New Federal Migratory Bird Stamps Headed for Elyria
Federal migratory bird hunting stamps and certificates are expected at the Elyria post office for sale to hunters. The stamps, issued under federal law, require purchase by anyone over 16 while hunting migratory waterfowl, except for certain institutions and designated agencies. Stamps will be sold at post offices and will attach to game licenses or state certificate, selling for one dollar and expiring in June.
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Elyria
Washington
R. B. Lersch
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Gossip and social whirl in New York high society
A jittery diary fragment describes travel to the Sultan of Jahore lookalike, meetings with Maybelle Manning and Margaret Moore, and visits to the Kendalls, Nor did the writer know that the Kendalls are the Kendalls. It notes Long Island estates with play houses and a phoney Broadway restaurant racket. The piece ends with a remark on beauty contests.
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New York
Thary
Sultan of
Jahore
Coop
Ryley Cooper
57Th Street
Maybelle Manning
Margaret Moore
Andrew Freaman
North Cape
Harry Burton
Kitty
Messmore Kendall
Dobbs Ferry
Gilbert
Dodo White
Paris
Joseph Orban
Conde Nast
Maurice Fascio
Kendalls
Arnold Bennett
Long Island
Hitler Rise From Painter to German Leader in Turbulent Era
A fragmented account outlines Adolf Hitlers early life from Austrian painter to army service in World War I signed enlistment and bravery, then entry into the German Workers Party. It notes his 1923 failed coup attempt, subsequent imprisonment, rise of the Nazi movement, and 1932 presidential bid leading to political dominance amid Hindenburg's resistance.
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Adolf Hitler
Workers’ Party
Hitler
Munich
von Hindenburg
Real Estate Transfers In Lorain and Avon Lake Districts
A series of real estate transfers in Lorain and surrounding areas lists transfers among individuals and companies. Names include George Gal, Demitear, Mary Erder, Baker, Holden, Lorain Lumber and Manufacturing Co, Bardoner, Tomaszin family, Wilmot, Rouse, Yahraus family, Arland Company, Bouse, Nagel, Konlmger, Kuk, Ludlam, Rogers Motors, Urig, and others. Properties span Colorado Avenue Elyria Pasadena Avenue Avon Center Estates Avon Lake Elberta Beach Brownhelm Township and related subdivisions along East Thirty-first Street West Twenty-first Street and Lake Road. Transfers include quitclaims, subdivison lots, and fractional interests.
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C. E. van Deusen
Lorain Lumber and Manufacturing Company
James
Edith Bardoner
Lorain
Ursia Tomaszin
Henry Tomaszin
John Tomaszin
Rudolph Tomaszin
Andrew Tonmiaszin
Frank Tomaszin
Marty Tomaszin
Anna Tomaszin
Pasadena Avenue
Elyria
Central United National Bayk
Cleveland
Hugo F. Rouse
Avon Center Estates
Avon Lake
Anna Yahraus
Albert Yahraus
Jrr
Elberta Beach
Brownhelm Township
Cleveland Road
Arland Company
Lydia
Brittow
Woodhaven Beach
Hugo F
Doris L. Bouse
Henry J. Hain
Laka Road
Avo Lake
John H. Nagel
Albert L. Nagel
Adolph and
Cornelius Konlmger
Steve Kuk
Sheffield Land Company
Stephen F
Eva Cowis
Harry and
Elizabeth Ludlam
Camden Township
Gust Kolingki
Ralph Standen
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
Hester Avenue
Leonard G
Caroline Urig
The Turtle Bay Section gains fame in East 48th Street
The article notes The Turtle Bay Section on East 48th Street beyond Third Avenue gaining attention. It highlights Katharine Hepburn’s residence adding prestige to a neighborhood of old brick houses and walled gardens, and mentions monocle wearing writers Acmed Abdullah and others. It also surveys various theatrical figures and society items with brief anecdotes.
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Abdullah
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Somerset Maugham
Whistler
Katharine Hepburn
John Chapman
Dorothy Parker
Miss Hepburn
Lacs
Grafton Briefs Show Local Social Roundup and News
Grafton notes Julia Olive Park from Cleveland as guest of her niece Mrs James Lilley. Residents visit families in Painesville Elyria Bay Village and Wooster. A wedding unites Howard Schwed and Adeline Kobas at Emmanuel Lutheran Elyria. Numerous social gatherings, reunions, and club meetings are recorded, with names and places including Grafton Elyria Westlake and Lakewood. The column closes with a geography trivia note on calving and the word heldam from French belledem.
