Memorials Ordered Now May Be Erected This Winter
James Lewis of Lewis Monument Co at 541 Cleveland argues memorial foundations should be prepared by November 15 to permit iron pours before the November cutoff. Cemeteries require concrete foundations, and monuments can be placed anytime in winter. the firm sells Rock of Ages, Rainbow Granite of Minnesota, Finland granite, and Missouri red granite, with custom inscriptions.
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James Proprietor
Lewis Nent Co
Cleveland
McRete
Lewis
Noyd
Lewis Monument Co
Barre
Rainbow G
Minnesota
Cold Spring Granite Co
Finland
Missouri
Mobil service station advertises winter car care and tires
k And Broad Service Station promotes winter readiness with anti freeze, oil change, ignition check, and battery testing. Alec Aust urges early cooling system checks to avoid later bills. Rust Mobil batteries and Mobil tires touted for top performance, with low pressure riding, strong tread base, snow and mud options, and wide availability.
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Alec Aust
Dern Mobil
Park Avenue
Tim
Mobil
Ross Furniture 15 Day Clearance At 406 Middle Ave
Ross Furniture Store in Elyria announces a 15 day clearance sale with 20 to 50 percent markdowns on most home furnishings excluding fair trade items. The event aims to raise cash for on order merchandise and free space. Featured items include walnut and mahogany bedroom suites, dining sets, bedding, mattresses, children's furniture, kneehole desks, mahogany desks, tables, lamps, and space heaters. Sale runs through November 1.
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Ross Furniture
Middle Avenue
Vernon Ross
Ross
Elyria
Auto-Lite Resistor Spark Plug Stated To Boost Engine Efficiency
Aust notes all carries a satisfaction guarantee and introduces the Auto-Lite Resistor Spark Plug. The plug uses a principal admired by automotive engineers for top ignition, now perfected to permit a wider gap at the points. This speeds ignition, improves engine efficiency, smooths idling, and saves gasoline.
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Miss Mori feted at pre nuptial shower in South Amherst
Miss De bra Mori, guest of honor, was feted at a Wednesday evening shower hosted at the home of Mrs. Alfred Flowers. Four guests won prizes in games, with a floral centerpiece and 14 attendees enjoying a dessert course. She is to wed Kenneth Jones at St. John's Evangelical church on October 23.
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Miss Mori
South Amherst
Debra Mori
Alfred Flowers
Hilma Fitzpatrick
Clara Dangle
Lottie Jones
Anna Holzhauer
Alex Flowers
Kenneth Jones
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Good Will
St. John's Evangelical Church School
Nick Krebs
Local Club Elects Officers and Sends Aid Box
George Pipnert was elected president with Mrs. Alex Flowers as vice president Mrs. William Gasser secretary and Mrs. Ford Holzhauer treasurer. Time was spent packing a Good Will box of baby clothes to be sent to Germany. The hostess served a desert course to 15 members. Attend Meeting Mrs. Albert Wragg Mrs. Fred Berger Mrs. Ford Holzhauer and Ernst Schneider representing St. John's Evangelical church attended the North East Ohio Synod meeting in Wadsworth on Wednesday.
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George Pipnert
Alex Flowers
William Gasser
Ford Holzhauer
Germany
Albert Wragg
Fred Berger
Ernst Schneider
St. John’s
Grafton Mothers Study Club Auction and Bake Sale
The Grafton Mothers Study Club will host an auction and bake sale at the village school on Wednesday evening October 20 to raise funds for the local kindergarten. The event invites the community to support the club sponsored project. House lighting upgrades are planned in Grafton Village with new bracket lights and additional lamps in previously dark areas. Announce Birth Mr and Mrs John Spie th of Medina welcome a baby boy named David Wesley born October 11 at Medina Hospital. Entertain Neighbors Mr and Mrs Paul Janoska hosted five neighbor couples for an evening of socializing on Wednesday.
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Mothers Study Club
Grafton
Mother's Study Club
Grafton Village
John Spieth
Medina
David Wesley
Medina Hospital
Paul Janoska
Grange and Loyalty Class Meetings Reported
Belden Grange held its annual inspection with Master Herman Gest presiding and Deputy Frank Mason from Ridgeville as inspecting officer. Booster Night was planned, a lecture contest enjoyed, and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason. Loyalty class elected new officers led by President Mrs Maude Rinehart with Mrs Eleanor Sheldon as vice president and other officers appointed for the coming year.
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Neighbors Club
Joe Eyring
Grange
Belden Grange
Herman Gest
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
George Spitzer
Maude Rinehart
Edgar Gest
Eleanor Sheldon
Edna Finlayson
Mary Finley
Sunshine
Frances Trembath
Lucy Robson
Leah Reese
Program Notes For Evening Of Readings And Contest
The evening featured Miss Winifred Tran reading My Most Unforgettable Character from Readers Digest October issue and Mrs Edna Finlayson giving a James Whitcomb Riley biography in Indiana celebrating a centennial She closed with one of his poems A skill contest winner was Mrs Edith Howard Refreshments served by hostesses Mrs Rhea Harder invites November class meeting at her home
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Readers Digest
Edna Finlayson
James Whitcomb Hiley
Hoosier State
Edith Howard
Rhea Harder
West River Road Organizes Needlecraft Unit
Women meet at Mrs. J. G. Morris home to form a unit of the National Needlecraft Guild. Mrs. A. C. Haynes, East District president, teaches and shows needlework samples. Officers elected: Mrs. J. H. Morris president, Mrs. R. E. Hollis vice president, Mrs. William Morris secretary, Mrs. Herman Gerhart treasurer, Mrs. Elmer Keller historian. Next meeting to choose unit name on November 3. Kate Reese returns home after stay at Geauga Lake.
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Mmet
J. G. Morris
National Needlecraft Guild
A. C. Haynes
J. H. Morris
R. E. Hollis
William Morris
Herman Gerhart
Elmer Keller
Haynes
Hollie
Wenout
Tle Tustis
Family guests attend World Series events and local notices
Mrs Nellie Harnish and Mrs Bonita Eddy hosted relatives from Cleveland and others visiting for World Series games including Mr J L Davis, Mr Cecil Harnish and Mr James Harnish and families. Also noted are visits in Elyria and Lorain, a hospital stay for Billie Rico, and local PTA and community events. An idiosyncratic theft report from Lewiston Idaho and a tip on ironing tablecloths follow.
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Bonita Eddy
J. L. Davis
A. B. Stone
Nashville
Tenn
Ohio
Cecil Harnish
John Harnish
Joseph Dudiak
Cleveland
Ella Jane Harnish
Albuquerque
N. M
James Harnish
Lorein
Davis
Stone
Mr. Harnish
Edith Morris
Lucy Weller
Elyria
John Rico
Griswold Road
H. H. Kangas
Schadden Road
Rico
Billie
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Elfreda
St. Anthony’s Convent
Lorain
Harvey Kangas
FE. A. White
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