Lorain County Auditor Report Details year ending 137
County Auditor W L Thompson signs the Lorain County Ohio report detailing financial transactions for the year ending December 31, 137. The document lists revenues and expenditures across funds including county road and bridge, sewer and water, and non governmental funds. Notable line items cover salaries, supplies, and transfers, with multiple offices and officials named in the certification.
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Lorsip County Auditor's
Kiveta
Ohio
Wuou
Diva
Remypsun
A. BR. Webber
Justiees
Courtoot
Comauron Pheas
Lurwin County
Duorgin County
Tre
Humane Society Weesee
Hoeventin
County Health District Budget Notice Highlights Salaries
A legal advertisement outlines the County Health District fund with salaries for the Health Commissioner 199.99, Public Health Nurse 2798.72, Clerk 2000, and other nurses and staff totaling 42651.82. It lists medical supplies 382.95, stationery 210.16, board expenses 212.00, other expenses 1,851,058, and equipment 216.34 with a March 16 deadline.
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County Health District Fund
Teks Os
Sony
Whaeas
Spencer Axles Win In Independent Tournament First Round
Spencer Axles defeat Guilford Grange 32 14 led by Walter Billman with 16 points. Oberlin School of Commerce tops Eaton 17 11. Zeta Kappa Berea edge Brighton 18 17. West Salem beats Spencer Grange 21 20. Round schedules list Lodi Chatham and others with multiple matchups through March 15. Community notices include visits from Earl Van Boxel and local social events.
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Spencer
Spencer Axles
Guilford Grange
Walter Billman Sharp
Guilford
Oberlin School of Commerce
Eaton
Commercial School
Zeta Kappa-Berea
Brighton
Zeta Kappa Fraternity
Baldwin Wallace College
Brighton Welders
York
Homerville
West Salem
Spencer Grange
Lodi
Chatham
Valley City
Brownhelm
Mansfield
Elyria
NewLondon
la Grange
Sullivan & Westfield
Axels
Oberlin
Berea
Redhaw
Wakeman
Columbia
Local Social Roster Sees Weekending Visits Across Spencer
Mrs Saig and daughter plus the Behren family visit Lakewood relatives. Numerous townspeople host and attend Sunday gatherings with dinners, games, and an oyster supper. The Spencer Woman’s Home Missionary Society meets March 10 with a serving committee named.
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Saig
Behren
Lakewood
Anna Bowen
A. Q. Rook
Terrence Curtice
Harold Leiby
Robert Smith
Ray Brouse
Kent Firestone
Ford Jewett
Huntington
W. E. Fusselman
Margery
Evelyn
Medina
Will Akeins
Clyde Dague
Ford Dalgeleish
Myron Bradley
Earl Berger
Geraldine Walters
Gwendalysn Reese
Business College
Akron
Clarence Dague
Wellington
Margaret Stuart
Warren Walters
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
The
Spencer Methodist Church
Bertha Browand
Gita Kuepfer
Charles Myers
Fred Miller
M. E. Fuller
Rose Mantz
Sharon Center
Martin Weidrick
Preston White
Frank Egli
Frank Eglin
Donald Weidrick
Cleveland
Maca Weidrick
S. Gillett Wey Jreat
Payee Spencer
Lewis Gannon
Gierarde Dine Weidrick
Lodi
A. i. Breylrs
Litenfield
Liensi Breyley
Ivan Boone
AIP
Danchrer
Eva Stuart
Paul Woods
Shreve
Shepherd
Worthington
Mary Curtice
Harold Totten
Creston
Will Still Home
Howard Stroup
John Stroup
Frank Stroup
Willis White
John
New London Wildcats and Streaks Set for March Banquet
New London prepares a joint basketball banquet for the Wildcats and Streaks on March 21 in the High School dining room. Speakers from outside, team letters, and team memories will be shared after a season in which girls secured three county titles and boys posted 12 wins in 15 games, including a noted victory over Amherst.
