Scheide Urges New Site for County Dog Pound
Charles Scheide proposes relocating the county dog pound to city property at the sewerage disposal plant with gas water and electricity. The plan aims for humane kennels and easier security, countering frequent break ins at Ford Road. Humane Society officials and Attorney Richard Horan back the idea if city approval is granted. Stolzenburg hauled over 4 000 gallons of water to the dogs last year due to lack of water at the pound.
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Charles Scheide
Scheide
Humane Society
Ford Road
Schelde
Richard Horan
The
Horan
Louis Stolzenburg
Sullivan Church Sermon and Sullivan Nova Basketball Results
Sullivan Congregational church preached on Not Repressions but Expressions. Sullivan Hough School teams hosted Nova. Sullivan girls won 44 to 19 and Sullivan boys lost 28 to 27. Mr and Mrs Harvey Amsbaugh learned of Hewsted Rollins death from their daughter Creta Rollins. burial planned in Texas after summers in Ohio.
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Rav. Davids
Congregational Church
Sullivan Hough School
Nova
Sullivan
Sullivan Girls
Nova Girls
Nova Boys
Sullivan Boys
Harvey Amsbaugh
Creta Rollins
Hewsted Rollins
Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Ethel Baum at School
Mrs Laura Miller and Miss Esther Muller hosted a six o'clock dinner Wednesday to celebrate Miss Ethel Baum's birthday, a high school teacher. Pink decorations and lights set the festive mood as attending were the women teachers from the local schools, including Miss Patterson Miss Smalley Miss Botdorf and Mrs. Baum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Miller
Esther Muller
Ethel Baum
Baker and honored guest Miss Baum at Sullivan teachers party
Mr and Mrs Workman hosted Tuesday evening for Sullivan school teachers. Will Zahnley was taken to Ashland Hospital Wednesday for an upcoming operation with doctors to perform surgery soon.
Springfield Woman Dies from Burns After Stove Accident
Mrs Annie S Lightner 78 of near Springfield died from burns sustained when she fell over a gas stove Sunday. She passed away late yesterday. tragedy occurred amid a domestic incident in the community setting.
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Springfield
Annie S. Lightner
Near Here
Social Justice Union to Elect Officers
The Social Justice Union to Elect Officers for the coming year will be elected by a local union chapter at its meeting. The gathering is set for Wednesday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall on Broad Street. The meeting is open to anyone interested, with other business on the agenda.
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The
Union For Local Justice
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hall
Broad Street
Bat
Radio Programs List With Host and Guests
A radio schedule fragment lists Edcar guest Ben Berole on WGAR WIAD and Wusiesle S Sen Vagoba with shows Silly names such as Chidkens Hour and Singing Lady. The Answert Roger Stearns E Vander Pi trordon Band and Einxy Aces Morsteal Vimtes lum Abner Tare Allen Crime Crews are mentioned in a chaotic lineup.
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WGAR
WIAD
Wusiesle
S. Sen
Union For Social Justice To Meet Tomorrow Evening
The National Union for Social Justice unit four invites all interested to a meeting tomorrow evening February fifth at 7 p m at the American Legion home Gates auditorium. This is the Fast side unit organized January tenth.
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S P. m
American Legion Home
National Union For Social Justice
Gates Auditorium
Townsend Club Meeting in Avon Lake Feb 4
Avon Lake February 4 Townsend Club to meet Thursday evening at Park Hall all interested invited A good speaker will attend refreshments served
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Avon Lake
Townsend Club
Park Hall
Chapel program by eighth graders under Wm Pyson
The eighth grade of the local school and their teacher Wm Pyson conducted the chapel program Friday morning. Three Baldwin Wallace College classmates provided a fine musical performance, a big treat for the students.
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Wm Pyson
Skating Star Geraldine Nubier Shines in Wisconsin Meet
Geraldine Nubier granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Win Somerville starred at the Great Lakes ice skating tournament held in Oconomowoc Wisconsin on February 2.
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Geraldine Nubier
Win. Somerville
Great Lakes
Oconomowoc
Wis
Townsend Dance at School Auditorium Delights Townspeople
Saturday evening event drew a well attended Townsend Dance in the school auditorium. Cosmopolitan Orchestra of Lorain provided music. Mrs Perry Taylor won a special prize and a Lorain man claimed the door prize. Prizes decorated tables as cards were played and refreshments were served.
