Amherst Garden Club Meeting andUpcoming Events
Amherst Ohio September 21 The regular meeting of the Amherst Garden Club will be held this evening in the council chambers. Roll call will be answered with The Biggest Mistake in My Garden. An exhibit of fruits and flowers will be a feature. Jessamine Edge Daughters of Scotland card party at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening. A brief business meeting will be held at seven and playing will start at 8 39. The Legion auxiliary will hold a regular meeting at the club rooms Tuesday evening. The Eagles auxiliary will hold a regular business meeting at the Eagle Hall Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Egular
Ambherstarden Club
Jessamine Edge
Daughters of Scotland
Legior
Eagles
Eagle Hall
Lorain Evangelical Women to Convene and Elect Officers
Circle one of the Women s Un en will be entertained at the home of Mrs Jinnie Stark with Mrs Carl Berg as hostess. The Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women meets at J Johns church with an 11 day session. Dinner at noon and officer elections to follow.
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Jinnie Stark
Lincoln Street
Carl Berg
Lorainounty Federation of Evangelical Women
J. John’s Church
Lorain
Lorain County
India
Honduras
Concordia Club Social Meeting and Mission Sunday Plans
The Concordia Club will hold a regular social meeting at the church parlors Tuesday evening. The postponed Junior Walther League meeting will be at the church parlors Friday evening. Mission Sunday observance is planned for next Sunday with special services. Rev. R. Schroeder of Cleveland will speak at the English service at ten and German service at eleven with special music. An additional service at 7 30 pm features Rev. E. G. Mueller of the Cleveland colored mission, who will give a talk on his work with music by a colored quartet.
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Concordia Club
Walther League
R. Schroeder
Cleveland
E. G. Mueller
Colored Mission of
Mrs Franklin to Host Circle One at Crosse Street Home
Mrs Frank Franklin of Crosse Street will entertain Circle One of St Ann's society at her home. The Bazaar Workers will be entertained at a bingo party at the [location to be completed].
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Frank Franklin
Crosse Street
Circle One
St. Ann's Society
Bazaar
Circle One Dinner at School Hall Next Sunday
Mrs. Clayton Young and Mrs. Anna Diets will host Circle One’s event at the school hall next Sunday from 11 30 to 5 00. The text notes a dinner following a Thursday afternoon gathering among hall members.
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School Hall
Clayton Young
Anna Diets
Circle One
Local church delegates attend Eastern District convention in Cleveland
Representatives of the local church attended sessions of the Eastern District convention in Cleveland Saturday evening. Attending families include Mr and Mrs James Urban and family Mr and Mrs Jacob Muth and family Lila Garthe H A Williams P A Becker L F Kreeger and family John Howard and family Lydia Sophie Michael Karl Sabiers Jacob Sabiers Henes and Ray Johnson. Mid week services are omitted this week due to the convention in Cleveland. Regular services will be held Friday at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James Urban
Jacob Muth
Lila
George Garthe
H. A Williams
P. A. Becker
L. F. Kreeger
John Howard
Lydia
Sophie Michael
Karl Sabiers
Jacob Sabiers
H. Henes
Ray Johnson
Midweek church service and young married class planned
The mid week service will be held at the church Wednesday evening at 7 45. The Young Married Peoples class will meet at the church parlors at eight o clock Friday evening. A social hour will follow the business session.
Local Eagles Hold District Initiation in Euclid
A group of the local Eagles attended a district initiation on Sunday afternoon at Euclid Ohio. The regular meeting of F O E will be held at the Eagle hall this week with members urged to attend.
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Eagles
Euclid, O
Eagle Hall
Hospital News Admissions for Mrs Zielek
Admission noted for Mrs. John Zielek of R. D. 1 Amherst to the hospital for unspecified treatment.
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Hosital News
John Zielek
Amherst
Hickory Tree Grange Meeting Postponed A Week
The regular Hickory Tree Grange meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening is postponed for one week due to the Lorainco Fair. Local residents include Mrs Sam Kassouf and daughter Barbara Ann visiting Cleveland relatives. Other notes list several local visits and travels among Amherst and nearby towns.
