Circle Three Meets Amherst In Woman's Union
Mrs Jacob Miller hosted Circle Three of the Women's Union of St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church as 13 members attended. A song service and devotions opened with poems read by Mrs Roemer and others. Plans were made for September 9 with Mrs Edward Menz as hostess and Mrs William Mischka assisting. A social hour followed. honors went to Mrs L Roemer. Four guests dined and later Evergreen Club members gathered at Mrs Herbert Stang's home for a meeting and social hour.
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Circle Three
Amherst
Jacob Miller
Main Street
Women’s Union of
St. Peter's
William Mischka
Sion
Edward Menz
Olive Miller
L. Roemer
John Wiegand
Herman Kreeger
Rudolph Subiers
Evergreen Club
Herbert Stang
South Murray Ridge Road
Fred Coverdale
Bobbie
Buddy
Carl Henes
Carl Jr
J. Coverdale
Elmer Bischoff
Lila Ann
Margaret Jean
Coral Ruth
Next Meeting Set for September 9 at Mrs Louis Erust’s Home
At the close of the afternoon refreshments were served. The next gathering of the group is scheduled for September 9 at the residence of Mrs. Louis Erust.
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Louls Erust
Fishing for Souls at Foursquare Church Service
Friday evening service presented by the young people with Mrs. Arthur Griogle in charge. The program features talks by Elmer Harris on Characteristics of the Habits of Life, Karl Sabiers on Equipment and Patience, Otto Bach on Courage and Faith, James Urban on Go Where the Fish are and Keen Out of Sight. A special musical number will be performed by Mrs P A Becker.
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Arthur Griogle
Elmer Harris
Lofe
Karl Sabiers
Otto Bach
James Urban
P. A. Becker
Congregational Ladies hold meeting and social in Wakeman
Members of the Congregational Ladies society traveled to Wakeman on Wednesday to enter a thr ee n ginner at the parsonage of Rev and Mrs F E Eastman. Twenty seven were present for a brief business meeting led by Mrs Jay Gillette followed by a social afternoon. Mr and Mrs Raymond Sprague were called to Florence Wednesday by the death of Mrs Gertrude Sprague. Funeral rites will be at the Congregational church Friday at 2 p m Rev William Smith of Oberlin officiating with burial at Riverside cemetery Berlin Heights. The Eagles auxiliary secretary Mrs Henry Lehringer announced the local degree team earned fifth award 3150 at the national Eagle convention in Chicago.
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Congregational Ladies’ Society
Wakeman
F. E. Eastman
Jay Gillette
Raymond Sprague
Florence
Gertrude Sprague
Elyria Chuie
Congregational Church
Wuilliam Smith
Oberlin
Riverside Cemetery
Berlin Heights
Henry Lehriner
Eagles
Chicago
August meeting notices for local groups and Legion
The August meeting of the Women's Benefit Association will be held Friday evening at the home of Mrs H Fullmer on North Ridge Road. The Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion will meet in regular session at the club rooms Friday evening. Circle one of the Congregational Church will meet Friday after: Harry Nicholl. Paul Bechtel, youngest son of…
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Women’s Benefit Association
H. Fullmer
North Ridge Road
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Circle One
Congregational Church
Harry Nicholl
Diplomats seek peace formula over Spanish war and Italian role
SAN FRANCISCO Aug 20 The diplomatists search for a European peace formula amid the Spanish conflict France invites a non arms pact Britain favors it if Italy Germany Russia and Portugal join The British Foreign Office warns of serious repercussions unless neutrality holds The phrases mask Italy as a scapegoat Mussolini’s defeats weigh on British policy The powers fear a war the US would pay for Also a Bristol box bread theft leads to recovery at a park entrance plus hospital and local news items from Elyria Wakeman Cleveland and others.
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San Francisco
Europe
France
Spain
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Russia
Portugal
British Foreign Office
Mussolini
Hi Duce
England
League of Nations
United States
Reds
Longworth
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Bristol
Conn
Minnie Bechtel
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mayoma Blim
Rey
F. E. Eastman
Wakeman
Clarence Cooper
Jane Garland
Elyria
B. A. Jenne
William Ehrman
Nakomis Park
Pease Funeral Home Opens for Public Inspection
The W. L. Pease Funeral Home in Wakeman, fully modernized with air conditioning, will open for public inspection on Saturday August 22 from 1 to 10 PM and Sunday August 23 from 2 to 9 PM. The firm offers modern funeral facilities and motor equipment, providing complete mortuary services, and has a sixty year history with thirty one years under current ownership.
