Dover Village Council Advances Improvements Funding
Dover village council moves forward with three improvement projects funded by notes awarded to The First National Bank of Rocky River. The solicitor was instructed to pursue appropriation against Hanover Realty Co. for the town hall site, a three acre parcel once shared with the Odd Fellows Lodge and Westwood Inn. Slak screenings will be bought from gasoline tax funds for three streets. A July law change will allow municipalities greater use of gasoline tax for local roads. The council also approved a payment of seventy five dollars daily to the county board.
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Dover
Gilbert Morgan
First National Bank of
Rocky River
Penitentiaes
Hanover Realty Co
Westwood Inn
Odd Fellows Lodge
Odd Fellows
County Daily Board
Window Washing at Langberg and Brown
Window washing service at 201 Elyris Block by Langberg and Brown. Contact phone number 2600 for schedule and estimates.
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Langberg and Brown
Elyris Block
MUGGS McGINNIS PEE TET cents for the care
The village urges bonds to fund the Evergreen cemetery expansion on Center Ridge road, to be advertised immediately. The project would elevate the cemetery in the West Shore district, with state and village funds sharing costs. Road paving on Center Ridge may start soon if county cooperation matches state support. delay if not.
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Evergrean
Center Ridge Road
West Shore
Center Ridge
Chronicle
Elyala
Vincent School Graduation Set for May 23
A Vincent community party will be held at the Vincent school on Thursday May 23 with diplomas awarded to 23 pupils completing 6th grade under principal Mr Sinclair. Four graduates, Neva Goodsite Stella Hladik Rose Horvath and Charles Kale, are honored students.
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Anna Maljuerzic
Harry Lemrick
Charles Kalo
Inez Joiner
Rose Horvath
William M Heyslinger
Paul Heysinger
Lester Hambly
Stella Hladik
Neva Goodsite
Phillip Cucu
Peter Balint
Charles Kale
Vincent
Nervous Disorder and Indigestion Discussed by Dr Peters
A 29 year old woman suffers four years of indigestion and bloating tied to nerves. Dr Peters links long restricted diets and prolonged stress to potential organic disturbance and suggests seeing a stomach specialist or psychiatrist. The column notes about syphilis, patent remedies, and requests for article submissions. It also previews upcoming General Assembly items and a moderator election.
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Lulu Hunt Peters
M. D
Muuch
Pharmacopeia
Peters
Andy
Dr Peters
Bran
East Carlisle School Event and Local Gatherings
The entertainment at East Carlisle school Friday night included attendees from the community. William Caley is staying with Walter Boyd for an undetermined period. Aaron Richards returned to school after illness. Donna Schiverstien plans a new playhouse. Mrs Harvey Lewis hosted a dinner for Markley school teachers and the outgoing P T A officers, joined by Mrs J Cook and Mrs J G Morris. Guests included Mrs Comstock, Mr Haskins, Miss Van Wagnen, Miss Herchler, Miss BH Tilden, Mr and Mrs R Cobb, and Mrs Prindle.
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Tainment
East Carlisle
William Caley
Walter Boyd
Aaron Richards
Donna Schiverstien
Harvey Lewis
J. Cook
J. G. Morris
Markley School
Mrs
Librarian to Live In Massachusetts Jails to Study Prison Reading
Myron W. Fuller assistant librarian of the Haverhill Public Library will spend one year in state jails to study inmates literary tastes and report findings to Miss E Kathleen Jones. A $3000 grant funds expenses with support from the Bureau of Social Hygiene Inc New York backed by John D Rockefeller Jr. Fuller will tour all penal institutions, staying up to a month in major cities, to learn how to select books for the var ied library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Commonwealth
Myron W. Fuller
E. Kathleen Jones
Public Libraries
Department of Education
Fuller
Bureau of Social Hygiene, Inc
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Women Seek Church Jobs Presbyterian Group To Meet In St. Paul
One hundred representative women of the Presbyterian church of the United States will gather in St Paul for a pre General Assembly meeting to discuss women's place in the modern church. They will report results to the General Assembly between May 23 and 30. The assembly may submit the question to 300 presbyteries for a vote and, if favorable, women may be permitted to hold high offices with men. Five nationally known leaders are expected to take part, including Mrs. Robert E.
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W. M. McKelvy
Pittsburgh
Charles W. Kerr
Tulsa
Robert P. Bates
Chicago
General Assembly
Presbyterian Churches
Methodist Church
Princeton Seminary
Hugh Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Los Angeles
Presbyterian
St. Paul
Presbyterian Church of the
Convention to Honor Lincoln Brings DAR and SAR
In Springfield Michigan plans are complete for the 11th congress of the Sons of the American Revolution to be held in May 1923 with about 500 delegates. A luncheon for DAR and SAR ladies is scheduled for May 20. Philadelphia reports 21,000 horses on streets and 2,000 on bridle paths. A Namaqualand diamond digger reportedly found 479 diamonds in one day, a world record.
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Lincoln Springsfeld
Plana
Congress of the Sons of the American Revolution
City
United States
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. Aa.r
Philadelphia
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Duco
Murphy Bros
Broad Street
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Wemnesday P. HM
Mra
Lolu Hunt Peters, M.D
Constip Vn
Nsup
Elsria Drogalsty
Elyria Eagles
Elyria Fair Grounds
Okagis
Liberty Street
Marcelling
Martha Beavor
White Operars
Phil’s
West Ith Street
Kalamazoo
P. B. Drown
Kalamazoo Stove Company
West Ave
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