Business ads and real estate listings crowd Elyria ad page
A mix of job offers, furnished rooms, and rental homes fills the page, with advertisements for business opportunities in Cleveland and surrounding suburbs. Real estate listings highlight modern houses for rent, acreage and farm properties, and multiple sheriff sale notices in Lorain County.
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Jefferson
Plaza
Elyria
Cluveland
Savage
Devon Courts
J. B.halpin
Gates
Ejria
Spruce ST
Edern
Court House Sale Notice of Elyria Property
The Court House in Elyria Lorain County Ohio will hold a sale on Saturday October 15 1933 at ten o clock A M for a parcel of Lot 105 Braman Addition Elyria known as 305 High Street appraised at 2090 10 dollars with a minimum bid equal to two thirds of the appraisal The Sheriff Clarence F Adams Gorsin County Ohio and Webber Black Attorneys.
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Weather & Black
Director of Public Service
Elyria
Ohio
City Hall
City of Blythe
Ohio State Highway Department
F. A. Underhill
Public Service
First Savings & Loan Company
Landora Wasserman
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Aaid
Court House
Elyria Township
Black River
West River
West River Street
Onin
Larence E Adams
Pephher & Ulieh
Emma Sprague
Leaf River
Ilinois
Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit
Common Pleas Court
George Sprague
George E. Sprague
Cora W. Sprague
Ohio-Pennsylvania Joint Stock Land Bank of Cleveland
LaGrange Township
County of Lerain
County of Lorain
Masters, Crane & Willett
Floyd S. Willett
Spt
Sherife's
Union National Lite Ins. Co
Taintiff
Joseph Pitta
Gaid Court
n_ Elyria
County of
Lorain
Mendelgon's Park Heights
T. ON
Fursnaca Street
Furnace Street
Abova
Clarence E. Adams
Bharti
Turney & Sipe
Fleet Savings & Loan Company
Plaintiff
Romey Coon
High Street
Woodland Avenue
Cartla Botamer
Clarence FE Adams
Sherif Gorsin County
Webber & Black
Birmingham Church Announcements and Local Notices
The bulletin lists church services for Birmingham and Florence with pastors Rev. George T. Hanna and Sunday School schedules. It notes a Volunteer Firemen business meeting at Birmingham Town Hall to discuss a new fire truck, with eighteen members and three visitors attending and the next gathering set for two weeks hence. Brief items mention numerous local visits, travel, and social notes from Vermilion to Elyria and Cleveland, with families and residents attending events or trips.
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Birmingham
George T. Hanna
FE. J. Darby
Mayme Church
Florence Church
Christian Endeavor
Elbert Rolland
A. W. Reising
Birmingham Town Hall
Funeral and social notices from Florence township
Hunter attended the funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth McAleer at Sandusky by Wednesday. Mrs. B. R. Gilme and son Bobby were Friday dinner guests of Mrs. Fred Glider and family at Oberma. Mr. and Mrs. James J. McHale of Cleveland spent Tuesday with Mrs. Celetta Stollar, Ralph Prince and Jim Clary left Wednesday for Birmingham, Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mathers and sons Dick and Jack of Lakewood called on Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Portman and family on Sunday evening. Will Mosher and son Billy of Cleveland spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunter. Walter Rolfe and Mr. Enot of North Olmsted were in town on business Wednesday. There was one birth and one death recorded at the Township clerks office for the month of September in Florence township. The death was Sidney Minkler. The birth, daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paller. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Mosher of Amherst called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunter Tuesday evening. Charles Baker and family were Elyria shoppers Saturday.
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James J. McHale
Cleveland
Celetta Stollar
Ralph Prince
Jim Clary
Birmingham
Alabama
Kenneth Mathers
Jack
Lakewood
Jesse Portman
Will Mosher
Billy
Earl Hunter
Walter Rolfe
Enot
North Olmsted
Florence Township
Sidney Minkler
Joseph Paller
Jake Mosher
Amherst
Charles Baker
Elyria
Middle Ridge
N. W. Bechtel
Kenneth
E. C. Cotton
Edwin
Lake Avenue
Loudonville
Ohio
Walter Shinski
Walter Bracey
Columbia Station
John Born
Dorothy
Lucile
Emma Heidt
Toledo
Jonathan Gaehr
Mary Gaehr
Marion Steele
Doris Gaehr
Amherst High Glee Club
Out Door
Arthur Witney
Columbus
Esther Brown
Childs’ Welfare
Miss Brown
Prof
Stolz
Wilcox
Rufus Gilt
W. H. Green
Ernie
John Sigsworth
Mildred Lounsbrough
Toother
A. W. Davidson
Camden
Florence Worcester
Oberlin
Sarah Wideman
East Cleveland
Elmer Wideman
Fred Sheffield
Bradner
Walter Shepard
Wellington
Winifred Ekride
Elytia
Piper
FP. T. A
Jessie McConnell
Leona Zimmerman
Clearview
Alice West
Local Social News From Middle Ridge Area
Middle Ridge residents host visitors and family gatherings over the weekend with trips to Loudonville and Amherst. Local families such as Bechtel, Cotton, Ludwig, Gaehr, and Menz hosted relatives and guests including Cleveland and Toledo visitors. The Amherst Glee Club hike and Round Table Lorain meeting wrap weekend activities and fall season plans.
