fair attendance and a local injury incident.
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LA Grange
Sammie Frabotta
Beatrice Ann Vincingo
Cleveland
St. Marion’s
Mary
Florence Frabotta
Town Line Road
Frabotta Jr
Chestnut Street
Grafton
F. Tran
Ruth
Morris
Wilma Rockwood
W. Cox
Old residents hear Pittsford notes and local obits
Sept 12 Litchfield column from Pittsford Vermont passes along news of Mrs. NeHie L. Powers death, local 4-H achievements, fairs and visits. It mentions families Peterson Eberle Yost Rickard and Kennedy barn fire, Garden club meeting, and trips to Detroit Medina Columbus and Brunswick.
Community Notes From Local Congregations and Visits
Vacationers return from Michigan and residents attend church services. The Ladies Benevolent Society to meet September 12 at the church annex. Celebrations mark Mr. Jack Parker's 80th birthday with 86 guests. Local groups plan a Town Hall curtain project and a Cemetery and Park Association meeting on September 17. Receptions, visits, and multiple Sunday gatherings are reported, naming many families and cities. A Townsend meeting in Elyria and several hospital and travel notes are included.
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Michigan
Ladies Benevolent Society of
The
Congregational Church
Frank Watkins
Parker
Watkins
Jack Parker
Park Asso
Town Hall
Miss Johnson
Aubl
Mr. Golden
Miss Woodworth
Cleveland
Harold Jenne
Eleanor Bradley
Urial Crow
Chester Crow
Townsend
Elyria
John Radie
Roger Ingraham
Lakewood
Will
Lucile
Margaret Round
Delmar Graff
Chippewa Lake
Arthur Hawke
Eaton
B. R. Turner
Helen Leath
Elwyn Watkins
Ruby Parfitt
London
Canada
Evelyn Watkins
Fairview Park Hospital
Cornell Starr
Howard Stephan
Frank
Janet Stephan
Strutt
Harry Strutt
Denis Darnley
Medina
Naomi Reutter
Mafflet Creek
Cincinnati
Community notes from Cincinnati church gathering and area visits
A weekend roundup lists a Northside Christian church sermon in Cincinnati honoring Mr and Mrs Kings son and Miss Helen Davis. Attendees include the Demmer family at Massillon, Ken Demmer and others, visits by Canfields and Musser relatives, and trips by Sears and Miller to Springfield Missouri with several callers noted in Akren and nearby households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ding
C. F. Musser
Demmer
Roy Demmer
Massillon
Debanney
Ruth
Guigenheimer
Mallet Creek
Cora Pelton
Arthur Kessler
Cleveland
Frank Burrer
Court Sears
Wells Miller
Springfield
Sears
Frank Myers
Akren
Walter Sears
Mary
Preservation Drive Aims To Save Vorarlberg Castles
Vienna reports a movement by the Austrian state government and a historical sites society to brace and reinforce ruins in Vorarlberg Austria to halt further ruin. The plan prioritizes the Testers Ruin on the Austro Liechtenstein frontier with Sonnenberg near the area to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Vorarlberg
Austria
Austro-Liechtenstein
Sonnenberg
Local Callers Visited Himmelspaugh Home Sunday
Den Perkins of Cuyahoga Falls hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. George Ordner from Berea Mr and Mrs Doe Wideman and son and Mrs. Weller from Lakewood on Sunday at the Himmelspaugh residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Perkins
Cuyahoga Falls
Himmelspaugh
George Ordner
Berea
Doe
Wideman and Son
Weller
Lakewood
Richard the Lion Hearted legend linked to Austrian castle
The narration recalls Nieblungen documents and Austrian preservation efforts. Duernstein on the Danube, an estate of Prince Starhemberg, is cited as famous and tourist friendly. Legend says an English minstrel played Richard's favorite ballad near the window of the king's cell, while ransom negotiations unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nueziders
Alt-Ems
Nieblungen
Rulng
Austria
Foternmenta
Duernatein
Danube
Prince Starhemberg
Richard the Lion
Richard
Whistler Abandons Rent After London to Paris Move
Whistler, the famed artist, hurriedly left London for Paris and forgot to pay back rent. The estate agent lamented the loss, telling a friend that many artists are careless, finding only a few pictures in the empty house. Those works, forgotten by Whistler, are among his finest and worth far more than the missing rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
London
Paris
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Cloverleaf Club
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Litchflld
Nickerson
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Guy Wheeler
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