Sheriff Sale of Amherst Property in Lorain County
Public sale ordered by Lorain County Court of Common Pleas to execute a mortgage on property at 347 Cleveland Avenue Amherst Ohio. Property described as part of Sub Lot 12 John J Ludwig’s Addition Amherst Township Lot 23 with appraisal Eight Thousand and Fifty Dollars. Sale by cash. at the north door of the Court House Elyria Ohio on a December date specified by the court. Sheriff Clark presiding. sale subject to legal highways and two thirds appraisals.
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Mtty
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Co Ghia
Hitt Reality Company
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Court of Common Pleas
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Clarence W. Dice
Fauver & Fauver
Atlis
Tocan Corporation
H. V. Peabody
Lorain Courts
Hegee
Desrain Coun
Amherst
Forain
John J. Ludwig
Amherst Township
Loraiity
Harris Street
Cleveland Avenues
Cleveland Avenue
Leveland Street
Sullivan High School Honor Roll Announces First Six Weeks
Sullivan High School lists students on the first six weeks honor roll including Grace Morris Betty Kieoz Clarice Johnston Allene Werner Frances Skeeles Homer Bungard Jimmy Burder Louise Clodwick Marian Dakin Darwin Hyde Clarce Lance Betty McFadden Mary Resek Villan Roach Also named are the Junior High honor roll Helen Swope and the 5th 6th grades Thelma Arndt Wilmer Ballou Faye Kettering Mary Jane Lebkister Leah Werner Gilbert Woodburn 3rd 4th grades Eula Dudie Richard Dean Balio Walter Shick Del Bert Smith Joanne Crodwick Jean Fisher 1st 2nd grades Jerrie Haulk Joy Ringer Jean Sessions Fisher Patti Ann Haulk Marr Kiooz Dicky Lowe Leslie Shick Bonnie Swope Names Mrs Herbert Miller Mrs David Kerr and Mrs Von Cole left Tuesday for Grand Chapter of the O E S in Columbus Also Mrs M L Burden Mrs CH ford Irwin with Ashland ladies left Wednesday to attend same meet Mrs Ella Cole will leave next
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Sullivan
Sullivan High School
Grace Morris
Betty Kieoz
Clarice Johnson
Allene Werner
Frances Skeeles
Homer Bungard
Jimmy Burder
Louise Clodwick
Marian Dakin
Darwin Hyde
Clarce Lance
Betty McFadden
Mary Resek
Villan Roach
Helen Swope
Dorothy Richards
Billy Burden
Barbara Cummings
Bud Klooz
Ruth Reed
Jean Whitcomp
Thelma Arndt
Wwilmer Ballou
Faye Kettering
Mary Jane Lebkister
Leah Werner
Gilbert Woodburn
Eula Dudie
Richard Dean Baliow
Harold Paul Shick
Delbert Smith
Joanne Crodwick
Jean Fisher
Jerrie Haulk
Joy Ringer
Jean Sessions
Vis Fisher
Patti Ann Haulk
Winter visit routes through Michigan and Ohio
Thursday plans a winter visit with relatives in Michigan traveling via Mansfield to call on her daughter Mrs. Harry Robins and family, then by bus to Toledo and on to Jackson, Michigan.
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Michigan
Mansfield
Harry Robins
Famly
Toledo
Jackson
Mich
Birth of a daughter in Columbus at Lodi hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Columbus announce the birth of a baby girl at Lodi hospital Sunday afternoon. Mr Smith is the son of Mr and Mrs Cloyd Smith of this place. Mrs Marion Clawson hosted her Christian church Sunday School class at her home last Wednesday. Mrs Jennie Myers held a household goods sale last Saturday and has moved to Ashtend. Mrs Carrie Richards plans to winter with her sister in Florida. Mr and Mrs James Lebkisner and family depart this week for a California winter residence.
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Robert Smith
Columbus
Lodi Hospital
Smith
Cloyd Smith
Marion Clawson
The
Christian Church
Jennie Myers
Ashtend
Carrie Richards
Florida
James Lebkisner
California
Local leaders attend Cleveland store managers meeting
Sheffield Mrs Henrys Dotzlaf attended a quarterly entertainment for store managers in Cleveland Monday evening. She was with Miss Olga Dorziaf and Henry and Edward Dorzlaf. Hundreds daily view the new bridge across Black River at Logan Gas Plant Hill as welds join sections. Surveys by Lester Youtzy and Lee Johnson map soils conservation on local farms. Mr and Mrs Paul Benedict and family of Cleveland visited the Dunfees. Sheffield Village voters set polls at the village hall Tuesday. Brookside School pupils will have their pictures taken for the school paper this week.
