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the amherst news-times '4 - i ' volume xvi, five cars enter'd jn lorafflmparade old hand pumper to be entered by firemen, in parade tomorrow will represented lorain centenial that held (friday) -night lorain. all of carry town's slogan. "amherst s a n d t one canter world," featuring this fact prominently. represent business men's association, second, "a community homos,""tho third, public spirited community," fourth, village with city ideas," and flo.at, loaded sandstone. fire department pumper, built 1833, also toe parade, blazing has had since u's'33. local american legion, eagles, eagles auxiliary have place parade. tire largest ever county. thousands iof floats, autop anil marchers line, every principle industry county as fraternal social activities. teave monday on trip michigan mr, mrs. "frank foster anna judson alfred put-nam cleveland, left morning for few days vacation friends relatives michigan. they visit at vernon, o-wosso, corrunua. putnam is driving party (through her car. expect home latter part week. mr. kalph callow spent week end frank foster. their daughter, marie, who been spending past home, re-'turned cleveland -with them. ... ..i riti t-'' -y.t'..- uncle george hollstein, south main street, amherst, ohio, bear (george: , then, too itoosevelt may choose professors because he can t, find anybody else brains enough; well, anyway, politics; makes strange bed-fellows, but it not strange, use same bunk. believe startling bottom working everybody. key-note -most speeches is, "if were you j couldn't live without me." material planks chestnut. want remember forgotten man generous out. our expense. wo don't roast peanut politicians long enough or orten enough. when we take away iboloney from them, skin. cheap politics cost mqst, only machine saves labor increases employment political machine. takes more than smoot-hawley tariff keep up standard living any earning, would favor policy open dopr could see wolf door. congress many strong mea-cures -were killed, philistines, jawbone an ass. high time axo taxes, taxes wouldn't raised so often if hell ofteh-er. almopt come point where government income let ub taxes. everything taxed, even patience, while -we cried relief relieved practically everything. got temperamental was (continued page 2) wk do number 34 e. h. mays given leave absence granted 60 beginning july 22nd council last tuesday night. requested understood another temporary job mind. basis predjudice discredit his present standing. during policeman, patrolman white, night duty only. maycr authorized employ such extra policjjg, necessary du-ing emergencies. work rushed spring park project completed day aug. 8th effort back town liall completely graded finished tor day, wednesday, august dth, being made, according a. nabakowski, chairman organization. 'the done telief lahor, which proving somewhat handicap hours men ai"e permitted limited. converted into beautiful park. -winter cava workers retaining walls along drive way around bank;, stone steps leading milan ave. wa ended approved fera tiork now labor. new arch front greatly improving appearance. two tables large grindstones arc erected. stone-enclosed fireplace winter. flowors shrubbery planted sides park, planted. "we make comfort eye well body. labor, flowers shrubs must donated citizens. these can't bought donated. plenty cf space them apreciate having spring," said nabakowski. those wishing donate call either na'bakowski's office hall. nabakowski asked citizens report rowdyism might seen spring. beans first then pice's canning vegetables underway; tomatoes follow pickles 400 cans string put project. four women employed congregational gym carried on. garden 6 ftiday, 3 saturday monday, ether wednesday. are cultivating harvesting keeping operated conjuction harvested week, very soon ripe, go canners jars next winter's families. w. gr. nord sons, erick evan, st., harry powers james erhman early sunday automobile chicago, spend enjoying vsights chicago world's fair. probably some today (thursday.) thursday, just humans "wot y.a think ya doin roger?" ".rcst'm' me puppies!" m. church picnic wednesday about 125 people axtel churches vermilion lake basket lunches eaten neon supper time. swimming principal attraction races lime light afternoon. win'ners events follows-; race children 7 years, won roy jensen. .shoe :and stocking betty witt. girls, 9 12 elinor -cook. boys paul shaffer. 