Notice of vacation of subdivision streets Vermilion on the Lake
Public notice from S H Squire Superintendent in charge of The Guardian Trust Co Cleveland Ohio and Vermilion on the Lake Syndicate announcing intention to vacate all lots and streets fronting except Park land Blvd in subdivision No 2 Vermilion Brownhelm Township Lorain County Ohio Descriptions outline parcel boundaries and include all platted streets and parkland not affected by the vacation dated September 14 1937 and signed by S E Murray and C H Jucking with listed landowners for hearing notices
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State of
Ohio
Hantitathen
Givire Dauditat Gwinpany
Goustes
Jamal
Vernillon
Lake Syndicate
Cestuls
Parkland Blvd
Vermilion On the Lake
Brownhelm Township
Lorain County
Anid
Xald Lands
Boston Red
Bird
Busters
Lhence
Northerty Wong
Parkland Biya
Rexboro Road
Lot Na
Lot Noode
Jot No Villet
Besin
Nis
Lake Road
S. H. Squire
Bank
The
Guardian Trust Co
Cleveland
S. E. Murray
Vermilion On the Lake Syndicate
C. H. Jucking
Ditch Clearing Petition Placed Before Lorain County Auditors
Lorain County residents named in a long list are notified that on August 1, 1937 a petition was filed with the Lorain County Auditor seeking to clear and widen a drainage ditch. The proposal affects property owners including Dute Baldaul Schmidt Preston Miller and many others. The Board of County Commissioners set September 28 for a viewing and October 5 for a first hearing at the Elyria courthouse, with the view and hearing to discuss the drainage project’s scope and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earthy Stover
Ta Krnesting
Reid Taylor
Lillian Schick
Frank C. Murray
Sarah A. Nash
Marian M
Mperhote
Mary Nippie
George A
Stenken
John
Kalurunner
Clarenee Yorks
Jules Eshner
KE. Fowler
Auns IB
KE. A. Murphy
Helen Bramley
Mary Zhornikuty B
Situ James C, Scobie
Robert Clark
Fried D. Griffis
Helen Blackmer
Joseph Dargo
Emily
McKee
Raymond W. Smith
Clade O. Davis
Adam and
Susanne Parsons
Bartholomew
Katherine Senabaugh
M. Breiniinger
Maude
Sebring
Muty M. Grobe Famiier Palmer
C. BR. Duston
Francls
Schlager
Louis Zelinka
J. L. Warner
Nmity
Copeman
Frank Fleming
Balint
M. Kotay
Charles and
Ida A. Phelps
Frank Schwist
Nellie Stout
Louize
Autmuth J
Anna Campbell
Emma Wolff
Annie Cartman
Clara
Wm. A. Slack
Wim. H. Bulhorn
Katherine Campbell
Louis P. Niemesch George Ruth Leo E. Stanford
Mattle V, Conklin
Pauline and
Louise
Aruby & HR
Herren 3
Wy Hemmingerert Hall
M. J
Scaniar
Mary Co
W. English
Edward O'Conner
J. M. Kidwell
Trudio
Berths Carrick
Esta
William Bertram
Mabel West
Ernest W
Bartram Hock
James Mel
Dorothy Muay Bell
Louise E
Anna B. Welton
Wagner
Catherine Williams
W. Mason
Lucy Miller
O. Bape
A. Preston
Leo Henson
Mildred Miller
Charles Dute
Charles Baldaul
Emil
Emma
Clarence Peabody
Carlisle Township
Gus Schmidt
Walter PB. Sippel
Matt and
Amelia Stanko
Edith Nary
Catherine Wagner
Williams
New York Central Railroad
C. A. Preston
Russia Road
Peter and
Ella Simms
Court House
Elyria
Ohio
U. S. Keller
Daddy Allen Civil Leader Honored In Funeral Reflections
Rev William Muir Auld praised the late Daddy Allen for two life phases: a successful business career and a 30 year humanitarian dedication to helping others, especially children, noting he created the cause.
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Allen
William Muir Auld
Auld
Funeral Sermon Honors Daddy Allen and Crippled Children Move
Large turnout for the funeral included chairs on the lawn and an amplified sermon. Family members and intimate friends buried at Ridgelawn Cemetery. The service highlighted Daddy Allen’s two life phases: devoted to family and, more recently, to aiding crippled children. Prominent attendees included Samuel Squire and John R. Bentley, who helped arrange a 1919 meeting linked to Rotary. The Rev Aul framed Allen as inspired by a divine call, transforming personal sacrifice into a global humanitarian effort.
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Daddy” Allen
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Samuel Squire
Ohio
Banks
John R. Bentley
Cleveland
Gaveernor
Rotary
Allen
Chicago
Paul Harris
Aul
Daddy Allen
Allen Best
Elyria Eagles Drill Team Boost Highlights Lorain County Fair
The Elyria Eagles Auxiliary drill team showcased national championship skill at the Lorain County Fair with a possible encore tonight or tomorrow. The fair also features a 1760 to 1937 farm home exhibit by the Lorain County 4-H Club, with ribbons and pins to be awarded as the event closes.
