Elyria Lumber & Coal Co’s Rise and Aftermath in Urban Renewal
In Elyria’s Chestnut Street area urban renewal erased the Elyria Lumber & Coal Company once housed there. The firm, founded by Charles Crehore and later led by Otto Koehn, thrived from 1901 with modern mills, a 200,000 foot lumber capacity, and extensive cement block production. Oscar Koehn recalls 15 employees, tornado repair, and the plant’s advanced machinery before demolition ended an era.
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Dear Abby first names stir comfort or contempt
Readers in England and United States weigh in on whether medical staff and salespeople should use first names or surnames. Residents from Long Beach to Olympia share mixed views, with support for first names in some settings and discomfort in others.
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