Warn Hunters To Obey All Game Laws
President Wi G Smith of the Lorain County Fish and Game Association issued a statement on the Fall Hunting Season opening Friday. Open season targets include rabbits, pheasants and fox. coon may be taken after 6 pm Friday. The association, with about 2005 members, promotes restocking and posted signs warning no hunting or trespassing. members must obtain owner permission to hunt on posted property. Day limits: rabbits five per day, pheasants two per day, woodcock season ends November 14, and ducks may be shot until November 19. Contact deputy wardens or sheriff if violations are observed.
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Wi G Smith
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Moon
Lorain County Fish and Game Aspiration
Lorain County
Lorain Uuntly Fiza
Game Asociation
Fr and Game Association
W. F. Nolcomb
Ant
Tare
Sheriffs Office
W. F. Holcomb
Grafton
Guy Bamrick
EL Gadfield
Wellington
Mer Hastinss
Sa‘Grange
Edward J. Elbert
Kenyon Street
Roy Cran‘dal
Edward J. Nash
Charles Black
Rochester
Lloyd Tuttle
West Erie Ave
Lorrain
Howard Thompson
Local Names Listed on Colorado Avenue Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists include Lorain John Trasler and Warren Farraghgar on Colorado Avenue with partial mentions of Lorain Forest Ives Columbia Station Walter Snyder and Elrria, indicating a street or property notices compilation with several individuals and locations.
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Lorain
John Trasler
Colorado Avenue
Warren Farraghgar
Forest Ives
Columbia Station
Walter Snyder
Elrria
Community Events Highlight Local Society Yet Again
The B A E Program by Circle xa of the Methodist church opens to all on Friday November 15 at eight, including soloists Mrs Henry Beam Paul Wainwright and Walter Nevins with Mrs Harley Wibber. Cast features Nancy Ann Hawke Kathryoke and more as refreshments follow. Cascade P hosts General Inquiries Company dance November 16 with amateur factory car contest and prizes, music by Chuck Witner's. Committee members are Ruth Barton Wald Mrs D Fackische Q W Marsh W M Sexton and R Burns.
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Circle Xa. 7
Methodist Church
Firdux
Henry Beam
Paul Wainwright
Walter Nevins
Harley Wibber
Nancy Ann Hawke
Kathryoke
Frank Shepard
George Johnson
Sears
Jane Unger
Edward B Power
J. H. Hurst
E. G. Banter
Eleanor Pow Race
Albert Highgat Miller
Don F Fidler
Anne McCletla
Formance
Albert Ho
General Incories Company
Cascade P
Sarr
Chuck Witner
LWO
Aria
Ruth Barton
M Wald
D. Fackische
Q. W. Marsh
W M. Sexton
R. Burns
Hundred Enrolled In Y M C A Classes
Organization of three more classes in the Elsha MC A education program raises total enrollment to 109. New offerings include fine art and show car writing, Wednesday sessions at 7:30 p m, Thursday meetings at 9?00 a m, and algebra classes at 7:30 p m Mondays. Existing courses add French Italian Spanish and psychology themed topics with multiple weekly slots.
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Elsha
A. Adair
O. McClellan
Tinays
Fridais
McClellan
Five Voted Into Young Men's Republican Club Membership
Five new members were voted into the Biyria Unit of the Young Men's Republican Club. The new members were Ray Cook Samuel Richard Stevens and AB ik. They were cited by Leon ard Smith and Henry Sassman hausen. The next meeting of the Unit was set for December 16 with the County Unit meeting November 14 in the room of the Eixha Say- 1BS58 and Trust Building. Karl Marx was described as a descendant of Rabbis but the family later embraced Christianity when Karl was six.
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Vna
Biyria
Young Men's Republcan Club Az
Ray Cook
Samuel Richard Stevens
Abik
Leonard Smith
Henry Sassmanhausen
Eixha
Karl Marx
Karl
Sullivan Church Fall Festival At Fourth Annual Event
The Sullivan Christian church hosts the fourth annual Fall Festival on Thursday evening, November 14. Following prior years, the church school orchestra will perform a short concert and the public is invited to enjoy an evening of entertainment and fellowship.
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The
Sullivan Christian Church
Elyria Police Team Defeated In Shoot Out
In a return pistol shoot at the police range, the Elyria police team of six officers and a civilian marksman were defeated by the Lorain Rifle and Pistol Club by 975 to 919. Police scores included Milton Johnson 187 and M. E. Olmstead 142, while Lorain's A. D. Benson led with top marks.
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Elyria
Lorain Rifle and
Milton Johnson
M. E. Olmstead
C. E. Southam
George Walton
C. L. Miller
Curtiss Hamlin
Fred Bongs
Lorain
A. D. Benson
Police clash ends in gunfire at match with target pistols
The report describes a shooting during a police sanctioned event where officers used standard equipment while opponents fired target pistols. Names include 183, John Werner, 160, E. H. Brainard, 143, A. Ross, 133, A. C. Berg, 130, Joseph Fisher, 111, and Joseph Seres, 109. Details on casualties or outcomes are not provided.
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John Werner
E. H. Brainard
A. Ross
A. C. Berg
Joseph Fisher
Joseph Seres
Conneact Club Members Shoot Bows on Fairway Drill
Conneact Country Club members brave cold wind to test archery on the golf course. The unusual practice session uses bows and arrows on the fairways, showcasing a unique winter hobby among members.
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Conneant Country Club
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Thrillers
Samsoft
Ranger
Sear
Relays
Debuck and Co
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Young Men’s Republican Club
Sullivan Church
Schroll Coal
Manning
AD Bowman
Bowman Electric
New Westinghouse Streamline Iron
Hanae
O.P.S. Electric Shops, Inc
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