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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1934
Page
4
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Promotes used typewriter service and farm gear. Includes Packers Cultivators Cul Mulders left at bargain prices and manure spreader WriterA. Also lists 30 watt 32 volt Delco plant, 50 lb side icers, and 3-drawer work bench materials. Reader is invited to contact Farm Service at Box 453, Chronicle or Snow's Service Station Gratton Rd for details and prices.
Fifty four Ludwig family members met at Ruggles Beach in South Amherst Ohio for their annual gathering on Sunday July 31. Conrad Ludwig of Toledo was reelected president with Mrs Fred Long as vice president and Mrs Ward Hubbard of Elyria as secretary and treasurer. The group planned a July 4 1955 reunion in Toledo and agreed to send cards to sick members. A social bathing period followed a long basket lunch. Attendees included families from Toledo Elyria Lorain and Amherst among others.
Amherst prepares for the coming school year with bus drivers hired for routes one to seven and new teachers filling vacancies. Evel yn Ludwig joins to replace Dorea Hearn at the high school, Arlent Reich takes Harriet Kelen’s history and seventh grade home room post, and Hazel Bell shifts from art teaching. Residence changes, society meeting plans, and local civic events fill the town page.
Mrs. Mary K Steele Miss Grace Steele of Lorain and Mary Ellen Dick of Hisra guests at Mrs. George Rice home. William Alison and wife spent Sunday at Lakeside. A Beaver Park group marked the fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Balogh North Lake St with swimming games and rowboat rides. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Balaz, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stirpak Sr and Jr, Mr. and Mrs. James White, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Szekely, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drach Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Balazsy Lorain, Frances White Vilma Stirpak Olga Szekely Margie Balagsy Mary Lou Ethel Balagsy, and Joseph James Elmer Balog John Stirpak Alpert Strpak Joseph John Szekely.
A series of transfers across Lorain and surrounding towns includes Ignatz Zima to Agnes Zima on Denver Avenue Lorain. Harvey Worcester and Mary Worcester to Bertha Ebersole on King Street Oberlin. Arabella Hullman to Julia and Frederick Metter sublet 1272 Vermilion on Brownhelm Township. Bertha Zillyeth to Citizens Home and Savings Association Lorain on Oakland Addition sublots 8 7. Citizens Home and Savings Association Lorain to Bertha Zilllsveth on North Main Street Amherst. Edith Rakhi to H and Bernice Flower sublet 81 Rolling Heights Allotment Sheffield Lake. Fannie Magee to Augusta Vitek on Glenwood Street Elyria. Edwin R Bullock to Thomas Gowanlock Walker on Cleveland Street Elyria. William G Smith to Raymond and Helen Hasley on Phillips Court Elyria. Adolph Kohlmyer to Cornelius Kohlmyer quit claim deed to half.
Clip shows a fragmented real estate and deed list from Lorain and surrounding townships. Multiple transfers include Mary Soteiuk to Vetridis covering acres in Huntington and Sullivan, and Cornelius Kohinger to Adolph Koller with various lot and subdivision interests in Sheffield Land Company's properties. Julia Powers, deceased, transfers half interest on King Avenue Lorain. The item repeats header about Kaydell authored piece.
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