Monument Works Moves to Elyria by Tretheway
W H Tretheway former owner and manager of the Wellington Monument Works has moved stock and equipment to Elyria and operates the Elyria Monument Works in the Delia and Galli Building on Broad Street opposite the post office. He carries Lorain County’s largest granite and marble memorial stock and is a skilled carver with 27 years of experience. Tretheway, a World War veteran, lives at 455 Cleveland Street with Mrs. Tretheway. Irvin Klinect of Elyria represents the company.
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Wellington Monument Workers
Elyria
Elyria Monument Works
Delia and Galli
Broad Street
Post Office
Tretheway
Lorain County
Cleveland Street
Irvin Klinect
Oberlin Woman Wins In National Homemakers Contest
Oberlin resident Mrs. Anna M Beck was named a winner in the national Homemakers Exchange contest for recipes and household hints. Entries judged by home economist Miss Eleanor Howe for a leading ice and refrigeration company noted Beck’s tip on mint leaf preparation for tea or candy boxes.
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Anna M. Beck
Oberlin
Homemakers
Eleanor Howe
Beck
Community notices from Columbia and area church events
Lunch will be served to school children Thursday by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church. Prof. Nisson will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday. New pastor Rev. Claude Olmsted of New York state is expected to preach the first Sunday in February. Attendees at the Producers' Milk Association annual meeting in Cleveland included M. Bartter, H Cartright, R Cartright, S Tomes, H C Bartter, G Harris, F C Ives, G Walkden, J Cather, Ollie Fox, Charles Richards and son, and John Snell. Mrs. Lyle Martin and sister Mrs. Floyd Baker left for St. Louis with their father William Hartman’s body. Dale Hammond and several Cleveland Airport government employees photographed flood-stricken areas around Portsmouth. Parent Teachers meeting set for February 9 with Mrs. Andrew Rawson of La Grange as principal speaker. grade pupils will perform a play. Carl Herold and son of Cleveland visited J. H. Longdon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Andress and daughter Jane of Elyria were guests of Ernest Dumford Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. L. L. Ring and Mrs. Marion Ulrich Thursday February 4. Mrs. Jay Jasper to assist in serving lunch.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Nisson
Baptist Church
Claude Olmsted
New York State
Producers’ Milk Association
Cleveland
M.-H. Bartter
Harry Cartright
Rolland Cartright
Stanley Tomes
H.-C. Bartter
George Harris
F. C. ‘Ives
George’ Walkden
James Cather
Ollie Fox
Charles Richards
John Snell
Lyle Martin
Floyd Baker
St. Louis
William Hartman
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Dale Hammond
Portsmouth
Washington, D. C
Andrew Rawson
la Grange
Carl Herold
J. H. Longdon
D. D. Andress
Jane
Ernest Dumford
L. L. Ring
Marion Ulrich
Jay Jasper
Local Items North Ridgeville Report
The son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Machovina was struck by a car Friday while returning from school and is in favorable condition with multiple injuries including broken legs and a paralyzed arm. Peter Blaser, hospitalized with pneumonia, is convalescing at his son Edward’s home. Rita Petersen, living with her grandparents, broke her leg after falling at school Thursday.
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Ralph Machovina
Peter Blaser
Edward
Rita Petersen
Mat Alfsen
Lorain Man Describes Cincinnati Flood Conditions
Lorain dry cleaner Carl Robinson and his wife, returning from Phoenix, recount flooded areas near Cincinnati as they crossed the Covington-Cincinnati suspension bridge. They pass through Lexington, Kentucky, and witness widespread submersion of homes and mass refugee movement. He urges aid for flood victims as they compare the tragedy with the rising Ohio River.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Carl Robinson
Lorain Dry Cleaner
Robinson
Phoenix
Arizona
Lexington
Mississippi
Covington
Fragmentary Marital Tale Reaches Florida Path
A partial OCR reading notes a preacher and companions including M. Irish and Lorain bagger with a fiancée, referenced as married at a location near Ota Clonadl. The fragment mentions continuing to Florida and includes unclear names and places, suggesting a miscued local notice or narrative snippet from a larger marriage or travel item.
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M. Irish
Lorain Bagker
Florida
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Rene
Foster - Fitch
Foster-Fitch
Ashton
Dell
Ark
Foster-Fitch’s
Alpacuna
Columbia
North Ridgeville
Belfane
Murbach Coal
C.h.merthe & Co
Elyria's Leading’ Department
Merthe’s
Swanky
Coats
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