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Hickory Tree Grange
Sam Kassouf
Barbara Ann
Cleveland
M. Abraham
Tenney Avenue
Florence Brucker
Marcella Kelch
Agnes
Germaine Lahiff
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ed. Lehman
Augusta Helgram
Lakewood
Amherst
A. K. Jenne
R. H. Hearn
Jessie McLean
A. C. Werner
Akron
Margaret Berger
Penfield High School
Franklin Avenue
W. C. Hill
Elyria
L. Roemer
Helen Roemer
M. Frederick
Lorain
Clarence Cooper
Olive Miller
Hulda
Helen Berger
R. Berk
Hale
Houghton Lake
Mich
Truth Needs Fresh Air for Its Majority to Rise
A provocative reflection on how truth rests in individual minds and gains public force only when exposed to open discussion. Suppressed ideas stagnate and hinder progress, while transparent airing fosters consensus and advancement.
South Amherst Legion Elects Officers For Year
South Amherst Post No. 197 elected Donald Maze as president and William Slack as vice president at its Friday meeting. Harry Ruth became second vice president, Ralph Reinhardt adjutant, Walter Krueck treasurer, Emmy Capaso sergeant at arms, John Fazey child welfare officer and chaplain, Paul Mori service and employment officer, with installation to be announced. Card games and refreshments followed for 18 members.
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South Amherst
South Amherst American Legion Post No
Donald Maze
William Slack
Harry Ruth
Ralph Reinhardt
Walter Krueck
Emmy Capaso
John Fazey
Paul Mori
Study Hour club reorganizes elects officers and adds member
Mrs Harmon Mathas hosted the Study Hour club assembling Friday evening. Emil Ruth elected president Co Ruth vice president Isaac Slack secretary and treasurer. Meetings move to the second Thursday each month. Miss Margaret Histed admitted. Five members present for refreshments. Next meeting to be at Miss Nellie Davis Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Mathas
Emil Ruth
Co. J. Ruth
Isaac Slack
Margaret Histed
Nellie Davis
Elyria
Ladies Dime Society elect officers in church meeting
Fifteen members and three guests were entertained in Congregational church parlors with Mrs. John Witt hosting. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs. Gust Mathas, vice president Mrs. Herman Witt, secretary Mrs. Fred Berger, and treasurer Mrs. Edwin Harper. Plans were made for a public dinner in October. After adjournment, refreshments were served.
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H. E. Moore
W. B. Lantz
Ruth Moore
Ladies’ Dime Society
Congregational Church
John Witt
Gust Mathas
Herman Witt
Fred Berger
Edwin Harper
Flower Show at School Auditorium Sponsored by P T A
The Parent-Teachers Association sponsors the annual flower show in the school auditorium Tuesday evening. Anyone with flowers should send exhibits and all entries must be in by 2 30 p m Tuesday. Installation of new officers will be held in the evening. The public is invited.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Elyria visitors and relatives join local gatherings
Mrs. J. L. Davis and her daughter Miss Nelille from Elyria spent Friday evening with friends in town. Glen Ruth was a weekend guest of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Jackson in La Grange.
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J. L. Davis
Miss Nelille
Elyria
Glen Ruth
Alonzo Jackson
la Grange
Avon News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Birth
Avon residents report visits from William Barr and daughter of Sheffield Lake to the Barr home. Will Buck of Ridgeville and Dallas Shearer of Columbiana visit Avon friends. Emma Handler of Avon Lake spends Sunday with Marjorie Walker. a son born to Lawrence and wife at Lakewood hospital. Baptists plan Lorain Association meeting in Elyria. Keith Immel visits Seville relatives. Will Barr and daughter June visit Henry Schenck in Avon Lake.
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Avon
William Barr
Sheffield Lake
W. J. Barr
Will Buck
Ridgeville
Dallas Shearer
Columbiana
Ira Gough
Emma Handler
Avon Lake
Marjorie Walker
George Jenkins
Fred Henson
Milan
Ohio
Lawrence Peak
Lakewood Hospital
Lorain Baptist Association
Elyria
Keith Immel
Seville
Will Barr
June
Henry Schenck
Flower Show Honors At Wakeman Grange Hall
The Wakeman Flower Show held last Thursday at Grange Hall showcased a dry season’s beauty with many prize winners across several categories. Notable awards included ASTERS double Miss Reigle and Mrs Rice, Sunflower wins by Mrs Frank Rice, and multiple placements in bowls, winter bouquets, children’s bouquets, Delphinium, Calundalas, Nasturtiums, Cosmos, and Zinnias with winners such as Mrs Elmes, Miss Reigle, Mrs Wood, and others.
