Busy Daily Schedule At Elyria YMCA Camp Iss-See-Kes
Thirty three Elyria girls at Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River follow a full day from 7 A.M. flag-raising to 9 P.M. lights. Activities include swimming, hikes studying nature, crafts, dramatics, games, news paper work, and Vespers with supervision by lodge leaders and staff such as Miss Helen Hutt, Miss Katherine Brown, and Miss Barbara Wise. Lodge groups Iroquois Wyandotte Mohican are led by Miss Dwyer Wise Hull.
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Elyria
Iss-See-Kes
Elyria Y. M. CO
Vermilion River
Ska
Helen Hutt
Katherine Brown
Phyllis Agate
Miss Hutt
Barbara Wise
Miss Agate
Rosetta Dwyer
Miss Brown
Miss Dwyer
Phriliz Alexander
Marcia Webber
Shirley Altfeld
Betty Altfeld
Edna Orili
Jean Reichard
Louise Goldenbure
Betty Goldstein
Helen Simpson
Helene Cohen
Wyandotte
Miss Wise
Marian Ellis
Clara Mae Goetz
Gail Gilmore
Mary Anne French
Joan Perry
Jane Wirth
Jane Gleason
Janet Stevens
Mohican Lodge
Miss Hull
Nancy Miller
Sally Williams
Shirley Pearl
Patsy Fullmer
Barbara
Campers Initiated at Huron Lodge Campfire Night
Betty Fullmer and Shirley Borthwick lead Huron Lodge with Mss Brown and Miss Agate guiding the group. Campers Beverly Wright Nancy Wharton Patty Standen Ann Spalding Alberta Gamble Lois Hancock Patty Hoke Shirley Greer. Relatives and friends visited yesterday as new campers were initiated during the campfire program.
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Fullmer
Betty Danner
Shirley Borthwick
Jean Crisp
Miriam Paeth
Huron Lodge
Mss Brown
Miss Agate
Beverly Wright
Nancy Wharton
Patty Standen
Ann Spalding
Alberta Gamble
Lois Hancock
Patty Hoke
Shirley Greer
Judge Dismisses Divorce Action
Ruth Richards of Cleveland road near Ridgeville sued Paul Richards for divorce. Judge W B Thompson dismissed the case this morning after Mr Richards objected to the divorce and denied alleged cruelty toward his wife. Mrs Richards testified that she met him when he was a conductor on a Green Line between Cleveland and E-1922 and that he worked in that capacity until a few years ago when he was employed by her mother, Mrs C T Winekies, to work on her farm.
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Ruth Richards
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Paul Richards
W. B. Thompson
Richards
Mr. Richards
Cleveland
Weger Enterprises Invites Elyrians to Inquire Before Investment
Cleveland Betterness Bureau reports Weger Enterprises and the Wever Follow Plane seeking Elyrians to invest. Chamber of Commerce cautions interested residents to call before investing, per secretary E. D. Bacon.
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Cleveland Betterness Bureau
Chamber
E. D. Bacon
Death Record of Mrs W H Weaver in Oberlin Ohio
Mrs W H Weaver died at 1:00 PM at her home in Oberlin Ohio Mother of Mrs R G Balls and Mrs Iwart of Lakewood George Steiner Hartz word received Paul Cochrane of Falls Ohio Ed be held Friday and Saturday services in preparation at Burgundy Ohio
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W. H. Weaver
W. H. Wea Aser
R. G Balls
Aer
Iwart
Lakewood
George Ste
A. H. Artz
Paul Cochrane
Father
J. H. _ Falls
Ohio
Epareburg
Real Estate Transfers In Ridge Rockport and Lake View Allotment
Real estate transfers include Urban Schmitz and relatives noting a one sixteenth interest in 25 acres in Ridge Rockport. Hageman transfers property on West Street to Emilie Albright in Singiston. C M and Lole Moore deed sublots 61 and 62 on Tain Street in Lake View Allotment, Black River Township to E Albright.
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Urban Schmitz
Edward Schmitz
Auge Clara Brooder
Mary Marcsila Schmitz
Regina Ackerman
Catherine Schmitz
Ernestine Schmitz
Ridge Rockport Realty Company
Singiston
Subon
Hageman
Emilie Albright
Teanth Street
Lorain
C. M
Lole Moore
E Albright
Tain Street
Lake View
Black River Township
Wellington Second Band Concert Set For July Park Night
Wellington High School band prepares its second concert at the park on a Thursday evening starting at 7 30 p m Director Einar Heistors retires soon and will be remembered for his work The program will feature school musicians and end with plans for the Wellington Fair in August A large turnout is expected to support the concerts and the band program.
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Wellington
Wellington High School
Einar Heistros
Ae Wellington
Health Survey Being Made By Oberlin Group
Oberlin conducts a health survey under the Social Survey Health Committee with Dr. P. C. Colegrove as chairman. The program aims to survey Oberlin's general health and diet, drawing on Public Health Department records and input from local organizations and residents.
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Oberlin Group
Oberlin
P. C. Colegrove
Mary Dietare
General Survey
Soci Economie Questi
Religious Problems Studied At CoA CoA Seminar Topics
Religious problems studied at CoA include war attitudes social order and Christian ethics. The James Brand House será opens 7 30 p m for evenings services while attendance becomes the study focus this evening. Suggestions for subjects come from seminars of the General Council of the Congregational and Christian churches held last month in Oakland. Members include Thos E Stones Reverend Charles M Land and Dy George D Hubbard.