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Brefs Grafton
Julia
Olive Park
Cleveland
James Lilley
Glenn Baker
Charles Gebeau
Painesville
W. E. Baker
Henry Flew
Gertrude Wilson
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Ross Beesing
Son Shelton
Bay Village
J. L. Beesing
Delbert Dunlap
Betty
Myron Sooy
Wayne
Nadine
Richard
Rice’s Dam
Ben Soor
Spencer
Howard Schwed
Adeline Kobas
la Grange
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Elytia Oat
Harold Sayles
Alexander Schwed
Grafton
West Virginia
Chestnut Street
John Ville
Elvrra
J.B Lilley
Harry Swarts
Louise Metsker
Will Vietsker
Smithville
Eugen Culler
Wooster
E. E. Arnold
Katherine Vole
Wisses Della Myers
Mary Pamhewgh
Neva Goodman
Lucille Wise
Esther Gest
Frances Sehviver
Betty Schaefer
Esther Gests
Fifty-Fifty Club
D Lehman
Clarence Walkden
Dwight Wilson
Guy Durekee
J.C. Clark
J. DB. Mennell
R. L. Crowe
Leon Lehman
J. H. Hosler
Edmond Monroe
Harland Cordrey
Avon Eleven Little Stitchers Meet Avon
The Eleven Little Stitchers 4-H Club met at Betty Smith's home Thursday afternoon for a brief business session with drill and parliamentary procedures. Games and refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned at Florence Fischer's home in one week.
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Little
Avon
Little Stitchers
Betty Smith
Florence Fischer
Morning Glory Club Meets for Cards and Luncheon
Mr and Mrs Lews DeChant hosted the Morning Glory Club at their home on Saturday evening. Cards were played with prizes to Mrs Lawrence Heckel and DeChant, while Mrs Frank X won second and Mrs William Fischer was consolation. A two course luncheon followed at midnight and the house was decorated with summer flowers. The next meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Andrew Mittendorf in two weeks.
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Morning Glory Club
Lews DeChant
Lawrence Heckel
Frank X
DeChant
William Fischer
Andrew Mittendorf
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets at Mrs Nagel Home
Members of the Stitch and Chatter Club spent Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs George Nagel for sewing and social conversation followed by a tasty repast. They plan to meet again in two weeks.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
George Nagel
Lorain visitors share Sunday calls across region
Lorain residents visited relatives Sunday including Mrs Margaret Zimmerman and the Morrow family. The Russell family briefed guests at their home while Bert Strickler from Amherst called on friends. John G Smith and Bernard Urig also called on Mrs Urig at Lakewood Hospital.
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Lorain
Margaret Zimmerman
P. Morrow
Elsie Boehmke
Cleveland
James Russell
Bert Strickler
Amherst
John G. Smith
Bernard Urig
Urig
Lakewood Hospital
Funeral rites for Kard Aschbach er at St John’s church
Funeral rites for Kard Aschbach er were held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. from St John’s Evangelical church with Rev C E Schmidt officiating. Pallbearers named and Swiss Lodge noted at the grave. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Also legions plans picnic at Kishmans Beach on August 12 for legion and auxiliary families. Volunteer Firemen and legion baseball teams to play tomorrow night at the local athletic field.
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Evergreen South Amherst
Kard Aschbacher
St. John’s Evangelical Church
C. E. Schmidt
Alfred Rolli
Albert Wragg Lang
Fred Gauman
John Gauman
Henry Garland
Christ Krieg
John Beyer
Ernst Schneider
Swiss Lodge
Evergreen Cemetery
Conrad Zilch
Legion
South Amherst
American Legion
Kishmans Beach
Auxiliary
Study Hour Club Meeting Notes and Council Session
Ten members and one guest attended the Study Hour Club at Mrs Ruth’s home Friday evening. A book review titled The New Russia was presented, a paper on Novel Uses of Electricity discussed, and a poem by Burns read. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for three weeks at Mrs John Thompson’s home. The Village Council will convene tonight at the town hall for a regular conclave.
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E. W. Reichard
J. L. Krause
Elyria
J. O
J. W
Winifred Tras
Edith Oward
Levy Robson
Fue
Tyetwo
Graf
Om High School
TI. C. O. F. Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Reichard J . Rnethtges
J. L. Bresing
Dguzhrer
Miss Rhea
Agnes Finlayson
Edna Paiior
J. R. Knight
A. M. Awers
Grace McClintock
Edna Taylor
Lawson
Tvith
John Koepke
George Koepke
Warren
Amherst
al Wolf
H. F. Stroth
Cleveland
Rica's Dam
Ralph McClellan
Beverly
Akron
Earl Durkee
A. B&b. Pfeffer
Anna Sizard
J. D. Ghitts
Rolly
D. A. Swartz
Ira
Clinton Drury
Hartford
Ohio
Stella Pryor
Thos Pijor
J.D. Obitts
Elsha Tuesder
Harold Myers
Donald
George Myers
Clay
Droege
Mirs
Charles Gest
Oscar Gest
West Park
Lester Klineck
West View
Mildred Ge
Doneald
Resner
J. Terry
Joe Kroel
Rice's Dam
Jean
June Rose
Catherine Weokie
Hugh Mackeri
LaPorte 1
Wakie
Lotie Klineet
Glenn
Irvin Klinect
Alice
Eugene
Howard Klinect
Kenneth
Betty Jeanne
Harold Ashman
McClellan
Stedy Club
Alne Ruth
R. Ruth
Isaac Slack
Alice Rr
Bobby Burns
E. H. Bagley
Albert Slack
Madam Curie
John Thompson
Sandstone Stttchers plan fair exhibit at county show
The Sandstone Stttchers' Four t H Club met at the school house with advisors Mrs. G. O. Feakins and Miss Viola Kreeger presiding. During business, they voted to exhibit club articles at the County Fair in Elyria and appointed Miss Florence Heussner as a delegate.