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Grange Hall
Miss Reigle
Rice
Fred Elmes
Singie
Frank Rice
Sunshine
Krause
Ketchum
Milton Wurst
Stiles
Reigle
Flower Show Results List Numerous Winners in Class Events
Twenty two have signed as entries in a local flower show. Multiple classes awarded firsts seconds and thirds across Gladiolas Dahlias Marigolds French Marigolds Snapdragons Petunias Roses Corsages and Saparillus with winners including Mrs. Rice Miss Bacon Mrs. Wood Mrs. Shelton and others in various classes.
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C. H. Shelton
Beerbower
C. Peirce
E. Beecher
Love
Rice
Wood
Ketchum
C. Pierce
Miss Bacon
Perkins
B. Hurst
B. Beecher
B. Pierce
Mammrs. Stles
Mirs. Rice
C. E. Shelton
Miss Reigle
Hoover
A. S. Todd
White
Local Visits Span Families in Several States
The report lists multiple visits as Ralph Felton visits parents Mr and Mrs Karl Love while Mr and Mrs John King of Pennsylvania visit Mr and Mrs Josiah Galpin. Others include Mrs Jennie Zellmer visiting son Fred Zellner, Mrs Myrtle Curtis of Racine visiting daughter Mrs W H Jones, and Mr and Mrs Hugh Conrr visiting daughters. Additional notes mention Mrs B J Filkins and Bertha Filkins in New London, Mrs William Brooks of Chicago at a local farm, and Oberlin College enrollment for Marjorie Brooks.
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Ralph Felton
Karl Love
John King
Pennsylvania
Josiah Galpin
Jennie Zellmer
Fred Zellner
Cleveland
Myrtle Curtis
Racine
W. H Jones
Hugh Conrr
William McKenna
Arthur Hogan
B. J. Filk
Adelaide Merry
Marjorie
Oberlin
Clifford Berry
Lorain
Columbia Classes Elect Columbia
The Senior class organized with president Arthur Crocker and vice president Stanley Zelaski. Miss Rowena Ingersoll is treasurer with Ethel Wilkins as secretary. The Junior class tabbed Elizabeth Kerse as president and Dale Martin as secretary, Dorothy Koepke as treasurer and John Van a ersdale as another officer. Sophomore class named Milton Porter president Clarkson Brown secretary treasurer, Pauline Martin.
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Columbia
Arthur Crocker
Stanley Zelaski
Rowena Ingersoll
Ethel Wilkins
Elizabeth Kerse
Dale Martin
Dorothy Koepke
John van Aersdale
Milton Porter
Clarkson Brown
Pauline Martin
Local social notes and school art and music classes
E. E. Rimbach from Newark visited the G. A. Herald home with his mother and brother. Miss Avis Pitkin served as delegate to the M. E. conference in Akron, with Mrs. M. L. Roger as alternate. Miss June Harrison teaches art in Columbia schools. Mr. Moore formed a Columbia schools orchestra of fourteen. A high school girls glee club was organized under Miss Mabel Rice. Mrs. Gladys Parmly West offers piano lessons at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Rimbach
Newark
N. J
Christie Rimbach
Henry Rimbach
Elvia
G. A. Herald
F. G. Wuerthele
Pearl Perkins
Fields
Avis Pitkin
LaPorte
Columbia and
M. E
Akron
M. L. Roger
Columbia
June Harrison
Moore
Mabel Rice
Gladys Parmly West
Kipton Introduces Boys Glee Club At School
Kipton staff reorganizes music instruction with a new Boys Glee Club. Mr Moore set the instrument lesson schedule aiming to boost beginner enrollment after a small start last week. The Camden feature returns as the club forms from local boys students.
