Notice to Bidders for Oberlin Municipal Light Plant
Bids for sections of a Municipal Electric Light Plant and System in Oberlin Ohio are invited by the Village. Proposals must be delivered to the Village Clerk by noon Eastern Standard Time on Sunday, June 21 1965. Specifications include heavy electrical and construction work with separate bids for each section. Plans and bid forms are available from the Village Manager or R Hasselman in Cleveland.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Prnch
New York
Ottich
Bulding
Seeten
Mobadenan
Pipe Foundations
Pets
Nenes
Wella
Eie
Yellos
Uedar Burt
Agdinas
Eherle
de Coerlian
F. Oo
RO Hasselman
Hippodrome
Cleveland
R. Hasselman
Beulah M Feakins
Amherst delivery service or any service complaint
Amherst residents are advised to contact Central Book Store at Church Street for delivery service issues or other service complaints. Telephone number 5524 is provided for customer assistance and resolution inquiries.
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Central Book Store Church
Final RTA meeting elects officers at Belden school
At the Belden May 25 meeting of the R T A officers were elected: president Mrs Rose Grabenstetler, vice president Mrs Faber Mandeville, secretary Lewis Klinect, treasurer Miss Ruth Gindlesberger. A bake sale followed with refreshments and Miss Paddock distributed blue ribbons.
Sophomore Junior Party Hosts Wiener Roast
The Sophomore class entertained the juniors with a Wiener and marshmallow roast at Esther Law's home on Tuesday evening. Miss Ruth Gindlesberger and Miss Georgia Te Grotenhuis chaperoned. Games were played and all reported a fine time.
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Esther Law
Ruth Gindlesberger
Georgia Te Grotenhuis
W. E. A. Convention Held at Wellington
Mrs J B Avery Mrs H A Monger and Mrs Lucy Roemer attended the 50th annual Lorain county W E A convention at the Congregational church in Wellington The day featured welcome by Mrs Bert Curtice responses by Mrs H A Monger Akron W B A Glee Club selections talks by state and local officers and the election of officers with Mrs Jessie Burford chosen president About 100 attendees from Amherst Lorain Elyria Wellington Cleveland and Akron attended The 1934 convention will be held in Lorain.
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Amherst, O
J. B. Avery
H. A. Monger
Lucy Roemer
Lorain County
Congregational Church
Wellington
Bert Curtice
Amherst
Snyder
Akron
W. B. A. Glee Club
Nellie Keppert
Sawyer
Cleveland
Baron
Akron W. B. A. Health Center
Elyria
Jessie Burford
Lorain
Elytia
Eagle Auxiliary Meeting and Speaker at Fremont
The Eagle Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting at the Fr. O. E. hall this evening with Rev. C. L. Allen of Fremont as speaker. Installation of officers is planned for the first meeting in June.
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C. L. Allen
Fremont
Odd Fellows Meet Regular Session Tonight
The Odd Fellows will hold their regular session at the I. O. O. F. hall this evening.
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ODD Fellows
I. QO. O
German Ascension Day service at St Paul Lutheran
A special German service for Ascension Day will be held at St Paul Lutheran Church at 7 30 this evening led by Pastor Rev Henry Abram.
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St. Paul Lutheran Whareh
Henry Abram
Methodist Ladies Meet At Church Parlors
Mrs P A Becker and Mrs R C Jensen hosted the Mite society at the Methodist church parlors on Wednesday. Plans were made to serve a supplier to the public. Thursday evening June 13 Mrs Ernest Korenhofer was appointed assistant secretary. Luncheon closed the afternoon, hosted by the hostesses, for 20 people including guest Mrs Martha Kopenhafer.
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P. A. Becker
R. C. Jensen
Mite Society
Methodist Church
Ernest Korenhofer
Martha Kopenhafer
Wellington Visitors and Local Callers Note
Richard Monger visited Wellington on Wednesday morning. Mrs William Coburn and her son Burton called in Lorain Wednesday. J Mason from Pittsburgh stayed with Mrs Mary Doyle of Elyria Avenue. J B Avery was a Wellington caller Wednesday afternoon. Ben Michael recently visited Mar.
