Auction notice for Lorain County land Carlisle township
Day of November 1927 at 10 oclock AJ AL the following described real estate in Lorain county Ohio Carlisle township Lots 30 and 40 in Fuller and T L Nelsons subdivision of section four surveyed by Joseph Swift Jr recorded in Lorain county records deeded to Dave Lipscomb February thirteenth 1920 recorded Vol 163 page 429 and subject to highways Lots 36 and 40 face Fuller road north side between Oak street and Linwood street Lot 40 improved with dwelling Premises appraised at 2500 cash on date of sale cannot be sold for less than two thirds of appraised value Br G Mathews Sheriff of Lorain county Ohio Webber Symons Attorney Oct 13-26-27-Nov 3-10 Petrified lobster claw found in Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio
Carlisle
Fuller
T. L. Nelson
Joseph Swift
Lorain County
Dave Lipscomb
Toraln County
Fuller Road
Ana Lle
Oak Street
Linwood Street
Change in Tariff Filed by Ohio Motor Transport Firm
F E Kirkpatrick a motor transportation company has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio a modification to its tariff. The proposal seeks a joint freight tariff P U No 3 naming class rates between points on the route covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A _MOTOM- TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
F. E. Kirkpatrick
Ohio
P. U. Ro
Alias Sheriff's Sale Notice in Lorain County Ohio
The West Side Lumber and Coal Company sues David Lipscomb et al in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas. Pursuant to an alias order of sale, the sheriff will expose real estate at public auction at the north door of the Elyria courthouse on Saturday the 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Lumber and Coal Company
David Lipscomb
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Elyria
Friday's Five Best Radio Features
Copyright 1927 United Press lists scheduled radio features and station hook ups. WEAF City Service Concert at 9:00 EST, WOR 9:40 EST, Dodge Brothers Hour on WZ Springfield, Suffisik Symphony at 10:05 EST from WHAM Rochester with WGY and WMAK also airing. Eastman Theatre Tour at WLS Chicago at 7:30 EST, Chicago Little Symphony at 9:00 EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WEAF
E.S.T
Dodge Brothers Hour
Springfield
Suffisik Symphony
WHAM
Rochester
WGY
WMAK
Eastman Theatre
WLS
Chicago
Chicago Little Symphony
Radio Program Cleveland Stations Schedule
A dense listing of radio broadcasts and musical programs across Cleveland area stations. It notes shows by hotel orchestras, choral numbers, Bible program segments, and time signals, with multiple station call letters and network affiliations. The schedule includes names of performers, venues, and times spanning evening to late night, reflecting a bustling mid century radio scene.
Oberlin Passes Electric Light Rate Ordinance and Franchise
Oberlin village council approved on second reading the electric light rate ordinance lowering residential and commercial rates for five years with a plan to revisit after five. A street lighting contract ordinance passed on second reading, and first reading granted Ohio Electric Power Co. a twenty year lighting franchise. A petition to rename Railroad street to Edison street was referred with no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio Electric Power Co
Railroad Street
Edison Street
Radio Station Listings Signal A Busy Day Tonight
A dense OCR style radio timetable lists stations such as ISM WMC WBT WTS Beas WBAP HS Woc WSB WIA and others with times 10:00 m iLongines Peek time 10:00 p m Balkite hour and a Civic opera program in Da Travlat Te WIZ WBZ WBZA KDKA KYW WBAL WHAM WR WOC WHO WGN and a 12:00 p m concert and slumber music passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
School of Powhere Toco
G. B
U Louis Rich and Mats Orchestra
Hotel Winton
International Bible Students Association of Cleveland
Edmund Cody
Sean Smith
Morris
Carl Bugo
Hollenden Hotel
Wurlitzer
Tay Birds
Art Herske
Fred Dempsey
Widoosits
WTAM
Austin Wiite
Golden Pheasant Restaurant Orchestra
Bal
Cleveland Orchestra
Friederick Janssen
Wtam Masqueraders
Hoover Sweeper Co
New Yorke
Howard
National Broadcasting Co
