Propose To Remodel Municipal Building And Sewer Extension
NEW LONDON A 1000 foot extension to the village sewer lines and the proposed remodeling of the present municipal building were the chief items of business at Monday night’s council meeting. The sewer line work aims to bring connections to New London avenue and part of South Main Street, paving the way for a further 2000 foot extension later this year or early next year when the new allotment opens for residential building. The plan also envisions water and gas improvements and replacing temporary lines. The building project contemplates enlarging or replacing the current municipal facility, with extra land needed if rebuilt, and Mayor White named councilman Fred Dill and Council President Ray E. Johnson to meet trustees of the First Methodist church to seek a strip of church ground now part of the property.
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New London
New London Avenue
South Main Street
White
Fred Dill
First Methodist Church Board of Trustees
Ray E. Johnson
Remodeling plan expands space between church and city hall
The proposal envisions acquiring a strip between the church and city hall to gain 18 feet for enlargement. The fire house would move forward facing Main street with space for two trucks side by side. Public utilities, city jail, and other facilities would be modernized, and unused space would be utilized under Mayor White and Corneil’s remodeling plan.
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Main Street
White
Corneil
Red Cross Sewing Circle Meeting at Kipton Home
A Red Cross Sewing Circle meeting will be held at Mrs. Dean Allamong's home on Wednesday afternoon August 28 at 1 o'clock. Anyone interested in helping is invited to attend. Briefs include family visits and a funeral service for Frank Gould of Elyria at Sedgman’s Funeral Home.
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Kiipton
Ray Tillotson
Franklin
Ind
Ald
Max Calkins
Marilyn
Flyrna
Zella Calkins
Esther
Sedgeman’s Funeral
Frank Gould
Elyria
Othman Learns What Is Going On In European Backwoods
Fragmented text discusses Yugoslavia and its diverse groups fighting with guns. It misstates history, names wrong places, and oddly blends facts about plum distillation and Nikola Tesla. The piece cites Ohio Governor Fran Laneche and author Louis Adame amid garbled history.
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Othman
Washington
Butagean
Tamias
Yugoslavia
Century-Fox Film Corporation
Fae Ameren
Catie
United
Heddy
Fran J. Laneche
Ohio
Louis Adame
Nikola Tesla
Germany
Brain Mihailovitch
District Commander Visits V F W Post 1079
Victor J Moore and Aide camp Peter Seavie visit Elyria Post 17 Avere Md District Commander expresses appreciation for post support to the 6th District at the Cleveland convention. Davidson-Slack Post 8092 Birmingham led by T L Purnell and H H Haywood arrange Elks Hall dance for Aug 31, with Sept reschedule of banquet due to delays. A Lorain trip Aug 29 aids Lorain County VFW post. Post approves resolution to end convict labor at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home after a hospital inmate reports on its impact on veterans. Commanders discuss veteran issues from Cleveland and Columbus conventions. Next meeting moved to Sept 3 due to Labor Day. War damage reduces Lorient population from 45817 to 376.
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Elyria
Avere Md
Victor J. Moore
Peter Seavie
Cleveland
Davidson-Slack
Birmingham
T. L. Purnell
H. H Haywood
Elks’ Hall
Lorain
Lorain County
Colored Vi FL W
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
Michalis
PD A
Columbus
Unclear fragmentary war era dialogue article
Fragmented OCR text references Chetniks Communist government, a general, and mentions shooting and violence. Sparse readable names and partial quotes suggest a damaged obituary or war report fragment with limited verifiable details.
Unclear fragmentary text on merit certificate and memberships
Fragmentary words reference a certificate of merit and membership in a Holsteinic association with unclear names and places. The readable portion provides no coherent events or dates to summarize reliably.
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New London
London
Hay Ina
Wakeman
Hay
America
Legles Vet Drives Y Hand at Canton Angio Italy
George Mostar, a veteran noted for his fast legs, drives a manall-operated Ford through a battlefield barrage near Angio in Italy. He then faces six men from his Mercules Motor plant fellow workers and participates in a fun lunchtime collection funded by 1408 contributions.
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Legles Vet
Canton
O.george Mostar
Angio
Italy
Ford
Mercules Motor
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Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Lorient
France
Val
Nobil’s Shoe Store
General Naleren
Jon
Bo Mibotloviteli
Tite
Wale
Jane Bobbing
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