Smaller Number File Returns At Elyria Tax Office
Income tax returns are being filed at the focal Elyria office in the basement of the post. Deputy collector Stanley W Waite says the number of Elyrians paying income taxes is lower than last year, with many filers owing nothing this year. The office is open daily 9 am to 4 pm and will stay open until March 13, the filing deadline.
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Focal Income Tax
Elyria Post
Stanley Wh. Waite
Internal Revenue
Waite
Spencer Dinner Party Honoring Miss Shick Birthday
Spencer social report lists attendees at a dinner in honor of Miss Marslin Shick birthday. Guests include Mr. and Mrs Chester Packard and Virginian Packard, Mr. and Mrs Perry Van Meter, Malvin Markle of Chatham, Mr and Mrs Charles MacLaren and Gloria, and others. Mrs G W Baller visited from Lancaster Ohio. Trena Auchie ill with flu. Arthur Cordray to work near Nova Ohio. Pythian Sisters hosted a garden party at K of P hall with strong turnout.
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Nova
Ohio
Well Moore
Charles Walters
Harry Endricks
P. Hall
Leon Stone
Virginia
Welliston
Lorde Lechierurce
Liberty Street
Spencer Area Social and Sporting Roundup
A Spencer community update notes the Firestone dinner honoring Mrs Myr tle Firestone Golding of Cleveland for a birthday anniversary. Attendance included multiple Firestone relatives, local families, and area pastors. Upcoming events include three basketball games at Spencer gym on March 24 and evangelistic meetings led by Rev R T Ketcham with Rev George Bates assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Firestone
Firestone
Myrtle Firestone Golding
Cleveland
Mere
Ernest Jefferies
Daughtar
E. Golding
Arlo Firestone
Shilo
Wallace Firestone
Berea
Jeanette Firestone
Medina
Kent Firestone
Glenn Firestone
Spencer
Ter
Georgeates
Spencer Baptist Church
Columbus
First Baptist Church
Tiny
Bates
T. J. Auble
Lakewood
Trena Auble
Clement
Test
Local residents host and visit in weekend social rounds
Mr and Mrs F I Miller hosted relatives from Akron for a weekend visit. The Spencer Axles were defeated at a basketball game drawing a full house while community members travelled to Columbia Station and Elyria for events. The Young People’s orchestra gathered for practice and a post session dine, and the Spencer Senior and Junior classes planned their annual banquet at Travelers Inn with a show at Elyria.
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F. I. Miller
Sherman Kramer
Doris
Jimmy
Akron
Irena Auble
Rd. Parent
Charles Parent
Ira Rickels
Westsalem
Lewis Gannon
Spencer Axles
Lon Rush
Charles McLaren
Susie Keam
Columbia Station
Harvey Ingraham
Blake
Ed. Brown
Mie
N. E. Fuller
Donald Wilson
Lodi
George Bates
Flyria
Hanes
Canotsburg
Lindy class social at Amherst Township church
The Lindy class of the Congregational Sunday school plus one guest met at Helen Rice's home in Amherst township. Two new members were initiated, with a business session, contests, and games. High hopers were won by Mrs. Clarence Pippett and Miss Ruth Whittlesey as refreshments were served.
Irregular Quarterly Tea By Women’s Missionary Society
The Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church held a Friday afternoon tea at the church parlor. Two comfort items were tied off and given to a needy family. Hostesses included Mrs. A. J. Rice, Mrs. H. B. Whittlesey, Mrs. R. E. Albright, Mrs. J. H. Miller, and Mrs. Robert Kneisel.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
A. J. Rice
H. B. Whittlesey
R. E. Albright
J. H. Miller
Robert Kneisel
Birthday Dinner Honors Peck and Angersbach kin
Mrs F H Peck and Mr and Mrs Walter Angersbach plus children attended a dinner at Mrs Adam Angersbachs Henrietta home. The event celebrated the birthday of the late Mrs Peck and her granddaughter Virginia Angersbach with many family members present.
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F. H. Peck
Walter Angersbach
Adam Angersbach
Henrietta
Virginia Angersbach
Dorothea
Howard
Frances
Virginia
Rollan
Brownhelm
Roy Angersbach
Elizabeth
Ruth
Margie
Jean
John Geissendoerfer
Funeral attendance noted in Kipton for Beverly Ingersoll
Funeral services were held Saturday in Kipton for Beverly Ingersoll daughter of F. A. Ingersoll and great granddaughter of August Lange. Among those attending from this area were Mr and Mrs Anthony Northeim and son Earl August Lange Mr and Mrs Philip Zilch Mr and Mrs Geo Stick Mr and Mrs Carl Miller and Mr and Mrs Harold Van Wagner.