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National Eagles
Chicago
Elyria Eagles
Lorain County
Alice Bird
Marjorie Welsh
Wayne County
Lois Eldred
West Carlisle
Rose Marie Haglund
Gulf Road
Rebecca Rea
Markley
New Professors Take Places At Oberlin
Oberlin College announces fifty new staff members including two full professors Dr Howard Robinson history from Ohio State University and Dr L Guy Brown sociology from the University of Missouri. Also named are instructors, assistants, and graduate staff across departments such as music history chemistry library and physical education with new appointments from Hanover College Chicago University Toledo and New York City among others.
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Oberlin, CO
Oberlin
Howard Robinson
Ohio State University
L. Guy Brown
University of Missouri
J. J. Auer
University of Minnesota staff listed in historic faculty roster
A long list of faculty and staff includes Carolyn Anne Werron secretary and recorder for the School of Theology Beatrice Howell instructor in French Clarence Hudgins psychology Miriam W Kelly chemistry Joseph Kirshbaum violin from Cornell Lucy Lee Lewis harp and theory from New York City Frederick Loomis chemistry William Hoston McPherson economics from Cleveland College Sally Marsh office of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Mrs H Matter son Webster Hall hostess Hazel Peal Talcott Hall Elsie Moran French Margaret Pohl Churchill Cottage Sabra Powell Theological Quadrangle Lester Ries superintendent of buildings and grounds Herbert Sewell library order department Alice Specker treasurer's office William Steven singing Leonard Sudley religious education from Church of All Nations Erwin Stumm geology Ethel Torrance mathematics Mary Van Metre assistant dean of women Kelvin Van Nuys graduate assistant in
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University of Minnesota
Carolyn Anne Werron
School of Theology
Beatrice Howell
Clarence ¥. Hudgins
Miriam W. Kelly
Joseph Kirshbaum
Cornell
Lucy Lee Lewis
New York City
Frederick D. Loomis
William Hoston McPherson
Cleveland College
Sally Isabelle Marsh
College of Arts and Sciences
H. C. Matterson
Webster Hall
Hazel W. Peal
Talcott Hall
Elsie Lucille Moran
Margaret M. Pohl
Churchill Cottage
Sabra Stearns Powell
Theological Quadrangle
Lester S. Ries
Herbert M. Sewell
Alice G. Specker
William Steven
Leonard Sudley
Church of All Nations
Erwin Charles Stumm
Ethel McC. Torrance
Mary S. van Metre
Kelvin van Nuys
Elyria Drum Corps Impresses at Legion Event in New York
Elyria youth drum and bugle corps performed well among top teams from major cities at a Legion convention in New York. Judges from West Point and the Marines scored meticulously, and Elyria acknowledged the tough competition while cherishing the trip to New York and Washington.
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Legion
Elyria Boys
Elyria
New York
West Point
Marines
Elyrians
Washington
New York City
Number Six Concludes Four Day Convention Business
Daniel J. Doherty of Boston presides as official convention delegates wrap up the four day conclave. The detailed agenda shifts to winding down procedures and final declarations.
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Daniel J. Doherty
Boston
Ladies Aid Meets in Amherst Ohio at Mrs Jenne's Home
Mrs A K Jenne hosted the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church on Cleveland Avenue. De votions were led by Mrs I G Maxwell. Calendars for hostesses were distributed and plans were made for a reception for the new pastor and wife and a farewell for Rev and Mrs B H Ryan. The group made hospital supplies. Refreshments were served to 15 members and 1 guest, Mrs Charles Shaffer. Mrs George Becker will host October 6.
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Amherst, O
A. K. Jenne
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Cleveland Avenue
I. G. Maxwell
B. H. Ryan
Charles Shaffer
George Becker
Milan Avenue
Doherty Aims For Naval Reserve Yeoman In Hot Rowl
A yeoman in the naval reserve, yer, entered the race to succeed retiring National Commander Harry K. Cot from Kansas. Raymond J. Kelly of Detroit faced a strong challenge as campaign teams warned the outcome would stay in doubt until all votes were counted. The contest needed 671 votes, with Doherty alleged to have arranged a deal to withdraw Stephen F. Chadwick and Lynn U. Stambaugh in return for support in 1938 and 1939. Kelly denied any compact.
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Fargo
N. D
Doherty
Kelly
Northern League grid teams open with independent games
Northern Ohio League football opens with six teams in action. Clearview debuts today against Loudonville, who boast a celebrated coach and strong recent win. Vermilion hosts Sandusky St. Mary’s tomorrow after a 19 7 victory over Norwalk St. Paul’s. Amherst and New London start home schedules pairing with Lorain and Elyria reserves as Amherst defends the crown. Medina hosts Wooster after a second half 20 point loss to Ravenna. Wellington visits Oberlin as the toughest test for the favored Oberlin squad. England’s blind population is meant to recover property. Nearly half China’s foreign trade runs via Shanghai.
