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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
SIMPLE APPLICATION
 THAT DISSOLVES
 BLACKHEADS

/ No moi'e squeezing and pinching to get rid of those unsightly blemishes, black heads. There is one simple, safe and sure way to get them out and that is to dis solve them. To do this just get about two ounces of caionite powder from your druggist-Aserinkle a little on 8 hot wet sponse-rub briskly. over the black heads for a few seconds-wash the parts and every blackhead will be gone.
 Pinchine and squeezing out blackheads make large pores and you cannot get all of the blackheads out this way--whie this simple application of calonite powder and water dissolves every particle of them and leaves the skin and pores in theu' natural condition. Any druggist will sell you the calonite powder and about two ounces will be all you will ever need Adv,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
Tempeof Brnngha ham.-N Notoby phenonS udo.

 i, that not only we, but our organika- ton, win be criticized for our action. Let us do all we can in every way we can" s, tef -,.,ss .ss l,.a
 Fidelity Temple members hold their meetings in Traternal hail. There are approximately l25 knights and ladies. Men are honorary mem- bers only--not entitled to vote.
 Tenples of the Pythlan Sisters CO., operate with all other temples very closely, an example being that recent ly Fidelity Temple, Birmingham, initiated two amembers for the Pyth- ian Temple of Ensley. At this same meeting Fidelity changed its time of meeting from Tuesday afternoon to the first and. third. Friday night of each month at 7;3O o'clock.
 Just when Mrs. Emma Bunting will come to Birmingham is not known, but she Is expected some time in October The organization Is T growing one and while it s not working ostentatiously 1t Is all the time quietly gathering members to itself.
 5 In the organization Mrs. Mary D. iEchols is organizing officer for the state, and has been a most excellent chief, and is past chief of Purity Temple No, 3 at Ensley.
 Among the past chiefs of Fidelity organization are: Mrs. Annie Carle, Mrs Willie Burns, Mrs. Mary Fisher, Mrs. Edith Murphee. Mrs. Willie Crawford, Mrs Ollie Cooper, Mrs An- nie Gibbons and Mrs. Flora Starbuck.
 Of Fidelity chapter these are the officers: Most excellent chief, Thelma McQuaid; most excellent senior, Ursula Clayton; most excellent junior, Bessie Aderltolt; manager, Sadie Durr; mistress of records and corre- spondence Myrtle Fason; mistress of finance, Mary Porter: protector, Blanche Week; guard, Helen Houdith; past chief, Annie Gibbons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12

Palmer. A block of land in SW cor ner of NE.N Aof NwA of Section sl. Township 15. Range west.---$1, 900.
 w. E. Palmer and wife to D. L. Clayton. A strip of land in NfSA of | NWh of Section 31. Township IS, | Range 1 west.-s1,0o0.
 Roland J. Hagood to. Catherine Grace Wise. Lots IS and 1e, Block Il G, Ensley Eand company's second addition to Ensley.--S1V0 and consid- erations- s I sls. sas-. w. r. Phifer and wife to Roland J. Ha.sood. Lots IS and 19, Block 11-G, Ensley Land company's sec- ond addition to Ensley-S2,500.. sEs3 John H. Hicks toAC. w. shaw. Lot 6. Block c, Glen Iris-sS,650 and con- alterations. " Hb
 Charles N Maxwell to Clarence E. l Johnson. Lot II, Block 14lE, East | Lake-$750 and considerations.
 Pietro Tamburello and wife to Ella Riley Davis. Lots 2l and 22.' Block { l5-E, Ensley Land companys addir ton to Ensley--seou and conisdera- 1 ,tions
 ] Medella Ray and husband to Maud M. Moore. Part of SEA of SEA of ! Section s and NEA of NEA of Sec ! tiou ', ftp-, 10, INiH6t w SSt--So,3uu. | Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder to Tony l Montalbano. Parts of Lots and 25, Block s. W.fJ Vann's addition to Woodlawn--$460. y4es
 Harry Khan to South Birmingham ! Heights Land company. Lot 24. Block 20; Lot 2s, Block 6; Lot IA,
 Block 6. Lot II, Block g.; Lot q,
 Block q; Lot 21, Block 20. Lot IS, Block ?; Lot g Block le; Lot 20, 1 Block 3; Lots II and l2, Block l5
 Lots 1S and If, Block 3, and fot p, Block 12. south Birmingham Heights --s1 and considerations.
 l H. l.. Odend'hal to w. A. PoiIl-
 dexter Lot 5, Block 2s, Central rarls ! --s5od.
 F. E. Yam and wife to W. I. Bur
 sess. Lot 5, Block 164, East Lake l s230.
 L. N. Means and wife to F. L.
 Francis. Lot 12, Block II, East Boyles ---s3OO. ss1g &ser
 Rosa W. Darby and husband to w I c. Williams. Lot 5. Block 1, Vest brook subdivision--31,50 500.
 Mrs. Lula M. Grisler to Walter
 Denton. A lot 5ox2l0 feet at Sun-
 nysidc, near Powderiy--s2.s 500. Z. F. E. Merriwether to Honor K Rice. Part of Lots 9 and 10, Block \ q Phelap's addition ns Efsng
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
CL0E CLUB OUTLINES
 PLAN OF CAMPAIGN