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Kipton
Beverly Ingersoll
F. A. Ingersoll
August Lange
Anthony Northeim
Earl
Philip Zilch
Geo. Stick
Carl Miller
Harold van Wagner
Mirror from a Normandy chateau charms New York visit
In New York on March 7 readers describe guests and scenes around a banquet circuit. Pausing at a mirror from a Normandy chateau, the gathering includes Margaret Illington, Adolph Menjou, Elsie Janis, James, Aimee McLaurin, Geraldine Farrar, Sadie Murray, Leon Errol, and others. A Mortuary Sweepstakes joke and a tidbit on ham fatting actors close the column.
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Normandy
Margaret Illington
Adolph
Katherine Menjou
St. Moritz
Elsie Janis
Ftian Jame
Horatio Street
Wells Refines Ride in Beverly Hills Flivver
Claire Booth Brokaw tours Hollywood for the winter season with H. G. Wells aboard a flivver through Beverly Hills canyons. The British author jokes about the rattling, tiny vehicle, remarking it as a "m rattling ninpy little bit, rather."
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Hollywood
Claire Booth Brokaw
H. G. Wells
Beverly Canyons
Stokowski concert ends with a bored critic’s confession
Harry Evans recalls a Carnegie Hall Stokowski performance where a front row critic showed utter disinterest. The conductor teased him asking if he disliked Beethoven and his own conducting, only to hear the blunt reply I just don't like music.
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Harry Evans
Stokowski
Carnegie Hall
Beethoven
Funeral services held for Mrs E J Leith in Cleveland
Mrs E J Leith formerly Martha Miller died Saturday at her home 10742 Churchill Ave Cleveland after a lingering illness. She was born at Brownhelm and lived there until marriage to E J Leith of Cleveland who died years ago. Attending were many relatives including Huldah Miller Mabel Hasenpflug Mrs Carl Miller Karl Hasenpflug Mr and Mrs J H Miller and Russel Miller. Services were held Monday at 2 30 PM at the East Tath Street Evangelist Church Cleveland where she was a member.
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Grace
Huldah Miller
Mabel Hasenpflug
Carl Miller
Karl Hasenpflug
J. H. Miller
Russel Miller
Cleveland
E. J. Leith
Churchill Avenue
Leith
Martha Miller
Brownhelm
Lutgers
Ruby
Evelyn
Cordelia
Rewben A. Miller
East Tath Street
Local Residents Visit Friends Over Weekend
Miss Kathryn Wartivan and Edith Hammond of Elsria called at Mrs. FLOH Pee. Mrs. E. J. Fauver of Elyria spent Sunday with the Brandan family and Mrs. Roy Angersbach and daughter Marsis of Benrietta visited the Bechtel home. Carl Miller Geo Stick and Walter Schuster families visited Rev. Prye in Oberlin. Clifford Masters and Mrs. Henderson of Cleveland called on the Shattuck home. Margaret Bauer of Ver Milion spent Sunday evening here.
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Kathryn, Wartivan
Edith Hammond
Elsria
Floh. Pee
E. J. Fauver
Elyria
H. Ll. Brandan
Roy Angersbach
Marsis
Benrietta
Charles
Raymond Bechtel
Carl Miller
Geo. Stick
Walter Schuster
Ernest Prye
Oberlin
Clifford Masters
J. H. Henderson
Cleveland
K. B. Shattuck
George Birkel
Donald Perkins
Faye
Indiana
Hr. Schweinfurth
Fred Brumby
G. A. Brumby
Gospel Tabernacle of
Guy Morgan
Camden Baptist Church
Harold Geist
W. M. Whitney
G. A. Pradieur
Joe Murray
Elyrin
Adrian
Mary Kess
Thomas Lea
Mary Bickel
Phillip Moeh
Charles Kunott
Wareman
Everett Hanes
Camden
Farm Woman's Club
J. H. Brumby
Alpina Region Famed for Global Tourist Industry
The northern Alpina area thrives as the world’s top destination for tourism driven by extensive facilities and seasonal attractions. Local guides and businesses report strong visitor numbers and sustained growth through year-round services.