16 (tied) .margaret horvath marion wilson. straw ,and bean jiargaret horvath. lothes haneinc mrs leonard wraee. first: -ron nickel, consoled! fat ladies lurs. hnmiri alison. ban throwiner nnntpat at-c hollingsworth. animal bird racp mrold allsop. firemen ask pension fund available case injury volunteer change indemnity consent administration secured. request made gordon ouncll nesting provides payment benefits fireman total disability, widow death. does provide accident whereby injured qnly temporarily. told ?9,000 used accidents. several accidents occured fires compelled' stand own loss. instances company among themselves help pay expenses fireman. under terms disability cause compensation us permanent controlled board trustees consisting councilmen additional disinterested members, appointed firemen. norwalk, similar plan effect, operating tax levy one-tenth mill, one-third amount there. tho investigated mayor solicitor. 19, 1934 gene carr seven joint garthe, superintendent evangelical school, presided committee meeting reformed henrietta, night, plans linwood 25th. affair brownhelm, henrietta churches, methodist kipton, church. arranged each school. following dinner, .games contests held, entire group part. trophy present. conrad zilch lias charge arrangements picnic. amher't youth c. t.camp ind 960 youths enrolled summer session fort benj. harrison, ind. john p. braun, son philip franklin ave., young attending citizen's military training camp benjamin indiana. member d, interested activities, taking prescribed course, word received camp. commission infantry reserve expectation complete year course instruction. instructions consist tactics drills, afternoons various athletic ,games enjoyed. thj) members olf baseball, volleyball other teams 'been organized 'by companies lectures talks instructive subjects, popular subject citizenship. medals awards out qf period outstanding candidate organizations comprise winners sports. club meet friday lutheran regular parlors st. paul's evening. session, entertainment loraln-co. meeting, hour enjoyed neither executive conference nor football huddle guarantee against wrong play. sandstone harmonica contest 9:30 begin activities continue throughout day; special features program 8th, set. final festivities 10 until 10:30, something doing what merchants planned town. fun entertainment. no matter your taste there appeal you. begins -a contest, 9:30, followed 1 0 o'clock morning. direction already floats line-up sight. depict prizes commercial fixed $15 prize; $10 $5 third. 24-piece band lead boy studyat paris travel extensively through europe, visiting great art centers charles straus, nephew j. li. avery, week-end avery home. before leaving york booked passage europe extensive european countries study schools. sailed ycrk, tues'day, 17th, rotterdam low countries, hague, antwerp, brussels, ghent. famous centers, acedemie julien ace-demie i)e la geande chaumiere. in' addition paris, southern germany. places interest lie particularly nurenberg, heidelberg, munich attend music festivals osswald paetzellberger, noted german director arts. obermmergau witness passion germany across austria italy, stopping italian venice, bi-annual exhibit, bologne, florence, siena, heme. rome geneva switzerland, france paris. strauss return country october locate free lance cartoonist. graduate school ober-lin college. graduation college, academy fine arts, graduated june specialized cartoon academy. exhibitors thirty second annual student's exhibition arts fair june. surprise birthday mrs.. clyde donnelly pleasantly surprised evening, arrived honor birthday. jolly late delicious luncheon served. lovely purse con-taing sum money friends. burke jr., richard greene, miss rosetta burke, sr., elyria, elmer smith-berger, lorain, ed. mobius herbert moff amherst. simile: disappointed college finds letter envelope modesty its compensations. head procession forgotten. center world section prize receive prizes. 11:30 fleetwing travelers, "al pete stubby gordon" radio artists, entertain stand. they'll things moving bojgiii 1:00 include everyqne. young, slim, spry( not, there'll everyone get into. winners. ball field real "thriller" promised. mischka meats 19.12 1933 wjil play 1934. timers (but sc either) younger crowd. game doesn't produce thrill toy basoball fans won't plans. players for- there's $25.00 offered, winner all. look fighting baseball. (i:30 musical aces guitar elyria secured after considerable effort. going 7:0,0 lodge drill limelight. k. crack unform rank garfield no. 13, sandusky. here made. offered drill. team opposed team, " second' been- definitely prizes, fireworksa gorgeous display pyrotechnics, both lqud brilliant shooting stars, whirling colored lights, a-tiel bomb bring forth chorus a-h's audience. eagle's hall, afternoon dancing. furnished w.irb captivators. how thrilling suggested? remember, need penny order enjoy excit-ment whole bill paid professional women, weunesuay, stn. ted line surely red amherst's history. proprietors move "l. minor, owners french grill, yesterday restaurant years. years resided did run minor grand daughter holl, formerly she niece william holl.
