Elyria YMCA plans for 1927 28 season and renovations
The Elyria YMCA announces preparations for the 1927 28 winners season with renovated meeting rooms hallways and locker rooms and a fresh coat of paint. Gym classes start Monday Oct 2 as enrollments are expected to soar with past totals of 4128 in men classes and 15003 in boys sessions.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Elieve
W. O. McClellan
Y. M
Y’ Gymonasium
Robert Moore
Jack Siekkinen
Hhe
Stamp Club
Y-Indus Club
Pioneers
Engagement of Jennie Vargo to Louis Pandy in Lorain
Mr and Mrs Joseph Vargo hosted a Telegraph Road party in South Amherst to announce the engagement of their daughter Jennie to Louis Pandy of Lorain with pink and green decor and a lowered ceiling basket. A separate Methodist class reception honored Mr and Mrs Arthur Engle with games prizes and refreshments. A legion meeting and local travels shell readings and hospital visits are noted among Amherst events.
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South Amherst
Spet
Joseph Vargo
Telegraph Road
Mise Jennie
Louis Pandy
Lorain
Bunco
Pedro
Dancing
Wilma
Sophia
Sally
Elizabeth Kish
Thelma
Helen Bryant
Eleanor Glowenski
Lelia Pippert
Marie Menz
Hildgarde
Clara Aeber
Bertha Frohofer
Theresa Hornyak
Marguerite Moser
Class of the
Methodist Church
Arthur Engle
Engle
Taft
Main Street
C. C. Masters
Elmeda Engle
George Rice
Mary Durant
Lewis Merchant
O. J. Ruth
Philip Euler
Thom‘asees
Joseph ‘Heathcote
Belle Brosickerr
Arthur Stone
C.O. Masters
Eva Bryant
Elnora Bryant
William Fountain
George Volk
Elmeda
South Amher
American Legion
Bierman
Forest Street
Amherst
George Ott
Ohio
William Meacham
Michigan
Porth- Ara
R. Snyder
Margie
Florence
Ronald
Wilford
Jeane Slack
McGhee
Arthur Rugle
End N Salem
Blackmer
Martin Mathes
Elyria
Pearl Harper
Milda Ruth
Vermilion
R. V. Kilpratch
Ford Moser
Marguerte
Russell
Mayabelle Moser
James Phillips
Midland
Thomas Griffin
Pittsfeld
W. Heuss
Lester Husted
Kentucky
R. R. Ronouard
Ernest Schneider
C. Springer
W. C. Springer
Henry Kolb
E Cotten
Adam Pippert
John Norman
Vivian Street
David Phillips
West Main Street
John Vinson
Socials and visits across Elyria Amherst and Vermilion
A column details numerous neighbors visiting relatives and friends across Elyria Amherst Vermilion and nearby areas. It notes trips to Midland Michigan Houghton Lake and Kentucky plus local gatherings at Amherst and Penfield including club ventures and fair attendance.
Local Socials and Visitation Notes in Huntington Area
Mrs L Crile reports visits by GeoRooss Sr and Jr with baby from Cleveland, plus Mrs Naegele’s week visit. Teachers Institute attendees Mabel Clark and E R Allen. Lorain area calls by O W Robertson and D F Robertson. Asa Bowen family, Floyd Solida back to Akron, John Erlick family from Cleveland and Dorothy Erlick from Lorain. State fair attendees Kolbes, King, Bow ers ice cream event at H D Bowers, Hart trip to Mansfield, Norris family hosts, Rapking family in Elyria.
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Huntington
Geo. Rooss
Geo Rooss, Jr
Cleveland
Fred Anderson
Conrad Naegle
Naegele
E.R. Allen
Mabel Clark
Teachers’ Institute
Elyria
O W. Robertson
Lorain
D F Robertson
Asa Bowen
H. Bowen
Floyd Sollda
Akron
H . Sollda
John Erlick
Dorothy Erlick
Chas. Cassell
Kolbe
Pauline
Schibley
Amherst
Mat King
Wellington
H. D Bowers
Geo Hart
Mansfield
Ed Norris
Naomi
Joe Rapking
Heir to $80,000 Estate Sought by Canton Authorities
Canton Ohio Sept 1 If Reuben B Allen cannot be located by Sept 2 he loses the major portion of the 80 000 Shafer estate to Mt Union College Alliance for medical education The will revokes his share if he remains missing two years after Mrs Shafer's death and the estate executors seek to locate him Glaziers fell on a circular staircase rail during roof work causing a minor injury at a building designed by Sir Joseph Paxton in 1854 for Hyde Park exhibition.