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Alpina
Personal nomination for George Arliss as most finished star
A brief note honors George Arliss as a consummate male cinema star. The caption praises his polished screen presence and enduring appeal.
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George Arliss
Riverside Drive at Dusk Over Pali Sides and Signal Lights
A vivid Riverside Drive scene at twilight shows flashing beacon lights along the drop of the Pali with hotel searchlights and Jersey hills in the background. The panorama features signals guiding aircraft and promoting local attractions while a poetic aside commends husbands missing spoons in coffee.
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Riverside Drive
Gaul
Hudson
Jersey
Night shift at the county poor house sparks local unrest
In a 1932 McNaught Syndicate item, Harry Acton notes business decline as longtime residents plan activities in the Diamond Horse Shoe Circle. Vokel Vens and Ed Wemeldorff visit to discuss suspenders, while tensions rise over county conditions and work at the poor house.
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Harry Acton
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Local Social Notes From ERHART Area March 7
Thomas O Keefe and others visit Mrs Julia Dawdell. Lorain and Cleveland visitors call on Spieth and Dawdell families. Arthur Neff at Chippewa Lake. Leo Armbruster visits Litchfield. Miss Lucille Gross sprains ankle. more family drop ins reported around Medina Chesterland and Me dina.
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Erhart
Thomas O'Keefe
Mary Joyce
Whelen
Lorain
Julia Dawdell
Karl Dechauat
Alice Clark
Jennie
Ben Spieth
J. l. Dawdell
Robert Dawdell
Mar Harvington
Steve Martin
Cleveland
B. B. Spieth
Joe Dawdell
Medina
Arthur Neff
Chippewa Lake
Paul Novak
Esther Spieth
Lucille Gross
Chas. Haumesser
George Haumesser
Henry Haumesser
Charles Spieth
Chesterland
Harriet Jason
Esther
Marcella
Spieth
Hugh Dowdell
Julia Dowdell
Esther Marcella
Brian Spieth
Local Social Notes From Abbyville Area
Creek, Wednesday evening. Elmer Mentzer of Abbyville spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. B B Spieth. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Younglas of LaGrange spent Friday with aunt Mrs Julia Dowdell. Hugh Dowdell spent Friday with his mother Mrs Julia Dow dell. Mrs Fred Armbruster spent Friday with Mrs B B Spieth.
Miss Olive Taylor Honored at Ridgeville Shower
About one hundred members gathered at the Grange hall in Ridgeville to honor Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Fortune on their February wedding anniversary. Readings by Mrs. Shewring, Mrs. Wimpennr, and J. H. Stephens, plus music by Mr. Pratt and Mrs. Cheeseman, preceded gifts and a refreshments service.
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Ridgeville
Maren
Grange Hall
Wilson Fortune
Fortune
Olive Taylor
Charles Shewring
Victor Wimpennr
J. H. Stephens
Pratt
Cheeseman
Township Tax Meeting At Grange Hall
On Wednesday evening March ninth an open tax meeting will be held at the Grange hall. Town taxpayers are urged to attend and join in the discussion of this vexing problem.
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Grange Hall
Gibbons Family Visits Relatives Across Ohio and Pa
Mr and Mrs John Gibbons visited Sunday at their son Georges home in Cleveland B Leary of Greensburg Pa his brother Jerome Leary Mrs Paul Knapp joined Mrs Claude Freeman to Hiram where she stayed for the week Ridgeville attendees at the funeral of Rev Francis Haessler of Avon John McLoughlin visiting his mother Mrs Mary MacLoughlin left for Conneaut Lake on Friday
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John Gibbons
George Gibbons
Cleveland
Leary
Greensburg
Jerome Leary
Paul Knapp
Claude Freeman
Hiram
Ridgeville
Francis Haessler
Avon
John McLoughlin
Mary MacLoughlin
Fieft
Conneaut Lake
Community Farm Women’s Club Plans Greenwich Convention
The Community Farm Women’s club met at Mrs. Lester Thudium’s home with strong attendance. Minutes were read and routine business handled as plans were made to attend the Federated Farm Women’s club convention in Greenwich, Ohio, on April 1. A program included a paper titled St Patrick’s Day by Mrs. Anna Ferrill and two contests. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Anna Briggs.
