Bright Spots In Business World Across the Nation
Headlines survey mixed factory gains and job news across cities. Iron Age reports auto orders lifting steel output to twenty percent above last week while Cleveland Fed records payroll and retail gains in the fourth district. In Schenectady about 2600 workers tied to General Electric Air Conditioning. Ball River Coal plans 1000 hires in December. Bradstreets notes weekly business failures drop to 462. Allis Cement reopens, rehiring nearly half its 1200 workers. Air passenger totals rise to 36122 in September from 26929. Cleveland Cliffs rehires 1200 at Ishpeming mines. Aetna Standard Engineering reports record October business.
Oberlin Grange Plans Second Card Party
Oberlin residents will hold a second range card party on South Main street hall Saturday evening November 6. Prizes and refreshments are organized by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sandrock and Mrs. Chris Justin. The opening event drew ten tables. high score prizes went to Mrs. Ralph Hahn and Carl Sechinitz.
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Oberlin
South Main Street
Henry Sandrock
Chris Justin
Pedro
Ralph Hahn
Carl Sechinitz
Ilenry Sandrock
Earl Peabody
Lorain County sale of real estate in three parcels
In pursuance of order of sale a Lorain County court directs public auction of three parcels of land. The sale at the court house in Lorain County will occur on a Saturday in March 1973 at 10 o’clock a.m. The parcels include sections in Russia and Elyria townships with combined appraisal of seven thousand five hundred dollars. Cash terms. no sale below two-thirds of appraisal. Sheriff Clarence F. Adams and Attorney T. A. Conway listed.
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Fedo
Guart i
Leerain
Chile
Wu Oider
Lorain Wounly
Moreourter
Saari
Ohan
Bytyie
He Marth
Numir Miehty
Elyria
Ked and Barthesterty
Resi
Lopate
Stite
Belig
Trussia
Henry J
Rosena Mannshyony
Asonath Hughes
Russia
Lorain
Ohis
Clarence FE
Adams
Sherif Lorain County
Ohio
T. A. Conway
Couples Bridge Club social highlights include Halloween treats
The Couples Bridge Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Schramm's home for a pleasant Saturday evening. High scorers were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kreuger. Future plans note a meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Rene Stang of Edison Highway in two weeks.
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Harlan Schramm
Frank Kreuger
Rene Stang
Edison Highway
George Hahn
John Ludwig
Amerst
Cleveland
Henry Feussner
West 14Th Street
Cecil Grills
Chalmer Davidson
Joe Varsa
Ralph
LeRoy Schramm
Raymond Grills
Oberlin High
Edward Henson
Elyria
Charles
Harry Gibson
Edward Schramm
Henry
Oberlin High School
Thurs Yd
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Arthur Wangerein
Doris
Henry Wangerein
Walter Ludwig
Lieyd
Stansley Wangerem
Brownheim
Ralph W Page
Griswold Road
Oscar Gil
Berlin Seeks System for Street Names
City government aims to standardize street names with 30 streets slated as Bismarck and 26 others named Wilhelmstraße amid reform efforts.
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Berlin
Bismarck
Wilhelmstragse
Manhattan Roads of South and West Shape a City Tale
New York writer recalls two vivid streets South and West in lower Manhattan. He paints harbor life with seamen, dockside hustle, and Nightwatch on Wall Street, then muses on neighborhoods, parks, and future harbor towers. He riffs on street names, residential shifts, and his failed novel dreams.
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New York
My Nation
Turver’s
Hudson's
Jack London
Atlaie
Fallon
Manhattan Island
Wall Street
Battery Park
Henry
Doherty
Eyrie
Saltton
Beekman
Amherst events feature teacher training and milk fund activity
The Community Teacher Training School holds its third session at First Evangelical church with a 7:30 devotional led by Rev. Jonsen, followed by class lessons. The milk fund committee reports October milk distribution aiding 80 children daily and reassigning milk to underweight children. 18 needy families supported. A Halloween party by Hickory Tree Grange at Grange Hall includes a country fair, games, music, and a luncheon for about 86, with proceeds aiding the needy.
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Amherst
First Evangelical Church
Ray GC. Jonsen
Methodist Church
Milk Fund
Milk Fund Committee
E. Foster
Cleveland Avenue
Eighsteen
Norwood Hearn
J. A. Wesbecher
Charles Kendeign
Conrad Zlich
Foster
Hallowe’en
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange
Amherat
August Merthe
Doris
Apple
Raymond
Amherst Democratic Women Plan Rally At Town Hall
A large turnout attended a meeting of the Amherst Democratic Women's Club with booth workers at the Town Hall. M B Schaeffer presided and outlined election issues, as candidates including Leo Virant Norman Donahue and Mrs Louis Lieb spoke along with Matthew Lawless and A G Menz urging support for J J Smythe. A rally is set for Saturday at 7 30 PM in the Town Hall auditorium with a state speaker to be announced and a musical program planned. An invitation urged attendance at related rallies in Lorain and Elyria.
