Elyria City Council approves plat and issue bonds for Third Street project
City of Elyria Ohio approves plat of Helshis Lord Company land in Elyria and authorizes bonds to fund street improvements. Ordinance details assessments, bond terms, and tax levies to repay costs, with sequence of offering bonds to local funds and public sale if not taken. The measure also adopts repaving Third Street from Court Street to West Avenue with brick or other material and fixes assessments on abutting properties.
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Sue-Divis
Elyby
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Elly
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Ohio
Vsegtion L
Helshis Lord ‘Company
Elykta
E Street
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Assoe
Ian Il
Sebruars
Xnorth Street
United States
Rese and Trust Company
Newe York
State’ of
New York
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Elacfa
Elytia City
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Ic Sad Industrial Commission
Finance Committee
Third Street
City OF
Elyria
State OF Ohio
Middle Ave
Collet
Broad Street
Erich
Elymia
Court of Shert
Second Stree Street
Suidde
Askiden
Public Service of
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City
Andija Mecoréance
Savith
Resolecion Nuewber
Couneller
EL Sels
Cs Us
Cleveland
Rathwar
Beaz
Abutiss Sunen
Ordiazsce
de la Force
David W. Hamlin
Irondale
Woodford
Avenus
Blake
Piar
Beclamaz
Woodford “Avenue
Vnifon
Aiiest David AV Hamlin
Garvix
Elverla
Lake
Tuscarawas
Ely
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Garvin Tannur
Hilo
Lake Avenue
Tuscarawas Street
Director of Public Service
West Highth Street
West Say Pointes
West Eighth
Etyria
Allan
Saad Serer
Esaid
Orle
Ubiia
Cloy
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Serbedonse
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Lotaiandé
Polatis Rica
Earlies
Erien
Elshat
West River Street
Arenue
Krade
Imateria
Fruduie Service
Sala
sEtyria
Passec
D. Freese
Hinkson
Court Street
West Avenue
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City OF Elyria
Court
Wylagang
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Birectur of Vubile
Chix
Biyria
Snall
Sai Jane
Dt Public Service
I Theo D. Freese
Atrett Davidi
W. Hassein
Vclerk
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Test 1400 Cows at Eaton Complete Test
Dr J R Merrick of Oberna hes completed testing over 400 cattle in Eston town and 327 herds, 97 sent 2d to the tests. Mutual Pooled Tex SID Was PAL Operation funded to reimburse cattle owners whose herds test TB positive.
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J. R. Merrick
Oberna
Rowland
Fance
Sept 29 social notes among Blaine and nearby families
The column lists visits and callers including Mr Shoni and family from Cleveland, Les Buck and son from California, Mr and Mrs Hutchinson of Berea, Mrs Bishop of Ye Jet Creek, Miss Tabbitts of Medina, and Mel and Mrs WA. Also mentions Bert Wise’s friends traveling safely to Eustis Florida and Asa Taft assisting with a barn door incident.
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Blaine
Shoni
Te Maple
Cleveland
Les Buck
California
Hutchinson
Berea
Derr Lome
H.vas
Ye Jet Creek
Madina
Mel
Bert Wise
Sartetr
Eustice
Florids
Boston Clam Chowder and Peach Tarts Feature in Today’s Menu
Today’s recipes include Clam Chowder with potatoes onions milk and pepper served with crackers. Scones are made with flour baking powder and milk, shaped into circles and baked. Peach tarts require flour butter salt and milk, rolled and baked in tins. Also an article on amusing babies and home cleaning tips for carpets stairs and repurposing glass jars as vases.
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Boston
Local Notices and Social Scene Ray Warnings
Miss Ann Genr Wilford daughter of Mr and Mrs Joan Wilford was married Monday after a short trip the couple will reside in Elyne. The Gilletts lost household effects to a recent fire the insurance expired and forty dollars in cash were taken. Mrs Walker Perk visited her mother and returned home with her for a few days. George Robinson and daughter Mrs Smith and husband attended conference while Mr and Mrs W Harding and others were guests at Jona Balgoreses Sunday. Olle Fisher attended his brother's funeral in Avon. Chandler coach arrives for J F Fortunes. Ladies Aid meets Thursday with hostesses Misses Robinson Watson and Pratt.