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Richard Monger
William Coburn
Burton
J. Mason
Pittsburgh
Mary Doyle
Ely Tia Avenue
J. B. Avery
Wellington
Ben Michael
High School Dance Honors Winning Team At Rec ord
A large crowd attended the Wednesday dance after school in honor of the team that won the Rec ord contest led by Myrtle Franklin. Admission was free for the team. others paid a small fee. Music by the high school orchestra. A grand award was featured. Ladies received pops and Miss Kathryn Murray, the advisor, was given a corsage.
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Myrtle Franklin
Kathryn Murray
Charming St Joseph circle meeting at Mrs Finnegan home
Mrs Hugh Finnegan hosted Circle Number Two of St Ann's society at St Joseph church. Mrs A G Menz led the business meeting then the group sewed for the hospital. Several games of five hundred awarded to Mrs S E Chuba. Luncheon served. two weeks hence Mrs J O'Neill will entertain.
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Hugh Finnegan
Milan Avenue
St. Ann’s
Insurance Men at Amherst Meeting at St Pauls Lutheran
Lorain County Insurance Association held its monthly gathering at St Pauls Lutheran church Amherst. About 21 members were served dinner by church ladies. Attendees came from Amherst Lorain Elyria Obertin and Wellington. Officials reported on the Springfield state convention.
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Amherst
Lorain County Insurance Association
Card Party by St. Joseph Church Group Three
Group Number Three of the Holy Name Society at St. Joseph Catholic church sponsors a public card party at the school this evening. Bridge five hundred Pedro and sixty-six will be played with prizes awarded in each game.
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Holy Name Society of St. Joseph Catholic Church
Pedro
Sikty-Gia
Litchfield Briefs Note Local Visits And School Reminder
Urial Crow and Joe Schindler spent Sunday and Monday in Toledo at the Ed Herrick home. Several Eastern Star members attended inspection at La Grange Saturday night. Miss Mildred Jandfried spent two weeks in North Olmsted with her grandmother. C. A. Romp and family visited his brother in Elyria Saturday. School children return June 2 for books and report cards. unpaid books will be held by the school board. Geraldine Kelloger visited relatives in Grafton last week. Mrs. Ella Turner suffered a stroke and was in critical condition Tuesday. nurse Miss Fkneiper of Chatham helps. Mrs. Doris Folger, Mrs. Ada Whitte, Victor Haines and Chellie Baish fished along the Vermilion river Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heintz of Akron visited A. B. Canfield and H. L. Halladay Sunday. Mrs. George Damon spent a week in Cleveland with her son Stanley and family. Mrs. Harry Byers was ill with lumbago this week. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Case and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Homan and daughter visited relatives in Green Springs Sunday. Mrs. Francis Craig of Toledo and Mrs. Hattie Snyder of Green Springs accompanied them home to Case residence. Mrs. Snyder will stay several weeks, Mrs. Craig returns next week.
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Geraldine Kelloger
Grafton
Ella Turner
Fkneiper
Chatham
Doris Folger
Ada Whitte
Victor Haines
Chellie Baish
Green Springs
Francis Craig
Toledo
Hattie Snyyder
Snyder
Craig
Rebekahs Meet at IL O O F Hall Friday Evening
The regular meeting of the Rebekahs will be held at the IL O O F hall on Friday evening.
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Rebekahs
IL. O. O. F. Hall
Chest To Meet
The community chest committee will hold its regular meeting at South Amherst this evening.
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Community Chest Committee
South Amherst
Mother-Daughter Banquet at First Evangelical Church
The annual Mother-Daughter Banquet of the First Evangelical Church hosted by the toed Fellowship class starts at 4 30 in the church parlors tonight. A fine program was arranged and served late. Mr and Mrs Clayton Sooy called on Mr and Mrs George Grabenstetter Monday evening.
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Lanquet
First Evangelical Church
Toed Fellowship
Clayton Sooy
George Grabenstetter
Leo Nilses
Joan
Abbie Nilses
Joseph Grabenstetter
Phillip Armbruster
Wilbur
Rev
Huge
Valley City
Henry Droege
Baccalaureate Service for Belden Seniors
The Belden high seniors held a baccalaureate service in the school auditorium on Sunday evening. The program included processional Send Out Thy Light, High School Chorus, Rev Haines sermon Battling the Giants, songs How Firm a Foundation and Come Thou Almighty King, violin solo Souvenir by Fred Reisinger, vocal Wy Task by Mrs M J Berisill, Scripture reading, benediction, and greetings for graduates Esther Gest Mardell Baum Ethel Nichols Neva Goodman Myrna Rising Mary Dambaugh Herman Gest Walter Sandrock Clayton Mole Leon Rising Frank Wise Floyd Lang.
