Boys at State Farm Entertained by Elyrian
At Graf ton State Farm last night Harland Brown and Gene St Marie performed vocal and piano solos. The youths joined in group singing and Brown led several numbers. W R Comings arranged the program and noted most residents are recent arrivals feeling new to the farm.
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State Farm
Grafton
Harland Brown
Gene St. Marie
Brown
W. R. Comings
West Avenue
Comings
Nazarene speaker to lead Elyria church services
Rev Charles E Gibson Ohio district superintendent of the Church of the Nazarene will be the speaker at special services tonight tomorrow and Sunday at the Elyria Church of the Nazarene He is described as an exceptional speaker in religious subjects and evangelical work during his Elyria visit.
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Charles E. Gibson
Ohio
Church of the Nazarene
Elyria Church
Page
Kiwanis
Ohio Kiwanis
Powell
Hewes
Cleveland
Helstrom
Recent Rentals Announced in Elyria Homes and Apartments
B M O Donnell reports multiple Elyria properties have new tenants. Reefe of Cleveland rents the Marsh home at 218 Wooster Street. Hartman couple moves into 210 Harrison Street Worthington house. Shook couple lease 346 West Sixth Street Pierce Apartment. Wilert family occupies 1606 East Avenue. Charlton family takes 344 Ninth Street. Terrell and grandson rent 216 George Street. Gott at 485 Eighth Street works as a mail carrier. Schwartz from Philadelphia rents Reefy house at 32 East Avenue in fur trade. Rheeble tenants at 341 Third Street with Elvira Elks Club work. Rober and spouse lease No 4 Damm Apartments East Broad Street, National Tube company ties noted for several tenants.
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Elsha
B. M. O'Donnell
Reefe
Cleveland
Marsh
Wooster Street
Florida
Clyde Hartman
Worthington
Harrison Street
Hartman
National Tube Company
W. W. Shook
Pierce
West Sixth Street
Shook
New York Central Railroad
Herman Wilert
East Avenue
Colson Company
New Oberlin Booster Night at Carlisle Grange
Mr and Mrs William Peabody attended Booster Night at Carlisle Grange where Peabody displayed antiques and gave a talk. Mrs Mary Petrie of Cleveland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Michael Smith. Several local residents visited Elyria and Lorain area families including the Schmitz Smith Bemis and Peabody households.
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William Peabody
Carlisle Grange
Peabody
Mary Petrie
Cleveland
Michael Smith
James Miles
C. P. Schmitz
Matt Wohleber
George Wohleber
Elyria
Leo
Dorothy
Ehrman
Clymer
C. Justin
Jeanette
Webber
Lloyd
Charles Bemis
C. M. Peabody
Querlin
Mrs Edwina Williams Voices Cleaner Dilemma
Mrs Edwina Williams of 3236 Tullamore Road says she has spent years using several cleaners that each do one job and notes a recent change or realization about combining cleaning functions. The brief quotes indicate consumer frustration with single purpose products.
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Edwina Williams
Tullamore Resd
Do You Favor Business Or Housekeeping As A Career
The Chronicle Telegram promotes numerology to help readers discover their true calling. It argues many people are misaligned with their jobs, with housekeepers and businesswomen alike unhappy, and suggests turning one’s hobby into work. Readers are invited to mail in a coupon for advice from Elaine H. Williams.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elaine H. Williams
Fragmentary Birth Notice From Elaine Williams Chronicle Telegram
Fragmentary OCR text asks for signature address birth date and year and full birth name. It references Elaine H. Williams Chronicle Telegram and mentions stamped self addressed envelope with ten cents for clerical costs.
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Elaine H. Williams
Chronicle-Telegram
Wellington's oldest business man dies at 7
Edward Wells Jr aged, Wellington's oldest businessman, died at his Herrick avenue East home after a three month illness. He founded Wells Harness Shop in 1866 and served on the village council and Board of Education. Survived by wife Mary and sons Guy and Howard. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 at the Wells home with Dr. C W Recard officiating. burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Wellington
Edward Wells
Herrick Avenue
Wells
Fire wrecks building. insurance covers part of loss
Wellington's fire chief Lyn Coates estimates the damage at 2900 dollars. The blaze, which had gained headway, left a partly insured site. Separately, the Young Men's Forum will meet next Friday at the YMCA to discuss adult education, organizers announced today.
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Wellington
Lyn Coates
Young Men's Forum
Young Men’s Forum
Bowling League Start Gives Wellington Clubs Early Lead
Wellington bowlers opened the season with four of six teams already playing. The Eagles defeated the Wellington Owls two games to one on Tuesday. Red Shepard led the winners. Wednesday saw Pennzoil take two of three from Berk Coal. Hilliker's Music will face Falls Clinic for the week’s third match.
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Wellington
Eagles
Wellington Owls
Red’ Shepard
Pennzoil
Berk Coal
Hilliker’s Music Store
Falls
Camp Iss-See-Kies Still Used By Local Groups
Although the 1953 season at Camp Iss-See-Kies on Vermilion River ended two months ago, Lorain County groups continue using the Elyria Y M C A camp. Brownhelm High School boys will visit tonight for a party and initiation service for incoming freshmen, underscoring a forward looking community spirit.
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Iss-See-Kies
Elyria Y. M. C
Vermilion River
Lorain County
Brownhelm High School
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SRS
Violet Curwick
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
H. ©. Beckley
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Ward Wark
Ad Berkley
Mary Peet
H. O. Beckley
Robert Walden
A A. B. Southard
Geo. Rolfe
Pittsfield
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Audrey Houghlum
Jackie Meyers
Audrey Houglum
North Dakota
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Paliforn
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Virginia
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HEINZ
Fincal
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Premier
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Idaho
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Jonathan Or
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