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Ann Genr Wilford
Joan Wilford
Elyne
Gillett
Tigren
Walker Perk
George Robinson
Mrs. Smith
Kroa
W. Harding
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E. Bainbridge
Elyria
Jona Balgoriese
Georgie Walford
County Agent C E Rowland Named Stunt Night Chairman
A letter from the Ohio Department of Agriculture informs County Agent C E Rowland that he has been named Chairman of the Stunt Night Committee for the Annual Conference of Extension workers of Ohio. The conference, to meet October 20 at Columbus, is expected to draw three to four hundred attendees. Rowland also serves as Chairman for a November conference in Cleveland.
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C. £. Rowland Sodas
H.C. Ramsower
Oho Department of Agriculture
Extension Workers
Oto
Columbus
Rowland
Cleveland
City Ordinance Fixing Street Grade From Turner Street
In the city of Is State, an ordinance fixes the grade along Meet Street from Turner to near the theater. It prescribes a daily limit of one hundred forty ifixed by the General Fund act and passes under the mayor and clerk signatures. The measure includes effective dates and references the city government procedures.
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David “Yee ii Agilin
Tung le Pres
Tuyed
Peni Son Masur Sepu
Turner Theat
Orie
Erie
Turner Street
David
Ho Hinkson
Mayer
Columbia Central and Hitz School Year Enrollment Details
In Columbia, enrollment across grades rises with 52 pupils in 1st and 2nd grades taught by Miss Doris Fisker Seihvan, 26 in 3rd and 4th by Miss Jean Browse, 6 in 3rd and 2nd by Miss Leypin. Junior High holds 61, Senior High 20. Efe School teachers include Miss Atkinson Hera Betts Bernard Culins and Nite Anna 10D. Subscriptions are arranged for the Colum Gem. The paper notes athletic and church activity, a Baptist Sunday school remodeling, and planned picnics, quilt projects, and future concerts. A new gas well is expected on the John O Reahurse farm with drilling to continue nearby.
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Efe
Miss Atkinson
Hera Betts
Bernard Culins
Nite Anna
Colum
Gem
Maz &Earet Prindle
Ed Iur
Howard Trefries
Pep
Athletic Association
Th High School
Willmer Burnett
Charles Kes
Roy Osbor
Berea
Tivien
Sir. Davis
Parma
John Oreahurse
T Road
Myre
Fo Adams
Community Notices From Carlisle On A Busy Weekend
Sept 30 report of residents visiting neighbors and relatives across Carlisle and nearby Oberlin. Many families, including Ward, Lindberg, Fridenstein, Glover, and Wacker, spent Sunday with kin and attended funerals, with multiple callers and visits noted throughout the West View area.
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Carlisle
Leon Ward
Famil
Irs
Ather
Krebs
Sundar ¢Sening
Fred_ ker an caugnier
Otte
Mrr
Mirs
Pallas
Amir
Willian Quinn
West View
Joe Lindera
Burt Franklin
Johy
Oberlin
Mary Fitzpatrick
Sundar
Albert Fridinstine
Fridensizne
Secktoff
Her2ushier
Ad Wacker
Binra
Herbert Weeher
Chas. Glover
Cleveland
Daver Bernold
Henry Lantsberry
Moses Kolb
Jon
Harry Wistle
Herbert Wacker
Albert Fridines
Walter Kelb
Moses Roth
Joe Linden
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HH. Hinkson
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Maghite Service
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Eaton
Sir Asa Taft
Sauver
Robson Dry Cleaners
O'Neil
Jane Wader
Ellis
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Clim Chowder Coonies
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