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New London
Wildcats
Osborne
Iris Beatty
Huron
Norwalk
Medina
Amherst
Wakeman
Snyder
Warriors
Toeexls
Geary Rotary Club Luncheon Debates Child Welfare
Fifteen members attended a Geary Rotary Club luncheon. After a brief business session the group discussed Crippled Children Child Welfare. Ira L Landes, program leader, gave a talk titled We Make a Good Business.
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Rotary Club
Ira L. Landes
Ieader
Mrs Martha Waltz Injured In Fall At Home
Mrs Martha Waltz of West Main street is recovering at New London Hospital after a serious fall Sunday morning that left her with a fracture of the left arm. The fall occurred when a small dog tripped her on the stairs as she descended, and she is a grade school instructor at Painesville Ohio.
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Martha Waltz
West Main Street
New London Hospital
Waltz
Mrs. Waltz
Painesville, O
Simonds Celebrate Golden Wedding In North Olmsted
North Olmsted March 9 Mr and Mrs Howard Simonds of Cleveland Road marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Neighborhood Club party at their home. An afternoon program delighted guests, a luncheon followed, and in the evening daughter Mrs Walter Decker hosted a dinner for 22 relatives with granddaughters Charlotte and Carol Decker coordinating gold and white décor.
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North Olmsted
Howard Simonds
Cleveland Road
Walter Devker
South Porter Road
Charlotte
Carol Decker
Mrs. Simonds
Huntington
Huntington Grange
LaGrange
R. A. Cassell
Hart Leininger
Elyria
O. W. Roberson
George Leininger
Camden
Ernest Leininger
Kipton
M. C. Leininger
C. W. Roberson
Huntington Township
Dr. Burnside
Ralph Krage
Johnson Crile
Grace Crile
Wellington
Ada Tisher
Seville
J. C. Rapking
Helen Kater
Western Resserve
Cleveland
D. G. Kater
Dan Kater
Helen
Western Reserve
Florence Diedrick
M. W. Laborie
Emory Knapp
Ashland
Elmer Knapp
Will Campbell
New London
C. M. Died- Tick
L. C. Crile
Center
Erma Knisely
Willis
Merton Coe
Myri Coe
Vivian Rook
Fred Mohns
Pomona Grange
Columbia
Leila Laborie
Will Wyer
Olmsted Falls
Geo. Hart
Village fire crew burns vacant lot grass weekly
The North Olmsted Fire Department spends part of each week burning dry grass and weeds on vacant lots to prevent grass fires and improve the village’s appearance.
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North Olmsted Fire Department
PTA Pot Luck Social at Butternut Ridge High
The Butternut Ridge Parent Teacher Association held a pot luck supper and social evening at the high school building after a delicious meal. Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Clarke and Miss Marjorie Hilkerte led the games committee.
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Butternut Ridge
Universalist Church Presents Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
The Universalist church announces a Sunday program on March 12 at 8 pm featuring Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. The presentation will take place at the church.
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Universalist Church
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Radio Review Set at North Olmsted High School
On Friday March 17 the WJAY Radio Review will be presented by the Junior Class students at North Olmsted High School with a short radio number.
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WJAY
North Olmsted High School
Tuesday Study Club Meeting Highlights Italian Topics
The Tuesday Study Club met at Mrs. A. C. Baldwin’s home on February 24. Papers on Northern and Southern Italy were presented by Mrs. R. J. Salisbury, followed by Italian piano music from Mrs. Cara Shaw and vocal pieces by Mrs. R. J. Thompson, Mrs. N. A. Eldred, and Mrs. Salisbury including The Venetian Love Song.
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A. C. Baldwin
Italy
R. J. Salisbury
Cara Shaw
R. J. Thompson
N. A. Eldred
Circle hosts card party at Clague Road church
The Willing Workers' Circle of the Clague Road church Ladies' Aid Society held a card party at the church on Tuesday March 7. Hostesses were Mrs R Gilchrist and Mrs A Zaid. Mrs Clarence Demaline serves as chairman of the group.
