Amherst Club and church events cover tonight
In Amherst Ohio on September 18 the Sorosis Club meets at Mrs Jerome Menz home with Mrs Hugh Gawn as assistant hostess. The King's Daughters class of St Peter Evangelical meets at Marie Wilhelm s home Elyria road with Dorothy Fullmer and Marian Witte as hosts. Eagles Auxiliary holds regular session at Eagles Hall. A card party at St Joseph Catholic school hall features Bridge and 500 with refreshments. Past Chiefs Club of Pythian Sisters hosted an outing at Outdoor Life Association grounds with picnic. Next meeting October 1 at an announced location.
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Amherst
Sorosis Club
Jerome Menz
Axtel Street
Hugh Gawn
Marie Wilhelm
Dorothy Fullmer
Marian Witte
King's Daughters
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Elyria Road
Eagles
St. Joseph Catholic School
Doans Pills Urge Kidney Washout Claim
An old medical ad touts Doan's Pills as a remedy to “wash out” 15 miles of kidney tubes. It promises relief from frequent urination, backache, leg pains, and dizziness, claiming ongoing use cleanses toxins and restores vitality, warning against strong or habit forming drugs.
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Ae Doan
Doan
Ea Co
Aart
Local social notes and church group announcements
The page records routine club activity and social events. It notes a missionary society gathering with refresh ments for 18 ladies including three guests and plans for reorgan ization. It mentions meetings of the Woman's Missionary society at Mrs. Baxter's home and a dinner hosted by Mrs. Conrad Vielh to honor a student bound for James Robinson College. Brief mentions include Miss Pearl Stauffer visiting relatives and local residents visiting Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hirst
Sadie Gerstenberger
A. J. Bauer
James Baier
Beaver St
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Joseph. Baxter
East Street
Interest Revived in Island's Glacial Grooves at Kelleys Island
A renewed interest in the glacial grooves on Kelleys Island and the historic site along Lake Erie has emerged after a recent takeover by the state park system. Local historians note the significance of the formations as symbols of ancient geology and regional antiquity.
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Kelleys Island. C
Pitcher Wondering After Narrow Loss in Wisconsin
Greg Hallada pitched for Two Rivers in the fty radial league game and struck out many batters, allowing seven hits and a home run. His team still lost 6 to 4 as the opponent secured the win despite Hallada's efforts.
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Greg Hallada
Halleda
Tse
Kiwanis Club to Hear George Bender at Noon Meeting
Wellington Ohio members of Kiwanis will hear Honorable George Bender former state senator and Republican congressional candidate address the question Where do we go from here at the noon meeting in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kiwanis Club
George Bender
Cleveland
Wellington Considers Outdoor Pool With FERA Labor Aid
District Works Manager of the FERA addressed a group in the Mayor's Court Room on plans for an outdoor swimming pool in Wellington. He outlined government funding covering labor and 75 percent of material costs. A temporary chair was named, and a second meeting was scheduled with local organizers and a guest speaker to be arranged.
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L. A Batman
Mangser
FERA
E. R. Lehman
Séc
Berne
Eluh
Wel Magian
E. L. Henes
Wellington
Japanese Tea Event Draws Local Missionary Societies
A well attended Japanese tea at the local mission societies featured Mrs. Florence Sta Mrs Albert Luce and Mrs. J KH Page acting, with 100 attendees in Japanese costume. The program replaced the usual bust meeting as Mrs. E. E. Shiliz led the session.
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Dibble
Gower
Florence
Albert
Luce
Mra
J. KH
Page
Envoyiathers
E. E. Shiliz
Orientals in American Life and Local Society Notes
A church social recounts a Home Missionary Society study on Orientals in American Life, a Japan teaching demonstration, and a playlet The Froth of Green Jade. Attendees include Mrs D B Stevick Mrs Charles Willard and Mrs McQueen with several others. Regular notices mention speakers, rallies and visits, with attendees and forthcoming events across Baptist and Methodist circles in Elyria and surrounding areas.