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Canton
Reuben B. Allen
Susie C. Shafer
Alliance
Mt. Union College
Shafer
Allen
Hiram H. Shafer
Lie
Sir Joseph Paxton
Hyde Park
London Crystal Palace Glass Roof Factored by Labor
The Crystal Palace in London, famed for its vast 25 acre glass roof, has required extensive upkeep since reopening in 1930 with about $400000 spent on roof refurbishment. Roof workmen have long lived atop the structure, with wire netting beneath most sections. The palace was once a favorite target for German raids during the war.
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London
Crystal Palace
Town Finds Asbestos Used In Casper Chimneys
Casper residents build two thousand chimneys with cement and asbestos due to proximity of asbestos mines and low cost. The widespread use has spurred a new state industry, noted by C. F. Dietz, assistant state geologist, as Wyoming's asbestos resources attract attention.
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Casper
Wyo
C. F. Diet2
Wyoming
Puzzle answers from a mixed clue page
The clues ask for words fitting a running puzzle. The largest city in Nebraska is Omaha. A bird famous for its song is the mockingbird. A headdress resembling a goronet is a coronet. The covering of a tree is bark. Yesterday's puzzle answer is not provided.
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Nebraska
Forts
Penfield Community News Highlights Local Visits and Fair Wins
In Penfield and nearby towns, residents report visits among friends and relatives. The Penfield Boys and Girls Calf club won the Wellington fair championship ribbon with ten calves to Columbus, while members shown at the State fair include Donald Wilson and others. Local auctions note Ayrshire and Avrahires loving cups.
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E. Minkler
Alice Refehley
Berlin Heights
Ida Minkler
Vermilion
C. T Lersch
Lee Minkler
Elyria
Nettie Jackson
Ledi
Minnie Nott
Carl Jameyson
Wellington
Penfield Boys and Girls Calf Club
Asbestos Deposits Note Vast U S Consumption
The report notes deposits chiefly of chrysotile in a dozen mountain ranges with larger producing states having limited deposits. The United States remains the largest consumer of asbestos products and imports about 95 percent of the mineral, largely from Canadian mines near the Vermont site.
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Belf
Diets
United States
Vermont
Wages Simple Gr for Wary Buyerd London
In London a reader contrasts the ease of driving for the average motorist with the mental strain felt by a poor man who spends Sundays on his porch while others enjoy country air. The piece expresses tension over the accessibility of automobile use.
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London
Simplified gear shifts could ease fear of driving
C B Waterlow in the Autocar argues mechanical inability nervousness or timidity causes fear of driving. A simpler gearshift without clutch release could raise car demand and make driving enjoyable for people over 50 or 60. Real estate transfers listed include Frank B Cejka and Anna Cejka to Russell and Hazel Pyle.
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C. B. Waterlow
Autocar
Motor Publication of England
Waterlow
Frank
Cejka
Anna Cejka
Russell Pyle
Hazel Pyle
Irregular OCR Listing Appears With Partial Names and Figures
A garbled text fragment lists several names and numbers including Mestera Carmt Kelsay Marquette and Henry Wallace Hicks, with a mention of $14 and addresses like Root Farm Ridgeville. The legibility is poor and details are incomplete.
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Mestera
Subél
Marquette
Huntington
Henry Wallace Hicks
Cabiete
Root Farm
Ridgeville
German Railway State Infiltration Probe
Fragmentary line notes a probe into German State Railways and alleged occupation of personnel or influence in the railway system. Details are unclear but imply intelligence or coercive actions during a period of tension.
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Big Eagun
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SO. Amherst
Mabrguerite Mosee
Mae
Thal Pebillion
Ashland
Arthur Handley
Handy Stitchers’ Sewing Club
Penfield
Fred Kellogg
Francis Biggs
Gwendolyn Kelloge
Dorothy Sooy
Catherine Schulz
Amy
Merle Bradstock
Frank Cousins
North Eaton
Lucinda Crile
West Broad Fish Market
West of Seafoods
Ictajn
Livje
Myrtle Gregg
Medina
Minnie Chambers
J. H. Damon
the Lutheran School
E. F. Whitney & Son
W. Bread &T
Aralang
Dessa Fino Pada
Berkey & Gay
Rembrandt
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