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Clearview Clippers
Loudonville
John Kerekes
Ashland
Sandusky St. Mary’s
Norwalk St. Paul's
Amherst
New London
Lorain
Elytia
Amhrst
Wildcats
Medina Bees
Ravenna
Wooster
Wellington Dukes
Oberlin
Allsop Family Dines With Local Cleric Hosts
Mr and Mrs Harold Allsop and sons with Mrs Beile Brosicker from South Amherst and Mrs Garfield Harris with son Elmer from Oberlin spent Tuesday evening as guests of Rev and Mrs B H Ryan.
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Harold Allsop and Sons
Beile Brosicker
South Amherst
Garfield Harris
Elmer
Oberlin
B. H. Ryan
Hostess Leads Congregational Circle Gatherings in Elyria
Hostess Mrs Bert Packard on Jackson street hosted Circle two of the Congregational Church. Bridge scores placed Mrs Vincent Nalley first, Mrs B Sausaman second, and Mrs J R McKenzie third. Guests included Mrs H G Batterhouse, Mrs Bernard Sausaman, Mrs Vera Lauver, and Miss Minnie Sablers. Next month the group will meet at Mrs N Hearn on Lake Avenue, Elyria for a tureen dinner.
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Bert Packard
Jackson Street
Circle Two
Congregational Church
Vincent Nalley
B. Sausaman
J. R. McKenzie
H. G. Batterhouse
Bernard Sausaman
Vera Lauver
Minnie Sablers
N. Hearn
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Hospital News and Faculty Names List
Mrs John Wilhelm of Russia Township was admitted for a badly lacerated hand and discharged. Notable names include Frances G Wallace and Daniel Waller from Wabash College, Lorna Alice Wells and Albert Edward Weyer in zoology, Carl F Wittke from Ohio State University, and Marguerite Woodworth dean of women from Lawrence College.
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John Wilhelm
Russia Township
Frances G. Wallace
Daniel Waller
Wabash College
Lorna Alice Wells
Albert Edward Weyer
Carl F. Wittke
College of Arts and Sciences
Ohio State University
Marguerite Woodworth
Lawrences College
Pastors Assume New Charges In Local Churches
Rev. and Mrs. B. A. Ryan left for their new charge at Vickery Ohio and Rev. and Mrs. Burris moved into the parsonage. Circle 3 of St. Ann's Society meets with Mrs. John Dietz. Eagles Auxiliary holds Thursday drill. Congregationalist Adult Study meets Thursday at 8 pm at the parsonage.
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B. A. Ryan
Vickery
Ohio
Burris
St. Ann's Society
St. Joseph's
John Dietz
Eagles
Congregational Church
Mrs Hulda Bell Dies in Oberlin at 73
Mrs Hulda Bell aged 73 died at her Oberlin home at noon on Wednesday. She is survived by a son Albert Swiers of Russia Two and a daughter Mrs Clara Mizer of Rocky River, and six grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2 p m Friday at Baker Funeral Home Amherst with burial at Murray Ridge Cemetery under C H Bakers direction
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Hulda Bell
Oberlin
Albert Swiers
Russia
Clara Mizer
Rocky River
Baker
Amherst
Murray Ridge
C. H. Baker
Women's Democratic Club To Convene
The Amherst Democratic Women's Club will meet next Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. W. G. Schaeffer on N Main street. All members are urged to attend. T. A. Hoffner of Cleveland visited his bedridden nephew Harry A. Hoffner. Rev and Mrs B H Ryan were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Flew at a Park Avenue chicken dinner.
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Amherst Democratic Women's Club
W. G. Schaeffer
N. Mainstreet
T. A. Hoffner
Cleveland
Harry A. Hoffner
B. H. Ryan
Charles Flew
Park Avenue
Standings of Today’s Nba Games
Cleveland visits Washington as St. Louis faces New York and Detroit travels to Boston while Chicago plays Philadelphia in another day of pro basketball action with teams chasing late-season momentum.
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Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ubs
WAL
le Boston
St. Ouls
National League
St. Lovin
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Race M. Johnson
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George J. Krall
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Ira L. Underwood
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Laura Montgomery
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Edward Herzog
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Edith and
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Victor Smith
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Frank J. Linton
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Edward McIntire
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Dante Oblak
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MM. McGuire
Sadie Halter
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Russell Oberlee Toutse Rafferty
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Twenry Peat
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American Red Cross
W. G. Dunaway
Dunaway
Sherritt
Hanover College
Ruth Virginia Barton
Roselle Bazazian
University of Chicago
Werner H. Bromund
Anna Brown
Thebrary
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Bureau of Appointments
Harold Bryson
Arthur R. Croley
Toledo
Arthur Dann
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Allencroft
Walter G. Hargesheimer
Professor Robinson
B. A. Jenne
Central Book Store
Ladies Aid
England
China
Shanghai
Hospital News
W. J. Farewell Merchant
Tailor Phone
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Women’s Democratic Club
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Turner
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