Oberlin Civic Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
Oberlin education group and several clubs announce meetings for Monday evening at 7:30 or 8:00. Attendees include Mrs. William Smith on Elm Street, Mrs. Ss. E. Miller on East College, and Katherine Higgins hosting the Women's Progressive club. Other gatherings span Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs, Prospect school PTA, American Legion Auxiliary, Martes Club, DeMolay, Nineteenth Century club, and the Ohly and Yocom households.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin Women’s Club
William Smith
Elm Street
Pythian Sisters
Ss. E. Miller
East College Street
The
Prospect School
Ohio
Katherine Higgins
So. Park Street
George Jackson
North Cedar Street
Bethel Class of Baptist Church Meets at Home
The Bethel Class of the Baptist church gathered at their home Tuesday evening for a church group meeting and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Class of the Baptist Church
Local Club Meetings and Society Gatherings Tonight
Oberlin Odd Fellows lodge holds a regular evening meeting and Knights of Pythias meet in the K P Hall. Merry Wives convene at Mrs. O C McKee 102 Morgan St with Mrs J N Stone as hostess. Baptist Missionary Society meets at 2 30 p m in the church. First Church Women’s Association meets at 3 o’clock at James Brand House. Dr Graham speaks on Christian Cooperatives and Miss Kimura Y W C A secretary of Japan leads devotional service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Odd Fellows Lodge
Knights of Pythings
K. P. Hall
Merry Wives
O. C. McKee
Morgan Street
J. N. Stone
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Women's Association of the First Church
James Brand House
Graham
Kimurs
Japan
Club meetings scheduled this week with hostesses named
The West Russia club will meet with Mrs Clarence Parsons. The Comfort club will meet in the afternoon at the home of Mrs E M Lyman on South Cedar street. Mrs S J White will be hostess to the Junior Star club in the evening. Mrs H V Zahn will entertain the Bridgette club in the evening at her home on Morgan street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Russia Club
Clarence Parsons
Comfort Club
E. M. Lyman
South Cedar Street
S. J. White
H. V. Zahn
Morgan Street
Regular W R C Meeting At Legion Hall At 2 30 PM
Regular meeting of the W R C will be held at 2 30 p m in the Legion hall. The Oberlin Woman's club music department will hold its next regular meeting in the evening at the home of Mrs William Smith on Elm street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Oberlin Woman’s Club
William Smith
Elm Street
Leap Year Party at I. O. O. F. Hell Hosted by Vine Rebekah Lodge
A Leap Year party sponsored by the Past Noble Grand Circle of the Vine Rebekah lodge convened Saturday evening at the I. O. O. F. Hell with thirty eight attendees. Speeches were given by Past Grand Master C. R. Summers and Grand Senior Warden Carl Berger. Members of Pansy Chapter Order of Eastern Stars performed a play titled Single Blessedness.
Birthday Party Honors Miss Gladys Reynolds at Home Restaurant
Mrs. O. V. Carper hosted a Saturday evening party at the Home Restaurant for her daughter Miss Gladys H Reynolds birthday. Eighteen guests attended from Elvrra Oberlin La Grange and Kipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. V. Carper
Gladys H Reynolds
Elvrra
Oberlin
la Grange
Kipton
Mrs. Fannie Drummond Returns From Indiana Visit
Mrs. Fannie A. Drummond came back last week after visiting her daughter Mrs. Edna A. Bruner and family in Bicknell Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hange of North Main street hosted guests yesterday including Mr. and Mrs. J. fm. Hange Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Schubert with daughter Virginia from Elyria. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Byars and two daughters plus Ray Parker Dale Blackburn and Edward White of the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie A. Drummond
Edna A. Bruner
Bicknell
Indiana
Frank Hange
North Main Street
J. Fm. Hange
Harry Thompson
Vern Schubert
Virginia
Elyria
C. M. Byars
Bright Parker
Ray Parker
Dale Blackburn
Edward White
Retiring Commissioner Receives Red Chair in Ceremony
County Commissioner Harry L Shaw ended three years of service with a formal farewell in the commissioners office. Probate Judge H C Wilcox presented a large red feather chair in front of officials and employees as a token of appreciation while Shaw praised the friendships formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L Shaw
H. C. Wilcox
Common Pleas
Guy B. Finchey
al. Cook
Shaw
Children’s
County Homes
Barbara Hutton Out Of Danger
London reports Countess Barbara Hutton von Haushwitz- Reyventlow American heiress was declared out of danger in a late bulletin. Physicians said her condition continues to mend after a grave abdominal operation, with steady improvement since yesterday and no unfavorable change.