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Full Text | the amherst news-times '4 - i ' volume xvi, five cars enter'd jn lorafflmparade old hand pumper to be entered by firemen, in parade tomorrow will represented lorain centenial that held (friday) -night lorain. all of carry town's slogan. "amherst s a n d t one canter world," featuring this fact prominently. represent business men's association, second, "a community homos,""tho third, public spirited community," fourth, village with city ideas," and flo.at, loaded sandstone. fire department pumper, built 1833, also toe parade, blazing has had since u's'33. local american legion, eagles, eagles auxiliary have place parade. tire largest ever county. thousands iof floats, autop anil marchers line, every principle industry county as fraternal social activities. teave monday on trip michigan mr, mrs. "frank foster anna judson alfred put-nam cleveland, left morning for few days vacation friends relatives michigan. they visit at vernon, o-wosso, corrunua. putnam is driving party (through her car. expect home latter part week. mr. kalph callow spent week end frank foster. their daughter, marie, who been spending past home, re-'turned cleveland -with them. ... ..i riti t-'' -y.t'..- uncle george hollstein, south main street, amherst, ohio, bear (george: , then, too itoosevelt may choose professors because he can t, find anybody else brains enough; well, anyway, politics; makes strange bed-fellows, but it not strange, use same bunk. believe startling bottom working everybody. key-note -most speeches is, "if were you j couldn't live without me." material planks chestnut. want remember forgotten man generous out. our expense. wo don't roast peanut politicians long enough or orten enough. when we take away iboloney from them, skin. cheap politics cost mqst, only machine saves labor increases employment political machine. takes more than smoot-hawley tariff keep up standard living any earning, would favor policy open dopr could see wolf door. congress many strong mea-cures -were killed, philistines, jawbone an ass. high time axo taxes, taxes wouldn't raised so often if hell ofteh-er. almopt come point where government income let ub taxes. everything taxed, even patience, while -we cried relief relieved practically everything. got temperamental was (continued page 2) wk do number 34 e. h. mays given leave absence granted 60 beginning july 22nd council last tuesday night. requested understood another temporary job mind. basis predjudice discredit his present standing. during policeman, patrolman white, night duty only. maycr authorized employ such extra policjjg, necessary du-ing emergencies. work rushed spring park project completed day aug. 8th effort back town liall completely graded finished tor day, wednesday, august dth, being made, according a. nabakowski, chairman organization. 'the done telief lahor, which proving somewhat handicap hours men ai"e permitted limited. converted into beautiful park. -winter cava workers retaining walls along drive way around bank;, stone steps leading milan ave. wa ended approved fera tiork now labor. new arch front greatly improving appearance. two tables large grindstones arc erected. stone-enclosed fireplace winter. flowors shrubbery planted sides park, planted. "we make comfort eye well body. labor, flowers shrubs must donated citizens. these can't bought donated. plenty cf space them apreciate having spring," said nabakowski. those wishing donate call either na'bakowski's office hall. nabakowski asked citizens report rowdyism might seen spring. beans first then pice's canning vegetables underway; tomatoes follow pickles 400 cans string put project. four women employed congregational gym carried on. garden 6 ftiday, 3 saturday monday, ether wednesday. are cultivating harvesting keeping operated conjuction harvested week, very soon ripe, go canners jars next winter's families. w. gr. nord sons, erick evan, st., harry powers james erhman early sunday automobile chicago, spend enjoying vsights chicago world's fair. probably some today (thursday.) thursday, just humans "wot y.a think ya doin roger?" ".rcst'm' me puppies!" m. church picnic wednesday about 125 people axtel churches vermilion lake basket lunches eaten neon supper time. swimming principal attraction races lime light afternoon. win'ners events follows-; race children 7 years, won roy jensen. .shoe :and stocking betty witt. girls, 9 12 elinor -cook. boys paul shaffer. 