Classified motorcycle and bicycle listings and auto parts ads
A dense cluster of ads for motorcycles bicycles trucks tires and auto parts. Listings include Ballon tires 22 inch and up attributed to John Bannon at 110 West Ave, plus ad copy for Firestone and ELDOTREAD storefronts offering tires rebuilt batteries machine work by Jake Kaiser and other auto services. City area references appear with Broad Cedar streets and local phone listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bannon
West Ave
Firestone Auto Supply & Service
Broad and Cedar
Sts
Elyria Auto
Eldotread
Noer
Uton
Legal notices and bids from Lorain County 1937
Public notices include a divorce case plea with property exchanges in Lorain County and a sheriff sale in Oberlin. The document contains a divorce petition filed in Lorain County Court, bids for a county road project, and an allas order of sale in partition for parcels in Oberlin and Avon Township. It lists dates November 1937, court descriptions, and property details for multiple parcels in Oberlin and Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Huron County
Connick Pleas
Conert
Earl Smith
J. E. Smith
Court House
Norwalk
Lorain
Ohio
Oberlin
Lorain County
Allen and Fairchild
West Elm St
Joseph Sorg
Henry Sorg
Lorenz Sorg
Elizabeth Barber
Annie Sorg
Gertie Sorg
Victor Sorg
Court of Common Pleas
Avon Township
Land dispute and tax levy notices from Lorain County
Notice records a land dispute involving Joseph and Mary Miller, with action by Clea, and a 1937 election notice in Russia Township School District Lorain County Ohio. It details tax levy authorization beyond the ten mill limit for two years, noting polling hours and official publication dates and official signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Wrench Creek
Joseph
Mary Miller
Witvss
Anid
Clea Jn
Elyria Savings & ‘Trust Co
Pioteeter
KW Rich
Russia Township
Lorain County
Ohio
Board of Elections
H. Waite
Eldotread Supply sweeps Ely ria Lumber in St John’s league
Eldotread Supply won three straight games against Ely ria Lumber at the St John’s School alleys on Third Street last evening. Maurice Stark led for Eldotread with a 552 series while Oscar Koehn of Ely ria Lumber posted a 208 for the best single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldotread
Elyria Lumber
St. John's Lutheran
St. John’s School
Third Street
Maurice Stark
Oscar Koehn
Bierman to Help Coach All-Stars
SAN FRANCISCO November 23 Bernie Bierman University of Minnesota football coach will co coach the Eastern All Star team for the Shrine East West game New Year's day He will team with Andy Kerr to prepare the eastern squad with Dick Hanley assisting in naming a 22 man roster Orin Babe Hollingberry of Washington State was expected to return as western co coach replacing Percy Lacey who has retired
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San Francisco
Bernie Bierman
University of Minnesota
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Bierman
Andy Kerr
Colzate
Hanley
Orin
Babe) Hollingberry
Washington State
Percy Lacey
Denver
High scoring honors cited in league race notes
Decker and Wolodzko vie for top scoring honors as star Crimson runners stand out with broken field moves and sharp cuts. Jimmy Price, the Lorain standout, scores 48 points to tie for league scoring, while injuries affect first league team selections including Ben Pfaff and Al Tracabucci who were named previously.
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Wolodzko
Crimson
Jimmy Price
Lorain Flash
Ben Pfaff
Elyria
al Tracabucci
Cleveland Heights
Pfaff
Vosmik and Werber Headed for Chicago
The Chicago Times reports Bill Werber third baseman of the Philadelphia Athletics and Joe Vosmik Browns outfielder will play with the Chicago White Sox of the American League next year. The Times cites good authority and declines to name sources.
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Chicago
Chicago Times
Bill Werber
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Vosmik
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
the Times
Dizzy Dean Says All Star Game Hurts World Series
St Louis Cardinals pitcher Dizzy Dean criticized the annual All-Star game in Miami Beach calling it harmful to the World Series. He argued it reduces gate receipts and draws 50 000 to 60 000 fans who see better baseball for less money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Dizzy Dean
St. Louisg Cardinals
Yale names captain for 1938 football team
Yale football picks Bill Pratt of Rye New York as captain for 1938 season. Pratt plays right tackle on the varsity this year and was elected in New Haven Conn. on November 23 by the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Bill Pratt
Rye
N. Y
Yale
Electro Alloys Gain In City Class B Loop
The Electro Alloys won three straight games from Vic Silver's Jewelers at Elyria Recreation to narrow the gap between first and second in City Class B Bowling. Morticians lead by 3.5 games with Bittner Funeral Home idle. Other results include DeBray Body Shop over Smitty's Waldorf Lagers No. 2, Ridgeville Boosters over Wykrent's Cafe, Romeo Pump over Van's Service Station, Eagles No. 2 over Harshaw Chemical, Welsh Funeral Home over Shell Petroleum, Fox Furnace over Gerber's Meats, and Harshaw Chemical over Tattersall Dairy. Lyle Castle led with a 621 series. Smythe Sayles posted 606 and Lowell Burton had 242.