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Townsend
Cosmopolitan Orchestra of
Lorain
Perry Taylor
Pauleys and locals visit convalescing residents
Wm Pauley reports Mrs Pauley confined to bed with pneumonia. W W Schubert and Harry Thompson, Elyria Odd Fellows, visited A E Wallington who is recovering at his Lake Avenue home. Harold Starkey and family visited Mr and Mrs D J Clapp and family Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pauley
Five Hundred Club Meets at Lake Avenue Home
The five hundred club held a Saturday gathering at Mr. and Mrs Robert Taylor's Lake Avenue home on February 1. Attendees included multiple couples and singles with high score shared by Mrs Blauvelt and Mrs Croky. Jabbushes took consolation. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for February 8 at Reno Collier's home with Valentines requested. Additional callers: Elwood Leonard family and Charles Leonard of Lake Avenue.
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Five Hundred Club
Robert Taylor
Lake Ave
George Phelps
Otto Jabbush
H. Bislish
R. Collier
Arthur Neiding
R. H. Miller
Geo. Bauvelt
Frank Provoznik
EB. Crosky
Elwood Leonard
David
E. Phillips
Lorain
Charles Leonard
Lake Avenue
Wm. Leonard
North Fasria Grange Special Meeting Recaps Officers and Plans
The North Fasria Grange held a special meeting on Thursday evening January 30 with all officers present except five in the subordinate and the juveniles program presented. Calvin Miller read on Conservation of Wildlife Mrs Phelps the Rural Postman piano solo by Robert Phelps poem by Mrs King story of the largest national emblem by W V Schaeffer songs by the group. Plans were made for a box social and Valentine party at the next meeting February 13 Robert Taylor the new Worthy Master appointed committees for the year Building committee Henry Bislickh Arthur Neiding A Smith Calvin Miller John Hogan Refreshment committee Mrs H Bislickh Mrs Preveznik Mrs Blauvelt Mrs Iva Miller Mrs Wm Benhe Relief committee Mrs Krug Mrs Gott Mrs Edith Miller Mrs V V Schaeffer Mrs J Hogan Project committee Roy Wimpennons Resolution committee John Hogan A E Wallington Finance committee Henry Bislich Carl Sitkens Calvin Miller
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North Fasria
Calvin Miller
Robert Taylor
Henry Bislich
Arthur Neiding
A. Smith
John Hogan
H. Bislickh
Preveznik
Blauvelt
Iva Miller
Wm Benhe
Krug
Gott
Edith Miller
V. V. Schaeffer
J. Hogan
Roy Wimpenons
Jobhn Hogan
A E. Wallington
Carl Sitkens
Hospital to Inn Move For Lake Road Man
Tom Williamson of Lake Road spent the winter in Sebring Florida and was moved from the hospital to Gray Top Inn where he is slowly improving.
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Tom Williamson
Lake Road
Sebring
Florida
Gray Top Inn
Social Roundup Delights Many Nearby Families
A sequence of Sunday visits and weekend travels features Mr. and Mrs. Gale Smith and Frank Smith of Cleveland visiting Pedersen parents in Fairview Village, Bertha Burrell with Len Mitchell, Rena Titus singing at Mrs. A Laisy’s funeral in Butternut Road, and numerous shuffles among Smiths Lillys Ellisons and Weber families. Travel notes include Massillda affiliates returning from Florida and Hugo Bouse departing for California.
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Gale Smith
Fairview Village
Frank Smith
Cleveland
Carl Pedersen
Bertha Burrell
Elsha
Len Mitchell
J. King
Rena Titus
A Laisy
Butternut Rd
Orville Dye
H. §&. Scott
Ashland
Leo Hill
Margaret Theisen
Willard
Massillda
Florida
Wilson Buswell
Ed. Buswell
Stanley Ellison
Sheffield
Caroline Pipes
Dr. Lewis
Howard Brown
Ed Kelley
J. Elders
Edwin Timmerman
Joe Kerber
Center Rd
Carl Weber
Virginia
Peter Weber
Theodore Weber
Norb Ruinssluch
Wm Lehr
Ruth Lehr
Janet Bebenhof
Wm. Somerville
Wayne Rodgers
Wooster
Arthur Hint
North Olmsted
Albert Laisy
Hugo Bouse
California
Vincent Surprise Party Honoring Myers Farewell
Friends and neighbors gathered at the Myers home Saturday evening to honor Mr and Mrs D A Myers and family with a surprise farewell party. The Moyers family will move this week to Avon Lake village. Guests included L W Johnson family Miss Clara Johnson Walter Alten Mr and Mrs Ed Minard Mr and Mrs George Carruthers and family Mr and Mrs Harry Root Mr and Mrs George Root Mr and Mrs Earle Johnson and family Mr and Mrs Beese.
