Johnstown Residents Honored for Aid after Disaster
A Johnstown Tribune article expresses appreciation from residents for supplies sent to stricken areas in Lorain and Elyria. It notes donations by individuals and groups, details a compiled property loss totaling $208.2 million, with nonresident losses and city assessor M. M. Chudy reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Gecard Dunn
Lorain
Elyria
Jainoluwtn
Mt Awe
A& Hartr
Ghaielies
Mr. Sievenies
OL Bauer
Mer
Johnstonn
M. M Chudy
Lin Fesi
Ordination Service for North Olmsted Clergy
North Olmsted residents gathered for an ordination service honoring clergy including Rev. Post Crawford and Rev. William H. Lac. The ceremony, led by Rev. Ruhul and associated leaders, extended blessings to several community servants from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NORTE
Unie
Dan FL Bradley
Nalion Sersion
Slate
George Ra Arkren
William H. Lac
Neel Craw
Post Crawford
M. Wakton
Cie
Ruhu
Western comedy film and ship display with pistols and pioneer marks
Fragments describe a surprise party for John Schindier by neighbors, plans for a trip to Arizona, and funeral services for Ernest ain Road in Cleveland officiated by Rev J W Kuyper. Local society notes mention Olmsted Congregational luncheon, a bicycle hike from North Olmsted Park to Cedar Point, and Thomas Wilder celebration with musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schindier
Catcherins
Arizona
North Olmsted Park
Cedar Point
Olmsted
Woman's Club to Host Style Show at School
The Woman's Club will hold an evening event at the school featuring spring, winter, and summer styles. Proceeds support club projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
You and Your Nation's Affairs on Railroads and Regulation
A critical essay argues federal regulation harms rail transport, urging cheaper, better service, modernizing equipment, and smarter costs. It condemns expanding controls and predicts nationalization risks, citing 1930s policy shifts and calls for practical efficiency over more oversight.
School events and gatherings noted in group listings
The PTA plans its annual paper sale for tomorrow while the Upsilon Sisma Gamma Club schedules a theater night on May 5 at the State Theater in Cleveland. The Senior P CU held a mystery night. Mrs Mary Hampson hosted a Ciague Road Congregational Church group at the church and Mrs Ror Jonuson hosted a church parlor potluck dinner. Thomas Orzull is confined to home by illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Upsilon Sisma Gamma Club
Cleveland
P. CU
Mary Hampson
Ciague Road
Ror Jonuson
Meeting of Markler P T A opens with program shows
Vincent T. A. MEETING WINGENT. C. April 21 The regular monthly meeting of the Markler Parent Teacher Association drew a large crowd. Presiding was Mrs. Frank Trockley with group singing led by Paul Wainwright, a nominating committee selected for next year, and a varied program of recitations solos piano and tap dancing by Eaton and Elyria performers. Refreshments were provided by second grade mothers. Loyal Workers Auxiliary held an April party with fourteen attendees featuring chair raising emptying a water glass lifting a spoon and jokes. Participants included Mr. and Mrs. Copas Harnish Rhone Beese and others.
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T. A
Wingent. C
Markler Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Trockley
Paul Wainwright
Eistia
P T. A
L. Keller
William Heck
Charles McCarey
Gordon Hales
Eaton
Geraldine Trockler
Heaven
Edna MacDowell
Elyria
Steve Hodovan
Winter Brothers of
Loyal Workers
M. E. Loyal Workers
M. B. Copas
John Harnish
Leroy Rhone
Helen Beese
John Cook
Frank Beese
Laurabelle Stoughton
Clara Ackerman
Scouts Dramatize History Of Signaling At Boy Scout Circus
Scout groups will present a nine ring dramatization of signaling from tom toms to modern radio at the annual Boy Scout Circus in Sandusky on April 25. Acts include semaphore flags Morse flags Indian Sign Language smoke signals field telephone and a Vermilion Troop human tower with bonus clown stunt.
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Sandusky
Brotherhood of Math
Oberlin area notes show personnel shifts and local plans
Five years back Cleveland Southwestern Railway officials bid farewell to W E Holston before his move to Des Moines. Oberlin Review transitions to semi weekly after 13 years as a weekly, with drilling for a potential new glass factory near Oberlin. Other items include July closing plan for Retail Merchants and a fire alarm proposal for volunteer homes, plus Civil War veteran celebrations and Oberlin professor Wright's death. Historic items recount anniversary celebrations, yacht club preparations, and Elyria site talk for a boxing champion training camp ahead of July 3 bout in Cleveland.
