Appointments and filings in Lorain County estates
Notice lists executors and administrators appointed for multiple Lorain County estates including Peter Meyer of North Ridgeville, John Toth of Elvira, Hiram Bradley of LaGrange, and John W. Bath of Elyria with dates in late December 1930. It also notes Anwiller Coach Lines Inc seeking an extension to Certificate No. 156 allowing three daily trips from Wellington to Oberlin via routes 42 89 and 558 with hearings set for February 2, 1931 in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Maria Zilch
Mary Zilch
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Elyria
Lorain County
Oho
A. D
Peter Meyer
Mary Meyer
Clara Doller
North Ridgeville
Ohio
John Toth
Bb. W. Myers
Elvrra
Hiram Bradley
Cora K. Bradley
LaGrange
Anwiller Coach Lines, Inc
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ashland
Oberlin
Wellington
Pittsfield
Columbus
Awwiller Coach Lines, Inc
Huntington Notes on Parish Meetings and Community Happenings
In Huntington Ohio on January 17, 1931, local groups schedule meetings with note of a Foreign Missionary Society gathering at Mrs. Pearl Thiudium’s on January 22 an all day event with dinner. P T A will convene January 20 at the schoolhouse with a special program. Austin and Mary Pratt visited the Westlake family in LaPorte. Numerous social visits and family updates follow, including Pomona Grange installing officers, school events with recitations and music, and a long list of neighbors visiting and hosting each other. Several illnesses and minor injuries noted, plus several family events and travel updates across Lorain Medina Elyria and Amherst areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Eiseman
Ruth
Emiiy
Rudolph
Cleveland
Geo. Hart
Conrad Naezele
Karl Welch
Lorain
John Kuebn
Will Hart
Mansfield
George Hart
Fred Fredericks
George Roose
Dorothy Lillie
Conrad Naegele
Chas. Eiseman
Dan Kater
Helen
Pauline Kolbe
Gladys Johnston
Sullivan
Betty Gott
Elmer Knapp
Ashland
M. W. Laborie
Ed. Dirlam
Mary Ida
O. H. Dirlam
E.R. Allen
Allen
A. J. Crile
Johnson Crile
Columbia Baptist Church Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Columbia Baptist Church elected officers including Wm Ingersoll trustee Mrs M H Barker clerk Harry Stinchcomb treasurer and Mrs Ingersoll financial secretary. Delegates were named to the Cleveland Association and Community Hospital with Rev Halderman asked to serve another year. The visiting committee made 137 visits last year and 25 members are needed to transact business at the next annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbbia
The
Baptist Church
Wm. Ingersoll
M. H. Barker
Treas
Harry Stinchcomb
Ingersoll
Charles Mills
Roy Putt
Bernard Cutty
Garwood
Edna Barber
Fred Walkden
Harry Cartright
J. H. Longdow
Gordon Bartter
Glenn Beaumont
Ivan Bartter
Rolland Cartright
Alfred Grills
P. M. French
Derwin Walkden
J. H. Longbon
Permanent Council
Edith A. Longbon
Baptist Home Committee
Hannah Longbon
George Walkden
Melvin Healey
Mission Committee
J. H. Bartter
Lee Walker
Harold Halderman
M. H. Bartter
Wilma Bracy
Walter Bracy
Ora Walker
Charles Longbon
Ellsworth Baker
Frank Longbon
Cleveland Association
John Snell
Halderman
Farmers Institute Officers Named as Columbia Event Concludes
Officers for the Columbia Farmers Institute next year are President Ralph Ring Vice President William Ingersoll Secretary Myrtle Hale Treasurer L J Sabins and an executive committee Mr and Mrs Cartright The recent meeting was very successful with discussions good and music highly enjoyable Vocal solos by Mrs Horton Algers of Elyria Trombone solos by M T Osborne and Gordon Bartter Marjorie Allen's orchestra included Leon Allen and family performers A male quartet and mixed quartet with local singers The school program opened with a recital titled A Surprise performed by Andrew and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Institute
Columbia Farmers’ Institute
Ralph Ring
Wm. Ingersoll
Sec’y
Myrtle Hale
Treas
L. J. Sabins
Leon Allen
Marjorie
Virginia
J. H. Akins
Frank Hale
Herbert Lantz
Wm. Splete
Guy Garwood
Denzil Bush
Roy Putt
Willard Krause
Mabel Rice
Algers
Ora Walker
Melba
Andrew
Oberlin church reports attendance and election events