Diesel Power Plant Proposed for Sewage Works
Council discussed installing a diesel electric power plant at the sewage disposal works. An ordinance authorizes bidding for current until September 1, 1936 with up to 17000 for the plant and a monthly cost of about 362 49, a savings versus current bills of 708. The measure aims to reduce pollution by by pa sing sewage in winter. William G. Smith, Lorain County Fish and Game Association president, heads a committee to study the proposal.
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William G. Smith
Council
Smith
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Comercil
Leonard Smith
William Smith
Walnut magazine rack gifted to Mr and Mrs Myers
Mrs Mary E Fridenstine and Alvin Fridenstine presented a walnut magazine rack to Mr and Mrs Myers. The couple appreciated the gift and the kindness behind the arranging of the pleasant evening. Refreshments of sandwiches cake and coffee were served.
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Mary E Fridenstine
Alvin Fridenstine
Myers
Local church Ladies Aid notes and death in community
Donna and Russell Myers reported Nesbit Reeder of Sheffield Lake. Charles Sheppard died, having lived with the McCollums for years. ME church Ladies Aid groups plan Feb 6 meetings and an all day quilting session. Reverend Bond led Sunday worship. Sunday school held with hymns. Feb 6 events include home meetings and quilt work.
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Donna
Russell Myers
Nesbit Reeder
Sheffield Lake Village
Carl Olsson
Lorain Hospital
General Ladies Aid Society
Moe
Leonard Dean
Frankie Reese
ME. Church Ladies Aid Society
Maud Westcott
D. A Myers
Charles Sheppard
Sheppard
E. C. McCollum
Vincent
ME Church Ladies' Aid Society
Frankin Reese
H. J. Bond
Methodist Church
de Eschtruth
PTA Tureen Supper Slated at Lake Avenue School
The P T A will hold a tureen supper at the Lake Avenue Schoolhouse on Tuesday evening at six o'clock inviting teachers, parents and families to bring sandwiches and tureen plus table service. Gerald Frank will lead the program with a concert ensemble including Elsar Helstrom on violin and other musicians.
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Lake Ave
P. T A
Lake Avenue
Gerald Frank
Elsar Helstrom
R. L. Crow
Fivaline Stec
Russel Peterson
Floyd Moore
Sunday School Notes Mark Holiday Spirit and Attendance
Mrs Reese led a devotional moment as the class sang Onward Christian Soldiers. Flowers were sent to ill Mr and Mrs Carl Olsson. Christmas package to Miss Alta Myers in Hong Kong was received with thanks. another gift will reach her by Easter. Secretary reports 78 present, collection 2.73 versus 63 and 1.59 last year, and 84 present with 4.10 this week. Largest attendance 16 in Mrs Beese's class. largest collection 60 cents in the Progressive Class. Eight teachers attended. The hymn God Be With You Till We Meet Again closed the session followed by The Lord's Prayer.
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Beese
Agalin
Middle Ridge Community Club Meets in January Session
The Middle Ridge Community Club held its January meeting at the clubhouse on Friday evening with William Horn presiding. Committees for the February meeting were named including Program Newton Bechtel Mrs R H Hearn and Byrd Richmond Lunch Mrs Norman Becker Mrs Fred Hermann and Mrs N Diederick. A program followed featuring Miss Flaine Diederick Ralph Kelly and Dean Erwin with guitar duet Joe Abraham and Clarence Gerber and a cast listing several police and townsfolk roles. A social hour with cake and coffee concluded the event for about seventy five attendees.
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Middle Ridge Community Club
William Horn
Newton Bechtel
R. H. Hearn
Byrd Richmond
Norman Becker
Fred Hermann
N. Diederick
Flaine Diederick
Ralph Kelly
Dean Erwin
Joe Abraham
Clarence Gerber
Chief Hobnob
Arnold Fleck
Gluefoot
Nobert Horn
Mudheel
Ray Ott
Gumshoe
Melvin Kolbe
Disturbers of de Peace
Trioottoot
Plunk
Frank Hermann
Louise Schmitkons
Two Comedy Stars Open The Perfect Gentleman at Rivoli
At the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow opening The Perfect Gentleman features Frank Morgan as an old army major who becomes a theatrical favorite and Cicely Courtneidge in a leading comedy role. The lively pairing promises witty situations and warm humor for local audiences.
