Monthly Meeting of Elyria Senior CY O Draws 80 Attendees
A large crowd of about 80 members attended the Elyria Senior CY O monthly meeting at St Marys church. Officers reviewed events, welcomed new members, and outlined November plans including skating at Boll Arena and bowling at Bowl O Dome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Senior C.Y.0
St. Mary's Church
Boll Arena
Jack Moran
Bowl-Odome
Elyria Catholic
Sai-Mar
Lorain
Elyria
Holy Cross Church
Claire Lugas
Vi Woconish
Chuck Knechtges
Claire Noonan
Joe Pronesti
Frank Knittel
Jean Gilles
Gene Wukie
Amherst Norwalk garbage system and local fire calls
A report to the council discusses the Amherst and Norwalk garbage program. Two small fires were fought last week, one from a kerosene stove at Mrs. Smith’s at 245 Grafton, and another grease fire at Mrs. Lamb’s 49 N Pleasant, with 16 and 17 firemen responding respectively and damage around $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
First Methodist Street
Berea
Wellington City Council Approves Signs and Wages Increases
Wellington town council met with Mayor A B Jones approving a street department wage hike and passing second readings on street grading ordinances. A wage raise for light and water workers takes effect December 1, and Roedel shoe store gained permission to hang a sign. The meeting also covered a scrap iron project, fire department starter relocation, new uniforms for police, and planning committee appointments. The session adjourned with November 13 set for the next Board of Public Affairs meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
A. B. Jones
Sullivan
Roedel
Finance Committee
Lorain
Carroll Wight
South Main Street
A. J. Weber
Henry Clodwick
Henry Macier
Police Department
Harry W. Wagner
Richard A Cordray
Board of Public Affairs
Wellington Chamber of Commerce
Keith Andrews
C. W. Gannett
E. L Henes
Abbie K
King’s Daughters
King’s Daughters Welfare Fund
Pomona
Pomona Grange
Oberlin Grange Hall
Richard McConnell
A. C. Norris
Henderson Residents Receive Hospital Care and Local Events
Walter Sheldon of 112 South Main was taken to Oberlin hospital Monday for observation due to virus pneumonia. Edith Gates of Kelly Street underwent major surgery at Elyria Memorial. Mrs. F B Gregg ill at Wessel Rest home on Prospect Street. HM Dirlam ill at home on Clay Street. Armistice Day dance hosted by Birmingham VFW auxiliary set for Friday November 10 at Birmingham School with Chuck Heck's orchestra. Nearby social visits include the Rowleys and others in Elyria and Barker Street. Park restaurant ownership changes hands with Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith purchasing from Myron Offineer.
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Prospect Street
Dirlam
Clay Street
Birmingham
V.F.W
Chuck
Heck’s
Brids Idr
Leo Rowley
Medina
Pry Hoda
Alvin Rowell
Elyria
George Rowell
Barker Street
Ralph Smith
Brighton
Park
Myron
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P. O. Box
Betty Bellman
N. Pleasant
Webber
Long
LaGrange
Zahm
Muir Philips Marshal
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Cole's Garage
S. Main Street
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Cantell
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Oliver
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Coleman
Christ Temple
Clarence Hamilton
David R. Robertson
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Edward Capps
Partment of Fine Arts
American Friends of Greece
Conservatory of Music
Devlin College
National Association of Schools of Music
Cincinnati
John C. Kennedy
W. Arthur Turner
Oberlin College
Northwestern
Ohio
Cleveland
Bers
McConnell
Norris
Woman's
A. J. Dublo
Herrick Avenue East
W. Wagner
Korea
George McCune
D. B. Stevick
Cof Domingo Gonzales
Martin Goldsmith
S. H. Hummell
First Congregational Church
R. W. Dussell
Roy McCormick
Cesar Franck
Man
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Priscilla
Howard Kime
Merriam Circle
Lydia
William
Montana
Butte
Mont
Marjorie White
Laurine Nohr
Seattle
Wash
Lloyd G. Lampman
Bellingham
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper CO
Oberlin Area
Cowling
Sedgeman
Gernard Cowling
South Main $J
Ite
Obertin
Niewspaper Rabhive
Coram Shepard
Barker St
Paith Ware
Herrick Ave
West
Cordray
Reserve, Inc
Rree@ Bt
Gesere
Lake Ave. Floor Covering Co
Lorain County
Roxbury
Lake Ave
Brownie Furniture
W.g.walker Co
Hartshorn
Cleveland St
Arrow
Seth Avenue
Knox
Broad ST
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