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London
Barbara Hutton von Haushwitz- Reventlow
von Haushwitz-Reyventiow
Molnar to stand trial in county court near Monday
In And About The Court House John Molnar, arrested last December for possession of illegal liquor, is scheduled to be tried in common pleas court near Monday, it was announced today by County Prosecutor Howard R. Butler. The Cleveland Trust Company filed suit against Dominic Cerasa et al for $5,768 alleged due on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Lorain is asked. S. H. Squire, state superintendent of banks in charge of liquidating the Guardian Trust Company of Cleveland, filed suit against L. Arthur and Elizabeth G. Wells for $10,448 alleged due on a cognovit note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Molnar
Common Pleas Court
Howard R. Butler
Cleveland Trust Company
Dominic Cerasa
S. H. Squire
Guardian Trust Company of
Cleveland
L. Arthur
Elizabeth G. Wells
Fire at North Main Street home causes roof hole
Sparks from a chimney started a fire at Mrs. F. L. Masten’s residence on North Main Street in Wellington. The blaze burned a two and a half by two and a half foot hole in the roof but was extinguished by the family. Wellington fire department arrived after the alarm was turned in due to fear of spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
F. L. Masten
North Main Street
Two men fined for intoxication in city cases
Mayor Don A. Baird today assessed fines of one dollar and costs for intoxication against Conrad Hebebrand of North Maple Street and against Mike Zack of Berea. Hebebrand was arrested last evening near West Avenue and Third Street when police found him attempting to crank his truck. Zack was found asleep in his car on Sunday afternoon parked at Middle Avenue and Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Baird
Conrad Hebebrand
North Maple Street
Mike Zack
Berea
Hebebrand
West Avenue
Third Street
Zack
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Death of Mary Elizabeth Howarth Wife of Owen Howarth
Mary Elizabeth Howarth died Sunday at 9 15 in her home 104 Harvard avenue after a lingering illness. Born in Middleton Connecticut September 11 1863 she lived in Elyria over 25 years and was a member of St. Andrews Episcopal church. Survived by husband three daughters Mrs George Le Valley of Lockport NY Mrs O E Winters and Mrs Viola Phillips of Elyria a brother George Williams Middletown Conn and five grandchildren. Friends may call Sudro Funeral Home with services Tuesday at 3 pm Dr Edwin B Redhead officiating. Interment Ridgelawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Howarth
Owen Howarth
Harvard Avenue
Middleton
Connecticut
Elyria
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
George le Valley
Lockport
New York
O. E. Winters
Viola Phillips
George Williams
Middletown
Conn
Sudro Funeral Home
Edwin B. Redhead
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Roth of Ridgeville
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Roth nee Schlachter wife of John will be held Wednesday March 4 at 10 A M from St Peters church in Ridgeville She was 75 and had lived in Ridgeville seventeen years She leaves her husband a son William of Cleveland and a daughter Mrs Hattie Getz of Ridgeville A daughter Hattie preceded her in death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roth
Schlachter
John
North Ridgeville
St. Peter’s Church
Ridgeville
Roth
William
Cleveland
Hattie Getz
Hattie
Mrs Matilda Borowa Dies in Elyria After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Matilda Borowa mother of Mrs Andrew Wykrent died at her daughter's home 228 Lodi Street March 1 at 11 30 p m after a prolonged illness. Born in Poland she came to Elyria 23 years ago and was a Holy Cross church member. Surviving are three daughters Mrs Andrew Wykrent Mrs Stanley Kristoff and Raymond Borowa all of Elyria and Mrs Gregory Czismtora of Europe. fourteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. a brother John Choniawski in Poland. Burial at St Marys cemetery following services at 8 39 Wednesday morning and 9 00 from Holy Cross church officiated by Rev Lawrence Budny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Borowa