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Kipton
Camden P. T. A. fills vacancies appoints officers
The Camden P. T. A. held a brief meeting on Tuesday evening and elected Miss Ethel Roth secretary and Kenneth Carpenter treasurer. The group accepted a piano offer for at least one year after a tuning expense, to be placed in a grade room to aid music and physical education arrangements.
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Camden P. T. A
Ethel Roth
Kenneth Carpenter
Mrs Kerwin Offers Vocal Lessons Amid Piano Schedule
Mrs Kerwin conducted the first regular vocal classes on Friday in school. She plans some piano lessons this year but limited time may prevent all students from receiving instruction.
Local Playground Ball Team Falls to Birmingham Visit
The boys' team traveled to Birmingham after school Thursday and lost 14 to 8 in a play-tilt.
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Birmingham
School Day at Lorrain County Fair Sees Camden Students Free Tickets
A school day on Friday September 25 at the Lorrain county fair will close Camden school. Each student will receive a free ticket to attend. Boys will participate in the ball tournament scheduled for that day.
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Lorain County
Camden School
City Mission to Lead Services at Disciple Church
The City Mission of Cleveland will oversee the Wednesday evening service at Disciple Church on September 23.
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City Mission
Cleveland
Mrs Perkins and Miss Mellor Visit Amherst Couple
Mrs F A Perkins and Miss Jessie Mellor spent Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs William Roberts in Amherst.
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F. A. Perkins
Jessie Mellor
Willam Roberts
Amherst
Carlisle Grange Hosts Regular Meeting on Oberlin Road
West Ridge Carlisle Grange held its regular meeting at the hall on the Oberlin road Tuesday evening. Worthy Master Fred Decker draped the charter in memory of deceased member B. O. Pope. The 4-H Senior Club presented songs and reports by Donald Simms and Doris Minnich. County Extension Agent Alice Bird spoke on 4-H activities. Refreshments were served. several 4-H members attended.
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Carlisle Grange
Oberlin Road
Fred Decker
B. O. Pope
Donald Simms
Doris Minnich
Leroy Gotro
Robert Penfound
Alice Bird
The
Grange
Marguarete Streicher
Margaret Pallas
Marian Lauer
Zelda Schramm
Marguerite Mason
Leota Drusendahil
Betty Miller
Jean Simms
Chester Sprague
Robert Grobe
Chicago university official returns after family illness
Miss Florence Pope director of Residence Halls and Mens Commons at the University of Chicago returns to Chicago on Wednesday after nearly five weeks with her mother due to her father B A Pope's illness and death.
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Florence Pope
University of Chicago
Chicago
B. A. Pope
Ladies Aid Society Hosts Busy Oberlin Afternoon
Mrs Berri Snyder entertained the Oberlin road Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday afternoon with President C N Williams leading the business and contests as the diversion. Refreshments served to a list of attendees including Mrs Anna Mason and others. a future wiener roast and next meeting details to be announced.
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Berri Snyder
Oberlin Road
Ladies Aid Society
C. N. Williams
C. C. Strickler
Milton Babcock
J. H Penfound
Merle Penfound
Beryl Snyder
Entered Oberlin College Billy Richards as Freshman
Billy Richards began his freshman year at Oberlin College last week marking his entry into higher education.
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Oberlin College
Billy Richards
Senior 4-H Club Meeting Attendees Sit at La Grange Hall
Those from here who attended the Senior 4-H club meeting at La Grange Hall in La Grange Wednesday evening were Margar and other local 4-H youths.
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la Grange Hall
la Grange
Margar
Names Listed in Local Eunomia Society Roll
The fragment records names including Marian Luer, Marguer ite Mason, Doris Minnich, and Robert Penfound among others for a community roll or tribute event.
