Lorain County Officials Change and Local News Mix
Lorain County appoints Conrad A. Horn to complete the late Otto Haserodt term as county auditor after selection from a 30-name slate. The Republican county executive committee shifts stance, urging candidates to declare Roosevelt or Taft loyalties, while old organizers claim legality and host a banquet in Elyria. Lorain Federation of Labor installs new officers Fred Kocka president G. A. Smith vice president and C E B Haury secretary-treasurer. Citizens' Municipal Party adopts a pro efficiency platform. Elyria and Lorain High meet in football. Lorain tops Elyria 20 to 0 in the 14th clash since 1905, with Lorain totaling 225 to Elyria 164 all-time. Fifteen coal cars slid into a ditch at Patterson’s Crossing. no injuries but traffic stalled for hours. Road official attempts to sell coal for 2.50 to 3.00 per ton fail.
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Otto ‘Eb. Haserodt
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Taft
Elyria
Lorain County
New Citizens’ Municipal Party
Pattersons Crossing
Avon School Chapels and Local Notes
Avon High School chapel addressed by Rev. Achilles P. Ferrer of Lorain on Columbus courage and modern life, with student musical selections. Stitches and Chatter Club met at Mrs. George Nagel’s home for sewing and lunch. A school clock dial was stolen from the grounds last Saturday night. Board of Education discussed easing west end crowding. Theresa Wagner named hot lunch supervisor for the year. Mrs. C T Wilford hosted dinner for Mrs. Alfred Arnold of Bloomington, Lil., with Ida Harold and Judson Harold among guests.
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Lorain
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Barnacle Bill the Sav
George Nagel
Stitch and Chatter Club
Detroit Road
Board of Education
West End
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C. T. Wilford
Alfred Arnold
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Local Social News and Meeting Notes
Mr and Mrs Janes Russell spent Wednesday with relatives in Cleveland. Jeanne Bungert has been quite ill and is somewhat improved. Geraldine Fitch is much improved. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St John met at the parish hall Tuesday. Plans were completed for the district meeting in Avon on Oct 23. Mrs Joseph Kinzel won the prize. The Ladies Aid Society of the M B E Church met at the church Thursday with a noon dinner. Mrs Alfred Arnold spent Wednesday with Miss M A Walther.
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Cleveland
Jeanne Bungert
Geraldine Fitch
Knights of St. John
Avon
Joseph Kinzel
Ladies’ Aid Society
M.be
Alfred Arnold
M. A. Walther
Avon Lake Church Notes and Local Social Roundup
Avon Lake notes report a Sunday religious service at 10:45 a.m. for the Christian Scientist Society with a sermon on the Doctrine of Atonement. Congregational Church activities include a school service, worship, and youth group events. numerous residents attend events in Cleveland and Westerville. The item also lists bridge club gatherings, potluck dinners, and various visits by residents across nearby towns, including Amherst, Bay Village, and Cleveland.
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Erhart Personal News Brief From Ohio Visit
Erhart Oct 14 Mrs Leethy and her son Albert entertained the former's daughter and her husband Iron Cleveland Ohio at their home Tuesday afternoon Ivadell Frombach was a visi
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Prewar Lady A Romance Enters Paris Life
Excerpt traces Emilia in Paris after World War I as she teaches and cares for Anais, navigates a new life with Sister Dominique’s plans, and recalls war years while contemplating an imminent change and a royalist suitor. The passage blends memories of 1920s Europe, family ties, and shifting loyalties with Emilia’s evolving independence.
Y Echo School Paper Ahead Of First Issue This Year
The centralized township school plans to publish the annual Y Echo with staff preparing contents for a first appearance next week. An organized subscription drive is under way as groups of students compete to recruit the most subscribers.
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Valley City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Valley City notes show a weekend of social visits led by D M Johnson and the Stebels hosting guests from Brunswick Cleveland and Lakewood. Local activities include 4 H harvest moon fun, a canning party at Zion church and a pneumonia watch update on Naomi Crittenden. The community prepares for a PT A meeting October 19 with a high school orchestra performance and room attendance prizes.
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Youngstown
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John Hauck
Local visitors and guests listed at Cleveland and Sandusky homes
Mr and Mrs Henry Drage and daughter Elizabeth were guests of Mrs Gertrude Henrich in Cleveland. Numerous local residents and couples from Belden and nearby towns visited relatives in Cleveland, Sandusky, and Detroit, with social dinners and weekend gatherings noted. A birthday surprise at the Deimling home concludes the fragment.
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Lester, C
Frank Smith
Ethel
Elyria
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Glenn
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LaVerne
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John Hartman
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Mott Starrant
Ruth Paleoner
McConnellsville
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Gus Deimling
May Change Election Dates Shifts Primary Planning
Fort Worth reports a bill to alter primary election dates from July and August to early spring. Democratic leaders, including the county chairman Hugh Ul, cite hot weather as troublesome for candidates and voters and urge schedule changes.
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Good 1931 Profit Reported in Sweden Water Power Sector
Sweden’s Waterfalls Department reports 1981 profit totaling 30,890,000 kronor. Of this, 25,000,000 kronor comes from water power, 1,700,000 kronor from canals, and 690,400 kronor from real estate. The text also notes a French crime tale at century’s start.
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