Special recognition at Wellington temple chapter meeting
Wellington April 26 special recognition was given at the regular meeting of Temple Chapter No. 193 C E S to Adah officers who have served the first point of the Star. Edward Wells spoke on Jepethea and His Daughter Ada and lunch was served to about forty guests. Blue and white table decorations complemented the event. Dr H Landgrebe hosted a large Osteopathic Society dinner at the England Hotel with guests from multiple cities. Morgan Dirlam Post American Legion met Tuesday night with standard business and refreshments.
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American Legion
No more tired letdown with SSS Tonic claim
Advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a simple remedy for fatigue caused by lowered red blood cells. It argues the tonic stimulates gastric secretions and provides minerals to rebuild oxygen carrying blood, improving digestion, sleep, nerves, and appetite, with two sizes and a two week course.
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S.S.S
U.S.S
S. Con
Relaying Sewers In Herrick Avenue To Lead To Brick Paving
Sam Triffietti of Lorain and his crew are speeding sewer relaying in Herrick Avenue West as paving with brick is planned after sewer completion. Contractor Rankin of Ashland will handle paving, largely financed by the federal government. Clean-up efforts remove rubbish in the south part of town as crews tidy the streets. Relatives celebrate Mr and Mrs Fred Putzier's twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their home near Pittsfield with games and silverware gifts. Mrs Maria Morgan hosted Easter visitors at Falls Clinic with flowers. Dr C B Weedman visits son in Toledo while Kingdom Fast recovers at his mother’s home in town. Easter visits from Mary Cromer and others, and friends greet Elmer Rinal and children from Akron. Brighton Congregational plans a baking exchange Saturday. Mrs Rose Long, sister to local families, died in Los Angeles. Local residents Mrs W Bennett, A H Binder, and H R Daugherty recover at home. Steve Pleasure works at Harry Les garage. Wellington High school Junior-Senior banquet to be held at local Methodist church. Gypsy Rover operetta to be staged at Penfield High by county students. DIDNT WANT LUNCH PITTSFIELD MASS jury seeks discharge without lunch. Monkeys prone to pneumonia.
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Sam Triffietti
Lorain
Herrick Avenue
Rankin
Ashland
Maria Morgan
Falls Clinic
Earl Morgan
Harold
Kipton
Earl Springer
Norwalk
C. B. Weedman
Lakewood
Mary Cromer
Arthur Smith
J. C. Cromer
Rose Long
Meadames W
Bennett
A. H. Binder
H. R. Daugherty
Steve Pleasure
Harry Les
Wellington High School
Penfield
Penfield High
Margery Hows
Murder at the country house hides a tangled web
In a blizzard locked retreat, heiress Harriet Blanes is murdered. Niece Joan, nephew Rickey, and guests including nurse Ruth and Timothy Reilly face a tense night as a beam trap and hidden danger expose loyalties. Rickey is slain, Timothy injured, and servants reveal lamp loss as tensions rise within a secluded estate.
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Harriet Blanes
Joan
Rickey Blanes
Rodney Mains
Stephen Carts
William Grove
Timothy Reilly
Ruth Andrews
Rickey
Rodney
Stephen
William
Timothy
Ruth
Avon Lake Civic League Meeting Elects Mayor Bouse
Avon Lake civic league held a public meeting at the Park Building on April 23. Jack Anderson’s resignation as general chairman was accepted and Mayor Hugo Bouse elected to succeed him. A booth for the Small Homes Show in Cleveland was planned with central location and broad promotion including newspapers circulars and radio. A contest for Avon Lake school children invites 150 word essays on Why I Like to Live in Avon Lake with prize awards.
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Civic League
Avon Lake
Park
Jack Anderson
Hugo Bouse
Cleveland
Garden Club
Parent-Teacher Association
American Legions
Girl Scouts
J. L. Oppelt
Hool
Spom
Para Audi
Silver Price Rise Prompts Talk of Demonetization
Washington April 25 price boosts in two weeks raise forecast of silver monetization within four years. Treasury set 77.67 cents per ounce for newly mined domestic silver after April 10 lift to 71.11 cents. Western lawmakers and others note Roosevelt goal to keep producers paid above world quotations. Includes social notes on Five Hundred club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Carl Horkwalt with trophy wins, and visits from relatives.
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United Press
Washington
Ailver
Treasury
Roosevelt
Silver prices push toward $1.29 an ounce
Unceasing market activity supported higher silver prices extending a move toward $1.29 an ounce. The move puts silver at a 16 to 1 ratio with gold, signaling continued momentum in the precious metals market.
Time For Awarding Contracts Extended to April 28
County commissioners announced they extended the date for awarding depository contracts to banks to April 28 to allow banks more time to present acceptable securities. Prosecutor Howard Butler said banks must pay interest in full under old contracts until new ones are entered. New contracts would drastically reduce interest rates from the old terms.
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Howard Butler
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Elyria Regions
Donald and Irene Bartota transfer 6 acres on Black River in Pittsfield Township to Maurice J. Schubert. F. B. Squirs transfers property on School Street in Elyria to Edward and Elizabeth Kovarik. Elyria, Elvira A. Ault acquires half interest in aublet 2 and another half in subd iot 5, block 1, City View Subdivision, Lorain, via Worthy S. Streator, trustee. Grace B Nieding transfers to John J.
Property transfers and associated parties in Oberlin Elyria listings
Legal notices summarize deeds and transfers involving Went Avenue Elyria Oberlin streets Morgenu Street Oberlin South Prospect Oberlin and related parties including Elta Edwards Linn Fauver Lucinda Meaking Ob erlin Savings Bank Company Ritsael and Mildred Krue. The fragment lists multiple conveyances among individuals and a bank.
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J and
Mary Hean
Went Avenue
Elyria
Elta C. Edwards
Linn V
Vermilion Subdivision Brownshelm Township Note
Fragmentary record mentioning Vermilion, Lake Subdivision Number One, Brownhelm Township and names Gor, J, N, Agato K, Senn Henn along with an antique note on inward cleanliness or purity.
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Gor
Agato K
Senn Henn
Aublot
Vermilion
Lake
Brownhelm
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