One hundred four people attended services at the new Oberlin church last Sunday. A supper is planned Friday night for members at the dining room where officers for the coming year will be elected. The ladies class met to finalize plans for the supper and year ahead and elected officers. Officers named include President Mrs. ML Hurst Vice President Mrs J Ford Secretary Mrs R F Clark and Treasurer Mrs John Kern. Also noted was a social at Mrs S S Hutchinson’s honoring Mrs Claus Van Haverlyn with 28 guests from Oberlin and nearby towns. Activities included an obstacle march a self description guessing game and readings by Mrs R F Clark and Mrs Charles Elms. Burial for local resident Patrick Henry Campbell was held at Sacred Heart Church Oberlin with Fr Niel McLaughlin Fr Carl McLaughlin and Fr Burke officiating and Ave Maria sung by Mrs Mackart. Burial followed at St Mary’s Cemetery Elyria. Additional items included a card party at the Grange hall and visits by local families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
ML. Hurst
J. &. Ford
R. F. Clark
John Kern
S. S. Hutchinson
Claus van Haverlyn
Oberlin
John van Haverlyn
Oral Steffin
Charles Elms
H. McGragor
Patrick Henry Campbell
Sacred Heart Church
Niel McLauglin
Saint John’s Cathedral
Cleveland
Carl McLaughlin
Akron
Father Burke
Saint Mary’s Church
Elyria
Mackart
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Amherst Dime Society Hosts South Amherst gathering
On January 17, the Congrega tional Dime Society met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. August Siess in South Amherst. Rev F E Eastman presented stereopticon Bible pictures, and Mrs Earl Keller won the prize for naming the most pictures. After games and social chat, refreshments were served to a long list of attendees including Rev and Mrs F E Eastman and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dime Society
South Amherst
August Siess
Congregational Dime Society
H. W. Powers
Earl Kelier
C. Pierce
John Witt
Charley Bryant
Arthur Powers
Ford Moser
Russel
Mayabelle Moser
Wm. Gleason
John Grebe
Frank Klenz
Phillip Eular
N. G. Townsend
Lodi Ruth
David Barnhart
Gust Herbert
Victoria Heussner
Ruth Ott
Ruth Eleanor Dulmage
Four K and Four M Club Play at Mathas Home
Seven bridge games were hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Mathas on Friday evening by the Four K and Four M Club. First prizes went to Mrs. Paul Mori and William Fitzner, with consolation to Mrs. Carl Gibson and Carl Gibson. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kern of Amherst, Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzner of Oberlin, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gibson of Elyria, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kolb, and Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Mori.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Mathas
Paul Mori
William Fitzner
Carl Gibson
Clarence Kern
Amherst
Oberlin
Elyria
Henry Kolb
P. A. Mori
Young Members to Entertain at Noon Dinner
The Ladies Aid Society will entertain the fifty-plus members at a noon dinner in the Methodist church parlors on Thursday. Each member should bring one guest. Dinner begins at twelve followed by a social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist
Local Social Notes From Clarksfield and Nearby Towns
Thelma Jean Mathas spent days with grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Green in Clarksfield. Rev James Lion of Amherst was aFriday afternoon caller. Mrs John Norman and son Jack visited Amherst with sister Mrs Charley Taylor. Mrs Charles Corbett and daughter were Lorain shoppers on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Carl Gibson, Mr and Mrs Henry Kolb and Mr and Mrs Paul Mori attended a Kipton dance Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Jean Mathas
Edward Green
Clarksfield
James Lion
Amherst
John Norman
Jack
Charley Taylor
Charles Corbett
Carl Gibson
Henry Kolb
Paul Mori
Kipton
Andover Patrolman Survives Repeated Shanty Wrecks
In Andover Mass Patrolman Leonard Saunders repeatedly sees his traffic shanty toppled by speeding cars. Three separate incidents occur within weeks yet he escapes injury, underlining the dangers faced by small town police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Mass
Leonard Saunders
Andover Square
Legionnaires Guard Banks in Trenton During Holidays
