Beautiful New Ranch Home Opens to Public Sunday
The William R. Stegman family invites the public to view their new rural urban ranch style home at 931 Grafton Road from 2:00 to 5:00 p m Sunday. Built by Ruppelt Building Company, the 86 by 35 foot structure features an antique brick exterior with sandstone chimney, cypress trim, aluminum sash, marble interior sills, and rustic pine interiors. The spacious layout includes a 15 by 25 foot living room, three bedrooms, a large kitchen and dinette, dining room, utility room, and bath, with wall to wall carpet and ranch style furnishings. The home showcases western motifs and a high standard of construction from more than 35 years of building experience.
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Veen
William R. Stegman
Grafton Road
Western Plains
Stegman’s
Plantinguilding Company
Root Road
Lis
Argonne
William
Germany
William Stegman
Crator
Elyria Sign Company
Stewart
Stegman
Switzerland
Twin Fathers Rise Anew In Twined Fame And Craft
The essay sketches actor James Stewart and author John Y Reilly as twin fathers prospering amid high prices. It notes Stewart’s Academy Award, a hidden statuette in Indiana Pa, and hints at his stage missteps and Broadway starts. The piece laments inflated costs but praises Stewart’s career shaping a humble home life.
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John Y Reilly
Stewart
Jimmy
Hollywood
Indiana
Jane Cowl
Eight Trustees Elected For Elyria YMCA Board
Elyria YMCA plans its annual dinner and trustee election on February 28 with about 100 members expected. Eight trustees will be elected for three years. six current trustees retire, two vacancies arise, and no one may succeed themselves. The remodeling program nears completion as membership surpasses previous records. Meetings will include a tour of facilities, reports, and planning for a May open house.
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YMCA
D. Vernon Bell
Allen E. Davies
Oldfield
Wesley Suhr
Mark Willis
Rod. Gollmar
Elyria Ymca
Richard J. Gollmar
MCA
Association
Fragmented note on household payments
A terse, uncertain line questions regular support from the wife and mentions mailing money today. The fragment hints at domestic financial arrangements without clear names or locations.
Presidents Have Added To Powers Since Washington
The Chronicle Telegram article notes a century long shift from Congress led government to stronger presidential power. It highlights Washington’s caution to avoid monarchy and the later rise of executive powers under Lincoln, Woodrow Wilson, and the Roosevelts. It also mentions party leadership as a base for executive growth and predicts no single party will seal the trend.
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Elvyrla
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Washington
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
George Washington
United States
Congress
Washington, D. C
Cominance
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelts
FDR
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Jimmy Stewart
America
Camille
Carrie Nation
RED China ‘Military District
Soviet Union
Outer Mongolia
India
ANG
Tibet
China
Peiping
Pakistan
Ela
Ton
Helone
Charles MacArthur
Leland Hayward
Helen Hayes
J. Stewart
Gloria Hatrick Mc
Comble
Sean
Too
Huckles
REMEL
I Delta Power Tools
Black & Decker
Elyria
Rite of
United Welding
Wellington
Rts
Ruppelt Building CO
Root RD
N. Ridgeville
Stone Brothers Stoney Ridge
Ridgeville
Fred Ternes & Sons
East Broad St. Elyria
Crawford Garage
D. W. Hadaway Cor
R. B. Crowell
Stoney Ridge Rd
St. Elyria
the Bally CO
Cleveland St. Elyria
West Side Lumber & Coal
West St. Elyria
Pitts Electric
West St. Oberlin
Murbach Coal & Supply
West Bridge
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