Lorain County Tax Rates and Local News Highlights
Elyria and Lorain county tax data show Sivria Village leading with 126 mills, Oberlin 19.3, Well ington 19, Eaton 7.8 mills. Heman Fly elected grand master of Ohio Masonry. Antiquated notes recall 1900 election crowds, Oberlin college liberty reforms, and a 28 minute Elyria to Lorain electric car service slated after the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Get
Alfyrin
Sivria
Lorain
Frederick M. Hamilt
Elyria
Oberlin
Wellington
Eaton Township
Heman Fly
Grand Commandery of Masonry of
Ohio
Toledo
Styria
Gove
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Elying
McKinley
Roosevelt
Elrria
Pittsfield
Ridgeville
Rough Riders
Oberlin College
Loreiu
Warren G. Harding
Elyria Theatre
Elsria
Majestic
Board of Health
West Side
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Oberlin festival marks first annual event for elderly crowd
In Oberlin last week more than 100 elderly residents joined a centenarian audience at a community gathering with 33 people aged 80 to 90 and 70 aged 70 to 80. Notables John Kamer Mrs N Simms and Mrs L Watson attended the celebration aimed at fostering future yearly observances.
New London Victory Noted In Amherst Challenge
A letter to New London Superintendent L L Landis from Amherst’s school official congratulates the New London team on their Saturday win. Amherst had hoped to defeat New London, but will try again later with Brownkel and Vermilion assisting. The two teams have met eight times, yielding one tie and seven New London wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW London
Poe
L L. Landis
N. L. HL
Supt. of
Amherst
N. L
Brownkel
Vermilion
Amherst Boya
New Londons
Es Bors
Tommy Lipton
Ohio Wesleyan Honors Sixty Six Upperclassmen at 1931
From Ohio Wesleyan comes a report that sixty six upper classmen are placed on the university honor roll for 1931. Registrar Thos E Steckel announced the annual list which includes students with a 2.5 scholarship average. The roster splits into 25 sophomores 18 juniors and 23 seniors and names Winifred Leech and Margaret Matthews among the sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Ohio Wesleyan
Thos. E Steckel
Mondar
Winifred Leech
Margaret Matthews
New London Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Birth
New London notes show Rev W B Robinson and daughter Juanita visiting Somerton, a District Conference in Greenwich attended by local clergy, and relatives stopping by from Jacksonville Cleveland and Columbia City. A New London hospital welcomed a 7 1/2 pound girl born to Mrs Clarence Davis, former Minnie Klein of Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Robinson
Juanita
Somerton
Belmont County
Wm. Johnson
Jacksonville
Fla
J. L. Fuller
Belle Omwar
Cleveland
H. H. Noble
H. H. Kissinger
Columbia City
Ind
Edith Briggs
W. B. Robinson Jr
Orn
New London Hospital
Clarence Davis
Davis
Minnie Klein
Norwalk
Price Movements Reported With Mixed Changes
A brief note describes several price changes with small per pound shifts and various cent adjustments. Figures appear garbled but indicate decreases and occasional rises across items, including a notable large drop or error near ten cents and a base price around 160. The text is fragmented with several inconsistent symbols.
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Birria Democrat
Opera House
Twentieth Congressional District
H. L. Stewart
Chronicle-Telegram
James M. Cox
Harding
League of Nations
Cox
League of Iions
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn
Greenwich
New Loxdon
C B. Hess
Northeast Ohio
Greenwhich
Hess
H. Hilton Longberry
John Fox
Hubert Cobb
Cobb
Harden
South Amerca
Mexico
Central America
West Indies
World Service Predses
Epworth League
Ray
J. W. Cleland
H. W. Courtney
Louisa Litzel
L. B. Brodrick
CE. Knapp
Cross Roads
Methodist Church
W. B Robinson
Chas N. DeHow
Euclid Avenue Methodist Church
Rey
BARTS
the Bros
Broad Street
Bilows Market
East Broad
Home Service Stores
Beck
Wapey Horr
Uets Gay
M_E
Mildred Indy
Marian Wood
Hallowe'en
Dorothy Nelson
Ata- Tian Stone
W. H. Husung
Friendly Bible
Derby
Battle Creek
Kelloggs
Brooks Roll
Japan
California
Dairy Maid
A & P Meat Markets
IciSc
B. C
Red Circle Coffee Tb
Neve Ag
Hal
Uthrie
Quality Bakery
Cleveland Street
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