Andrew Wvykrent
Lodi Street
Borowa
Poland
Elyria
Holy Cross Church
Andrew Wrorkrent
Stanley Kristoff
Raymond Borowa
Gregory Czismtora
Europe
John Choniawski
Bittner
Wykrent
Wrvhkrent
Lawrence Budny
St. Mary's Cemetery
Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Carlton Short Funeral Services
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Short were held today at three o'clock from the Bittner funeral home. Burial followed at St. Peter's cemetery in North Ridgeville. The baby, born at St. John's Hospital Cleveland on February 29, died March 1. Surviving are the parents a sister Delores and grandparents Mr and Mrs William Willert of Elvara and Mr and Mrs Martin Haas Jr of North Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Short
Bittner
St. Peter’s Cemetery
North Ridgeville
St. John’s Hospital
Cleveland
Delores
William Willert
Elvrra
Martin Haas, Jr
Funeral services for John T Bottomley held in Bakers Crossing
Wellington March 2 Funeral services for John T Bottomley 61 who died Friday at Elyria Memorial Hospital were held this afternoon at two o'clock from the Universalist church at Bakers Crossing Rev O A Wolcott officiated Bottomley leaves his wife Emma three children from a former marriage Ora Hackney Belcher Kentucky Virgil Bottomley and Marie Neace Greenville Tennessee and six children from the second marriage Harold Luthera Earl Paul Bernita and Frankie all at home
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Wellington
John T. Bottomley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Universalist Church
Bakers Crossing
O. A. Wolcott
Clarksfield
Harold
Luthera
Earl
Paul Bernita
Frankie
Birmingham Man Dies After Acute Appendicitis Attack
August Kubach, 52, of Birmingham, died at Amherst Hospital Saturday at 3:55 p m after an acute appendicitis attack. He had worked with Thew Shovel Company in Lorain for eleven years and was an Odd Fellows member. Survived by wife, three sons Russell Paul Karl, two daughters Evelyn Mildred, brother Oscar Kubach of Avon Lake, and sister Mrs Viola Donahue of Columbus. Body moved to Sandusky. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Birmingham
August Kubach
Amherst Hospital
Kubach
Thew Shovel Company
Lorain
Odd Fellows Lodge
Russell
Paul
Karl
Evelyn
Mildred
Oscar Shubach
Avon Lake
Viola Donahue
Columbus
Sandusky
Nema
Local jeweler to speak on valuable metals at YMCA meeting
Members of the Young Men's Club will hear about less well-known facts of valuable metals at their weekly YMCA gathering tonight KE. F. Reger a local jeweler will address the group describing metal properties market factors and historical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. F. Reger
Women live for love more than men and live longer
A historical note asserts that women pursue love more intensely than men and, according to statistics, tend to live longer. The claim reflects period views on gender roles and longevity, using broad generalizations without detailed data.
Central Book Store Delivery Service Ad
A notice inviting delivery service calls to Central Book Store located on Church Street. The ad emphasizes arranging deliveries through the Central Book Store and provides contact for service requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Book Store
Amherst Club Meetings and Card Parties Spotlight
Amherst March events include Amherst Business Men's Association supper and meeting at Methodist church parlors, Pythian Sisters gathering at Pythian Hall, Townsend Club at Town Hall with program and card party, Easter Stars at Masonic Hall, PTA card party at school auditorium with prizes, and American Legion Jost No 118 meeting with social hour afterward.