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Willing Workers’ Circle of the
Clague Road Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
R. Gilchrist
A. Zaiid
Clarence Demaline
North Olmsted Grange hears Dr Walz on Russia trip
Dr F W Walz of Cleveland spoke at the North Olmsted Grange meeting held at Town Hall this week. He described the condition of Russia in a most interesting talk and the event was open to the public.
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F. W. Walz
Cleveland
Russia
North Olmsted Grange
Walz
Town Hall
Brighton M E church hosts two week series of special meetings
Special meetings began Tuesday evening at the Brighton M E church and will run for two weeks starting at eight o clock each night A gathering includes families from Wake Man Wellington and Clarksfield with various local neighbors attending social events and dinners across the week The report notes visits by several residents and mentions a death in the community with several households hosting guests during the period
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Brighton
M. E
Alr
Forest Parker
Maks Handley
Wellington
Moore
E. A. Griggs
Russell Griggs
Martha Goss
D. A
Jennie Cole
Veltrie
Walter Salzman
Floh. McClellan
Grange Open House Planned at Grange Hall
London Grange hosts an open house inviting members to bring tables and games guests to join. Refreshments served and a special program shown. Hall hours shift after 7 30 p m due to Lenten services by Rev C Bair of the M E church.
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Grange
London Grange
Grange Hall
C Bair
M. EB
Huntington area social and civic notices from LaGrange and Camden
Huntington Township activity and visits populate a page of community life with Grange events, local residents trading calls and moves, and kinship ties. Notable lines mention LaGrange Grange No. 1043, family visits among Leiningers Criles and Kater family, and moves around Center and Spencer as residents relocate and host guests.
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Louisa Sick at Sick Home
Mrs. Louisa Sick of Amherst was guest of honor at a family dinner Sunday at the Burton Sick home in Birmingham Brownhelm. Attending were her relatives including Milton Sick Hobart Sick Raymond Sick and children from Cleveland Amherst and Middle Ridge with extended Miller family members from Oberlin and this locality.
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Rosetta Miller
Middle Ridge
Ruth Miller
Oberlin
J. H. Miller
Russel Miller
Huldah Miller
R. A. Miller
Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Horn's Home
The Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational church will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Horn. Mrs. A J Shattuck will lead the program on Work in Puerto Rico. Donations for Ryder Memorial Hospital pledge will be received. Articles for the mission including bureau scarfs safety pins tape measures and combs are requested.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
George Horn
A. J. Shattuck
Puerto Rico
Ryder Memorial Hospital
Mrs Shattuck Returns From Visit With Garefield Heights Family
Mrs. A J Shattuck came home Sunday after a two week stay with Mr. and Mrs. J D Lewis and their children at Garefield Heights.
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A. J. Shattuck
J. D. Lewis
Garefield Heights
Attendees Named for World Day of Prayer at Amherst Church
Those from Amherst Brownhelm and South Amherst who attended the observance of the World Day of Prayer at Amherst Congregational church Friday afternoon are Mrs H L Brandau Miss Margaret Brandau Mrs B K Lindsay Mrs Charles Bechtel Mrs Adam Claus Sr Mrs T W Wilson Mrs R E Albright and Mrs R W Bechtel.
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Amherst Congregational Church
Swomen of
Amherst
Brownhelm
South Amherst
H. L. Brandau
Margaret Brandau
B. K. Lindsley
Charles Bechtel
Adam Claus, Sr
T. W. Wileson
R. E. Albright
R. W. Bechtel
Oberlin Singers Perform at Congregational Church
A large crowd attended Sunday afternoon as Prof. Christiansen and his Madrigal Singers of Oberlin presented a musical on the development of church music.
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Prof
Christiansen
Madrigal Singers
Oberlin
Neal Lindsley 3rd Birthday Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs B K Lindsley visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Raymond Lingsley and son Neal of Sandusky for a family gathering in honor of Neal Lindsley's third birthday.
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B. K. Lindsley
Raymond Lingsley
Neal
Sandusky
Neal Lindsley
Snob Rule Echoes in English College History
A fragment discusses a late medieval custom in English colleges to register those not of noble birth as snobs. The term derives from Latin usage and the practice affected social status within early university settings.
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