Banks in Trenton Missouri have posted armed legionnaires commissioned as deputy sheriffs to deter holdups. J N Martin, chairman of the bankers committee, said steps would be taken to form a permanent vigilante committee in the town to oversee security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionnaires
Trenton
J. N. Martin
Chaiman
Bankers’ Committee
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G. T. Sedgeman Undertaking and Furniture Ambulance Service
Oberlin, Ohio
Pete Held Transfer Co
Ss Us
GE Sorge
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Frampton Lumber
Youngstown, Ohi
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Packards
Studebaker
Fred A. Brown Inc
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Play Motor Co
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United
Fordson
Overland
J. R. Dall
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East Broad St
Wally Roe Elect. Co
Metal Specialty Mfg. CO
Emery’s Cash
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East River
Star Shoe Shop
Court St
Wright Printing CO
Chestnut St
Lear
West
Bauers Dairy
TA Aig Jackson
Cleveland St
Jay McLaughin
Kelvinator Sales and Service
Thud Dickason Elect Co
Washington Ave
Easy Balance Payments, Co. E. Lapp
Mike Klein
Cleveland and
Gulf Rd
Red Arrow
Howard Wilson
W. St. St
Imperial. Furniture CO. E
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Ward Leppere
Rogers
Chevrolet Roadstler
Chrysler
W. Broad
PRI
Ventiac
Automobile Service
Ledi St
Elderread Tire & Supply Co
Andress
Broad St
C. TL. Rerey
W. and
Cliv
Philadelphia Battery & Ignition Co
5Th St
Feg’ Penfound
Smith's
Cor. East Ave
Grace 1
Uineec
Adams Paint Co
Dept
A-3
Elyria Block
Ateanse
A. J. Buschman
District Ages
Antlers
Jessen Landscape Cor
Lsusual
Federal Nurseries
Rochester
N.Y
Freeport, le
Leliable Parts
Watatus
Uxcelent
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Ask
Pany
Teor
Msweogiitewur Sr
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Ss. Fret
Euint Baty Wechis
Woalliam Merte Co
Newark
New York
Chronicle-Tele-gram
California
Chronicle-Telegram
Carl F. Wolf
Reckoner’s Pride
A. B.C
W. Roosevelt
Lesnick Bros
Columbia Center
Berea
Prospect
Lunn Road
Oscar Stelter
Walter Andrews
Poultry& Supplies
Tonic Kelling Seed CO
R. H. Butler
Timothy Har
Old Mitchell Place
Chestnnut Ridge
Hurley
Thor
Coefield
Elyria Maytag
Denison's
Ridgeville
Elyria Belting & Machinery Company
Eldotread Tire & Supply CO
Hast
Brunswick
Sauer’s
Ann Cairns
Radios & Radio Parts
Spark’s
A. & A. Auto Supply
Day's Music Store
Kent
Jefferson Apts
Tatra St. Cherie
Cline
Odonnell Apartments
B. M. O'Donnell
Square
Harvard Ave
Grace CT
Inquire C. A. Persons
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Amiarseilles Ave
Fifth &St
Chas. E. Fell
E-Toom
Griswold Rd
A. J. Lehman
Bath
S.T
W. E. Patton
Y. M. OC
6Th St
South End
Fifth St
West Side
Furnace ST
West River ST
Parkview Ct
Grafton
Walnut ST
Oak &T
Sixths ST
Tenth ST
Middle
8Th ST
Eighth ST
W. 2Nd
4Th St
Bareaine Tani Harm
Stone Road
Billings Realty Co
Garden Land
C. T. Robbins
Algeria
Flyria Properties
W. E. Patie
3Rd St
Carolina Ave
Eos
R. Ss. Crowher
Prospect St
Denison Ave
Ben Fitspautrich, Jr
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Board of Clemency
Dbr
J. Bonzo
Jen
Henry Yourkevich
H. C. Wildon
Said County
H. C. Wilcox
John W. Bath
Deceas
Frankie E. Bath
Ceasey
Said
Grafton Township
Court House
Board of County
LSA Rlise
F. Ll. Ellenberger, Cler
Rae
Huntington
Mrs
Lucinda Crile
Stewart Bartter
Howard Walker
Jos. Platta
Anna Platta
Winifred Wright
Rose Hoare
John Offenberg
Orra Crocker
P. W. Heineman
Wm. Mayer
Hubert Morlock
Phylis Dunford
Wanda Ives
Andrew Barber
Elbert Jasper
Margaret Bartter
Sophia Dujoski
Naomi Hoovler
Robert Harington
Arthur Rogers
Dorothy Kyanko
Kathryn Kyanko
Lawrence Bartter
Reland Martin
George Fisher
Shelby
Joseph Glass
Jesse Glass
Leon Cole
Josephine Weitzel Bolton
Medina
John Bolton
Bolton
John Weitzel
A. D. Cocker
Clara Squires
Bessie
Harl Jones
William
Mary Jones
Margaret Martin
Muchenberg
Blackburn
Grace Glass
Lester Harrington
Robert
Chas. Martin
Missouri
Jerimiah Martin
Hilda Martin
Charles Martin
A. D. Crocker
Fremont
George Hale
Clarence Baumann
Elyria Clinic
L. J. Avery
Kenneth Austin
William Farr
Gar McRoberts
Glynn Norton
Airs
Frank Krueger
Frank Krueger, Jr
Ted Harper
Frank McCalla
Arthur Durlam
Columbia
Grange Hall
A. A. Saxton
Leidhuser
Vermilion
Art Squires
Phoebe Hines
Carlisle
Astarex Clothes
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