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Electro Alloys
Vic Silver
Jewelers
Elyria Recreation
Bittner Funeral Home
Romeo Pump
Eagles No. 2
Harshaw Chemical
Welsh Funeral Home
Shell Petroleum
Fox Furnace
Gerber’s Meats
Tattersall Dairy
Lyle Castle
Eagles
Smythe Sayles
Lowell Burton
Electro Alloys Hlenry C.g Eee
Nasipakt Ieee
Foo Vance Enee
Giebhardt Wanes
Lot
L. Fet Glittner Muneral Home
TOR Filectro Alloys
Khngles
Ae Zu
Judgeville Boosters
Smitty's Wid
Lers
Von's
Vic Silver's Jewelers
Wu Romeo Pump
See Wee
Tattersall Dairy Eee Ene
Wykrent's Cafe
DeBray Body Shop
Ridgesille Boosters
Lee
Holtwiek
Ms van Aay
Scott Weet
Quentkowilak
Lergrer
Zimmer
Tor
Von
Soilinger Ees
Ang Mannich
VonDurke Cena
Schroeder Lve
Kripper Ene
Peer
Agles No
Fitzpatrici
Uarshaw Chemie
Gehrke
Welsh Funeral Home Blind Aves Ldu
Ose Pavgenbach
Sayles
Shell Petroleum Thobertson
AOS J. Betts Wrens Tulkshane
Bloek Wee
Echulza
Aungst
Gerber
Kownels
Leinseder
DeBray - Sac
Smitte's Waldorf
B. Noll Wilcox
R. Noll
Schnenbackler
Alfien
Killifer Named Pilot of Coast Loop Team
Don Francisco, president of the Hollywood club of the Pacific Coast baseball league, announced Wade Killifer as manager and business director of the club. Killifer recently resigned as manager of the Indianapolis team of the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Don Francisco
Hollywood Club
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Wade Killifer
Killifer
Indianapolis
American Association
Ohio State Names Co Captains Kaplanoff And Kabealo
Ohio State University football pick s co captains for 1948 at an appreciation dinner. Lineman Carl Kaplanoff of Bucyrus and backfield man Mike Kabealo of Youngstown named co captains. Twenty two players awarded varsity monograms and 39 freshmen earned numerals as coach Francis Schmidt lauded the season.
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Olumbus
Ohio State
Carl Kaplanoff
Mike Kabealo
Youngstown
Kaplanoff
Kabealo
Ralph Wolf
Jim McDonald
Springfield
Joe Gailus
Sid Gillman
Francis A. Schmidt
Bucks
Southern California
Indiana
Scarlet
John L. Griffin
Wolf
McDonald
Joe Aleskus
Columbus
Ross Bartschy
Orrine
Keith Bliss
Warren Chrissinger
Fred Crow
Pomeroy
Vic Dorris
Bellaire
Forrest Fordham
Toledo
George Haddad
Bill Hargreaves
Akron
Wendell Lohr
Massillon
Sol Maggied
Vic Marino
Jim Miller
Shelby
Tom Monahan
Lorain
George Novotny
Elyria
Dick Nardi
Cleveland
Bill Phillips
Johnny Rabb
Charley Ream
Navarre
Nick Rutkay
Esco Sarkinen
Fair
Pythians Celebrate Amherst Lodge Anniversary
About 150 Pythians, sisters and families gathered at the Congregational gym in Amherst to mark the 3rd anniversary of the Pythian Lodge. A 6:30 chicken supper was served, with Grand Lodge officers present. The program featured music, speeches, and a life membership for Clayton Seeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ce Cmnonies
Roys Stevens
Gen. Lod
Louis Moetius
Ed Moebius
Senior League and Local Society Meetings Highlight Evening
By Mrs. B A Jenne invites members to the November meeting of the Senior League at St Peter Ev church parlors with good attendance expected. Concordia Club of St Paul Lutheran meets at church parlors, Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland gathers at Odd Fellow Hall, legion auxiliary convenes at legion club rooms, Hickory Tree Grange meets at the grange hall with supper at 6 30 and meeting at 8, plus an arranged lecture hour. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Concordia Club
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange
Kipling Memorial Program At Amhers Study Club
Amhers study Club met at Mrs. Charlies Good home in Cleveland Avenue Monday afternoon to plan the annual Christmas party set for December 13 at the Obel in Inn with a luncheon at 12 45. Committees include arrangement Mrs. F P Hubbard Mrs W G Nord entertainment Mrs J H Ludwig Mrs A P Roth transportation will be provided from Russ Drug Store at 12 30. Mrs J A Wesbecher delivered a Kipling life paper and poems including The Light That Failed was reviewed by Mrs A P Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipling
Amhers
Charlies Good
Cleviland Avenue
Obelin Inn
F. P. Hubbard
W. G. Nord
J. H. Ludwig
A. P. Roth
Russ Drug Store
J. A. Wesbecher
Baron and Bacon Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Baron of Brownhelm invite friends to honor their 60th anniversary on Sunday November 28. They will greet guests from 5:30 to 7 PM in the Brownhelm Congregational church parlors, with a program at seven. The barons, married in Brownhelm, have spent their life there and remain active on the farm. They have two daughters, Mrs. W. J. Miller and Mrs. John Portman, living in Brownhelm.
