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amherst's 125th anniversary 1039 amherst news-times m volume xx, number 42 friday, october 28, 1938 sandstone center of the world june draga at top oi school honor roll potato digging time a real record, feat for rest high to shoot at, was turned in by draga, junior, during first six weeks' period school, according information released this week miss marion steele, principal. steele said topped entire with mark a's, perfect record. her paced girls an almost overwhelming superiority over boys. fair sex outnumbered boyb more than bix one, there being 39 on as compared only henry edwards and jack wilhelm boys 3 a's. complete follows: draga; five esther springer, lois ehlert naomi iteichert; four hazel deidriok, ruth fleckner, dorothy itaesler, myrtle barokert, florence behrendt, leona dybinski, shirley sweet, doris miller janet springer. throe edwards, betty ehlert, wilhelm, mariann kelleher, roth, gawne, wilma holzhauer mildred kaser. two elsie kovach, miller, evelyn stark, helen bar-dar, baus, may smith, elaine bruce, harold kline, woiczikawski, philip lodge, ora mae schaeffer, smith witte. one a, nadlne aldrich, josephine edna lehman, herbst, joan brown, charles hamann, izold, llla jane pumphrey, james schulz, eileen connell vera schubert. hopkins married sat. gladys hopkins, daughter c. los angeles, cal., william l. epley, son crestline, were united marriage pretty afternoon ceremony parsonage st. peter's evangelical reformed church saturday. rev. e. schmidt officiated service. tho bride attended kathryn schriner while arnold palmer, vermilion, fcerved groom best man. following ceremony, young couple loft wedding trip through west virginia. their return they will reside 201 st., crestline. mrs. epley south graduating 1928 later graduated from elyria business college. she employed branch lorain-co savings trust co. mr. gallon echools is notrh electric galion. athletic award board displayed new letter occupying prominent position front hall school. displays various awards given each sport. varsity basketball football letters are biggest. green gold background colors reversed award. wings add much appearance ot track which also have background, reserve same size but colors, side other just reverse. numerals junior basketball. trimmed players get green. ypce hold hallowe'en party people's league friday night. everyone urged come dressed old clothes. be held hayes barn. feature evening scavenger hunt. common spud busily occupied digging, tjrownhelm. i he photo shows pickers followed two-row dig. ger (lower left), lower right filled crates loaded truck carted sorting tables where sorted sizes then shipped city market. thank merchants supporting legion ball team elmer johnson post american legion, commander herman short issued aim nmccinant thanking all businessmen contributions th'-'y made support basel.al". tea.n past season. team, composed hi'-l: boys, elfort t levivo interest baseball here competed lo:ain class d league, comprised older ho local fellows. it cooperation that able sponsor stated. meeting community bible study tuesday night home h. van keuren. bur-ris charge meeting. about who wears diadem precious years f. r. powers did you ever sit presence has been upon earth many decide, sudden lightness heart, perhaps had wrong after all, dreading old? creeping building merely rise finally your head crown could wear jauntily or heavily, whichever way seemed suit best? well, that's felt day last visited sarah richmond, altho know celebrated eightieth birthday, cannot, hfo mo find within me call old. richmond those blessed beings never grow so keen fellow creatures worn pathway door, whatever asked cup full brimming over. goodness gentleness tolerance, sweet per sistence keep pace progress part her, important commodity, picking, crating them goblins seek seclusion prepares frolic tonight big night! everything set annual celebration. ghosts usually monopolize festive scene year already planning remain tonight. cannot hope compete w h e n town casts aside its duties enjoy frolicsome evening. year, good people gath er streets time. everybody out see neighbors friends. committee wound up portion job ask now lacking any them, popular conception our mrs couldn't exist all. myself always considered lady quality, physically outstanding group women whom chanced be. like think autumn few before coun try torn strife civil warfare. farm house built, pleasant little across road live great grandsons, dwelling place master mistress, albert richmond. when "jack" took byrd hand walked him mile jenno baby richmond's friends, ansel phoebe wing jenne. byrd's mother sarah's mother, such might entertained these children sweethearts. continued page 4 quite a. hasenpflug weatherman. won't say word if turns masterpiece iate autaumn settiiil' regardless ji weather, celebration ill go on. nn nost- &,8aa.poiiomont, e-t 'm fffaaci slared today. therefore, moth er, better supper ready dishes washed early. late, stack sink hurry town. parade, scheduled start 0:30 p. m. masquerade costume. parade form march down streets. finishing around town, proceed judges corner church-st park-av. winners chosen disband. dancing bo enjoyed. instead