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G. O. Feakins
Viola Kreeger
Elyria
Florence Heussner
Oberlin Health Car Services Gate Attends Event
After adjournment, girls continued work on their projects following a Health Care services event at Oberlin on July 24.
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Egate
Oberlin
Beal and Klein Tie In North Olmstead Ceremony
South Ridge news reports the July wedding of Beal and Klein in North Olmstead with Rev Kun officiating at the Congregational parsonage. The couple reside with Beal’s mother on a local farm and were serenaded Monday evening. The item also notes a Sunday school committee meeting for a union picnic of evangelicals from Brownhelm Henrietta Amherst and South Ridge at Linwood Park on July 25, plus various social visits and gatherings around Amherst, Elyria, and surrounding areas.
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South Ridge
Harold Beal
Sadie Beal
Aliis June Klein
Jack Klein
North Olmstead
Kun
Bear
S. 8
Miriam Fowl
Irma,Spiegelberg
Frank Eldredl
J. P. Bechte
First Evangelical Church
Amherst
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Linwood Park
LaGrange River Fourth Picnic And Local Socials
A Fourth of July family gathering at Spragues River drew many relatives from Belden Elyria and nearby towns. Attendees included Estella Aldrich Claire Wolfe Victor Burton and families Ray Eppes and others. Clubs Hearts of Gold and Busy Thimble met at the school house July 5 sewing items while visits and social calls circulated among residents and visitors.
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Priefs
Martin
Tamily
Lakewood
River Road
Hearts of Gold
Thimble
Ag Ugual
Elien ‘Walker
Margie Jane Schnarr
Elyria
Charley Foster
Cleveland
Mason Powers
Fred Lawrence
Local News from Middle Ridge and Oberlin Weddings
Misses Margaret Donia and Mary Louise Gaeler return from Chicago World's Fair trip. Deshler twins born to Mr and Mrs Harry Hawkins. Edwin Schmitkons weds Pauline Hines in Fairchild Chapel Oberlin with Prof Davis organ recital. Couple to reside in Columbus. Intermediate Senior League meets at Gaher home.
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Middle Ridge
Margaret, Donia
Mary Louise Gaeler
Chicago
N. W. Bechtel
Kenneth
Cascade Park
Eugena Ledyard
Califfornia
Elyria
Naomi Bock
George Knittle
South Ridge
Norman Becker
Norman Dale
Orlo Higgins
Amherst Hospital
John Bechtel
North Murray Ridge
Bechtel
Henry Kolbe
Philinena Schubert
Harry Hawking
Deshler
Ohio
Hawkins
Marie Menz
Schmitkens
Columbus
Intermediate Senior League of the Young People’s Division
First Evangelical Church of Amherst
Gaher
Local notices and reminiscences color a midweek scene
A string of family visits and moves fills the page with names and places from Elyria Cleveland and LaGrange. Highlights include Lula Wilcox plotting with relatives, the Garretson family vacating a home for Carruthergs, and local bands under Mark Osbin and Gerald Franks. An 1800 naval anecdote recalls Constellation versus La Vengeance and a witty sailor quip.
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Ter
Lula Wilcox
Robert Carrutherg
Garretson
Alan Smith
Elyria
W. G. Wilson
Maxine Fye
Cleveland
E. D. Frye
Erwin Adams
Thad Rawson
Barbara Allion
Leonard Dean
Mark Osbin
Michigan
Gerald Franks
LaGrange
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the Waldorf
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Ridgeville
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Peggy Tomec
Nick Schuster
Martin Rink
Avon Friends
Peter Schuster
Katz
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John Zimmerman
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Klein
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Elmer
Louise Harsch
Walter Grobe
Janet Lois Schlechier
Milton Schlechter
Marion Grobe
Kenneth Brown
Frank Baus
Carl Friday
Patricia Fowl
West Ridge
Mary Lute
Chippewa Lake
Myr
Harland Schlechter
Henristta
Friday
Frank Balls
William Canter
North Ridge
Edward Frye
Henry Ficht
Ervin Ficht
Mitehall Knittle
Paul Ford
Jay Fitch
Billy
Hlyria
Keith Brown
William Spiegelberg
Adem Barres
Albert Jonas
Ervin Snyder
Eleanor Gorecki
E. N. McCool
Laura Lytle
Kelles
Rnth
Violet Schroeder
Matilda Dramm
Frank Kaley
France
Constellation
la Vengeance
Rosselot Goat Farm