16 (tied) .margaret horvath marion wilson. straw ,and bean jiargaret horvath. lothes haneinc mrs leonard wraee. first: -ron nickel, consoled! fat ladies lurs. hnmiri alison. ban throwiner nnntpat at-c hollingsworth. animal bird racp mrold allsop. firemen ask pension fund available case injury volunteer change indemnity consent administration secured. request made gordon ouncll nesting provides payment benefits fireman total disability, widow death. does provide accident whereby injured qnly temporarily. told ?9,000 used accidents. several accidents occured fires compelled' stand own loss. instances company among themselves help pay expenses fireman. under terms disability cause compensation us permanent controlled board trustees consisting councilmen additional disinterested members, appointed firemen. norwalk, similar plan effect, operating tax levy one-tenth mill, one-third amount there. tho investigated mayor solicitor. 19, 1934 gene carr seven joint garthe, superintendent evangelical school, presided committee meeting reformed henrietta, night, plans linwood 25th. affair brownhelm, henrietta churches, methodist kipton, church. arranged each school. following dinner, .games contests held, entire group part. trophy present. conrad zilch lias charge arrangements picnic. amher't youth c. t.camp ind 960 youths enrolled summer session fort benj. harrison, ind. john p. braun, son philip franklin ave., young attending citizen's military training camp benjamin indiana. member d, interested activities, taking prescribed course, word received camp. commission infantry reserve expectation complete year course instruction. instructions consist tactics drills, afternoons various athletic ,games enjoyed. thj) members olf baseball, volleyball other teams 'been organized 'by companies lectures talks instructive subjects, popular subject citizenship. medals awards out qf period outstanding candidate organizations comprise winners sports. club meet friday lutheran regular parlors st. paul's evening. session, entertainment loraln-co. meeting, hour enjoyed neither executive conference nor football huddle guarantee against wrong play. sandstone harmonica contest 9:30 begin activities continue throughout day; special features program 8th, set. final festivities 10 until 10:30, something doing what merchants planned town. fun entertainment. no matter your taste there appeal you. begins -a contest, 9:30, followed 1 0 o'clock morning. direction already floats line-up sight. depict prizes commercial fixed $15 prize; $10 $5 third. 24-piece band lead boy studyat paris travel extensively through europe, visiting great art centers charles straus, nephew j. li. avery, week-end avery home. before leaving york booked passage europe extensive european countries study schools. sailed ycrk, tues'day, 17th, rotterdam low countries, hague, antwerp, brussels, ghent. famous centers, acedemie julien ace-demie i)e la geande chaumiere. in' addition paris, southern germany. places interest lie particularly nurenberg, heidelberg, munich attend music festivals osswald paetzellberger, noted german director arts. obermmergau witness passion germany across austria italy, stopping italian venice, bi-annual exhibit, bologne, florence, siena, heme. rome geneva switzerland, france paris. strauss return country october locate free lance cartoonist. graduate school ober-lin college. graduation college, academy fine arts, graduated june specialized cartoon academy. exhibitors thirty second annual student's exhibition arts fair june. surprise birthday mrs.. clyde donnelly pleasantly surprised evening, arrived honor birthday. jolly late delicious luncheon served. lovely purse con-taing sum money friends. burke jr., richard greene, miss rosetta burke, sr., elyria, elmer smith-berger, lorain, ed. mobius herbert moff amherst. simile: disappointed college finds letter envelope modesty its compensations. head procession forgotten. center world section prize receive prizes. 11:30 fleetwing travelers, "al pete stubby gordon" radio artists, entertain stand. they'll things moving bojgiii 1:00 include everyqne. young, slim, spry( not, there'll everyone get into. winners. ball field real "thriller" promised. mischka meats 19.12 1933 wjil play 1934. timers (but sc either) younger crowd. game doesn't produce thrill toy basoball fans won't plans. players for- there's $25.00 offered, winner all. look fighting baseball. (i:30 musical aces guitar elyria secured after considerable effort. going 7:0,0 lodge drill limelight. k. crack unform rank garfield no. 13, sandusky. here made. offered drill. team opposed team, " second' been- definitely prizes, fireworksa gorgeous display pyrotechnics, both lqud brilliant shooting stars, whirling colored lights, a-tiel bomb bring forth chorus a-h's audience. eagle's hall, afternoon dancing. furnished w.irb captivators. how thrilling suggested? remember, need penny order enjoy excit-ment whole bill paid professional women, weunesuay, stn. ted line surely red amherst's history. proprietors move "l. minor, owners french grill, yesterday restaurant years. years resided did run minor grand daughter holl, formerly she niece william holl. |
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