Women Of The Moose Meeting At Moose Hall
The Ladies of the Moose held a November meeting in the Moose Hall with Mrs Elmer Bator in charge reporting a favorable financial status. Prizes were awarded as games such as pinochle and bunco were played with Mrs Coe winning the special prize. Dolores Kayden celebrated her eleventh birthday with family and friends at 119 Blake Street, featuring Halloween decor and a large birthday cake. Plans for Canton Lorain Auxiliary No 11 inspection were made for November 18, with Lady Gerry Sandrock presiding.
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Moose
Ute Academy of Felendsny Committee
Moose Wis
Moose Hall
Elmer Bator
Coe
Yolan Goudy
Orginia Ritele
Detar
Dolores Kayden
Blake Street
Dolores
Susan Hovis
Clara, Sobostal
Mary “Urbansok
Jean Coan
Rose Mary Bogo
Richard, Sabo
Canton Lorain
C.F
Gerry Sandrock
Walter Sandrock
Olmstead
Jessia Sandrock
Jeanette Arnold
Nettie Jammers
Licenses Forerest BR Ashley and Felton in Lorain
A fragmented notice lists licenses for Forrest BR Ashley 24 of Lorain and Mary Felton 20 of Le with references to others including Brandi sson Avenue machinist Regina Rybarez 22 of Loran and Jack Ames 29 along with John Keer and Margaret Ricket 10 Amheral in unclear detail.
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Foerest
BR. Ashley
Lorain
Jaborér
Mary Felton
Forrest Garries
Brandisson Avenue
Regina Rybarez
Loran
Jack
Thames
Franklin Parente Teacher Association Meeting Speaker
Miss Naomi Berry will address the Franklin Parente Teacher Association meeting on Thursday at 218 ppm in the Bat Alto toon. The topic is Can Cor-Research and the session is for adults only.
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Franklin
Naomi Berry
Franklin Parente Teacher Association
Voices Object to Beer Ads on Taxis in Elyria
Councilwoman Anna Kennedy urged the city to ban beer and liquor advertising on taxis. She cited a recent beer ad she saw on a cab and noted other taxis with ads, asking Solicitor Richard Baird to study possible action. Kennedy stressed many Elyria women would object to such advertising on taxis.
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Anna Kennedy
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Adrs
Kennedy
Nother
Elyria
Council
Henry AU
Richard Baird
Municipal Ballots Vary in Ohio Primary Returns
Voters considered hundreds of local officials across Ohio’s large cities. Municipal ballots included school bond issues totaling 19.8 million dollars and 854 special levies across 73 districts and four villages. Wets and drys showed no unified control across 95 areas, including villages townships and city precincts. In total 200 local bonds and 685 special levies appeared on ballots.
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Iiyors
Ohio
Elyria Woman Hit By Auto Suffers Minor Injuries
Mrs Karl Klein of 208 Blaine Street sustained a head laceration and bruises after being struck while crossing Dagad Street at Cedar. The collision involved Harris Brackley of 220 Clavie Street driving south on Cedar toward Broad. Klein was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Karl Klein
Blaine Street
Dagad Street
Cedar
Klein
Harris Brackley
Clavie Street
Gong
Broad
Elytia Memorial Hospital
General Melors Co
Leslie Shick
Lalo Avenues
Broad Street
Crafton Lumber
Goal Co
Hy B. Hobbinls
East Avenues
Depot Street
Sheffield-French Creek Road
William Tloge
Cleveland
William Morr
Wellington
Horv
James Nolan
Euelid
Avi
Mack Long
Lorain
Deaths and Funeral Notices from Clinton Area
Clinton H Drury dies at Elyria Home for the Aged after lingering illness. Survived by wife M. Drury. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Hartford Methodist Church with burial in Hartford Cemetery. Friends may call Taylor Funeral Home until 9 am Thursday. Ella M Snodgrass funeral at Nichols Dicken Funeral Home Wednesday 2 pm with burial Ridgelawn Cemetery. Elmer Thoms Smead of Columbia Station dies after lingering illness born March 23 1883 in Fort Wayne Indiana. Funeral Thursday 2 pm Baker Funeral Home Berea, burial Columbia Cemetery. He leaves sister Miss Mabel Smead.