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Henrys Dotzlaf
Clevelard
Olga Dorziaf
Henry
Edward Dorzlaf
New Budge
Black River
Logan Gas Plant
Lester Youtzy
Lee Johnson
Paul Benedict
Cleveland
Raymond Dunfee Sunda
Sheffield Vilage
North Ridge
Brookside School
Moscow Play Reveals King George V Coat Reward
Prominent Soviet playwright Nicolai Pogodin unveils a backstage tale where a Sia khanorite gold miner is offered an exact duplicate of King George V's overcoat as a reward for exceptional work. Officials scramble to secure the coat through London tailors and the Soviet embassy, with production planned for stage and screen.
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Nicolai Pogodin
Pogodin
Halloween events dot rural calendar notes
Rural calendar lists Halloween activities tonight at Avon Lake Belden Eaton Valley City Fields and Wakeman. Activities include masquerade dances parties and Sunday school class gatherings at local churches Grange halls and schools with dates in the evening.
Special Service At Columbia Vi Church In November
Rev Frank Baker of Goodwill Industries Cleveland will preach at a combined church and Epworth League service at the Methodist Church Sunday evening November 1. Rev Thomas Hughes will lead a fifteen minute song service before the talk. A Hallowe en party and supper drew a large crowd with Mrs Lorena Crocker in charge. the evening featured a song service cornet solo Russell Heineman and a musical program led by Rev Hughes ending with piano pieces and recitations.
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Columbia
Frank Baker
Goodwill Industries
Cleveland
Methodist
Thomas Hughes
Hallowe’en
Lorena Crocker
Hughes
Cornet
Russell Heineman
Jasper
Eaton P. T. A. To Meet Tuesday
Eaton P. T. A. will hold a meeting Tuesday evening at Prince of Peace. Prizes from the membership contest will be awarded to winners. The program will feature the Prince of Peace Declamation contest with a bronze medal prize and county contest eligibility.
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EATON
Eaton P. T. A
Eaton P.T. A
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Salisbury
Huntington Grange To Elect Officers
Huntington Grange No. 2043 will meet on Thursday evening for an election of Officers. A full attendance is desired. Refreshment committee includes Mrs. Merton Coe Aileen Cassell Mrs James Heiner Mrs Sam Easterday and Morris Haws.
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Huntington
Huntington Grange No. 2043
Merton Coe
Aileen Cassell
James Heiiner
Sam Easterday
Morris Hawsae
Brighton P. T. A. elects Officers
Brighton residents attend a Brighton P. T. A. meeting at the schoolhouse on Monday evening October 26 with good turnout. Officers elected for the year include Mrs Walter Lee as President Clair O Goss as Vice President Mrs C H Lampey as Secretary and Mrs Harvey Merrill as Treasurer. Miss Mary Irving state vice president of the W C T C spoke on The Efforts of Alcohol on the Body followed by a moving picture Animals of Africa.
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Brighton
Brighton P.T. A
Walter Lee
Clair
Goss
C. H. Lampey
Harvey Merrill
Mary Irving
Africa
Avon Lake P T A Plans Big November Program
About 125 people attended Avon Lake School for the P T A October meeting where Mrs Garry C Myers spoke on Family Relationships stressing adult parental behavior as the basis of family happiness. N C Hali discussed the school bond issue and prizes were awarded to the sixth and third grades for paper sales and membership drive. A library of parent education books prepared by Mrs Edith Diedrich will be available to members. November calendar includes Mothers Study group November 11 and 25 at 5 p.m. Card party November 13 at the village park 1 p.m. Regular meeting November 16.
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Avon Lake
Garry C. Myers
N. Chali
Edith Diedrich
Thep. T. A
Eaton Young People Study Dramatics
The Eaton Young People study dramatics with lessons on makeup costuming and play preparation for an early show. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Neva Hahn home for the first dinner meeting of the year with speaker J Belcastro a naturalized citizen and Oberlin student. Choir practice and Sunday sermon titled Finding Old Paths are scheduled.
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Eaton
Ladies Aid
Neva Hahn
Butternut Ridge Road
J. Belcastro
Belcastro
Coke
Pennsylvania
Oberlin
Community notices on classes and alumni event announced
PTA and Lorain YMCA announce women's evening classes at 1 30 PM on Sundays and Thursdays with men’s gym classes in the evening to be arranged. A benefit for the Alumni Association will be held and the date will be announced later. Refreshments followed the meeting hosted by seventh grade room mothers Mrs Werdel and Mrs Rigg.
Grafton Council Debates Gas Rate and Fire Improvements
The village council discussed a proposed gas rate from the gas company and appointed the Light committee to act. A second reading on water hydrants was given and the Bardon property cistern was ordered filled. Firemen were paid for a call at the Frank Cousins residence and a storm door was approved for the new restaurant.