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Rivoli Theatre
Frank Morgan
Cicely Courtneidge
Sylvia Sidney in New Capitol Film Mary Burns Fugitive
Sylvia Sidney stars in Mary Burns Fugitive at the Capitol Theatre. The dramatic tale follows an innocent girl chased by a former sweetheart gangster after being burned by the law, opening tomorrow.
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Sylvia Sidney
Capitol
Mary Burns
Capitol Theatre
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Land Title Company
Transfers listed include Mrs Jeannette Garrett Bussing to R J Fortney on Herrick avenue East Wel ington Village and Carrie Z Boger to Edna Steiner on West 28th Street Lorain. Frank Kovacs to Arthur Kovacs et al Lot 204 Wilbur Heights Elyria Township. Sheriff s Deed to Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit part of original lots 1 and 20 Pittsfield Township. Elizabeth S Arms to Thomas S Arms Mills Road Ridgeville Township. Robert Nance to Western Reserve Finance Co part of Lot 13 in Parker and Penfield s Addition Oberlin Village.
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Court Street
Jeannette Garrett Bussing
R. J. Fortney
Herrick Avenue
Welington Village
Carrie Z. Boger
Edna Steiner
West 28Th Street
Lorain
Frank Kovacs
Arthur Kovacs
Wilbur Heights
Elyria
Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit
Pittsfield
Elizabeth S Arms
Thomas S
Funeral rites for Miss Emily Ross held at Sudro Funeral Home
Mrs N W Bechtel attended the funeral for Miss Emily Ross of Elyria at Sudro Funeral Home. Mr and Mrs R H Hearn, Mr and Mrs Newton Bechtel and son Kenneth joined their Sunday School group meeting at the Wahgerine home in Brownhelm. M Ludwig and daughter Jeannette with son Clifford of Painesville visited relatives here. Milton Jr a freshman at Oberlin College returned home with them for a few days. The Misses Carrie and Louiss Schmithens and Mr and Mrs X W Bechtel attended an oyster supper hosted by the D D Club at the home of Mr and Mrs Milton Eppley in South Ridge.
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N. W. Bechtel
Emily Ross
Elyria
Sudro
R. H. Hearn
Newton Bechtel
Kenneth
Stanley Wahgerine
Brownhelm
M. Ludwig
Jeannette
Clifford
Painesville
Milton Jr
Oberlin College
Carrie
Louiss Schmithens
W. Bechtel
D. D Club
Milton Eppley
South Ridge
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Dreamland
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Louisiana Democrats
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Huey
Acme
Baker
Miss Baum
Social Justice Union
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Sng
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Andy
Popcvre
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Sheffter
Reisman
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Ted Ich
Tracy Jo Armstrong
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Edcar Guest
Ben Berole
Sigm. Romberg
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Tale
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Pearl Band
Jesse Crawford
Thourn Band
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Henry Pilcner
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Tex O'Reilly
Shandor
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1G Sisters
O'Malleyx
Osborne Band
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Hylton Rare
Kavelin
Dream Ship
Sarber
Warge
Timme
Alen
Kate Smith
Boake Carter
Lo Tibbett
Glen Gray
Fred Wating
Nelson Band
Kay Band
WTAW
Santc
Sur Dial
Hunk Reeve
l-Musica
Muse Box
Jt Bedestr
Bora Ss
Livnestocks
Board of Educat
Blatne
Wonne
Marta
He Anne Pot
Moords
Om-Gorth
Sheft
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Hank Kweere
Rhythm Parade
Beechers Orchi
Wusie Guild
Yo Sey
Rose Lee
Forever Lounge
Trea Phlone
Montana
Sitm Joseph
Gibson Bil Iuinger
Flewe
Oahu Serendis
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Teri
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School of All Players
School of Air
al Roth
Women's Review Romances
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Landon
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Teese Crawford
Huntington's Or Il
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Retz
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Idhbergs
Buck Rogers Mars
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Teitre Smith
Noahke ¢ After
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Elome
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Tim Tarim
N' Aliner
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Tron
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Lawes
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Murch
Thre Trio
Groner Lopez
John C. Thomas
Newmans
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Til Texan
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Fred Waring
WolfAar
City Mission
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Union For Social Justice
Philco
Q. P. S. Electric Shops, Inc
Pocahontas
Murbach Coal
George S. Workman
Middle Avenue
Eve
Ohio
WRS
Hazel Benke
Frank Benke
Mr. Benke
Wm. Behnke
Stop 13
Inlaw
Ethel Metzger
Stanley Miller
Frank Ensign
George, Taylor & Co
Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Ceylon
India
Java
Yeet
Federal Housing Administration
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut Street
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