Amherst confirms class of thirteen at church service
A large Amherst Ohio congregation witnessed the confirmation and welcome of thirteen youths into church membership during a Sunday morning service. The event honored Rev Selimid MM on his 25th wedding anniversary with flowers and gifts from church groups.
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BY. Peter 'S Church
Amherst
Selimid
Dorothy Jane Gawrie
Janice Ethel Hollingsworth
Wilma Anna Holzhauer
Aletta Heatrice Mays
Leanna Mae Ilate
Vera Mae Schubert
Thelma Florence Sprenger
Doris Mae Turner
Elizabeth Mae Witte
Francis Arnold Decker
James Albert Krieg
Ramon Bud Slumska
Vincent Bernard Strauss
Wilma Holzhauer
Stamon Slumaka
Ceonfir Nhunds
Lorain
Oberlin
Cleveland
T&74
Willing Workers Class to Hold Social at Edith Van Kenren’s Home
Various church and hospital notes from Amherst area list a Methodist worship service at 10:30 with baptism and reception of members, a Willing Workers Class business social at Edith Van Kenren’s Jackson Street home Thursday, hospital admissions and discharges, and numerous club and society meetings including Legion Auxiliary, Daughters of Scouland, Concordia Club, and Ladies Society luncheon. The week includes robe sewing, Rotary dinner, and St Peters Ev Reformed Church Lenten practices for Good Friday observance preparation.
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S& A
Tevkawitha
Marion Clitwall
Circe
Parent-Teacher Association
Concordia Club
Focal Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lorain County
Christ Risen
Bosse
Gorman
Legion Auxilary
Town Hall
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow Iiall
Hagles’ Auxiliary
F. Q. BE
Sorossa Club
Edith
Florence Ehrman
Cornell Avenue
Maerodist Ghurcgh
Edith van Kenren
Jackson Street
Legion Auxiliary
Legion 1Ooms
Daugters of
Hivergreen Club
Ray Rudde
Lorain
St. Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church
Exterior Changes Enhance Old Homes
A survey of pre turn of the century houses notes their surviving early American contractor style with ornate gingerbread trim that can be removed at low cost to modernize exteriors. Interior layouts often feature small rooms lacking storage and ventilation, which can be opened by removing partitions and adding windows. The FHA Property Improvement Credit Plan provides funds to assist obsolete homes with modernization.
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Federal Housing Administration
Akron Man Named As Dear At Kent
Akron man Earl Willig Crecraft, chair of Kent State University’s political science department, was named dean of Liberal Arts College. He succeeds Dr. Oscar H. Williams who resigned. Crecraft will assume Sept. 1 and holds an MA and PhD from Columbia University. He joined Akron University in 1919 after six years lecturing at New York University.
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Kent
Earl Willig Crecraft
Akron University
Liberal Arts
Kent State University
Crecraft
Oscar H. Williams
Creecraft
Columbia University
Akron
New York University
Suggestions For Home Building And Remodeling
Modern homes include built in garages becoming essential rather than extras. Garages are usually rear or side attached with direct dwelling access for convenience and storage. The Federal Housing Administration offers a Property Improvement Credit Plan up to $2500 to finance garage additions and renovations with insured loans repaid in monthly installments.
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Kew
Aimple
Federal Housing Administration
Pusdate Jending
Agen Vies
Temperature Control Vital for Dairy Industry Modernization
Farmers across counties recognize temperature control as key to dairy welfare and product quality. Ventilation, drainage, insulation, and increased sunlight reduce odors and drafts, raising milk value. Federal FHA Property Improvement Plan financing supports barn upgrades, improving stock health and year round comfort. Berlin’s Unter den Linden features a 200 foot wide lime and chestnut lined avenue.
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Federal Housing Administration
Unusual Treatment Vhs Depoll A 2 1/2 Story Dwellin
The granite and brick 2 1/2 story dwelling with frame top floor is valued at 7800 dollars per FHA appraisal and carries a financed mortgage of 4500 dollars. Monthly payments extend over 20 years totaling 29.70 dollars for principal interest taxes and fixed charges.
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Vhs Depoll
Federal Housing Administration
Elyria Store Reopens After Fire With Modern Front and Interiors
Frank Berson and William A. Ely unveil a rebuilt Elyria Dry Goods Co store on Broad Street, showing a modern exterior and interior after a major interior fire four months earlier. The owner, Frank Ifeon, and the building owner, W A Ely, describe new merchandise, lighting, glass fronts, a two-door entrance, and a second-floor sales area. The rebuilding was financed largely by fire insurance.
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Elyria Dry Goods Company
Broad Street
Frank Ifeon
William A. Ely
Butlding
Elyria
Marly
Mia
Rerson
Jury Refuses To Believe Banker Dead
In Cleveland on April 11 2 15 a federal district court jury refused to accept that banker Carter C McConnell of Niles Ohio had been dead for nine years. The jury awarded Mrs McConnell the life insurance policy of 10 000 after she sued the insurer. She had previously invoked an Ohio statute declaring her husband legally dead following a 295 000 bank shortage aftermath.
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Cleveland
Carter C. McConnell
Niles
Federal District Court
Bankers Ife Insurance Company
McConnell
Ohio
Neo
Elyria Workmen Profit From City Improvement Funds
Joss oversaw collecting thousands of dollars from outside the city and distributing payments to Elyria workmen who contributed to making the improvement a reality.
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Joss
Elyria
Housing Q and A on space saving radiators and repairs
A compact space saving radiator design reduces room footprint versus older 2 1 2 inch sections. Door sticking may be fixed by checking hinges, deeper countersinking, or planing a small amount of door edge. Mortgage questions cover prepayment rules, including adjusted premium, and using FHA or FITA insured mortgages to fund repairs or sell a house with an FHA mortgage.
Paneling two rooms to brighten living spaces
An old trend of improving overlooked dining alcoves with pine cypress or chestnut paneling is outlined. Options include raised or flush boards with molding, extending to the ceiling, adding a chair rail, and financing through federal loan programs. A separate note urges window addition to brighten a dark kitchen and improve ventilation with possible funding.
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Property Improvement Credit Plan
Federal Housing Administration
Question about mortgage release and architect plans
The text explains that releasing a mortgagor from a mortgage can occur by transfer or by sale without assignment, keeping the borrower on the mortgage in some cases. It also notes it is not required to have an architect draw house plans, but FHA eligibility requirements must be met and the FHA prefers using an architect. It abruptly adds a comment about the German State being so divine it can set aside moral scruples and religion, unrelated to the mortgage topic.
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Federal Housing Administration
FHA
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