Classifieds page with ads for radios and rentals
A dense page lists radios for sale from 1925 with contact numbers, followed by numerous rental offerings. Pasadena and Wellington apartments are advertised with six room layouts, baths, furnishings, janitor service, and contact numbers for O'Donnell and others. Several houses and duplexes are offered for rent or sale on West Ave and Park Ave, with descriptions of features, prices, and agent references. An automotive section hints at cars for sale.
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Pasadena
APTS
4Th ST
O'Donnell
Lutte
Damm
Harvard Ave
M. O'Donnell
Pierre Smith
P. S
LEGAL NOTICES AND SHERIFFS SALE ITEM LISTINGS
A collection of legal notices from Lorain County Ohio includes appointment orders for administrators and executors in multiple estates such as Charles W. Dehn Alfred M. Felgate John Grunda John Mockler Elizabeth Ross Emma A. Squires and Witte M Trotter. Also notices of divorce action against Lillie M Mullin and a sheriff sale of real estate at 125 Blake Street Elyria Ohio in Case No. DAL and a sale of Lot No. 11 Guilford Allotments in Elyria with appraisal $3500 bids cash October 15 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Dehn
Edith Dehn
Charles W Dehn
Amherst Township
Lorain County
Ohio
A. D
H. ¢. Wilcox
Said County
Alfred M. Felgate
Annie PL Welgate
Alfred M. Felsete
Fiyria
H. C. Wilcox
John Grunda
Mary Grunda
Elyria
H CC. Wildon
Said
Elizabeth Ross
Hagel K. Markel
Onlo
Sad County
Emma A. Squires
Elvin A. Manning
Carlisle Township
Lars County
Court of Comme Pleas
Ontyu
Lorein
Teins
Iets
Nes
Heman
Lerain
Perton
Qeteler
Church of Christ
Ohi
Baird & Vandemann, Cromies
Betitieeters
Jess Makims
Birmingham
State of
Alabama
Iwe Ed Barrutt
Common Piyas
Laraiy
Chon Peng
Aise
Ae Rachiard
Heran
Sherife
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
Andy Suetta
Court of Common Pleas
Virgria
Lorain
Guilford
Elyria Township
Clarence W. Dick
Fauver
Avon Mrs Mittendorf Hosts Pleasant Hour Club
Mrs Lena Mittendorf hosted the Pleasant Hour Club at her Avon Ohio home on Tuesday evening. The group played bridge with Florence Curtiss winning first prize, Charles Wagner second, and Veronica Bins to consolation. Guests included Veronica Bins and Fanny Lauer. Next meeting will be at Florence Curtiss’s home in two weeks. Also noted are Cleveland visitors Krauts Hathaway and a May family gathering at the Barr home with Wilson Jameson family and Richard Miller party.
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Hathaway
Cleveland
W. J. Barr
Wilson Jameson
Doris
Richard Miller
Vida
Amherst Chronicle-Telegram Saturday score service and PTA meeting note
Amherst notes that football game scores will be posted each Saturday around 6 30 p m in Central Book Store window by the Chronicle Telegram and complete scores will be provided for important games. A separate item covers a public school Parent-Teacher Association meeting on Monday at the school auditorium with 4 H Club activities, officers, program highlights, and a social note.
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Central Book Store
Chronicle-Telegram
Aheast
Jacob Krieg
F. R
Powers
Harmony Boys
J. G. Maxwell
Russell Stauffer
Florence Bodmann
H. H. VanKeuren
Walter Schulz
William Ehrman
Ladies Meet at Congregational Church Parlor
Mrs Ada Purcell and Mrs F J Hubbard hosted the Ladies Society gathering at the Congregational church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. The program featured a pantomime And the Lamp Went Out with Janet Bain Agnes Henry Margaret Gordon J R MacKenzie and Mrs MacDonald taking parts. Refreshments were served to 25 attendees including Jessie Powers Janet Bain Agnes Henry and Margaret Gordon.