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New London
Community Farm Women's Club
Lester Thudium
Federated Farm Women’s Club
Greenwich
Anna Ferrill
Anna Briggs
Congregational Ladies Association Meets On St Patrick Day
The Congregational Ladies Association met Wednesday afternoon with thirty eight members present. Decorations were green and yellow. devotionals led by Mrs Lillian Barrett. Attendees included Mrs Daisy Kelly and others. Greenwich inspection praised New London staff performance. Legion Post 24% met with strong turnout. reports read and adopted. service officer reported progress on claims. Child Welfare chaired by Claire Griffin noted needy cases helped. M F Voxtheimer from Wellington discussed junior baseball plans.
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Congregational Ladies Association
Trish
Lillian Barrett
Daisy Kelly
Vera Clark
Bessie Blackman
Aura Fitch
Cora Broughton
Lottie Bryan
F. C. Carvey
O. W. Reynolds
Eastern Star
Greenwich
New London
Cora Rudy
Bellevue
Laurence FE
Legion Sponsoring Junior Team in New London District
The Legion post will sponsor a junior team in New London village to engage youths under seventeen. About fifteen teams are expected in the district league, with final Legion entertainment reports due next Tuesday and advance ticket sales already strong.
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Legion
New London
Post
Local social notes record visits and guests around Elyria area
Charles Schwarte and Clara Schwarte with Mrs. A B Reinke and Rev Eliza Waldorf of Elyria visited William Shubert in North Russia on Wednesday. Various residents hosted dinners and welcomed guests including Ollie Minnich, Myron Smith, the Waldorfs, and Ruth Tapper in Cleveland. Several calls and hospital visits are noted among Tapper, Vogleson, Schaible, and Simms families across Elyria Wellington Ridgeville and Oberlin.
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Charles Schwarte
Clara
Chas. Schwartz
Albertina Pallas
Oberlin Road
Frank Pallas
Ruth Tapper
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
H. M. Tapper
Arthur Wangerine
Oberlin
Charles Schaible
Minnie Gard
Flyrna
D. W. Nornworthy
Gull Road
Effie Voglesons
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Albert Mosely
Edith Prentice
Ashburton Road
Heury
Raymond Simms
Eleanor
Dick Johnston
Saidie Beal
Edison Highway
Doris
Chas. Schaible
Kipton Briefs Summary of Local Visits and Appointments
Kipton briefs report visits by Mr and Mrs Jay Sharp and son Cleon to Lorain friends. Burwell of Cleveland runs the local filling station recently operated by Ed Beam. M E Perkins visited Pittsfield, and Mrs King of Wakeman stayed with Mrs G A Bradley. Visitors to J N Weber’s home include Mrs M Mizer and son Conrad, Miss Snyder from Detroit, and Mrs Mary Dean of Birmingham Michigan.
Golden Anniversary Observed by F H Bronson Couple
Mr and Mrs F H Bronson celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary at home on Tuesday due to ill health. Their daughter Miss Callie Bronson of Cleveland and guests Miss Effie Cannon Mrs Perley and Mrs Wright of Cleveland visited. Henry Moehl of Elytia visited Wednesday.
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F. H. Bronson
Callie Bronson
Cleveland
Effie Cannon
Perley
Wright
Henry Moehl
Elytia
Olive Tablets Offer Pimples Relief and Liver Health
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertised as a gentle substitute for calomel claim to cleanse blood bowels and liver. The ad promises clearer skin after a few nights and cites relief from dark taste bad breath dull mood constipation and torpid liver with a vegetable tablet available in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Amon
Local social notes and visits from area residents
The column records gatherings and visits across Camden, Elyria, and surrounding towns. Entries mention families, church events, and sick lists, with several residents traveling to Indiana, Wellington, Oberlin, and Cleveland. The piece also includes a brief, odd fact about amber and plant leaves.
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Spencer Gym
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W. Ks
R. T. Ketcham
Roy Ridgeway
Harold Miller
Rittman
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R.A. Miller
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Margaret Bauer
Vermilion
Marcella Schmitz
Hadaway
M. B. Gage
Frank Mason
Erie County Pomona Grange
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West Ridge
Geo, Bickel
Hazel
Hazel Sandrock
Vera Geist
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F. A. Perkins
M. FE. Perkins
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China
Western
Europe
Jackie
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Smith Brothers
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