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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
7
R A Babb of Eugene buys most Mill City assets including stores, a railroad depot, 7 houses, a moving picture theater, sawmill, two planing mills, and 280 acres. The Hammon Lumber Company previously owned the mill and town. After cutting adjacent time...
Residents eye a pending sale of the local lumber firm to Babb. The town remains inhabited with several stores and the motion picture theater still operating for now. Plans for the planing mill to help make the town permanent are unsure and unclear.
Avon Lake November 7 reports the Women's League meeting at the Congregational Church with a noon reception hosted by A J Hain M Buermeister Glen Beard and J L Oppelt. A memorial service honored four recent deaths including Stella Leising and Mrs Heies Theor amid an accident victims.
Community notice from Chatham and Brunswick areas detailing a Florida trip gathering for Mr and Mrs Harry Faged and families. Includes dinner, religious readings, and a rededication service led by Mrs J L Oppel. Mentions hospital visits, social events, and church group meetings with several local residents noted by name.
The fragment mentions President Rother Searer and a program on the S57 sea f eral theme titled Comfort T from Tennyson, with burial at Archur. The text is incomplete but indicates a ceremonial burial connected to a literary themed event.
North Olmsted notices record Ann Thompson, a Porter relative arriving from Friday mail and from Pittsburgh visiting grandmother. George Stoll has moved to the A Atkinson farm on Cook Road near Lorain Road.
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