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Ben Baron
Brownheim
Brownhelm
W. J. Miller
John Portman
Mrs Williams Returns Home From Scranton Mission Week
Mrs T Williams returned to Lo Nome at Scranton Pennsylvania on Monday after spending several weeks with her son Rev T J Williams and sister Edna who accompanied her home and will return Friday to resume duties with Rev Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. T. Williams
Lo. Nome
Scranton
Rev. T. J. Williams
Rev. Williams
Edna
Discharges Report From Local Hospital
Mrs Reichert and baby boy discharged home from Cleveland Avenue. Mrs Carl Reinkling discharged to Crown Lane Avenue with newborn, following recent hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Reichert
Cleveland Avenue
Carl Reinkling
Crownlal Avenue
Hospital Auxiliary Volunteers Plan January Report and Purchases
Members met at Ohio Gas office for their monthly gathering. They prepared surgical dressings and reviewed a recent style show with net proceeds about 70 dollars. A nominating committee was named for January. needs of the hospital were discussed and plans set for hospital work and a special meeting with a supper, including purchases of linens, blankets, pillows and ticking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Gas Office
J. A. Wesbecher
Charles Hamann
O. J. Ruth
John Portman
Ada Braun
Dinner Guests and Local Visits Across Communities
Mr and Mrs William Bodmann hosted a five oclock dinner Sunday with plans for Mr and Mrs E W Lahiff daugh ter Germaine Miss Lucille Leach and the hosts. Elyria visitors the Stark family joined the Wolczikowskis for the weekend. Clyde Nugent visited Monroeville while H A Williams came from Lorain Saturday evening. Jenne and son Burton dined with the Schmidt family, and Dr Charles E Miller of Cleveland spent Sunday with Rev and Mrs C E Schmidt. A F Nalley visited Willard relatives, Mrs Wilmah Egeland and son Max toured Cleveland, and Milton Solomon from Cleveland called on H A Williams on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bodmann
Avenue
E. W. Lahiff
Germaine
Lucille Leach
Maurice Stark
Elyria
Henry Wolczikowski
Clyde Nugent
Monroeville
H. A. Williams
Lorain
B. A. Jenne
Burton
F. H. Jenne
Charles E. Miller
Cleveland
C. E. Schmidt
A. F. Nalley
Willard
Ohio
Wilmah Egeland
Max
Milton Solomon
Pro Tennis Champion Ellsworth Vines Undergoes Minor Back Operation
Friends say professional tennis champion Ellsworth Vines had four minor back operations to correct two muscle ailments. He plans to resume his career in January starting three new barnstorming tours in Pasadena.
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Pasadena
Cal
Ellsworth Vines
Vines
Mr Godey Presents at Oberlin First Church
The Women’s Association of the First Church in Oberlin O H sponsoring an unusual program “Mr Godey Presents” at Warner Hall November 29. Norma Harrison Thrower and Marie Kraft will lead lectures recitations and songs reviving 1837 1879 Godey Lady's Book era with hoopskirts bustles and seegars. Harrison Thrower a Northwestern Theatre School alumna has taught at The University of Iowa and acted with Cleveland Playhouse. Kraft a Western Reserve graduate teaches at the Cleveland Institute of Music and has soloed with the Cleveland Symphony.