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Clinton HH. Drury
Clinton H. Drury
Elyria
Lan M. Drury
Hartford
Methodisk Church
de Rey
C. Fi
Hess Offleimling
Taylor Funeral Home
Fthuesday
Elmer T. Smead
Elmer Thoms Smead
Columbia Station
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Marely
Mr. Smead
Columbian Methodist Church
Mabel Smead
Baker Furteyal
Berea
Hollis Pistole
Columbia’ Cemetery
Carrie Belle Pember
Freeman Pember
Arthur F. Goetz
Jean ‘Goetz
Arthur Driggs
Cleveland Heights
Chace Hines
Ojai
Cal
Sudro
Curtis Funeral
Vicex
Ridge
Lawn “Cemetery
Markets Calf and Poultry Prices in Mixed County Market
Lorain County Farm Bureau members plan 1200 family enrollments and cooperative marketing reviews, with a Columbus convention start. Reports show calf prices steady to improved, sheep and lambs active, and poultry markets largely unchanged with varied fowl weights and broilers priced per weight bands. Local notices include obituaries for Edith Prentiss Pickard, Carrie Belle Pember, and Frank Biddulph, with funeral arrangements and residence details.
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Chen
Wendy
Dulcher
Wiikle Bea
Ted
Ingdidm
Uroilers
Imarket
Asuteepueses
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Lorain
Wellington
Bex
Ccops
McGenchie Explains Parking Cars in Jail Garage
County Commissioner Thomas McGenchie outlined his view on officials parking in the county jail garage. He said five cars including three commissioners and two judges were moved to the jail garage at the sheriff department’s invitation to ease courthouse parking. Former Chief Deputy James Elemes arranged the move months ago, with Sheriff Fitzsimmons confirming. McGenchie added the change saved about $2060 that would have funded parking lot improvements, noting the issue arose when deputies pointed out the sheriff department’s emergency cars needed shelter in bad weather.
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Thomas McGenchie
McGeachie
James Elemes
Shorit Fittegin
Sheriff Department
City Council Involved In Zoning And Street Issues
City council tabled a proposed new A and B commercial zoning ordinance to study it further after concerns about impact on existing districts. Building inspections discussed condemned structures and possible razing, plus plans to regulate gas well drilling and apartment site availability in the city.
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Business College
VIFW
Carl Ingner
Dickason
Conseilman
Kolopas
Kolopos
Counci
Dickasan
Courtl
Junder Bond
Idamage
Ault
Cotinell
Ite
Kayden
Bellcourt
West River Street
Kenneth Lord
I. DB. Faxon
Pallee
Myles Farmer
West River
Furnace Street
Stella Schilleman
Baltimore and Ohioa Railroad
Woodford Avenue
Richard Baird
Carmehmin Black
Court Case Against Elyria Telephone Company Initiated
A. C. Lehman of 500 Furnace Street filed suit to enjoin the Elyria Telephone Company from erecting wires over his property after the company began work without notice and blocked his driveway. A Lorain estate of Wienner-Hageman, died Oct 31, valued at 15,000 with no will, passes to six nieces and nephews. Ledora Box seeks divorce from Charles Box over neglect and unkind conduct. they wed last March. Casinire Sala of Stop 7 Vincent fined 20 dollars with 10 suspended after arraignment for driving-license absence following a collision on Battle 254. Helen Irvan of Avon sues Robert Doe and Elyina on grounds of neglect and cruelty.
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A. ¢. Lehman
Furnace Street
Elytia ‘Telephone Cu
Warkmeh
Casinire Sala
Vincent
James P. Hori
Shryeoiff
Battle
Helen Irvan
Avon
Robert
R. Doe
Elyina
Henry Daugherty Dies At Wellington
Wellington reports the death of Henry Daugherty 83 of East 218 Merrick Avenue on election eve. A Republican precinct committeeman he planned to serve as presiding judge but was found dead at home. A Wellington native and former hardware dealer, he held multiple Masonic and civic memberships. Survived by wife Elizabeth, a son Robert in Shelby and two grandchildren. Body at Andrew’s Funeral Home awaiting son’s arrival.