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Amherst
Amherst Business Men's Association
Methodist Church
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Amherse Townsend Club
Town Hall
Stone City
Easter Stars
Masonic Hall
Parent Teachers’ Association of
Elmer Johnson Jost No
The
American Legion
Week's Church Notices at St Joseph Church
The Altar Rosary Society meets at the school hall tonight. The Junior Holy Name Society gathers with James Abraham. Deanery priests travel Wednesday for services by Rev Fr Mulrey and Rev Fr James Smith. Ember days observed Wednesday and Friday. Mrs Wohlever and Mrs Delfing host bazaar workers Thursday at the school hall. A Young Ladies Sodality meeting is set for Thursday evening. Holy Name Society members will receive Communion at 8 am Sunday. St Joseph parochial students present an operetta at Town Hall on March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Rosary Society
Holy Name Society
James Abraham
Tenny Avenue
Mulrey
Jacob Delfing
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Jessie Brennen
Bernice Abraham
St. Joseph Parochial School
Infant Baptized Amid Church Sermon Names Howard Gilbert
The infant son of Mr and Mrs ER V Baker of Park avenue was baptized after Sunday morning service and given the name Howard Gilbert with Mr and Mrs John Hamann as sponsors. The March Sen ior League meeting is at church parlors tonight. The Len ten service second in series is at 7:30 Wednesday with theme last Questions Know Ye What I Have Done Unto You. Women’s Union meets Thursday afternoon at church parlors featuring speaker Mrs John Rues of Vermilion. Philathea Bible class also meets at church parlors Thursday. Choir rehearsal at church parlors 7:30 Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. V. Baker
Park Avenue
Howard Gilbert
John Hamann
Senior League
Women's Union
John Rues
Vermilion
Philathea Bible
Weekly cottage prayer meeting notices
Weekly cottage prayer meeting will be held Wednesday evening at 7 39 at the home of Mr and Mrs George Lipphardt Cornell avenue. Joint session of the ladies' Aid and Missionary societies will be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs George Frank South Main street. The third quarterly conference will be held at the church at 7 30 Friday evening with the district superintendent the Rev C L Allen Fremont in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lipphardt
Cornell Avenue
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies
George Frank
South Main Street
C. L. Allen
Fremont
Bax ter Golden Wedding Celebration At Church Parlor
Mr and Mrs Joseph Baxter celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at the church parlors Wednesday evening. The couple are longtime residents and will be joined by family and friends for a quiet, dignified observance with well wishers expected to send congratulatory messages.
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Joseph Baxter
Road Improvement Plan Set For Whitehead Road
Township trustees and county commissioners agreed to fund two miles of Whitehead road in La Grange Township at an estimated 5000 dollars. The township covers 24 percent and the county 74 percent, with work planned for this spring. The article ends noting a broad reflection on nations and moral limits to power.
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Whitehead Road
la Grang
Queen Esther Class Hosts Friday Evening at Will Home
Mrs J B Egeland of Spring Street will host the Queen Esther class Friday evening. A program will be presented and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
J. B. Egeland
Spring Street
Queen Esther
Women prayer meeting and Crusaders meet at local homes
The notice lists church events including a women’s prayer meeting on Tuesday at Mrs. Sablers home in Milan Avenue, Crusaders meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Jarthe on Hazel Street Tuesday evening, weekly praise and prayer and Young People services on Wednesday and Friday, a Sunday School board meeting Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. Muth’s home, and a men’s prayer gathering at Oscar Kling enmeier’s Beaver Court residence on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Sablers
Milan Avenue
Crusaders
George Jarthe
Hazel Street
Sunday School Board
J. Muth
Forest Street
Oscar Klingenmeier
Beaver Court
Church Parlor Meetings Schedule Week Ahead
Sunday school teachers meet at the church parlors tonight The Men's Club gathers tomorrow evening The second English Lenten service is at 7 20 Wednesday evening Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday afternoon Bi monthly Junior Walther League social at the church parlors Friday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Junior Walther League
