Elyria Labor Veteran Reflects After 41 Years
Frederick Ehrke of 213 East Street, longtime supervisor at Western Automatic Machine Screw, recalls starting at 70 cents a day in 1885 and advancing as the firm grew. He urges youths to gain diverse experience, notes Elyria’s progress, and plans his 42nd anniversary with the company on March 20, 1927.
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Frederick Ehrke
Eustiath Street
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Elyria
Ebrae
Department of Automaticmachines
Western Automatic
Bint Hhera
Younus
Western
West Avenue
West River m
Lake Avenue
Ely- Ma
Germany
Milwaukee
America
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Columbus Street
Ehrke
Oberlin college repairs and holiday activities reported
Oberlin Ohio notes repair work on college points and a planned temporary recitation building as French hall is demolished. The Apollo theatre hosts a Christmas benefit, and Oberlin children receive aid through table drives for Christmas dinners. A one story brick store room is planned on South Main Street. Families plan a Christmas reunion, gifts distributed by the American Legion, and various local updates including births and visits.
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Oberlin
Apollo Theatre
Oscar Smith
Oberhin
Jones and Jackson
H. A. Cook
South Main Street
Birthday surprise for Veteran 9 by Obderlim post
The Obderlim post of the G A R surprised Joseph Beardsley on his birthday in his confinement room. Commander W B McClaffin led the gathering and Mrs Bohn served coffee. Other local members present included A E May Joseph Crane T F Tucker Herth Park street and Mrs George Houghton with Beemer and Shanks noted as regional affiliates.
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Joseph Beardsley
Fred H. Rohn
Oak Street
G. A. RK
Jodas
W. B. McClaffin
Bohn
A. E. May
North Professor
Joseph Crane
East Lees Street
T. F. Tucker Herth
Amherst Christmas Program and Community Notices
Christmas program with Santa Claus and a tree planned for FO E hall at Sunday 2 30. Ladies' Bible Class of Congregational Church hosted husbands Christmas party with gifts, luncheon, and thanks to staff. Local names include Mrs W G Campbell Mrs F Y Hubbard and Mrs S Magh. Otto Haber left thumb injury noted.
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Amherst
Santa Claus
Congregational Church
W. G. Campbell
Cleveland Avenue
F. Y. Hubbard
S. Magh
Comtesse De Caen to Rest after Service to Gold Star Families
Paris reports Comtesse dullyer De Caen famed as the Little Mother who guided thousands of Americans to graves of war dead. A respected wartime ally of gold star families, she plans a brief rest in France before another U S visit to aid the organization.
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ENCH
Paris
France
Comtesse Dullyer de Caen
Atlantic
Comtesse de Caen
America
Gold-Star Mothers’ Organization
United States
Blind children touch models at Paris toy exposition
In the Tuileries Gardens Paris blind youngsters delighted by touchable toys including castles bridges autos and airplanes. Visitors watched with tears as guides led them through the exhibit which aims to raise funds for teaching and job training for France's 16009 sightless residents.
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Paris
Der
Llittle
Wera
Tuileries Gardens
France
Alaska Railroad Gains Rise During Fiscal Year
In Anchorage on December 23 Noel W. Smith reported Uncle Sam's Alaska railroad saw a 24 percent gain in the last fiscal year. Passenger traffic rose 17.2 percent, freight 37.1, and miscellaneous 6.8. Costs for maintenance and operation dropped 30 percent as steel bridges replace wooden ones and ties are renewed, with mining in the Fairbanks district boosting traffic.
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Anchorage
Uncle Sam
Noel W. Smith
Fairbanks
New 42 Story Office Edifice Planned for New York
A 42 story office building to rise on the southwest corner of Forty second street and Sixth avenue. It will replace the McCreery building at 114 West Forty Second Street and nearby plots. Total cost estimated around 3 million dollars. The site is a roughly 200 000 square foot En shaped lot running to First Street facing Bryant Park. In Alaska there are 250 000 reindeer, with reindeer farming growing as a commercial enterprise.
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D. F. Herrick
Baby
Detroit
Redecer Nicodemus
Cleveland Art School
West Col Street
Ethel Grant
Charleston
W. Va
Afartha Grant
East Vine Street
Emny Gullo
Norwalk
Ruby Tillotson
Holland
Mic
Cedar Street
W. G. Edwards
Cincinnati
W. C. Bohrer
Alderfer House
Elm Street
York
New York
Forty-second Street
Sixth Avenue
McCreery
Forty- Second Street
First Street
Bryant Park
Inter Chapter Esprit League Organizes In Elyria
Three others and one member from each chapter form the officers led by President George F. Geos of Elyria and Vice President K Mussell Knapp. The group, directed by W L Vaughe, plans a class H basketball team with a Crook-Brink trophy to be contested as the season opens in January. Manager E W Lyons on 256 Seventh Street and assistant Frank Walker arrange games with external clubs.