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James Brand House
United Men’s
A. Stones
P Church
Charles M. Land
George D. Hubbard
Eastern Stars Hold Picnic Despite Rain Drizzle
The Eastern Stars and their families gathered at 140 North Mains for the annual picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. N. A. The rain forced the event indoors after a large turnout. Outdoor games were abandoned and a short program and refreshments were held inside. Brief item notes Mrs. Clague, aged sixteen, was released from Allen Hospital near Kippton today.
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N. A
North Mains
Eas
South Amherst Four-H Club Meats and Local Social
The South Amherst Four-H Club met with Ju Sen members and officers chosen during the recent meeting. A baseball game took place between South Amherst Ame Legion and 148 Volunteer Ford, ending with a score of 19 to 4. An ice cream social hosted by the Methodist Ladies Aid Society drew good attendance on the church lawn with colored Nehi bulbs lighting the scene.
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South Amherst
Ju Sen
Sore Clovers Fox Chool
Jean Im
Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
Church Lawn
Lorence Withdraws Candidacy for Clerk of Courts
Chas Lorence of 323 W 23rd st Lorain has withdrawn from the contest for clerk of courts sending formal notice to the Board of Elections. He says service to his appointed F E R A position takes precedence over an election bid. More details follow in the local report.
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Chas. Lorence
23Rd Street
Lorain
Clerk of Courts
Board of Elections
Mr. Lorence
Twenty Four-H Clubs Flourish in Lorain County
Lorain County boys clubs expand to twenty four this year, up from seventeen last year, with five new groups including Avon, Avon Lake, Huntington, and Pitts Bouis forming to tackle projects such as Delny calf rats, potatoes, corn, rabbits, and gardens. Membership climbs as extension agents report growing participation across the county.
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Lorain County
Col. Harminel
Cbs
Heys
Sear
Retiis
Avon
Avon Lake
Huntington
Pitts Bou
Althoug
Utilities push to curb rising fever ice rates across state
The text notes a trend toward lower utility rates still not broken, with efforts across the state to compromise. An agreement with Union Gas & Electric Co aims at a low rate schedule. Plans involve Columbus Gas Light Co and a Cleveland ordinance to reduce charges toward seven cents per cubic foot for average consumers, reflecting a shift from December levels.
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Union Gas & Electric Co
Columbus Rai-Light Co
Cleveland
Rate Dispute Over City Gas Rates Reaches Higher Courts
Council passed its rate ordinance on June 1 1931 with the Public Utilities Commission endorsing 18 cents per thousand as a fair average while branding 64.18 cents as excessive. Howard Bier says Cleveland rate matters may influence Ely gas rates and a 5000 foot domestic consumption bill could rise above two dollars. An ongoing negotiation among the gas committee officials and the Ohio Fuel Gas Company aims for a satisfactory rate agreement before the higher rate takes effect. The P U C decision in the Cleveland case is appealable to the Ohio Supreme Court and potentially to the US Supreme Court on constitutional issues. Arthur D Collins seeks divorce from Pauline C on grounds of gross neglect.
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Council
PLU. C
Lever
Howard Bier
Cleveland
Elvira
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ely
Cicialis
As Company
Claveiard
Ohio Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Cleveland Produce Markets and Livestock Report
Cleveland markets show steady grain receipts and mixed produce prices. Livestock prices hold for cattle and lambs with selective gains. Ohio area produce and dairy values feature wide ranges for apples beans celery and berries across regional markets.
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Cleveland
Cholee
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F& AM
Bro
Eugene Sites
Morris Barchard
W. XI
Brown Hotel
Weger Enterprises
Didi
Belding & Hall Refrigerator
Universal
New Haven
Can Sinclair
City Hardware
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Manning
Hed
Tee Andrews
Tee Aive
Paul Gat
Jono Gott
Ernest Parsons
Parsons
Henry West
Frei Manning
Scars
Olting
Park
Ash
Dorothras
Mrs. West
Helen Recard
Alta Herrick
Trevaming Parry Brookside
Eveing
Handley Reunion
Mrs. L. R. Rugg
Hersek Avenue
Handley
Paula
Robert Jey
We Yon
Mrs
Sani
Wel
Andreasurer
Wate
Giongton
Bmmers
Grace J
Andrews
Greenwood Cemetery
Vy Oderbacher
Nero Banning
Alan Branson
C. C. Spangter
CL. W. Record
Fire Congregational Church
North Pleasant Street
Mhs
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant Si
Keith An
Hares
Med Monda
Nassie Hobos
Enie
Dent
le Tending
Deroding
Harri Kel
Lakeside
Yagr
Coa
Clague
Kip‘ton
Allen Hospital
Toda
Amherst
Alfred Fulmer
Donald
Dirk
Daug Noroviy
William Emery
Frank Bonsor
Tom Lorain
Isaac Slank
Arthur Ernst
Jacob Muth
George Garthe
Fent
Ladi Gibson
Wisconsin
Hope Natural Gas Company
West Virginia
Arthur D. Collins
Pauline C
Gross Aegle
A. R. Webber
Springers Leshorn Ughes
Toledo
N—V. Pj
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Bank
the Savings Deposit Bank and
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