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Ada Purcell
F. J. Hubbard
Ladies’ Society
The
Congregational Church
Janet Bain
Agnes Henry
Margaret Gordon
J. R. MacKenzie
MacDonald
Jessie Powers
Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Club Met at Baus Cottage
The Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Club gathered at the Baus cottage near Huron for a sauer kraut noon dinner hosted by Mrs. George Baus and Mrs. M. B. Schaeffer. Officers elected: President Mrs. H. A. Monger, Vice President Mrs. W. G. Schaeffer, Secretary Mrs. George Hoffner, Treasurer Mrs. Frank Mischka. A report on the Cleveland convention was read by Mrs. Nettie Schaeffer with several members listed as participants. The next meeting is set for Monday evening November 5 at Mrs. George Hoffner’s home on Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baus
Huron
Past Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
George Baus
M. B. Schaeffer
H. A. Monger
W. G. Schaeffer
George Hoffner
Frank Mischka
Nettie Schaeffer
Cleveland
C. A. Lauer
Ada Purcell
Conrad Mulder
Jessie McLean
A. C. Kreeger
Anna Lynch
Katherine Cameron
Ella Jaeger
Edith Ehrman
Church St
Evergreen Club Meeting Plans Hamburger Event
A Wednesday afternoon Evergreen Club gathering at Mrs. J Coverdale Hazelst began with a dinner at one. Members discussed routine business and planned a hamburger event for families at Mr. and Mrs. William Cook Oberlin on Sunday October 14.
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Evergreen Club
J. Coverdale
Hazelst
William Cook
Oberlin
Rally and harvest events at local Baptist church
The M. I. Sunday School will observe Rally Day on Sunday morning October 7 with special music. A harvest home meeting follows that evening at the Baptist church featuring the Simon's Club Quartet and participation from the Cleveland City Mission Radio family. Donations of eatables for mission work are welcome.
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Richard
Lenard Mitchell
Avon Lake
W. J. Barr
C. A. Bantham
Barr
Sheffield Lake
M. I
Baptist Church
Cleveland City Mission
Simon’s Club
Circle 2 Card Party At St Ann s Society
St Ann s Circle 2 of St Joseph Catholic Church held a public card party at Mrs FE Chuha s home on Park Ave. Autumn bouquets decorated the rooms. Prizes awarded included bridge to Mrs Henry Plato, five hundred to Mrs Nellie Shaffer, sixty six to Mrs Philip Brown, banco to Mrs Mary Brucker. Out of town guests included Miss Katherine Plato of Kissimmee Pla Mrs Reamer rs Thiesan of Norwalk and Mrs Henry Plato of Naakomis Park.
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St. Ann’s Society
St. Joseph Catholic Church
FE. Chuha
Parkav
Bridge
Henry Plato
Nellie Shaffer
Philip Brown
Banco
Mary Brucker
Katherine Plato
Kissimmee
Pla
Reamer
Rs. Thiesan
Norwalk
Naakomis Park
Local Democrats Attend Rally at Hotel Antlers in Lorain
Local residents from South Amherst gather for a Democratic rally at Hotel Antlers in Lorain on Wednesday evening. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smythe Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Stiwald and son Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown Mrs. L. Roemer Dr. H. W. Powers J. B. Egeland Nelson Pippett and Arthur Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Antlers
Lorain
J. J. Smythe
E. C. Stiwald and Son
Harry Wolf
Harold Brown
L. Roemer
H. W. Powers
J. B. Egeland
Nelson Pippett
Arthur Powers
South Amherst
Church groups hold annual meetings and socials
The Gottober meeting of the Philathea Bible class at St. Peters Evangelical church will convene in church parlors for annual meeting and officer elections. The Ladies auxiliary of Elmer Johnson Post 118 American Legion meets in regular session at the club rooms with hostesses named. The Queen Esther class of the Methodist church is entertained at the home of Mrs. Casper Dute with Mrs. Grace Binting hosting.
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Philathea Bible
St. Peter’s
Jessamine Lodge Meeting and Local Social News
Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland met at Odd Fellow Hall for a regular session with officer nominations. A social hour followed with refreshments. Local residents hosted and visited, including Wise, Rogers, Beriswill, Livingston, Dambaugh, Weidner, Tellinger, Bennett, Spieth, Ladd, and others during the week. Fred Sandin, Belden's coach, burned feet in an oil tank explosion but returned to work later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow Hall
Herman Wise
Dwight Rogers
Lorain
George Beriswill
Irene
Martha
Lakewood
Ed Beriswill
Cleveland
Adam Livingston
Valley City
Martin Beriswill
W. ©. Turner
la Grange
Carl Hall
Belden
A. L. Wise
Doonan
Raymond Sauer
Archie Harpeter
Akron
John Bowman
Price
Grafton
Daily Cross Word Puzzle ACROSS 1-Compensated 6-Inactive 9-Learning
Across clues run through a themed crossword style puzzle with a mix of common words and proper nouns. Down clues supplement the grid with standard entries including a few abbreviations and planet facts. The reader is asked to solve the crossword and review the solution to the preceding puzzle.
Eastern Stars hall party and Stone City Chapter meet
A vard party at the hall Friday evening featured various games. Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars held its regular meeting at the Masonic Hall Wednesday evening, with routine business discussed.