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Wellington
Henry Daugherty
Merrick Avenue
Medina
Congregational Church
Robert
Shelby Salesbook Company
Shelby
Floris
Andrew's Fuseral
Manufacturing Plant Operates On East Avenue Garage
Council discussed a garage-occupying manufacturing plant on East Avenue between Second and Hyoad Streets that continued operating under a wartime temporary permit. The matter was sent to committee. The council also read an ordinance to lease a small parcel by the Belmont Street elevated water tank for a new gas regulator main by Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
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Scott
East Avenue
Second
Hyoad
Belmont Street
J .D. Faxon
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Belmont Streel
Pentitenans To Spend Next Six Months In Florida
Councilwoman Stella Schilleman announced in last night's meeting that it would be her final session as she and her husband Alex Schilleman plan a six month stay in St Petersburg Florida. Schilleman completing her second term has missed only one regular meeting in nearly four years and colleagues praised her dedication. They wished the couple a pleasant trip and an enjoyable Florida winter while she concludes official duties through year end.
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Stella Schilleman
Council
Alex C. Schilleman
Tok
Mr. Schilleman
Florida
Elyria Schools Adopt Police Guard Crossings Policy
Elyria follows a common policy of using school boy patrols at street crossings with police supervision. A survey of 20 replies shows most schools rely on local police and Automobile Club equipment, with Garflett Heights as an exception. Only one district uses a paid school guard and no direct school funding to the city for protection.
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Elyria
Harold H. Elbiing
Last Hight
Eibling
Garflett Heights
Automobile Club
Iitting
Safety Service
J. D. Faxon
Ralph Terry
Eight Bahamans Return Home After Apple Harvest Help
Bahaman farm workers returned to the Bahama Islands after helping Lorain County apple growers harvest crops. Henry Leimbach, county Farm Labor Office manager, said eight left yesterday and about half the workers had departed. at peak season they picked 6,000 bushels daily, enabling full harvest. Another group from Bahamans and Jamaicans is due to leave next week.
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Bahama Islands
Lorain County
Henry Leimbach
County Farm Labor Office
Tarior
Leimbach
Suggestions On Feed Situation For Lorain Dairy Herds
Eighty five Lorain county dairy herd owners heard Ohio State University extension man C D McGrew advise two options for the winter feed crisis. Cull herds or buy feed, with emphasis on maintaining herd size and hay feeding. He warned on health risks from poor hay and urged minerals, and noted pastures stayed green all summer despite good moisture. He also cited dairy nutrition shares from pasture silage hay and grain. An adjacent Cairo cholera update noted authorities predicting the epidemic may be ending due to medical care and vigilance.
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Lorain County
C.D. McGrew
Ohio State University Extension
Oberlin
McChew
McGrew
Cairo
Aly Yehia Bey
Public Health Laboratories
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Lachreaar Tlearem
Megeast
Dante
Tom
Poiseagus
Dean
P.T. A. News
Ria Spicide
New Hampstre
U. S. Social Security Board
League of Nation
Inter Bt al
Feria
Ari
United Hellons Economic and Social Council
Pleasant Street
New York
Park Avenue
Elis
John G., Jr
Princeton University
Rivington Russell
Oxford University
England
Constance
Peru
Seyesecencs
Saveeudonae
Carontil
Frank A. Charles
Humphrey & Cavagna
General Insurance
B. M. O'Donnell
Elyria Savings & Trust
iElyria
Death Records
Jonathany Ohain
Courtland
Dildi Witle
Lew West
California
MIM
Edith Prentiss Pickard
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fifth Street
Deahn Prentiss Lerseh
Harry Giratton
T He Nhen
Adella Prentiss Hughes
Artlve Lerseh
Walter
Harwood Lersel
Eulstin
Priday
Petersburg
Lake View
Frank Biddulph
North Olmsted
North Porter Rod
Nettle
Nee Reud
William Biddulph
Nartty Olmsted
Clifford
Donald
Amarillo
Tex
Mia
Marlon Elkins
Louise Guild
Ralph Biddulph
Nora Bows
Qian
Joseph Limpert
Ruth Biddulph
John
Clifford Pease
Heber Robinson
Evergreen Cemetery
Joseph Pakroczy
Lodi Street
Roza
Sandose
Calif
Puland
Cominterny Teomsions
Mikolajczyk
Peasant Party
Poland
Nional Tax Equality Association
Sea
Ray Smith
Route 57
Grafton
Elybia
McGenchie
Eh Eanne Deby
Auimber
iFrom
Ledora Box
Charles
Second Street
H, H, Benham
Elyria Law
Ostrovs
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Coats
FUR Shop
Elyria Fur Shop
Middle Ave
Dr. Caldwell
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