Legal Notices from Elyria Ohio Case No 25001
Notice that Congregation of Elyria Ohio seeks petition in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas in case 25031 for land lot 184 on Black River and related parcels. Court schedule and hearings set, with named officials and dates in January.
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Agurath Achim Baat
Abrahan “Congregation
Elyria
Ohio
Court of Common Fleas
Lorrain County
Flr
Lorain
Olio
Black River
Jedi Street
Angies
Land Morenhant
H. Swihiler
Presi David Po Hyman
Megan
Larain Caunsr
Fiyria
Br C. H. Spencer
Ta S.C
I. FE
Board of County Commissioners
Exid Terain County
Canidl Board
Com Antonets
Suryor
Improvised Camp Akbits Radio Program Highlights
The listing details a long radio schedule directed by Jones with performances from Brown, Thatcher, Reed, Har, and others. It includes vocal and instrumental numbers, soprano Louise Wright, baritone Arch Ford, and orchestras led by Nelson and Damrosch, airing across WEAF and affiliated networks with hours from afternoon into late night.
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Eres
Brown
Voral
Medina
John Beck
Thatcher
Widdesnrn
Grace Ju Ruth Schumach
Iudios
Paul Parks
WEAF
South Sea
WRAF
WTAG
Statler
Islanders
Johnny Johnson
Weaf Wey
WGR
High Jinkers
Howard
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Features
Radio program notes list several hour long features with WEAF and WOR hookups. Agnes Davis soprano and Paul Kochanski violinist perform in a Collier’s hour. Capitol theater program routed via WEAF. Details include times 9:13 EST 13 EST 7:20 up me EST 3 p m EST 5 p m EST and Dr. Parkes Cadman address.
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United Press
WEAF
Agnes Davis
Paul Kochanski
Wiz
Collier's Hour
Capitol Theater
Symphonic
Parkes Cadman
Mondays Five Best Radio Features and Hookups
Radio listings from WEAF KOA WIZ WHAM and WHAM Rochester present 8:30 EST family party with Breen and Derose, Goldman band, choral and opera selections, a 7:39 EST Roxy segment, and a 7:30 EST American Comb concert. Noted audience figure 600 000 abilitunjiete in America.
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United Press Weaf
Family Party
Breen Ant Derose
Goldman
Wpepg
Atlantic City
KOA
Denver
Opera
WHAM
Rochester
Vincent family notes and community events
Jan 14 reports many visits among local families including Mrs. Esther Ryder, the Mills, Dunfee, and Myers households. Socials include Ladies Aid, a church dinner, and a Vin cent PT A program with an Elsina orchestra. Also noted are illnesses mumps and whooping cough among children, a furnace accident, and a predicted 240 mile per hour auto race speed.
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Marian Hillman
Lorain
Nellie Myers
Billy
Donald Johnson
Rile
Russell Myers
Cornelia Minard
Edith Morris
Airs
Archie Harnes
Carl Schmitkin
Lake Avenune
Bert Haines
Suppor
John Morris
William Jones
Dick Myers
Raymond Ndinfe
Hilda Fister
Donna Myers
Avon
The
Baptist Church
Martian
George Champers
Grace Haynes
Harold Wilford
Birria
Clarence Wilford
Ladies Aid Sacker
Quiltine
Ross
George Reese
John Ford
C. J. McIntire
Elden Iitman
Emma
Olive Naborn
Lo Trin
Post
Waller City
Willard Melvin
Maynard Witmar
Edward Irish
Grace
Earl
Doris Pettit
Millard Copas
Howard McMillan
Vincent
David Pettit
John Bosch
Katherine Chambers
John Wilson
Archie Haynes
Hazel Schmitkens
B. Haynes
Percy Chambers
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound praised by mother
Mrs Frank Seliers of Vinton Iowa recalls severe illness from age seventeen and quitting school. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she states it helped her through thirteen years and before each birth. She encourages others to read the company's booklets and learn of the product's benefits.
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Vinton Towa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Everrons
Frank Seliers
7Th Avenue
Vinton
Towa
Town Line Notes Record Community Visits and Club Plans
Jam Orcutt visits on Monday. multiple neighbors from Amherst Lorain and Grafton share calls. Evergreen Club held annual meeting in Town Line with officer elections and a chicken supper. Valentine party planned. Lorain Evangelical Women’s Union meeting attended by Mrs Delefield and others. Focus on local social and church activities.
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Jay Orcutt
Brownhelm
John Delefield
dJuhn Koepp
Amherst
George Schwartz
Anna Peters
Lorain
George Mera
E. C. Schubert
M. E. Church
Eo Markert
Frank Rahl
Elizabeth Fowl
Marion
Barbara Echtruth
Grandma ‘Spiegelberg
Henrys Neiding
Evergreen Club
Lewis Ernst
Wm. Cook
Oteers
Wmn. Cook
Henry Nellefield
Treas
Carl Dellefveld
Sunshine Committee
Peter Dellefield
Jos. Coverdale
Cook
Fieanor
Billy
Gea, Schwartz
Lor
Joe. Coverdale
Martha Coverdale
Peter Delefeld
Isword Road
Geo. Kern
Carl Deijlefield
Henry Wellefeld
Town Line
Grant Freeland
Murray Ridge
Joan Delefield
Lorain County
Feneration
Evangelical Women's Unions
St. John’s Evangelical Church
B. Amherst
Helen Enslin Suerger
India
Mae Friday Ash. Findlay
Plan for Municipal Marriage Markets in London Drives Reform
London aims to counter rising English divorces and promote stable unions by mobilizing municipalities to form social organizations. The drive emphasizes happier marriages and seeks civic involvement to foster matchmaking and community support structures.
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London
England
Webster wins Schneider cup race at 281.49 mph
Captain Campbell vows no prize money as he aims to retain Britain’s world motor speed record. He claims to have spent 55.09 and plans a daring attempt to surpass Major Harry O. Segrave’s 203.641 mph flying start mile on the Dartona course, while offering few details about his car.
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London
Daytona Beach
Florida
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Great Britain
Camphbell
3S. N
School mistress ordered pen nib removal causes eye injury
A London case reports a teacher directing Gladys Foster to remove a nib with pincers. the nib splintered and entered her left eye, causing permanent injury. Gladys received 635 dollars in damages. Separately, the Church of England faces a shortage of 12,000 clergy, leaving numerous parishes with no curate to assist vicars or rectors.
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London
Gladys Foster
Glady
Gladys
Church of England
Hidden Message From Fragmentary Text
A short, unclear fragment suggests someone may be planning or reacting, but the exact action or involvement is not determinable from the readable words. The passage provides no concrete names, places, dates, or events to establish a clear news item.
Fashionably Exclusive London Shows for Wealthy Dress Makers
In London, fashion events promise entry to the city’s most exclusive hotels and clubs with top designers. A night program on WIAM from 10 to 11 features Big Willys Overland, while reports note Pacific Coast firecracker scares and the first carpet mill in America starting in Philadelphia.
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London
Big Willys- Overland
Gaelic Twins Endorse TEMPLE SPEAKER in Chicago dealer ad
Eddie and Fannie Cavan Augh of the Gaelic Twins endorse the Temple Speaker in a Chicago advertisement. The copy touts tone reproduction and a dealer demonstration of five Temple models priced from 29.00 to 65400, urging immediate purchase for richness and purity of tone.
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Eddie
Fannie Cavanaugh
Kyw
Chicago
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