Allen and Sow at Va Snaps Poultry and Motor Coach Timetable
The notice outlines June 4 effective changes for Allen and Sow at Va, Elyria area coach services, and lists schedules for Elyria Me Pou to Medina and return. It notes a Sun cancellation for the Elyria to Medina trip, with fares of 2.05 and 2.00 round trip and details on times, terminals, and garage addresses in Akron and Elyria.
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Iff
Ikon
Mevina
Elyhha
Selelice Keo
Studebaker Coorhe
Sidence Paoue
Fortage
Garage Phoor
Malin
Bert Gaorard
Marrs
Avenec
Akron
Oki
Buend
L. Termisal
Alcon
Medina
Us East Boond
Elyria
la Grange
ML Arts Pal Reveine Elsal
Ohio Public Utilities approves telephone rate increase plan
A notice from the Ohio Public Utilities Commission outlines a proposed telephone rate hike. Details specify an increase per month per site and timelines for implementation. additional text references real estate and legal actions unrelated to the rate case.
Local Bulletin Roster Shows Sparse Readable Items
Fragmentary OCR reads shows names and dates with sheriff and county hints. Confusing lines reference Mathews and a June timeframe with sparse legible items.
Amherst Birthday Parties Mark Milestones in South Amherst
Mr and Mrs A C Werner hosted a surprise party for Mrs John McGuire’s 82nd birthday and Gerald Kendleigh’s 6th birthday with music and socializing. Elizabeth Gitson received a farewell gift before departing for California, with songs and conversation noted.
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Amherst
A. C. Werner
John McGuire
Gerald Kendleigh
Amherst to Honor Soldier Dead with Memorial Day Services
Amherst prepares for Memorial Day with grave markers for 120 veterans from all wars and decorations by the Amherst volunteer firemen. Civil War veterans are down to two survivors W H Blovelt and Captain L Stouzh. Parades form at 3 am with the City band and various corps, wreaths placed at Crownhill and Cleveland Avenue cemeteries, Caroline Kathe to read Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, and Rev James Eischen to give the day address.
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Amherst
Amherst Volunteer Firemen
Cemeterie
Wooster
Norwalk
Wamnur
Relief Corps
World War Rero
Amherst Volunteer
Crownhill Cemetery
Main Street
Cleveland Street Cemetery
Caroline Kathe
Lincoln
Cemete
James Eischen
Tousie
School awards honor wartime student effort and cheer
The article lists students receiving athletic letters, track honors, and scholastic prizes from Miss Steele and coaches Baylor Hearn and Kunkle. It notes baccalaureate plans for 1926 Amber High and Memorial Day chapel activities, with awards to Eleanor Tolhurst Helen Eastman and others and reminders of community events and visits.
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Miss Steele
Mr. Baylor
Manasers
Nesai Ludwig
Wall
Hansen
Martin Henes
Alden Henes
Bert Miller
Raywood Nickel
Frederick Denler
Robert Hecker
William Purcell
Philip Jaeger
Milton
Doyle Hutton
Wesley Kreeger
Clar‘on Hoffser
Malcolm Miller
Martin Heses
Earl Schaeffer
Robert Strobmewr
Doxyle Hetton
Hert Miller
Raymond Nickel
T Doyle Hutton
Mr. Kvarn
Frederick Denner
Robert Becker
Desols Reynolds
William Guiid
Steve Sparrow
Allen Lange
Elmer Sharp
Carl Wolski
Albert Toth
Baylor
Hearn
Wlliam Hansen
Miss Bell
Helen Eastman
Evelyn Tisdale
Nadine McCor
Erna Lau
Mildred Turner
Irma Bortner
Grace Schacter
Caroline Roth
Powers
Fettere
Kugkile
Eleanor To
Nmamnely
Ruth Yentzer
Lucius Long
Audrey Schmauch
Mahel Mertz
Frederick Evans
Irmi Bortner
Robert Strohmeier
Loving Cup
Helt
Oberlin
Pawerse
Miss
Memorial Day gatherings and services in Amherst Ohio
Mrs Carl Sommers and party from Cleveland drove to Columbus then returned with Oliver Kolbe Calvin Sommers and G Glick to Middle Ridge to spend Memorial Day. Memorial services at South Amherst Sunday at 9 am led by American Legion Post 497 with Elyria Drant Corps 48 members furnishing music. E G Martin Huron County prosecutor will speak. All veterans urged to attend.
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Carl Sommers
Cleveland
Columbus
Oliver Kolbe
Calvin Sommers
G Glick
Ohio State University
Kolba
Middle Ridge
South Ampherst
South Amherst
Announcement of New Record Staff At Chapel
Miss Murray announces the 1927 Record staff with editor Mildred Zilch assistant Dorothy Westbecher and business manager William Purcell. Other roles include serial editor Ia Morl joke editor Hubert Hubbard alumni Helen Ruth features Adam Cab Jen Molly Ludwik and others.
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Ray Grugel
Walter Relonhard
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
South Amherst
Legion Rooms
Brownhelm School Held in Brownhelm Church
Brownhelm school gathering drew about 136 attendees from surrounding cities. The event featured class colors crimson and gray for the graduating class of 1927 and a ladies’ church supper. Independent society notes follow with Missionary Society at Mrs Ruby Guild’s home, May Day dedication, and anticipated Union Memorial services at St Peters Evangelical church.
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Amber Hi
Eastman
Tabbert
First Evangelical Church
Ernst
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Their
Peasley
George Teasley
Vermilion
Freed Farm
Brownhelm Evangelcal Church
C. Holzworth
Evangelical Church of
Amherst High School
Paul Watonak
Steve Rick
Brownhelm
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Missionaiy Society
The
Missionary Society
Ruby Guild
Jackson Street
Eva Hearn
Hrmo
Jesus
Ada Hall
Norwalk
L O O F Ball Discusses Business and Officers
The session at the L O O F ball reviewed the routine of business. A report on the recent attendance contest was given, showing the side led by Mrs Woods as captain won, and the losing side led by Mrs Reuben Hollingworth Jr will host a winding up banquet soon. Nomination of officers occurred with elections planned for the last meeting in June.
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L O.O. F
Woods
Reuben Hollingworth, Jr
Bacquet
Trap Shoot Underway by The Ambers at Harrison Street
The Outdoors Life Association holds a trap shoot at Harrison Street Athletic Field on Memorial Day at 1 20 p m. All interested may join and especially the ladies are welcome. Light shells secured for female participants.
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Outdoor Life Association
Harrison Street
Junior team victory in close school baseball finale
The Junior boys edged the Senior boys 73 12 after a tight game to claim the championship. The Junior girls also beat the Sophomore girls 13 6 after school. Local notes include Mrs. Clayton Young hosting 24 relatives, and several Elyria residents visiting or ill.
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