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W. L. Pease Funeral Home
Wakeman
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Local Title Firm
A list of transfers recorded by The Land Title Guarantees Trust Company includes Fannie E Smith to Hazel Dunkelman on Addins Street Wellington, Ben Gelman to Abe Gelman on Broadway Lorain, Minnie May to Earl M MeuCashey et al on 10th Street Lorain, Jennie B Mitchell to Helen Louise Keyse on West River Road Columbia Township, Emuiie Albright to Harriet E Bauer on 12th Street Lorain, L H Flandermeyer to C J Snider on Lake Road Avon Lake, Mary Jones to Blakes W Carritetan on Marseilles Avenue Elyria, WN HH Baker et al to Percy J Hudsen on Idaho Avenue Lorain, J D Ylumphrey to The National Bank at Commerce of Lorain on Lakeview Avenue Black River Township, E C Cook et al to Clifford Owen et al on West Lith Street Elyria, Andrew May et al to George Pritchard sublet No 73 Avon Beach Allotment Avon Lake Village, Obo Farmers Insurance Company Rose DeWelres sub No 12 Elberta Beach Subdivision Brownhelm Berner et al to LeRoy Race et al on Obie Street Elyria, Wlam A Miller et al to Mabel R Witter on Elyria, Arthur Johnson et al to Depositors Mortgage Loan Company on Abbe Road Elyria, Elyria Sheriff’s Deed to Depositors Mortgage Loan Company on 22 acres in Lot 42 Elyria Township and other poverty, Sheriff’s Deed to Depositors Mortgage Loan Company on Lake Avenue Elyria and other property, The American Rolling Mill Company to George H Brownell on Cirneli Avenue Elyria, and a closing note: morality grows out of inclinations by regulating them.
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Fannie E Smith
Hazel Dunkelman
Addins Street
Wellington
Ben Gelman
Abe Gelman
Broadway
Lorain
Minnie May
Earl M MeuCashey
lLorain
Jennie B Mitchell
Helen Louise Keyse
West River Road
Columbia Township
Emuiie Albright
Harriet E. Bauer
12Th Street
L .H. Flandermeyer
C.J. Snider
Lake Road
Avon Lake Village
Mary Jones
Blakes W Carritetan
Marseilles Avenue
Elyria
Wn HH Baker
Percy J Hndsen
Idaho Avenue
J.D Ylumphrey
the National Bank At Commerce of
Ohio
Lakeview Avenue
Black River Township
E. C. Cook
Clifford
Mabel R Witter
Elyria Avenue
Arthur Johnson
Depositors’ Mortgage Loan Company
Abbe Road
Elyria Township
Depositors Mortgage Loan Company
Mortzame Loan Company
Lake Avenue
American Rolly Mill Company
George H Brownell
Cirneli Avenue
Stat
Powerful Revolver On Market Draws Police Interest
A new revolver, over twice as powerful as standard police arms, will be sold commercially. It fires a special 375 caliber shell capable of demolishing an automobile engine block, weighs over 44 ounces, and will cost about $60. Officials worry underworld use. law enforcement agencies pressed to keep it off markets.
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Washington
Soan
Coustess
Regulation of revolver sales under licensing system
Calcutta report notes a contract for a $7,500,000 bridge over the Houghy River linking Calcutta and Howrah has been granted to a British firm. The main span of 1,500 feet will make it one of the world’s largest cantilever bridges, ranking behind the Fort Bridge and the Quebec Bridge in size.
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Calcutta
Houghy River
Howrah
Fort Bridge
Quebec
Bling Hold Reunion In New Britain Complex Meeting
Two blind men Arthur Sullivan and Henry Istas, a New Haven attorney, along with local newspaperman, held a reunion in New Britain Connecticut, with discussions on accessibility and legal rights.
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BLING
New Britain, Conn
Arthur Sullivan
Henry Istas
New Haven
Blind men with trained dogs share common inn terest
Two unique professionals, each the sole blind master in their field in the state, meet at a reunion. Both men trained dogs that accompany them everywhere, highlighting a shared passion and mobility aid that shapes their careers and daily life.
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Arvin
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Mer
Middle Ave
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Alice Longworth
Norman Becker
Middle Ridge
Pease Funeral Home
the Land Title Guarantees & Trust Company
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Royal
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Cornell Ave
Elyria, Ohio
City Cab
Eternity Asbestus
Sibley & Sprague Telephone
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Symphon Lawn Stationery
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Agarex
Fitch
Ned
Sirs JR Warsaw
Parity Tex
von Ten
Kentucky Club
Granger
Prince Albert
Eersr
Eastman and
Cameras
Winoctla
Kodaks
Absorbine Jr
Elkay
Defender
Iitia
Schick
Antonnae — Oe
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Tus Shousand
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Adrienne
Harmanta
Luanka
TPO
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