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Et Pallas
Marian Luer
Marguerite Mason
Doris Minnich
Robert Penfound
W C T C Meets for September Meeting
Mrs Merle Penfound will host the Woman's Christian Temperance Union on Thursday afternoon September 24. Mrs H J Hillier is program chairman. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Penfound
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
H. J. Hillier
Local Socials Roundup From Elyria and Vicinity
Mr and Mrs Charles Cook of Elyria hosted dinner Tuesday evening for Mr and Mrs H H Drusendahl. Mrs Robert Silver of Elyria visited her parents I F Eldred on Tuesday. Dorothy Hostatler of Lorain John Miskow and sister of Kipton called on Minnie Hostatler at the Pope home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs J H Penfound and son Harlan visited Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Chestnut Ridge. Mrs Theodore Grills spent Thursday with her father Cornelius Smith of Edison Highway. Mr and Mrs William Penfound and children Theodore Francis and Thomas of New Orleans arrived Wednesday to visit relatives and return home after a summer in Augusta New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cook
Elyria
H. H. Drusendahl
Robert Silver
I. F. Eldred
Dorothy Hostatler
Lorain
John Miskow
Kipton
Minnie Hostatler
Pope
J. H. Penfound
Harlan
Robert Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Theodore Grills
Cornelius Smith
Edison Highway
William Penfound
Theodore
Francis
Thomas
New Orleans
Louisiana
Pittsfield Family Celebration Marks Eightieth Birthday
On September 17 a family gathering honored Mrs Houghton’s eightieth birthday at her home north of Oberlin in Russia Township. The event also celebrated Frances and Spencer Bartholomew’s anniversaries, and Mrs Houghton’s marriage anniversary. Twenty one family members shared a picnic supper with Mr and Mrs Clair Bartholomew and their children Donald and Florence in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
George Houghton
Oberlin
Russia Township
Mrrs. Houghton
Frances
Spencer
Clair Bartholomew
Mills Visit Norwalk Relatives Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mills traveled to Norwalk on Saturday to visit relatives. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Mills
Norwalk
Lawrence Mohr
Local Society Notes From Elyria and Nearby
The column lists residents visiting the A G Mills home including Mr and Mrs Robert Mills of Lorain and Mrs Mary Mills of Canton. Students Ros Baldwin-Wallace Berlin Robert Bear OSU Columbus 28 a freshman and Wynons Preston Oberlin sophomore. Teachers Fannie West Cleveland and Frances Gifford. Combined Home and Missionary Societies met at Mrs Luemma Whitneys home with next meeting at Mrs H E Pipers in October. William Neiding attended Russell Neiding and Ruth Schaefer wedding in Huron at 40 p m with reception in church parlor. Minnie Hamner and Elizabeth Pratt daughters of Mr and Mrs tended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Elyria
Robert Mills
Lorain
Mary Mills
Clyde
Canton
A. G. Mills
Robert Bear
Ohio State University
Columbus
Robert Avery
Baldwin-Wallace
Beres
Wynons Preston
Oberlin College
Graydon Brandt
State College
Nebraska
Fannie West
Cleveland
Francess Gifford
Luemma Whitney
H. E. Piper
William Neiding
Russell Neiding
Ruth Schaefer
Huron
Presbyterian Church
Minnie Hamner
Elizabeth Pratt
Local Birthdays And Medical Update From Oberlin Area
Miss Elsie Avery underwent an appendectomy at Allen Hospital Oberlin on Tuesday morning. A recent birthday supper honored Mrs. Cliff Bauer and Nick Wakeman. Guests included Alfred Mills family from Minnesota and Davidson family from Brighton, among others in Oberlin and Brownhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Avery
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
William Neiding
Cliff Bauer
Brownhelm
Bauer
Nick
Wakeman
Alfred Mills
Roy and
Ray
Minnesota
E. Earl Davidson
Brighton
Perry Brandt
G. Mills
Hugh Sweet
Elyria
George
Local Ladies Share Camp Crag Trip and Canning Plans
A potluck and reports from Mrs. F. C. West Mrs Grant Clifford and Mrs A C Norris highlighted a Camp Crag trip in Madine. Mrs Wallace Bear detailed the chasing project inspiring local ladies to showcase canned goods at Elyria. Next meeting is October 28 at Mrs Howard Dayton’s home with Miss Bird. Winter project labeled Hospitality in the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Crag
Madine
Famely
F. C. West
Grant Clifford
Mra
A. C. Norris
Wallace Bear
Elyria Fair
Howard Dayton
Miss Bird
German Find Produces Soap Oil From Coffee Grounds
Scientists at the Karlsruhe Technical School report a method to extract oil from spent coffee grounds for soap making, marking a novel German chemical breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Karlsruhe
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