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D. B. Stevick
Home Missionary Society
Charles Willard
McQueen
Japan
Mesdames D. Shepard
Gower
R. Herrick
H. Bassett
Pfeiffer
Gertrude Holland
Raft Capsize Kills Two 14YearOlds in Lake Erie
Cleveland reports two 14 year olds Wilbur Gardner and ? Lassen? died when a raft capsized on Lake Erie late yesterday. Companions watched unable to help. Other brief items from Ohio towns cover political and social notes including elections, reunions, legal cases, and local incidents across Cincinnati Columbus Lima and other communities.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Wilbur Gardner
Lascale
Man crafts log cabin playhouse from oil cans
Edgar Speer, 24, built a child’s playhouse for his three year old daughter Carrie using 1500 uniformly shaped motor oil cans and 10 pounds of solder. He arranged the cans lengthwise in offset rows to resemble a log cabin with a sealed fireplace chimney, all soldered with a blow torch. The structure is large enough for grown men and was assembled from cans gathered at a filling station on U S Route 20.
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Soller
Edgar Speer
Carrie
Speer
M C A Forum Club Hosts First Fall Meeting Tonight
The M C A Forum Club meets this evening in Ely woods for a steak roast marking the first fall gathering. The club will hold meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays each month with Don Bowland as president and M H Crowder as program chairman.
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M. C. A. Forum Group
M. C. A. Forum Club
Ely Woods
Don Bowland
M. H. Crowder
Picnic and gatherings mark Eaton village events
Mrs Leonora Bonner is employed at the Arthur Watson home in Eaton. The Baptist Mission Circle picnic in Ernest Dunford’s maple grove Wednesday afternoon last week was enjoyed. After the picnic dinner, some time was spent in visiting, followed by a business meeting. A new store has been purchased.
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Columbia,s
Leonora Bonner
Arthur Watson
Eaton
Baptist Mission Circle
Ernest Dunford
Maple Grove
Purchas
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B. A
Jenne
Chronicle-Telegram
Central Book Store Church Bt
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Outdoor Life Association
Chiefs
Gherlin
Elsha
Chatnll
Margaret Berger
Iurday
Bluffton
Bouquet
Snap-Dragons
Maulda Berger
Lucy Roemer
Acheen
Sharehat & Tured
Harry Willams
Shiz8 Avenue
Wesday
Epedee
M Henry
Elyria
Ala
Stone's Grill
Broad ST
Pep
Vigor
Conrad
Ileh
Park Avenue
Tuesa
Jarville
Rey Rd
AL M. Rick
Slargery
C. Zick
Daug Mildred
Pearl Stauffer
Husenraing
A. Jenne
Joseph Heathcote
Lone
Lucy Smith
Anca Judson
N. F. Fester
Kiwanis
Hon
OBODY
Goodyear
Pathfinder
Rougdicker
USL Batteries
Brlefs
Paul Carter
Bellevue
Ohio
Bert Knapp
M. E
Elyrra
Carter
H. D. Mason
Margaret Mason
Karl Mueller
Glenn Dutridge
Bradner
Baptist Parsonage
Lyle Reisinger
China
Baptist Church
Norris Keller
Baldwin-Wallace College
Methodist Sunday School
Lucile Churchward
Florence King
Henry Ulrich
East River Road
Wade Jacques
Annabelle Nobles
Helen Stearns
Tryon
North Carolina
A. D. Crocker
Stearns
Hawaii
India
Australia
Lextha Keyse
Pennsylvania
Acme Grange
Wilda Heineman
Helen Strow
Alma Sarvin
O. 8 U
Myr
Jay Jasper
Fred Hathaway
Hazel Rose
Seville
Medina
Delaware
Sper
Columbus
Lawrence Kellar
Lima. O
U. S
Simeon D. Fess
Memorial Hall
Gur D. Hawler
Greenville
Ispeak
New
Philadelphia
Marion B. Barrett
Cadiz
Isaac L. Haskins
Uhrich
Tippecanoe
Middletown
W. M. Renick
First & Merchants Bank
Lancaster, O
Harry Giesy
Lancaster Country Club
Lancaster Municipal
Cincinnati
Helen Josephine Wolfe
Ghia
Marion
William Howser
Richwood
Lima
Arthur Miller
Ohio Supreme Court
Miller
Roy E. Boggs
Harry Pierpont
Charles Makeley
Russell Clark
Dillinger
J. L. Larber
Lancaster
Levi H. Kennedy
Bremen
Masonic Order
Cas Gulf Tire
Alfred Alten
Woodbury’s
Pond
Lyon’s
Hill’s
Cardus
Analgesique
Andle
Standard
W.bhlk
Standard Drug Co
Irs
Baker's
Baker
Peterson
CoeZene
Cor
Bread
Columbia
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