At an enthusiastic meeting af the friends and supporters of w. B. Cloe, candidate for city commissioner, held last night at the Cloe headquarters. Clark building, plans were outlined for the campaign for the week.
 A number of short talks were made and it was decided to have another meeting of the club Thursday night. Among the speakers were Professor Hawthorn, pr, Robert M Simpson, Mi. Todd and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
EECLySE FOUND DEAD lsx. tSsApiofe1 Bress

Mobile. october ll.-+-AleX +. New ins 62 known as Mir, Johnson" recluse for 20 tears in this city. was found dead today in his cottage on Santa Rosa Island. He was known for years as a man of mystery" He was a graduate of Yale and came from one of the most prominent fam flies in Pittsburg. He was a room mate at college of Charles r. Post and during his stay in college was re- garded as one of the expert athletes
 being a member of the Yale boat crew. He was first cousin to Eth elhert Nevins.. author of the Kos ary"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12

 Oscar Kyle. J. L.. ndrews, Paul H. Shropshire, B. A. Pepperman and J. 1T. Frost.
 Entertainment Carl s. Hoadley, chairman; M. L. Tubb, L. A. Jordan, L. A. Morton, J. L. Thornton. s. Nj Binder, Roy M. Johnson. s. NJ. Yer non and Charles o. Johnson.
 A resolution was adopted to oppose the bill before the state legislature providing for the election of the board of education of the city Of Birmingham.
 Roy M. Johnson of North BirminE- ham and S. NJ. Vernon of East Bir- mingham were accepted as members of the association and placed im- mediately on active committees. Re- ports on progress of work of nation al secretary-in cooperation with To- cal and Acting State Secretary. Ap- person were accepted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
-'Us=@7--= GRAVES IN ANNISToN.

Anniston, October 11.-- Special )-- H. B. Graves, supervisor of the Gadsden vocational office. Is spend : ing several days in Anniston this week in conference with former serv- ice men who are interested In the government plan of vocational edu- cation and training. Mir. Graves has several young men in splendid posi-
 tions in this city. where valuable training is being given them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
ROAD ORDERED TO APPEAR
 By Associated Press

Chicago, October il.--Declaring it's belief that I decision calling new election of employe representatives to confer on shop rules had been Vii plated, the railroad labor board today ordered the Pennsylvania railroad to appear for a hearing October 20.) Both the Pennsylvania and the complaining employees will be heard before the board determines whether its previ- ous order was disregarded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
 COLUMBUS DAY DANCE AT MILES HALL TONIGHT