Baby Boy Born to Clifford Miller Family in Vermilion
A baby boy born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Miller of Vermilion. Parents Michael Madich of South Amherst and the newborn’s father are named, with the birth announced in the local admissions column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Miller
Vermilion
Michael Madich
South Amherst
Local hospital admissions and visits in Lorain area
Admissions include Miss Mary Rathwell in Lorain. Discharges list Melcher Garcia. Sunday visitors from Elyria and Lorain call on Mary Rathwell and others, with Miss Bertha Strauss visiting the Babcocks, Miss Sella Lynch visiting Mrs. Norman Fisher, and Peter Lopez visiting Melcher Garcia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rathwell
Lorain
Melcher Garcia
George Hansman
Harvey
Elyria
Philopena Hansman
Frank Rathwell
Peter Lopez
Bertha Strauss
Samuel Babcock
Sella Lynch
Norman Fisher
Funeral rites for Rob ert Paterson held at Baker Funeral Home
Funeral rites for the late Rob ert Paterson were held Saturday afternoon with Thomas Williams officiating at the Congregational church. Stonington Lodge FP and A M members had charge and a vocal solo was by F R Powers. Pallbearers were lodge members and former associates: Alex Cameron Paul Mort H M Dulmage C E Cooper F R Powers E E Foster. Burial at Cleveland Avenue cemetery. Relatives and friends attended from Buffalo Cleveland Elyria Lorain Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Paterson
Baker Funeral
Thomas Williams
Congregational Church
Stonington Lodge FP
A. M
F. R. Powers
Pall
Stonington Lodge
Alex Cameron
Paul Mort
H. 7. Dulmage
C. E. Cooper
E. E. Foster
Fined In Disorderly Conduct Case Before Mayor
James Brown of 112 Oberlin Road was fined 19 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird today. He was arrested Saturday afternoon on complaints by Curtis Smith of 611 West River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Oberlin Road
Don A. Baird
Curtis Smith
West River Street
Overcoat Stolen From Church Basement
L. J. Mowry of 118 Charles Court reported a nearly new overcoat stolen from the basement of First Methodist Church Sunday morning while he attended services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Mowry
Charles Court
First Methodist
The Quest for Happiness Shapes Human Fate
A concise reflection on how the pursuit of happiness guides choices and destiny, drawing on philosophical themes about motivation, virtue, and the outcomes of personal aims. The idea emphasizes inner drive, ethical paths, and long term consequences of sought happiness.
Market prices and commodity notes from Cleveland markets
Markets show steady cattle and calves with mixed hogs and sheep and lambs. Butter and eggs unsettled. live poultry steady with various weights and prices. potatoes and grains listed. Toledo grain elevator notes and track prices included. Local buyers and sellers receive a snapshot of current market values and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cholee
Walkout call grows as plant locals plan meetings
Workers at Firestone and Goodyear plants prepared for a possible general strike after union committees informed city officials that the machinery for a nationwide walkout is set up. Keoward McGrady planned to mediate with Goodyear and its workers after failed arbitration, amid plant closings including a nearby coal mine near Cadiz, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone and Goodrich
Seiberling
General
L. D. Sehroy
James Flower
Frank Ross
H. BR. Blankenship
Keoward F. McGrady
Cleveland
Goodyear Company
McGrady
Goodyear
Cadiz
Sentenced To Jail On Liquor Charge
William Koll of Vulcan street was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail by Mayor Don A. Baird for possession of illegal liquor. Patrolmen arrested Kolb at 11 30 am yesterday when he was seen picking up a container of liquor hidden in a field south of the fair grounds. He smashed the container but officers recovered a small amount for evidence and found two quarts more in nearby bushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Koll
Vulcan Street
Don A. Baird
C. L. Miller
M. E. Olmstead
Kolb
Fair Grounds
The Free Life and True Living Ideal
A compact meditation on freedom as a natural, unforced expression of personal reality, arguing that genuine fulfillment comes from spontaneous living aligned with inner truth. The essay frames liberty as an authentic inner choice rather than external constraint.
Corn and Oats Prices From Toledo Market Report
Market listing shows No 2 yellow corn at 624 per bushel and No 2 white oats at 1K Os4MeE. Additional items include No 3 white 28 sdisc and various extras, with price notes shown as 39e and 234 lde for EGCS-Extras.