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Stone City
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Brotherhood Meets At St Peter’s Church Parlor
The October meeting of the Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical church was held at the church parlors Wednesday evening. Routine business was discussed and plans for winter were made. Mrs. Harriet Amat of Elyria and Mrs. Joseph Heathcote of South Amherst visited the group. Mrs. Henry Plato of Nakomis Park spent time with Amherst friends. Ernst Lembke of Akron was a caller on Wednesday.
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Brotherhood
Brotherhood of St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Harriet Amat
Elyria
Joseph Heathcote
South Amherst
B. A. Jenne
Henry Plato
Nakomis Park
Amherst
Ernst Lembke
Akron
Belden Club Hosts Eight for Saturday Meeting
Miss Ruth Stock hosted the Happy Go Lucky Club on Saturday with eight girls attending a luncheon and social hour. Present were Betty Schaefer Della Meyers Francis Schriver Katherine Mole Neva Goodman Mary Dambaugh Lucille Wise and the hostess. The next meeting will be a Hallowe en party at Neva Good man s home.
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Belden
Ruth Stock
Happy Go Lucky Club
Betty Schaefer
Della Meyers
Francis Schriver
Katherine Mole
Neva Goodman
Mary Dambaught
Lucille Wise
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Chronicle
Telegram
the Chronicle-Telegram
Pates
Eee de
Chronicle - Telegram
Woo P
Hindeman
Paul Wainwright
Geo Bruch
Sare
Lins
Iiteraction
Breeport W
T “Ronking
Laundrss
Owl Room
Wonan's Institute
Apt
Glenn
Spencer
Avon
R. D
Elyria Business College
M. J. M. James
J. J. Mosher
Beckley
Evering
Woods Electrical Service
Elyr I Superior Electric
Agse
Faibraet
Wtefinishone
Dietour
Imperial Furnitures Co
Tropd Sr Bridge
Wim
Buck
B. Brand
Vres
Frogus
Phi. Joesh
John Bannon
West Ave
Jackson
Cleveland St
Willi
P. J. Bright
Lamni Laundry
Manhattan Laundry
ChestNut St
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Peat Printing Co
Radio 3
Waw
Opresley
Crosley
Vernon Ross ‘ Furnace
John Lersch Co
Middle Bake Service Co. Ph
Royal Sales and Service
Seana
Whitesville
Walter Vierguts
Brown Hotel
Jonathan
Baldwin Iupples
Tatees
Walter Grobe
Tiel Pulver St
Ang Lee TV
Bruesh
Schreple
Lake Aw
ANE
Delvery
Diyriad
Gusaranteed
Wreselow
Wwe
Thoamann
Maheran Wa
Krakmuer
Eason & Ptealy Veveees Wertzman
Mahogans Guluritsa
Furnitus
Rie
Jyriyeway
Elyria Resto. & McHay. CO
Sorcs Furniture Mart
Broadway
Thor—Easy
ABC Maytag Elyria CO
Middle Brook
Elyria Beltg., & McUiry. CO
Maytag
Maytag Elyria CO
Elyria Electric and Music
Blooms
Broadway Lorain
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Middle Ave
Delco
W. G. Eschtruth
Farmer's Supply CO
Boy's
Workingman's
Tlyria Electric and Music Store
Broad St
18Th St
Gould
Beabe
Upiuighyt
Lyrta Exchange
Oliver
Savage
Chestnut Street
South Side
B. M. O'Donnell
Wes’ Ave
Cleveland S&t
Woor
Perten
de Lo
Park Ave
Doule
Inquire
Fork Ave
Garagin Wellington
Wellington
Duplea
Offic
Wm. Whitney Realty Co
Laree Herase
F. A. Smith& Bro
Stra
J. R. Dall
Elyria Ford
Adams & Foster
Automobile Service
Eevee
Rome
Pricis Tuire
Jay
Tsaly
Jake Kaiser
Eldotiead Tire & Supply CO
H.C. Wilcox
John J. Mockler
Deceaeol
Mars
Agnes Mocektler
John J. Moekler
Loratne County
A. B
Loo
H. C. Wildon
Kittie M. Trotter
DeLorain
H .C. Wildon
Lillie M. Mullin
O. P.S
Roger Rogers
Cleveland St. Mes
B. A
JENNE
Ternoon
George Kern
Carl Delefield
LaPorte
Carl Henes
Louis Ernst
Fred Coverdale
Robert
Elmer Bischoff
Lila Ann
Margaret Jean
Leroy Breeler
Donna Lee
Mert
Daily Cross
DOWN
Ohio City
Dea
Mt. Etna
Christian Science
Poss
Happy
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