Water Backups Flood Basements Amid Heavy Rain
Service Director L D Faxon expressed dismay as Elyria faced another rain deluge. Sewers overflowed and basements flooded in several city areas, notably Eastern Heights, with dozens of complaints from residents. He said neither the city nor property owners can fix the issue until rain subsides and drainage improves.
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Service
L D. Faxon
Elyria
Service Directors Department
Eastern Heights
Faxon
Birmingham Children's Day Observed at Local Church
Birmingham hosts Children's Day services at the church with Mrs Walter Aker and her daughter Polly Anna in charge. A number of local families visit over the weekend, and the Florence Ladies' Aid plans the alumni banquet at the Birmingham school on June 15 with Alvin Baker as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Walter Aker
Polly Anna
Robert Davidson
Earl Davidson
Crippled Children’s Hospite
Toledo
Florence Ladies’ Aid Society
Alvin Baker
Paul Breisch
Michigan
Clifford Clary
Annette
Versailles
Moncey
Madx Clery
William Wicklire
Lexington
Hermen Welz
Howard Wray
Chicago
Louis Ballash
Sandusky
Harry Shafer
Wayne
Carl Spaulding
Thomas Feron
Elyria
Birs
Thomas
Alfred Fleming
Mark Clary
Harold
Karl Webber
Caroline
Beverly
Walter Rothe
FAS TEETH PROMISES FIRM DENTURE HOLD
An advertisement claims FASTEETH powder steadies upper or lower plates without slipping or sliding. It states FASTEETH is an alkalizing non acid product that prevents odor and sour taste and can be purchased at any store.
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Aanyfs-Se
Larchwood intrigue ends in murder at island estate
Lynne Harding delays marriage to Jim Frost as she trains for a singing career. Jim arrives from Buenos Aires and is found murdered the next night. Binnie Griffin, linked to Jim and with ties to Buenos Aires, fears for her safety while Todd Tooker and Tommy Van Cleve probe with inspector Emmessey. Hiroshi the Harding butler is the prime suspect who disappears amid clues and a garden tea visit at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynne Harding
Long Island
Jim Frost
Buenos Ares
Buenos Aires
Larchwood
Harding
Lynne
Wendell Harding
Mercedes
Letitia Harding
Binnie Griffin
Jim
Binnie
Todd Tooker
Tommy van Cleve
Hiroshi
Tommy
Todd
Emmessey
Tcese
Hongsley
Tooker
Jam Frost
Cauger
Snoner
Miss Harding
Thea
Fairview
Tommy Rose
van Cleve
Letitia
Rou
Jum
Jam
van Cleves
Alaska Climate Spans Arctic Cold to Mild Seacoast
Alaska averages a broad climate range from frigid Arctic conditions to a temperate damp coastline where temperatures rarely dip below freezing. The vast geography creates distinct weather zones across the state.
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Alaska
Arctic
Foursquare Church Dedication Set For Sunday Amherst
Plans are completed for the dedication of the new Foursquare church on Cleveland avenue in Amherst. Services are scheduled for 10 30 a m 2 30 p m and 7 39 p m with Rev Howard Courtney Urbandale Ia as main speaker. Visiting pastors from Foursquare churches will attend as the Belden property church is remodeled into a 178 seat auditorium with nine upstairs classrooms. Weather delayed exterior work but interior is complete.
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Amherst
Foursquare
Cleveland
A.enue
Howard Courtney
Urbdana
Belden
Con
Ambhers
SOTTLED GOODS COLLECTOR Teetotaler Dr Haberfeld Liqueur Hobby
Port Richmond optometrist Dr Martin Haberfeld keeps more than 200 miniature liquor bottles representing 95 brands including rare imports. States ban miniatures making his hobby harder. In Boston First Church two organs join as one with Rogers and Evans memorials flanking the chancel. Organist is William E Zeuch. Tomorrow Checkerboard Airster v.
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Martin Haberfeld
Port Richmond
N. Y
Haberfeld
Boston
Rogers
Whilliam E. Zeuch
Ladies Aid Society Met For Demonstration
Mrs. Charles Flew hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering of the Ladies Aida society at Park avenue. The group devoted the first part to a Stanley Products Lorain demonstration, followed by a brief business meeting and social hour. Lunch was served to Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Burris and several other members and guests.