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Bardon
Frank Cousins
Grafton High Seniors Plan Halloween Masquerade Party
Grafton High School seniors will hold a Hallowe en masquerade party at Miss Helen Bradley s home tonight. County Supt C A Gibbons spoke at today s assembly in the school auditorium. The P T A met Monday evening instead of Tuesday with a discussion on Character Training in the Home and an inspection tour of the school follows.
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Grafton
Grafton High School
Helen Bradley
C. A. Gibbons
Miss Doris Hance Weds Edwin Stelter
Miss Doris Hance and Edwin Stelter united in marriage Monday at Prof. Hertzler home in Berea. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents residence. The couple left for Washington, D C and will reside in Strongsville after their return.
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Columbia
Doris Hance
Edwin Stelter
Hertzler
Berea
Mrs. Stelter
Washington, D. C
Strongsville
Wakeman S S Class Hosts Halloween Party at Church
Wakeman Street Sunday School class of the Congregational Church will hold a Halloween party at the church on Saturday evening October 31. A program of games and entertainment has been arranged and refreshments will be served.
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Congregational Church
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Epworth League Plans Halloween Social in La Grange
La Grange Epworth League hosts a Halloween social at the Methodist church basement on Saturday evening October 21. Games will be played and prizes awarded. Refreshments will be served.
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LA Grange
Epworth League
Hallowe'en
Belden Relden Tumbo Jers at City Club in Cleveland
The Relden Tumbo Jers perform for XNEQT A officers in Cleveland on Friday led by Prior-Dale Wise and fellow artists Victor Robles Eddie Richter Henry Weinborer Maynard Rising George Racz and Willard MENnell Look out Lizzie will be presented at the school house Friday evening November 6.
Trailer City to Receive Power at Utah State College
The trailer city near Utah State Agricultural College in Logan will gain a dedicated power supply. The 25 student homes will be connected to the municipal light and power plant after the city commission approves the residents' application.
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Logan
Utah
Utah State
Agricultural College
Voltage Rays Hold Hope As Cancer Check
Chicago doctors report ultra high voltage X ray therapy at Mercy Hospital Institute of Radiation Therapy shows improved survival and higher curability rates for deep seated cancers. The 1 209 KV unit, first of five, costs about 390000 and treats about 6000 to 6500 patients annually, offering a cost effective alternative to radium. Biannual physicals are urged as the public’s part in cancer fight.
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Chicago
Henry Schmitz
Mercy Hospital Institute of Radiation Therapy
Scamitz
Schmitz
Mercy Institute
Economics enrollments surge as colleges expand courses
A United Press survey shows rising interest in economics and related business courses across U.S. colleges. Harvard reports 1,824 economics students this year, with growth also seen at Temple, Minnesota, Stanford, Michigan State, Wayne U, Oklahoma A&M, Washington U Seattle, and California campuses, reflecting a nationwide surge in economic study amid political and labor market concerns.
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New York
Temple University
University
Minnesota
Donald Erb
Stanford University
Stanford
Dear L. C. Emmons
Michigan State College
Wayne University
Detroit
Oklahoma
M. College
University of Washington At Seattle
University of California
University of Southern California
University of California At Los Angeles
University of Missouri
Sweden Leads in Co operative Housing Development
The article notes extensive co operative housing in Europe with Sweden at the forefront. Stockholm has built 29,839 dwelling units since 1916 via local societies under HSB, which coordinates planning, financing, and management with government support. Equity comes from member stock and monthly payments, cutting occupancy costs below private rentals while raising overall housing standards. Co operation also exists in Denmark Germany and Switzerland, with France modest and England lagging.
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Washington
Europe
Sweden
Stockholm
Co-Operative Society
HSB
Denmark
Germany
Switzerland
France
England
More Women File Job Applications In Oklahoma City
Peggy McEwan, acting WPA state director for women's and professional projects, offers a theory for relief rolls' slight rise. She says women, previously homebound, now seek work to supplement husbands' lower wages, fueling job applications and unemployment figures.
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Oklahoma City
Peggy McEwan
Works Progress Administration
Colleges Add Courses to Meet Influx of Enrollees
Enrollees swelled among colleges in and near the District of Columbia forcing George Washington University and Catholic University to add several courses to handle the new student influx.
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District of Columbia
George Washington University
Catholic University
Cow Sets Milk Record at Watford Farm
A young Short horn cow bred on the farms of J. P. Morgan at Watford Hertfordshire is believed to have set a breed and age record by yielding nearly 14 gallons 92 3 4 pounds of milk in 24 hours.
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London
J. P. Morgan
Watford
Hertfordshire
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