Legal Notices and City Improvements in Lorain County
Legal notices announce Abigail Deming and others as defendants in a land quieting suit in Lorain County Common Pleas. The case references original Camden Township parcels and a chain of title from 1800s predecessors. Separate Elyria city resolutions order water main construction on Abbey Road and multiple sidewalk repairs with assessments and timelines.
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Abigail Deming
Salad
Deming
Flossie Frank m
Michelas
G. Prinicin
Lalnties
Baye
Common Pleas
Torain Sunty
Ohio
Camden Township
Heidrich
Conrad Heirich
Kathering Hoaidrich
Allemwe Thak
Henry C. Deming
Fanerak
Itla
Aliege
Sad Wenry
Deena Andsrah C. Deming
Sat Abid
Bry Taintitis
Notarions
Tovitt
Sai ‘Eal
Branted Equitable Veilet
Sata
Ploseut II
Stelas i . B. R
McMaxrers
Dplaintiffs
Abbey Roath
Norrtly
Potlal Street
City OF
Elyria
Miyrra
State of Ohio
Public Service
Abbey Road
Poplar Street
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Chin
Uel Witer
Anne Boardman
Elijah Boardman
Henry MM. Boardman
Henry M. Boardman
George S. Boardman
Caroline M. Boardman
Minnie Follmes Harley
Emma Mandeville
Charles M. Faber
Pauline M. Kneirim
Teo F. W. Faber
Exammon Pleas
Lorain County
Black River
Lorain
Lake Rce
Lake Shore Electric
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Charles Faber
Lake Road
Erie
Waintitfa
Radio Programs on Cleveland Station Schedule
Evening schedule lists Carl Rupp’s orchestra at Hollenden 55 p m. with ball scores later. Lonesmith’s Tour directed by Murray Smith at 4 p m. Hi Smith and University club entertainers with bows at 5 15 p m. Time signals at 11 90 p m. Orran recital from Cleveland Museum of Art at 6 30 p m. Arthur Quinby performs Prelude and Fugue and other works with Mona Tronper at the piano. Baseball scores at 6 20 p m. Fagen and his orchestra at 7 30 p m Rubberneck Man at 7 30 p m Health talk by Dr Bhadgett. Program arranged by Mendel Wadsworth. Fourth annual radio program.
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Cleveland
Chasteru
Carl Rupp
Lonesmith
Murray Smith
Hi Smith
Clu
Arne Balt
Orran
Arothur Ouimby
Cleveland Museum of Art
Handel
Gayotte Martini
Maree
Dr. Ne VC Bhadgett
Mendel
Thursday's Five Best Radio Features from 1927 United Press
Radio listings note WEAF hook up at 7 10 E T for Tunney Dempsey prelims from Soldiers Field Chicago with eight championship bout coverage. other stations and programs include Pirates of Penzance at WSM Nashville and Radiotrans KTHS Hot Springs with organ music and chorus segments.
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United Press National Broadcasting Company
Soldiers’ Field
Chicago
Tunney
Dempsey
WEAF
KTHS
Hot Springs
Joseph Fuhrman Dies in Lorain Visiting Relative
Joseph Fuhrman aged 76 died at 12 o'clock Tuesday in Lorain after a week's illness from heart trouble. He was born in Lake Superior Michigan and lived with his daughter Mrs Philip Braun of Forest Street. Surviving are his widow Katherine Fuhrman a daughter three sons and 23 grandchildren. The body was taken to the Delfug home for calling. Funeral at St Joseph's Church Friday at 9 am with Fr James Hischen officiating. burial at St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Amherst
Joseph Fuhrman
21St St
Lorain
Fuhrman
Lake Superior
Michigan
Philip Braun
Forest St
Katherine Fuhrman
Jacob Delfing
Jackson Bt
C. K. Krause
Mazel St
Anthony Furrman
Tenney Aye
Jr Lorain
Jacob Delfug
St Joseph's Catholic Church
James Hischen
St. Joseph's Cemetery
South Amherst Road
Friendship Club
Edward i Bahl
Franklin Ave
Frank Barek
Theodore Henes
Henry, Kane
Otto Buehring
Vermilion
Vinco Bed Time Physic Promoted For Constipation
An old advertisement touts Vinco Bed Time Physic as a herbal laxative for obstinate constpation. It claims gentle action, no griping, and relief when ordinary laxatives fail, urging a nightly dose with a 250 box from your druggist and promises renewed energy next day.
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Vinco
Absorbed Magnesia Test Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Bisulated Magnesia as a non laxative remedy available in powder or tablet form. It claims rapid relief within five minutes after a post meal dose and describes the product as harmless while neutralizing stomach acids to ease ailments.
Community notes from Amherst and nearby
Last evening the village council met to discuss routine business and traffic-light arrangements with the Electric Light Co. William Miller was ordered to construct catch basins on Jackson street and repair the fence along Crown Hill road. A social evening at Rev. Pelt’s South Amherst home celebrated his return as pastor with a program of solos, duets, and tributes and a large guest list. The Merry Wives club hosted a Five Hundred evening at Mrs. J J Ryan’s on Middle Street with honors awarded and plans for another gathering in two weeks.
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Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Press Otis Schofield
Lucille Gillhan
Elda Schofield
Virginia Carver
Alger Werner
Virginia Guilman
Mary Elma Pelt
Marion Guild
Earl Schroeder
Irvin Peasley
Nola Lois
Brownhelm
L. J. Lewis
Vurain
Kenneth Grace
Birmingham
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Elyria
St. John’s
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Bath
New York Central
Alyce Neiding
Oberlin College
Wade Wetzel
Missionary Society of St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Church &I
J Stone City
Fastern Star
Masonic Hall
Pythian Sisters
IS. of P. Hall
St. Ann's Society
John Mertz
F. Q
F. C
C. Baker
Cleveland
Amherst
A. C. Werner
J. Bryant
W. Peabody
Electric Light Co
William Miller
Jackson Street
Crown’ Hill Road
R. A. Pelt
South Amherst
Arthur Engle
Joseph Heathrote
Durand
Margaret Rice
Garfield Harris
C. QO. Masters
R. Pelt
Mary Elma
Arthur Enzile
Almeeda
Airs
C. G. Masters
George Rice
Margaret
Bra
Merry Wives Club
J. J. Ryan
Middle Street
John Michael
Williiam F. Baker
Tangier Trade Shows U.S. Goods Demand Grows
The Tangier market favors United States products meeting more of local needs than American demand. Uncle Sam's exports to Tangiers last year totaled about $15,000, concentrated in goat skins and leather goods. Tangiers supplied roughly 12 percent of its $4.56 million imports, led by leaf tobacco gasoline lubricants kerosene fuel oil and gas, with smaller imports of flour tires tobacco products cigarettes and automobiles.
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Tangiers
United States
Uncle Sam
First Taxicabs Begin Running on Jerusalem Streets
The city introduces its first taxicabs as they start operating on Jerusalem streets, marking a milestone in urban transport and public mobility. The service signals modernization and new options for residents and visitors alike.
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Jerusalem
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