Vincent Church Notes Vincent Ladies Aid Meeting
The M and church Ladies Aid held its first regular meeting of the conference year on Oct 6 in the church parlors with multiple officers and members present. Reports noted a Home Missionary Society gathering to be hosted at the church and the next regular meeting scheduled for Nov 3. Several social visits and family times are mentioned, including guests and travels related to Elyria and Axtell.
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Vincent
M. &. Church Ladies Aid Society
C. Wilford
M. Penrod
George Teese
C. E. McIntire
BH. A. White
Frank Eschtruth
F. H. Lewis
Frankie Beese
Morris
Eschtruth
Community Dinners And Visits Highlight Week
Relatives and friends attended a dinner at H C Post home in honor of his son William and Bertha Egry’s upcoming marriage to Elyria. Guests included Carl Blaha, Helen Egry, Norma Shaw, Lena Gene, Edna Ritz, Ruth MacDowell, and others from Lorain Cleveland and McComb. Miss Martha Carlisle’s Gleaners class met, and Laurabell Stoughton’s Sunshine Class prepared a rally day play for the Methodist church audience.
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Nola Shaw
Norma
Lorain
Lena Gene
Cleveland
Willard Dittmar
Misa Henrietta Post
Miss Bury
William Post
Edna MacDowell
Ruth
Elyria
Frankie Reese
John Cook
Edna Ritz
McComb
Ohio
Ed Cooper
F. H. Lewin
C. E. McIntire
Louis Kelter
I. G. Morris
M. Penrod
George Beese
Franklee Beesee
Wilda Gilbert
Norwalk
GC. E. McIntire
Ralph Manning
William Goodsite
M. B. Church
Martha-Carlisle
Gleaners
Methodist Church
Laurabell Stoughton
Sunshine
Local Social Notes From Birmingham and Florence
Mrs Arnold J Kropf and Eloise of Ceylon visited friends Thursday afternoon. Ver milion visitors Mrs GC W Lawrence and Mrs Lester E Normande came Friday. Lyle Rolfe Flord Rolfe of North Olmsted were in town on business Friday. Miss Louise Avery and Myron Z Knott spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Milton Leimbach and family at Shinrock. Florence township trustees have received a second shipment of government flour for the unemployed, partly at Henry and Avery store in Birmingham and part at Ladrac’s store in Florence. Miss Katherine Early and Miss Lucille Plarr visited Lorain Friday. Miss Joan Portman of Lotsin spent the week end with her parents. William Opperman was in Lorain on business Friday. Charles Grenzebach stayed with his sister Mrs Lawrence Sherod at Huron.
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Birmingham
Oct
Arnold J. Kropf
Eloise
Ceylon
GC. W. Lawrence
Lester E. Normande
Lyle Rolfe
Flord Rolfe
North Olmsted
Louise Avery
Myron Z. Knott
Milton Leimbach
Shinrock
Florence Township
Charles Grenzebach
Lawrence Sherod
Huron
Pittsfield P. T. A. to Meet Pittsfield
Pittsfield P T A of School District No 3 will meet at the schoolhouse Friday evening at 830. Judge Wilcox of the Prohabt Court of Elyria will give an address. Everyone is cordially invited to attend this meeting.
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Pittsfield
Wilcox
Prohats Court of
Elyria
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All Makes Loomis CO
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Lesher Hansen
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Western Electric
Maytag CO
Davenpor
Princeton
Smith
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ANI Tools
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General Motors
H. G. Eschtrath
Houe
Lewis Jr
1.Hyman. CO
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R. OR
Vbrooks
Merchandiss
Maple Shade Fruit & Flower
Wellington Oa kKeller & Sons
Scott Bros
Sol Loval
Pere Held Transfer Co
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Oo Donnell Diaawae
Bath
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Oth
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Chronicle
Fellow Ave
Lil
J. P. Throo
Duntex
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Sproce
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Fred Mizer
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Rocky River
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We Smith CT
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O'Donnell
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N. Olive
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Florida
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Erma
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Portia L. Shaw
A. D
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Plantiff
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Times
Auto Schuster
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Water St Sailing Ph
E. Pack Service
D.snhermak Stang’s Garage
Darsunse
Chapel S
Peerless
G. Bliss L. Fisher
Temple Ct
Eldorread Tire & Supply Co
Olive St
Frank Griffen
Everett Bell
J. W. Sanderson
Strongsville
Charles Griffen
M. A. Ewell
Myron J. Knott
Monroeville
Walter Nielson
A. J. Clemons
Clemons Woods
Ruth Hostettler
William Lewis
Tommy
Ceinwen Lewis
Charles Garlock
Barney Kukes
Misa Noréne Collingwood
Berea
Claude Collingwood
G. R. Kuhlman
Ladrach House
Mina Hunter
B. R. Grime
William Fulgrabbe
Lyle
Hunter
Eilizabeth McAleer
Sandus
B. R. Gilme
Bobby
Mra
Fred Glider
Ober- Ma
Round Table of
H. W. Schmitkens
Hoover
Lois Eschtruth
Richard
Ralph Plas
Helen Ginn
Francis Stinebring
Merle Smith
Axtell
William Giede
Number Two
M. KE. Church Ladies Aid Society
D. F. Eschtruth
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