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Amherst
Democratic Women's Club
Booth
Town Hall
M. B. Schaeffer
Leo Virant
Norman Donahue
Louis Lieb
Matthew Lawless
A. G. Menz
J. J. Smythe
Lorain
Elyria
Ship Masters' Auxiliary Meeting At The Anchorage
Capt and Mrs L Stough hosted members of Ship Masters' Auxiliary No 1 Cleveland at The Anchorage Tuesday as officers and members gathered for a social and organizational meeting.
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L. Stough
Ship Masters’ Auxiliary No. 1
Cleveland
Pre War Lady Faces Hatchery of War Time Drama
Emilia, Kay, and Dick converge at Emilia Vale's Pelham garden as Kay schemes a party while Manny frets over boundary lines and Emilia endures romance and vanity. Dick pushes to rekindle old feelings, triggering Emilia's weary resistance and a tense standoff.
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Manny
Emilia
Kay
California
Pelham
Seppina
New York
Giuseppina
Stoddard
Eay
Dro
Pettie
Robin
Sepping
Tureen dinner and officer installation for auxiliary
A noon tureen dinner served to 18 members preceded an afternoon business session installing officers led by Mrs. W G Campbell with Mrs. L Stough as installing officer. Campbell received a silver loving cup and Stough a bathrobe as gifts. Captain Robert Thompson and Wayne Cowley joined.
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W.G. Campbell
Auxiliary
L. Stough
Community Chest Committee Meeting Announcement
The regular Community Chest committee meeting will be held at seven o'clock Thursday evening at the home of chairman August Nabakowaki on East Street.
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Community Chest Committee
August Nabakowaki
Entertaining Guests at Henry Stark Home
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stark hosted guests at their Henry street home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. James Davis of Birmingham Alabama and Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Parsons of Sandusky.
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Henry Stark
Henry Street
James Davis
Birmingham
Alabama
B. E. Parsons
Sandusky
Philathea Bible Class to Meet at St Peter's Church
The November meeting of the Philathea Bible Class of St Peter's Evangelical church will be held in the church parlors Thursday evening with Mrs Ed Bahl Mrs Otis Bahl Mrs C Baker Mrs E V Baker and Miss Elizabeth Aschenbach as hostesses A social hour will follow the business session.
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Philathea
Philathea Bible
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Ed. Bahl
Otis Bahl
C. &. Baker
E. V. Baker
Elizabeth Aschenbach
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Christena Wright
Cleveland
Thistle Lodge
Lorain
Ladies' Aid and Missionary Society Meet at First Evangelical
Ladies' Aid and Missionary Society of the First Evangelical Church will hold a session in church parlors on Thursday. The executive board will serve dinner at 11:39 and the public is invited. Business sessions follow the meal with officer elections and tank-offering boxes opening as features of the missionary society meeting.
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Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies
First Evangelical Church
the Missionary Society
The
Missionary Society
Hallowe'en Party At Crete Home Entertains Eight
Crete Young hosted a Hallowe'en party on Church Street with eight guests. Games and prizes added fun with Elsie Kovach and Florence Brennen winning prizes and Mary Louise Renner earning the most comical costume award. Dainty refreshments followed.
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Hallowe'en
Crete Young
Clayton Young
Church Street
Elsie Kovach
Florence Brennen
Mary Louise Renner
Hostess Hosts Bridgette Club Evening
Miss Helen Heck of Milan Avenue graciously hosted Bridgette Club members at her home Tuesday evening. Miss Alicea Becker won the high score bridge trophy, with Rose Grobe taking the consolation prize. After the games, refreshments were served to Geraldine Giblin Lorain Alice Becker Albert Fritz Ruth Mischke Rose Grobs Geneva Shinskey Maria Wilhelm and the hostess.
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Helen Heck
Milan Avenue
Bridgette
Alicea Becker
Rose Grobe
Geraldine Giblin
Lorain
Alice Becker
Algegert Fritz
Ruth Mischke
Rose Grobs
Geneva Shinskey
Maria Wilhelm
Village Council Discusses Rates and Playground Plan
The village council met in regular session Tuesday evening to consider lowering water rates and improving electric light, plus a public playground. Mayor Stiwald was authorized to appoint a committee to identify any property suitable for a playground as reports were read and the meeting adjourned.
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Stiwald
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Women's Union of St. John's Evaneglical Church
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