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Oberlin. O
Women’s Association of the First Church
Warner Hall
Norma Harrison Thrower
Marie Simmelink Kraft
Godey
Mr. Godey
School of the
Northwestern University
School of the Theatre
University of Iowa
Cleveland Playhouse
Marie Kraft
Western Reserve University
Cleveland Institute of Music
Cleveland Symphony
Severance Hall
Kraft
Oberlin
Musical Union
Oberlin Junior Forum hears papers on feast and geography
The Oberlin Junior Forum met at Miss Marjorie Brady’s Elm Street home with good attendance. Mrs. Robert Wright presented Thanksgiving Feast of the Races and Mrs. Herbert Arnold spoke on The Geography of the Table. Plans were made for a Christmas party December six at Mrs. Eugene Conings’s 297 West College Street.
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Oberlin Junior Forum
Marjorie Brady
Elm Street
Robert Wright
Herbert Arnold
Eugene Conings
West College Street
Wood speaker at Oberlin Exchange on street lighting
L A S Wood of Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing spoke at Oberlin Exchange Club lunch at Oberlin Inn on street and highway lighting for safe driving. Pictures and charts illustrated the talk.
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L. A. S. Wood
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin’ Inn
Mr. Wood
Oberlin Women’s Club hosts lecture at Forest Street home
Mrs. L. T. McFarland welcomed members of the Education department of the Oberlin Women’s club for a meeting at her Forest Street home last evening. Professor Florence M. Fitch delivered the address titled What is Religion The Orient Answers.
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L. T. McFarland
Oberlin Women's Club
Forest Street
Florence M. Fitch
Ruth Hamilton Joins Oberlin College Women's Glee Club
Ruth Hamilton of Oberlin joins twenty new members in the Oberlin College Women’s Glee Club after voice testing. The group plans a spring trip to New York City. Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hamilton, is active in YWCA and ASU and serves as treasurer of the Cosmopolitan Club.
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Oberlin College Women’s Glee Club
Ruth Hamilton
Oberlin
Glee Club
New York City
Hamilton
C. H. Hamilton
Elm Street
YWCA
ASU
Cosmopolitan Club
Oberlin School Announces Thanksgiving Vacation Break
Students at Oberlin School of Commerce will have several days off for Thanksgiving. Classes end Wednesday afternoon and resume Monday November 29. Oberlin high school and grade schools will also close for the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin High School
Groveland Women Plan Chicago Visit for Two Weeks
Mrs. O. A. Stanfield and Mrs. Harold Archer of Groveland street depart Wednesday for Chicago to stay two weeks with Mrs. Stanfield’s daughter Mrs. Edward Lyons and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fisk of Portsmouth Ohio will spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. C. J. Wright of Woodland avenue. Mrs. Charles Hallouer and Mrs. Carrie Beem attended the double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Stanfield
Harold Archer
Groveland Street
Chicago
Funeral Services for Mr and Mrs Frank Dennis Today
Funeral services are held in Sullivan today for Mr Frank Dennis and his wife Mrs Dennis. The double ceremony gathers family friends and local mourners to honor the couple with rites at the Sullivan church and burial plans to follow at the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dennis
Sullivan
Coronation talk at Christ Church by Rev Daniels
At 7 30 this evening at Christ Church Rectory the Rev L Daniels will discuss the music and ceremonies of the recent British coronation. Dr Daniels, who studied in England last summer, will play phonograph records made in the Abbey and share stories from the event. A silver offering will support the missionary fund of Christ Church Women's Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Rectory
Daniels
England
Abbey
Missionary Fund
Women’s Auxiliary of
Christ Church
Pheasant Shooting Choices and Gun Preferences
The article argues pheasants demand hard shooting and good dogs, outlines gun choices from twenty gauge to twelve gauge, and cautions against high velocity loads for most hunters. It notes many misjudge effective range, with eighty yards rarely achieved in practice and walkers often relying on flushing dogs to shorten distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark Ripley
Selecting pheasant loads for various gauges and aims
The article discusses powder amounts and shot sizes for different gauge loads from No 12 to No 4, recommending 4 to 1 drams of powder with 1 1-8 ounces of shot for extreme No 12 and adjustments for No 16 and others. It stresses that success hinges on the hunter behind the load and warns against misfiring at birds and wasting time chasing cripples.
Outdoor questions welcomed by North American Sportsman Bureau
Note to readers invites questions on hunting fishing trap shooting and other outdoor activities. Send inquiries with stamped self addressed envelopes to North American Sportsman's Bureau Wrigley Building Chicago or direct to this newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Sportsman’s Bureau
Wrigley Bldg
Chicago
Stolen bicycle reported by resident at 515 West Street
Harold Beckloff told police his bicycle was taken from his home last night. Separate note says schools in the Philippines are to be greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Beckloff
West Street
Philippines
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