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George F. Geos
Elyria
Presient
K Mussell
Knapp
Des Fravk
Earl Hawk
Thomas Jones Whote
Crook- Brink
W. L. Vaughe
E W_ Lyons
Seventh Street
Frank Walker
Plore
SU1
National amateur golf tournament eyed for West Coast next season
San Francisco or Los Angeles is likely host for the 1928 or 1929 national amateur championship, per Northern California Golf Association president Lapham. The Pacific coast is favored for accessibility to a large crowd, with California cities considered ideal venues as interest in golf has grown.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Laphicam
Northern California Golf Association
Uoad States Golf Association
Lapham
Pacific
California
California golf growth eyed as national championship possible
Lapham notes a dramatic rise in California golf participation and clubs, predicting stronger growth over ten years. He cites coast courses, year round play, and last season’s results as factors. Eastern opponents may host the national tournament in August or September to avoid winter conditions.
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Solfers
Lapham
California
George von Elim
Los Angeles
Stern
Tel Monte
Sacramento
Lapharm
Gold
Funs Aodl
Is & Loufts
Legal Notice From County Court In Ohio
Fragmentary notice lists parties including George A Hoeffler and Henry, with references to pleas claim and court procedures in county records, indicating an action or filing in a legal matter within Ohio. The text is garbled and names are incomplete but suggests a formal notice from county authorities.
Land dispute quiets title in Avon Lake property
In Lorain County Ohio a suit by Phil LaFramboise and George A. Hoeffler seeks to quiet title to Sub Lot No. 26 Eagle Point on the Lake Avon Lake Township Avon Lake. The petition claims continuous exclusive possession since 1920 against defendants Elizabeth McFaul Harry A McFaul and unknown heirs and devisees. Defendants must answer by January 8.
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Ohora
Court of Coummon Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Pal LaFram
Botse
George A. Hoeffler
Elizabeth McFaul
Elisabeth McFaul
Harry
Harry A McFaul
Avon Lake
Lorain
Eagle Point
Avon
Lear Road
Uw S
Izabrth McFaul
Mull
Lorain County Records
Harry A. McFa
Helper Byault
Train County
Uvfendar Abaya
Ariso
Phil LaFramietse
George AL Oeftier
DeMolays Enter New Local Athletic League
Local DeMolay chapter announces entry into a newly formed league with Cleveland Lakewood Elyria and Den broo Grain listed among members. Arbitration board will govern the circuit under oversight details yet to be announced.
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DeMoley
Cleveland
Thomas Jones
Lakewood
Denbroo Grain
Elyria
Gue
Legal Noweick Case 7485 Ohio Property Title Cloud Suit
Lorain County plaintiffs Phil Lafram and George A Weefier sue Frank Hetler deceased and heirs as defendants to quiet title in Sublot No. 190 Avon Lake Township part of Section 30. The petition alleges adverse possession and tax sales since 1918 and seeks removal of a cloud on the property and止 any interest held by defendants. Case No. 24395 filed January 1927 with attorneys Tambolee and Hoefler.
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Avon
Liam
Ate
Ohiw
Kouwn
Eagle Point
Atlor- Benut
Avon Lake
Avon Township
Lorain County
Norma Avenue
Mull and Wise
Henry A. Hiemann Jr
Lorain Cochta
M. Helner
Lorain Cou Obin
Lo Cavaty
Ohio
SL Helper
Henry Kiemann, Jr
U Henry A. Freman, Jr
State of Ohio
Lommon
Phil Laframleose
George AL Weetfier
Umar
Uand
Frank Heller
George AL Hoefe
Lorain
Frank Hetler
Asister
M. Helper
Larain
Utie
Hoel Ier
George Ay Ry
M. Bader
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Hudson
Western Reserve Academy
Harry Hogue
North Pleasant Street
Wellington
Ray Aldrich
Spencer
Charles Harris
Harris
Aldrich
George Rolce
Mr. Aldrich
North Main
Artie Jones
Congregational Sunday School
Alice Endress
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Grange Hall
Charles W. Lawrence
North Pleasant ST
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May Cottage
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Emlyn Judson
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Toledo
Gail Lowry
Pittsharsh
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Robert Judson
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H. Delmadge
Char Anderson
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Richard Hanson
Ohio State
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Stella Stacey
Eon Raymond
Frank Snider
Eastern Star Party
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Wm. Coburn
John Varco
Childre John Jr
Joan
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George Barro
South Amherst
Joseph Selizge
East Martin St
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Margaret Rice
Batesbureth Carolina
Miss Rice
Otto Haberir
Sanath Amherst
Hospital News
Bert #Packard
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Maher Stephens
Otto Haberlv
Alaska Railroad
Alaska
Washington
Biological Survey
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George A Hoeffler
Henney
Hermes Kogown
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PAL
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Huntington
Sullivan
Polk
Wellingto
Wellington US Line Am
Willys Knight
Olds
Studebaker Light
Ford
Dodge
Studebaker
Elyria Auto Service CO
Broad Street
Slater Coal Co
Oberlin Road
B.& Orr
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