holding dance street former years, wagner & aebersold garage. so, citizens friends surrounding communities. brush smile prepared laugh heartily and' roal honest frolic. professional men worked hard diligently mako affair success feel repaid efforts turn huo don't forget, got underway g:30 want it. club meet monday harry leuzler, s. main-st. -will btart 2:15 ( homecoming elected movement observe founding village grand style next really represenatlvfes organization official groups thursday general 12 persons, representative different field, elected. includes schmidt, representing rellgous organizations; nabakowski,' commercial; mayor cooper, official; b. whittlesey, brown-helm; bert monger, fraternal; g. stiwald, firemen; joseph wesbccher, women; pchmltkons, farmers; paul mori, industrial amherst; atty. j. smythe, professional; sam wragg, labor, educational. permission persons aid preparations. tentatively september. near future officers chosen. hear talk youth service importance stressed reeve vaneman, albany, n. y., third vice president rotary international, weekly monday. speaker commended rotar,y work, still greater attention "the today looking leadership." leaving bringing church, boy scouts, y.m.-c.a. organizations not enough, person al guidance leaders necessary. "youth ing mean you, country," urging work. vaneman what believed tho. problem country, have, promises difficulties seo future. enough bear arms should present conditions lead unless fathers thorn informed things know. idea community, put ideal above ideals rotary. playshop members playshop. k. hall. final plans decided postpone presentation drunkard". work another play under attend refrehments served. man grandson, woman story week, ralph koppen-hafer, recently joined faculty indiana technical college, referred knight, ten-ney-av. knight's grandson koppen-hufer, birmingham. regrets error. no teachers pupils schools extra holiday week. classes mem bers sessions northwestern ohio convention cleveland -weekend. chargesispies council meetings charges spying, some public spirit flew thickly room special consider action pleas court granting temporary restraining order preventing paying $600 floyde browne associates engineering services preparing survey light system here. says findings honey 01 supt. revealed money state examiner ruled education spent illegally even funds board. money. baid, federal governments' share cost vocational training conducted years. government paid quarter remainder u. automatic corp. specialty added educational program suggestion department. powers, himself, taught mathematics classes, frequently representatives both departments visit his classes. latter praised very highly. examiner's report declared $4,g12 -"spent purchase supplies co." grounds w. o. nord, member, stockholder companies. explained charge, $1,031 stoker t. mur phy co., oberlin, installment plan. advice prosecuting attorney's fice pur-' chaso enter into contract. finding against trophy cups medals avery. trophies summer playground stated avery, perfectly legal. girl scouts plan investure rites scout troop requested regular weoklj friday. martha leader, practice investuro take met congregational rooms 33 present. wero guests art knot tying studied games conference combined quarterly confer ence churches district !vill tomorrow friday) dr. v. wagar, superintendent, give address deleware-av lorain, henrietta, avon amherst. pastor rov. burrls right. auxiliary large crowd eagles enjoyed lodge (wednesday). reported tonight, ladies spy solicitor wm. charged someone previous behind taxpayer's fact ordered payment engineer's fee water works survey. cf without aimed delaying negotiations plant hearing case until days. voted ten days eppralsal system. councilman brown argued time, condemnation proceedings be" started once. mcqueen f&ked 36 hours cautioned company must reasonable" make survey, upon. serve notice ten-day period, afked manager company, receive engineer not, matter consideration would probably (-mploy village's facilitate providing standing satisfactory council. this, smythe previously demanded copy refused it, reason why company's choice become basis determine whether not. schaeffer's lilacs bloom fine late fall weather con tinues ' nature's designs crazy quilt pattern. despite theories trary, trees flowers seasons blossoming. most unusual occurence catherine kolbe middle ridge, picking strawberries farm. plants bore mowed ip august rid weeds. shoots grew began bearing. picked half quarts berries. latest phenomenon blooming yard novena nite series devotions sorrowful begin joseph's cahollc 7:30 john mcfarlane john's cathedral, cleveland, friday's 'for nine weeks. making novena, fr. hanson, mentor, ohio, norris, minister callers morning. norris' slater, mra. 'a. green, geneva, guest.
Object Description
| Title | Amherst News-Times, 1938-10-28 |
| Place | Amherst (Ohio) |
| Date of Original | 1938-10-28 |
| Source | LCCN: sn84028333, The Amherst News-Times, 1938-10-28 20 42 |
| Submitting Institution | Amherst Public Library |
| Type | Text |
| Digitization Information | 300dpi, 8bit Grayscale, Model: SunRise 2000, Software: iArchives, Inc., 3.240 |
| Format | newspapers |
| LCCN | sn84028333 |