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Belden Fish School
Rev. Haines
Fred Reisinger
M. J. Berisill
Benediction
Esther Gest
Mardell Baum
Ethel Nichols
Neva Goodman
Myrna Rising
Mary Dambaugh
Herman Gest
Walter Sandrock
Clayton Mole
Leon Rising
Frank Wise
Floyd Lang
Local residents share visits and moves across towns
Mr and Mrs H L Landfrite visited his mother in North Olmsted Sunda morning. Donald Musser visits Valley City at his aunt Mrs Kenny Steck. William Oberholtzer and others from Akron called on Mrs Nelson Gross Friday. Frank Turner spent Saturday with Will Turner in La Grange. Mr and Mrs Smith and Hemmer family from Sandusky joined in at Charles Kiberle home Sunday. H N Rising adds a bedroom on the lower floor. Mrs Clara Brown spent weekend at Wil Breehemue in Cleveland. Mrs Hr L Pfeiffer and Mrs Ed Werner plan six o clock dinner at Fairview Park Nurses home then graduations for Miss Luella Pfeiffer. Curtiss swindle of Cleveland among visitors at H L Rising home Sunday. Fred Vlance family to move to Medina Saturday. Miss Virginia Radio weekend at home after fraternity dance and banquet at Elvira Country club. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon for few weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Richard Leach of Penfield, burial at Litchfield cemetery. Rev Schott officiated. Ladies Aid Society Baptist church to meet at Mrs F F Bounds Thursday. Stanley Biggs storing family goods at Whrugel farm. family to move to S J Wilson home due to Mrs Biggs illness. Mr and Mrs C F Musser and son attended Threshermen picnic at Marion Tuesday. Miss Bernita Radio weekend with Mr and Mrs George Jackson in Oberlin.
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H. L. Landfrite
North Olmsted Sunda
Donald Musser
Valley City
Kenny Steck
William Oberholtzer
Sirhanno
Akron
Nelson Gross
Frank Turner
Suburda
Will Turner
la Grange
Smith
Luella Pfeiffer
Curtiss Swindle
Cleveland
H. L Rising
Fred Vlance
Medina
Virginia Radio
Elvrra Country Club
Richard Leach
Penfield
Litchfield
Schott
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
F. F. Bounds
Stanley Biggs
Marion
Bernita Radio
George Jackson
Oberlin
Waste Exhibition in Paris Promotes Saving Mindset
Crowds attended the Waste Exhibition in Paris organized by France's metal manufacturers. At the entrance posters urged guests to compare consciences of saving at home versus wasting in factories. Hall displays showed vast waste, including a counter of valuable items salvaged from a single office week and another counter illustrating savable items from workshops.
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Paris
France
Civilized Habits Debate Sows Trousers Voting Tale
In an 1849s territorial bill a civilized tribe gained voting rights. Congress questioned what constituted civilized habits and, when trousers were cited, a single pair served 35 Indians at an election.
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Congress
Puzzle Crossword Clue Extravaganza From North America
A fragmented page presents a dense list of clues covering numbers and terms from capital cities to pronouns and measurements. The garbled end notes appear as a puzzling signoff with mixed letter sequences and possible cipher hints.
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the Bridge
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Ledyard
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Los
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Crooks Coal Co
Chreonicle- Telegram
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Oberlin Rd
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Boston Ave
Bretter CO
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Lesnick Bros
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Telegraph Rd
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Fscoulou
Lehman & Johnson
Redington Elk
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Billings Realty Co
A. Smith & Bro
Eastern Heights
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J. H. Bell
Peeple Wilmot
FORD
J. R. Dall
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Henry Pfeiffer
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Meta Weidner
Vida Weidner
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William Mussen
Ridge Road
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June
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Belden
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Amherst Briefs
the Republic of the United States
North
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Wheelwright
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Howepa
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