Willard Cavaliers
Music Week
Cleveland Musical Azsociation
Neapolitans
Lee Roth
Jade Room Orchestra
Fenway Hall Hotel
Red Network
Waldorf-Astoria
WEAF
WRC
WCAR
WCSH
WEEI
WIAR
Eveat
Rudoing Gruen
Wki
WSS
WOW
WGR
ESD
We Aa
Hoover Sentinels
WEE
WGY
WAM
WWOAF
WSA
WGN
WCCO
ESN
WDAPF
WHAS
WMC
WSM
WSB
KYOO
WEEL
WET
Wan
Wwe
WDAF
Clicquot Club Eskimos
WTAG
WCAE
Smith Brothers
Parke Central
Witz
ASS Meters
United States Army
Bana
Bonnie Laddies
Xyophone
Shannon
Sam Herman
Frank Bunta
Andy Banella
Maxwell House
WIZ
WBZ
Wb2s
KOKA
KYW
WRAL
WIR
WLY
WHAM
WHO
KVOO
ISM
WBT
WTS
Beas
WBAP
Woc
Wia
iLongines
Peek
Ta IZ
Ay Bza
EKDEA
Ww Bal
WMS
Balkite
Civic Opera In
Travlat Te Wiz
WBZA
KDKA
WBAL
RSD
Weco
Slumber Music
Ober- Min High School Team Travels to Fremont
This coming Saturday Ober- Min high school players travel to Fremont for another important encounter. Fremont's eleven holds a slight edge due to a heavier team and stronger form this season. A party at her home Monday evening shows the locals’ progress. Mrs. Robert Gray visited Larale on Tuesday. Harvey and Wallie Wilford of Lorain were dinner guests of Mia, Katherine Kolbe and sons on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ober- Min
Fremont
Pod
Robert Gray
Harvey and
Wallie Wilford
Lorain
Mia
Katherine Kolbe and Sons
Hallowe en party and neighborly visits at Middle Ridge
Social notices from Middle Ridge detail a Hallowe en party on Shore road with Mr and Mrs Harry Wolf and Mr and Mrs Ned Davis among attendees. Several families from Amherst Lorain Lake Avenue and surrounding areas are listed as visitors and callers at homes including the Cottons, Schmitkens, Eschtruths, Cladwells, Cowles, McIlleans, Parks, Tolhurst, Hall, and Ruth families. A report notes Ward Tolhurst is somewhat improved. Loretta Yunker hosted friends after a Sunday afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
Harry Wolf
Ned Davis
Shore Road
George Walker
Amherst
E. C. Cotton
Edwin
Lake’ Avenue
Elmer Cotton
Henry Kolbe
Thelma
Melvin
Roy Burke
Clough’s Quarry
William Webb
Adelaide
Glover
Brookside Park
Cleveland
William Bechtel
N. W. Bechtel
Charles Bechtel
Brownhelm
Floyd Moulton
North Ridge
Rochester
Harvey Eschtruth
Albert, Witte
Marion
Betty
Fred Ott
Elyria
Walter Grobe
South Ridge
Jay Fitch
Keith
Kenneth Brown
William Spielgelberg
R. H. Hearn
Loretta Yunker
Hallow
Suppressing Noisy Drivers In England
The home secretary targets nuisance motors cutting taxi fares and warning noisy motorists to silence exhausts as far as reasonably practicable. He notes that young men with flapper companions in two seater cars are among the worst offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacona
England
Home Secretary
Flush kidneys with salts to aid filtration and health
An advertisement urges drinking soft water and taking four ounces of Jad Salts before breakfast to flush clogged kidneys. It claims the salts dissolve acids from food, stimulate kidney activity, and neutralize system acidity, potentially relieving bladder issues and preventing serious kidney trouble.
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Euntle Noow
Red
Grid |Rons
University OF Bleuville
Ice Man
Jreaby
Br. G. Mathews
Webber & Symons
Attornee
Long Island
Stanley
Teventh
Zeke
Eila
Noda
Baxters
Liikwei
Seatral
E. A. Achlalret
Loudonville
Singer
Singer Store
Middle Ave
Wuunwumil
Peer
Aony
iSuite
Paw
West End Furniture Store
Broad St
RADIO
George G
Spitzer
Grafton
Hallowe'en
Herrick
Holywood Inlet
D. F. Herrick
Albion
Mich
Akron University
Crimson and Gold College
Akron
Mt. Union
Wooster
Sandusky
Fibiricdo
EL Aeal
Be Sare BR. E. Macdonald Corner
Broad
E. Bridge St
Hall
F. J. Chenny & Co
Toledo
Ega
Elyria Auto Wash
Second St
P. B. Battenhouse
Henrietta Center
W. Fackler
Fulton County
Clarence Hungeford
Sale
Guernsey
Clarence Uungerford and
C. L. Wise
Chas, Fackler
Walter Hyde
Trap
Porter
Huldah Miller
Schmitkons
Ruth
George Kathe
Walter
Robert Grey
Charles Cladwell
Charles Cowle
Andrew McClllan
James
Bettie
Youngstown
Alfred Parks
Reuben Miller
H. W. Schmitkens
Electrical Service
The
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
Wagner Provision CO
West Broad Fish Market
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