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Arch
Pferrer Comage
Linwood Park
Carl Abner
Schuster
Hiawatha
Kian
W. AL. S
AL Hasenpflug
John Reinhard
Ralph Hesenpflug
Walter Fowell
Misson Fields
Carl Miller
Jacob Arndt
Arthur Stick
Quet
Phyliss Schuster
Clere Hasenpilug
Kenosha
Albert Koch
George Hasenpfing
Philip Zilch
Fowell
Svarting
Linwood Assembly
J. Finkbemer
Mary Hanchette
Amherst
CL. Allen
Brown
Pyorter
Cleveland
E Esler
Evergreen Cit
Tres
John Peters
Bar Redde
Lorain
Udang
George Kern
Scherre
Wiliam Cook
Oberlin
Ray Radde Lorain
Carl Delleheid
Elmer Bischoff
Anna Peters
Suesis
Maude Day
Mount Dora
Fla
Eleanor Cook
Charles Flew
Park Avenue
Ladies Aida Society
The
Methodist Church
Stanley Products
M. A. Burris
Harry Standen
Jesse McLean
Henry Schroeder
A. J. Bauer
Cora Sawyer
Casper Date
First Evangelical church holds fourth quarterly conference
Schroeder, J. Hardesty and son Lo Yfain. The fourth quarterly conference of the First Evangelical church was held Wednesday evening in charge of Rev. C. L. Alen, Fremont. Delegates elected for the annual Akron conference and a new board of stewards, to take office August 1, were announced including Werner Zilch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
C. L. Alen
Fremont
Werner Zuich
Akron
Werner Zilch
Henry Mier
Ray Sick
Jacob Mueller
Carl Springer
Reuben Dute
William Hutt‘enlocher
Norwood Baumhardt
Harry Northern
Hilda Kuhn
Henry Sehmitkons
Local groups plan evening meetings and events
The Eagle auxiliary meets in regular session this evening. The Soross club hosts a tureen supper at the Eagle cottage Vermilion on the Lake, with members meeting at Russ Crug store at 545 and bringing their own service. Hines Daughters class of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed meets at Mrs Ed Lines home with Miss Mary Berger assisting. Miss Vera Lawrence of Lorain will give an illustrated talk on her Europe trip last Summer. A special service ends the Daily Vacation Bible School at St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church Friday at eight o'clock.
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Eagle Auxiiary
Soross Club
Eagle Cottage
Vermulion-on-the-Lake
Russ Crug
Hine’s Daughters
St. Peter Evangelical and Reforme Church
Ed Lines
Marin Street
Mary Berger
Vera Lawrence
Lorain
Europe
St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Discharges Mrs Earnest Kohl Meyer and Daby Son Loran
A brief notice states Mrs Earnest Kohl Meyer and her son Loran Daby are discharged from military service. The item confirms individual names and relation without additional context.
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Earnest Kohlmeyer
Daby Son
Loran
Concordia Club Members take Walther League Bible Test
Ten members of the Concordia Club of St. Paul Lutheran church completed a Walther League Bible test during Tuesday church parlor meeting. Two divisions covered Bible knowledge and youth religious attitudes. papers were sent to Walther League headquarters in Chicago. Later lunch for 14 was served by Miss Olga Bayer.
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Concordia Club
St. Paul Lutheran Church
International Walther League
Eife
Walthe- League
Chicago
Olga Bayer
Victorian Guild Hosts Bridge Evening in Cleveland Avenue
Mrs A P Roth hosted the Victorian Guild gathering at Cleveland Avenue where bridge was the main diversion with two tables in play. Honors went to Mrs.
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A. P. Roth
Cleveland Avenue
Bridge
Special prize awarded at event for Mrs Clarence Marsh
Joseph Ryan and Mrs. Martin Nies received honors while the special prize was awarded to Mrs. Clarence Marsh in the ceremony.
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Joseph Ryan
Martin Niesen
Clarence Marsh
Daughters of Scotland Host Bridge and Banco
Jessamine Lodge members met Tuesday evening for a social session with table arrangements for bridge and banco. Mrs. James Henry won honors in bridge and Mrs. James Miller was choser in banco. Lunch was served by three members including Mrs. Nellie Brennen. Guest Mrs. Anna Molson from Lorain attended.
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Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Bridge
Banco
James Henry
James Miller
Nellie Brennen
Jean Dain
Harry Wolf
Anna Molson
Lorain
Proposed Improvement Of Route 611 Threatened by Officials
County commissioners face loss of the Route 611 project from Lorain through Sheffield Village if action on state required legislation is not taken. Prosecutor Howard R. Builer objects to the form from the state highway department. The plan covers a 22 foot concrete pavement over 56 miles linking to the new high level bridge near East Street in Lorain. Initial WPA funded stage would cost about 12 thousand dollars from the county and Sheffield village. Commissioner Ruth will press the prosecutor for needed adjustments. A public hearing on right of way changes is set for July 19 at 1 30 p.m. in the commissioners office.
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Tate Highway
Loram
Sheffield Village
Howard R. Builer
State Highway Department
Lorain C.ty
Lora
Sheffield
Fred C. Ruth
Commissioners Office
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Topp
Wasteatime
Letina
Bronce
Etitia
South America
Wly
Brazil
Ernie
Eynoe
Bimnie
Birnie
Him
Ohio Public Service Co
Lucy Roemer
Axtel
Economy Shoe Store
East Ave
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Karl Klein Shoe Service
West Ave
Joe's Yankee Shoe Repair
Middle Ave
American Shoe Repair
Capitol Theatre
Olmsted & Hoeffer
Water St
Port Rotrmond NY
Methodist
Hospital News
Mauir’s. Standard Drag
Xsood Drug
Kroehler
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Boise
Cig de Sita
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