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Cleveland Southwestern Railway
W. E. Holston
Power and Shops
Des Moines
Iowa
Oberlin Review
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Retail Merchants Association Nottag
Ambherst
Elyria
W.W. L. (Young
Stribling
Cleveland
Ely Stadium
Sullivan Marriage Announced in Ellwood City
The Rev and Mrs E G Aubrey announce the marriage of their daughter Jeanne to Hildrith Welsh Saturday April 11 at the bride’s home in Ellwood City Pa The double ring ceremony was read by the Rev Aubrey The bride wore a white ensemble and carried a bouquet of pink tea roses and sweet peas Mr Welsh a lifelong Ellwood City resident is a claims adjustor for the National Tube Company plant The bride is a Sullivan High School graduate class of 32 The note mentions a farewell party by neighbors on Close street
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Sullivan, O
E. G. Aubrey
Daventer
Jeanne
Hildrith Welsh
Sialla Welsh
Ellwood City
Aubrey
Sullivan Christian Church
Welsh
Elwood
National Tube Company
Sullivan High School
High Denomination Stamps Attract Young Collectors
Houston report shows small boys seeking $1000 stamps free as part of stamp collecting. Federal employees note that the $1000 stamps are the bureau’s highest denomination, used on stock and deed transfers.
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Houston
Tex
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Farewell party held for Gregg family Saturday night
Forty-one guests gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Gregg for a farewell party. The Gregg family moves Monday to their newly purchased home in Lewn London. Miss Alice Skeeles is ill and confined to her home.
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Harry Gregg
Mrs. Gregg
Lewn
London
Alice Skeeles
Firemen Deal With Four Alarms in Busy Elyria Weekend
Four fires over Sunday and Monday morning taxed Elyria fire crews. At 9:55 a.m. a cigarette dropped ignited sawdust and a carton in A F Haury grocery at 919 East River. A second fire struck the roof of M H Lord’s home at 420 Cleveland Street from chimney sparks. At 2:30 p.m. an awning at Lersch Emerich Co. at 543 Broad Street burned from a stray cigarette. Monday at 8:45 a.m. a fire on a J M Andrew wagon on Wolf City Street North of Best Bridge due to faulty wiring. Fire units from Hose Co. 1, Eng Co. 2, and Truck Co. 1 responded.
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Elyria
A. F. Haury
East River Street
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number Two
M. H. Lord
Cleveland Street
Truck Company Number One
Hose Company Number
Tts
Lersch-Emerich Company
Broad Street
J. M. Andrew
Wolf Ct
Bagt Hiver Street
Best Bridge Street
Hese Company
Real Estate Transfers Reported by The Land Tr Trus
Real estate transfers recorded by The Land Tr, TLE Guarantee and Trust Company in Lorain and nearby areas list multiple property deals. Transactions include parcels on 12th Street and 11th, Sublet No 2090, Indian Hollow Road, Went 29th Street, Vineyard Beach Allotment, and Butternut Ridge Road, with buyers including Bert Spiegelberg John Clontin City Produce and Commission Company O G Schneider and others.
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Marion Brown
Bert Spiegelberg
12Th Street
Lorain
John Dan
John Clontin
Sh Land and Improvement Company
Sam Kaplansky
City Produce & Commission Company
Lorain Banking Company
11Th Street
Adam Rolkz
Antonia Azaden
la Grange
Roy Zeman
Louis Pogorele
29Th Street
Jennie Dunlap
Harold Obden
Vineyard Beach
Avon Lake Village
Andnor Mouitgaree Loan Company
G. Schneider
Butternut Ridge
Eaton Township
Mary Parhante
Susie Adams
Stang
Lerain
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North Olmsted
Westers
Den
Ant
Lermer
Tom Eqassttian
Roger
Persay
Tia Nilsen
The
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Sovece
Doose Corp
Cornpeel - Te Actum
Rocky Mountains
Waeom
Marks
Rolfes
Stan
Learsisted
Parkers
Parker
Ernestain Road
J. W. Kuyper
Cirome Road
AA Pies Amb Society
Laas Azzoneisty
Univers
Vive Rebekah Loge
Reoekan Lodge
Thomas Wilder
Gertrude
Anna Green
Helen
Thespiaws Meat Tie
Meiers
Stage Manezer
Heiser
L. E. Haynes
Hixon
R. Karch
Murbach Coal
Clarence W. Fackler
New York University
Washington
ICC
Emerson
Mussolini
Thomas Orzull
Bill
Vincent
Banco
Markley
Margaret Takacs
Robert Trockley
Boosters Club
Jean Litz
Anna Panchula
Irene Pataki
Helen Devine
Wanda Rogela
Mildred Bobasher
Joe Camera
Arthur Johnson
New London
J. G. Morris
Mo Baldwin
J. L. McIntire
Marblehead
J. C. Sweet
Eugene
Rocky River
J. G. Morris and
C. &. McIntire
F. H. Lewis
Protective Home Circle Lodge
Frederick Ackerman
W. M. Rader
Grafton
Edward Smith
Detroit
Ellen Langton
George Langton
Reising
Moulder
LaGrange
Leonard Dean
R. J. Hardy
L Kelter
John Gens
George Gens
E. Tilden
P. T A
Clearview School
L. A. Adams
Walnut Street
Adams
Bibliotheca Sacra
C. J. Mitchelson
State Department of Public Welfare
Sullivan
Baird
Broad St. Opp
Land- Tr, Tle Guarantee and Trust Company
Court, Street
Porsch Lumber & Coal Company
Lodi St
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Amherst, Ohio
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