Public Auction of Frank Herrington Estate in Combia Station
The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction at the late residence of Frank Herrington deceased in Combia Station Lurain County Ohio on Saturday March 14 1936 the personal property of the estate including 2 horses manure spreader 2 horse cultivator wagon 2 wagon boxes 1 single cultivator 4 shovel plows 1 spring wagon 1 mowing machine hayrake hay rack corn shelter 1 light platform scale dirt harrow land roller spike tooth harrow spike tooth weeder 4 hay pulleys 2 hay ropes 2 lay carriers 1 fence stretcher 2 tackle block pulleys 10 tons baled hay 10 bushel rye 30 bushel oats 2 acres corn in shock 1 Cleveland automobile Cross cut saws scythes log hooks potato forks manure forks pitch forks long handled shovel crowbars spades stone hammer ladders garden rakes neck yokes scoop shovel grind stone iron kettle flat bottomed sleds log chains and miscellaneous household furniture Sale to commence at 12 o'clock noon. Terms cash. Ernest Reisinger Executor. Perry Reisinger Auctioneer L J Sabin Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Herrington
Combia Station
Lurain County
Ohio
Cleveland
Executrix Sale of Julia A. Clark Property
The undersigned will sell at public auction the personal property of Julia A. Clark, deceased, at her residence on the Diagonal Road, Carlisle Township, offering a clearance of household items and farm goods in a local executrix sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A. Clark
P. K. Clark
Diagonal Rd
Carlisle Township
Dairy cattle sale announced for 51 head Holstein Jersey herd
On Wednesday March 4 at 11 30 a m a sale of 51 head pure bred Holstein and Jersey cattle includes 4 Holstein Springers 4 Jersey Springers 7 Holstein cows milking 5 Jersey cows milking 2 years old fresh with first calf 2 Holstein heifers 2 yrs old fresh 7 Jersey heifers two years old bred 13 yearling Jersey heifers 1 0 month Jersey heifer calf two year old pure bred Jersey ball. Also 17 tons Timothy hay and 4 acres field corn to be sold. All cattle pure breds but not registered. Lunch on grounds. Cash terms. Nothing to be removed until settled for. Executrix Edna Foley Roob attorney Clayton H Scoy auctioneer Klinect Brothers clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
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Oberlin- OY
E Esther Alflen
Harrie
Union St
Reguar
American Legion Auxiliary
Martes Club
FE. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
Frank E. Peck
Order of DeMolay
Oberlin Granke Hall
Nineteenth Century Club
L. T McFarland
Szorosis
P. H. Ohly
J. D. Yocom
Woodland Avenue
G. A. Bahr
Alice Longworth
Blue Bird
Court Street
Star Shoe Shop
Alice Carroll
Newell
Assheli Rupert, Mgr
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Bedford
Frank Elgart
Max Papworth
Kenneth Kerns
Ralph Husted
James Malcolm
Lucile Kirk
Marjorie Jameson
Jameson
George Lyman
Barbara Hutton
Mrs. Owen Howarth
Mrs
Baby Boy Short
Jeweler
Turner
Lorain County
Amhertste
B. A. Jenne
ST. Joseph Church
Peter's E. and
R. Church
First Evangelical
Foursquare Church
ST. Paul Lutheran
Coburn Rest Home
Patterson
G. P. Lieber
Edna
Irma
Monroeville
Jennie Coburn
Mirg
L. Roemer
Helen
A. Roemer
Burton Coburn
Margaret Berger
Tuftton College
Franklin Avenue
Jons
Huron
Jacob Muth
Ruth Mays
R. H. Hearn
George Cox
Masonic
Lakewood
Vis
Norman Wortman and Son
Elmore
Henry Heidrich
Maine
Florida
Toledo Gratin
WIND
Auto Insurance
Seward
Insuran
Krroad St
West Side Lumber & Coal
Toledo Proudlce
Ernest Reisinger
Pfrry Reisinger
L. J, Sabin
Edna Foley
EB. A. Roob
Clayton H,. Sqoy
Klinect Brothers, Clerks
Belmont County Cattle
Chas. Kelly
Oberlin, Ohio
T. B
Bang
Hickenbottom & Batley
Chas. Fackler
O'Coats
Dreamland
Broad Street
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