North Olmsted Council Discusses Rail Service and Ditch Cleanups
At the last North Olmsted council meeting Transportation was the first topic as Seltzer urged inviting Fairview to join requesting F P H Wilson of the Cleveland and Southwestern railway to discuss improving service on the Elyria to Cleveland line. The ditch through Parkview village and the Parkview council was asked to address the Coe ditch and ditch supervisor to settle and clean the ditch after rain while the drain was also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Morgan
North Olmsted Council
Seltzer
Fairview Council
Council of
North Olmsted
F. PH. Wilson
Cleveland and Southwest
Village Discusses Roads and Sewer Plans Amid Fire House Upgrade
In council notes, authorities address pavement drainage on Fleharty road and insist the county fix the problem, debate hospital funding bills, and plan a joint Dover sewer survey. Red brick chosen for a new fire house, safety rules for traffic lights, and a larger volunteer fire crew are discussed. Upgrades include Burns and Porter sidewalks, Martin drive slagging, and Barton road Lorain intersection fixes. Two carloads of cinders to aid road work precede summer park concessions and adjournment after payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleharty Road
Loratnz Road
General Assembly
Dover
Burns and Porter
Martin Drive
Barton Road
Lorain
Thorpe
Cleveland
Avon Society Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
The Ladies of the Royal Circle of the M. E. church hosted their husbands at the Pickering home. Junior-Senior high classes held a party at the Kinzel residence. Miss Katherine Dechant visits Cleveland with her mother Mrs P J Dambach. Lewis Bennett and Eugene Hubbard attended a father and son banquet at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Royal Circle
M. E. Church
Robert Pickering
Jos. Kinzel
Katherine Dechant
Cleveland
P. J. Dambach
Lewis Bennett
Eugene Hubbard
Methodist Church
Elvira Visits and Local Calls Across Ohio
Elvira attended a gathering last Friday evening. Misses Mary Grace and Irene Gough visited the Banks Patterson home in Cleveland Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Terveen spent Sunday in Bellevue with their parents. Ed Webb and George Jenkins hosted calls at the W A Slauter home in Lerain Sunday afternoon. Harris Gilbert and daughter Doris were in Van Wert Saturday and Sunday. Ira C Gough dined with Ralph Cheney in Elyria last Saturday. Pat Johnson and two sons and May Cole of Royalton visited Susan Jameson Friday. Cole stayed indefinitely. Lewis Bennett joined a Cleveland visit Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira
Mary, Grace
Irene Gough
Banks Patterson
Cleveland
John Terveen
Bellevue
Ed Webb
George Jenkins
W. A. Slauter
Lerain
Harris Gilbert
Doris
van Wert
Ohio
Ira C. Gough
Ralph Cheney
Elyria
Pat Johnson
May Cole
Royalton
Susan Jameson
Cole
Lewis Bennett
Bootlegger Harry Mastens Defends Liquor Quality
Mount Clemens Michigan police report Harry Mastens saying the bootlegging business is failing yet he defends the liquor at his blind pig. He boasts drinking two quarts daily and claims his own use proves safety, noting he was intoxicated at both arrests without signs of poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Mich
Harry Mastens
Mastens
Netherlands builds new radio receiving station
To handle rising radio traffic the Government of the Netherlands has constructed a large receiving station to replace the one at Meyendel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government of
The
Netherlands
Meyendel
New York Man Claimed World Record for Blood Donations
Thomas Kane of 345 Fast Fifty-sixth street claims a world record by giving blood for the 99th time in 16 years to save another. He says his nearest competitor is a Frenchman in Paris who has donated 77 times. Kane, 43, father of three, has many blood “relations” among about forty socially prominent New Yorkers who have called on his donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Kane
Fast Fifty-sixth Street
Ion Frenchman
Paris
Kane
New York City
Nature's Snowballs Fall Against Wyoming Train
In Billings Montana W. Griffing a Burlington mail clerk reported a nature driven snowball storm near Frannie Wyoming. Heavy wet snow followed by high winds produced balls from baseball to football size rolling and flying across the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
W. Griffing
Burlington
Fannie
Wyre
Griffing
German American College planned in Hamburg by merchants
A Hamburg group of merchants and educators led by Dr. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy aims to establish a German American college to improve cultural and educational ties between Germany and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
United States
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
University of
Hamburg America Line Cuts Berlin to U S Ocean Fares
Reduced fares for ocean passengers traveling from Berlin to the United States to attend meetings or conventions of well known organizations or of recognized importance have just been put into effect by the Hamburg American line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Fouryearold prodigy Edna Guise plays 25 pieces
Mina Al though she is only four years old, Edna Guise, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Guise, of this city, has a repertoire of 25 piano pieces. Germany will limit foreign motion pictures shown in that country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Mina
Edna
Joseph Guise
Germany
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Council OF North Olmsted
Second St
Elks Club
T. J. Hutchings
Goodyear
Marsh & Son
Wes Ave
Charis
2Nd St
Jane M. Hall
Dist
Bradfield Baculator Co
Bas37
Atlanta
AGY
Walton Ice
Winckles St. Tripure
Wyoming
German-American College
Broadway
Dr. Edwards
Ady
Sibley & Sprague
Diana
Harry S. Burr
Longines
Conrad-Baisch-Kroehle Furniture Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Broad Street
Acme
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper CO
Elyria, Ohio
Hoy
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