A dance is t6 be given this evening at s:30 o'clock at Miles hall In cele- bration of Columbus day by the "Umbert9 savoy, Prince of Piedmont" Italian society. Refreshments are to be served during the dance, and a good time in general has been planned. The music will be furnished by Romeo's jazz band, and the hall will be decorated with United States and Italian flags.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
RETAIL GROCERS
 PLAN CONVENTION Local Organization Opposed to Bill to Elect Education
 Board

At the regular meeting of the Bir- mingham Retail Grocers' and Butch ers' association, held at the Hillman hotel last night, committees were ap- pointed to prepare the programme and make arrang ements for the en- tertainment of the food dealers from all over the state who are expected to attend the convention of the Ala bama Retail Food Dealers association on October 25. At this time the first officers will be elected and many To- cal Associations are expected to be formed. .n
 The following special committees were appointed to make final plans: Reception, Robert A. Emond. chair man; J. L. Alley, W. H. Mitchell,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
TEAoHERs, INSTITUTE nEGuN.

Hamilton. October 11.-(specill.)- The Marion County Teachers insti- ute is in session this week and is being conducted by County Superin- tendent Thomas D. Brooks One hum dred and fortyIone teachers have en- rolled and interesting programmes are being arranged for each days session. state Superintendent John w. Abercrombie is expected during during the week. to make an address.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12

Port Eads, October l1.--Arrived: Cadillac (British), England: Comaya- gua\ (Honduran), Port Cortez; Fl
 1sleo, New York; Nola, Tampico; Sar- anac (Br.tish), England West Wau- na. Mobile; Yuma. Fronters. Sailed: santa Alicia (British) Tampico; Sta vangeren tNorweigian). Frontera; Vennacher (Britlshl. Rouen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
MARINE NEWS

Mobile. October 11.-Arrived: Ba- nan (Norwegian), Truxillo. Sailed: Canadian Miner (British), Sabine
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12
FLORENCE EASTON
 AT THE JEFFERSON
Noted Prima Donna Will Be Presented Tonight blythe ;.
 Music Study Club V 'e ,'s

Three of the greatest operatic arias will be sung by Miss Florence Eastons prima donna soprano" of the Metro- politan opera company, when she appears tonight at the Jefferson the atr under the3auspices of the Music Study club.
 The arias that Miss Easton will sing are "Oh, Hall of Song" from Wagners Tannhauserj "vissi dArte.' from Pucini"s Aosca and the Love Death" aria from r1ristian and 1soldo."
 Miss Easton bears the reputation of belr.g perhaps the best singer of English opera and in view of her standing. many who had. not ex- pscted to hear her have engaged some of the few seats for the concert which are left.
 Miss Easton, who will arrive in Birmingham this morning, will be accompanied by her pianist. Miss Cornelia Rider Peasant Her, en- gagement is the first of five arranged by the Music Study club. in which famous artists will appear. Mar garet Matzenaur.l prinfa donna com tralto for the Mot" will come later in the season. 1
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-01

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.0RTTIIARY

John Wesley House, SON of Eli and
Rebecca Senyth House was born in
Jefferson county, June 10, lS4o, and
was aged II years, months and rs
days., His parents moved to Lafay-
ette, Medina county, O., when he was
child years old. He was married
to Mary Maytham. Dec. 2S, 1870, to
which union was born one daughter,
Mrs. Pearl Eaken and one son, w.
E. House. He also raised one boy.
Fred House, who has always been a
dutiful son to him. Mr.. House was
a prominent farmer and had many
friends in his wide circle of acquain-
tances. He is survived by his wife,
and children, three sisters. Mrs. Sarah
Bachtell and the Misses Mar;y1 and.
Jane House. The ..;asnneral was held at
his late nome. Wednesday. Nov, l6~
conducted by Rev. w. H. Bryenton.
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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-01
COURTS | | |. |
PI,'jROBATE

Ihvtntory fled In estate ot ia
Wilson, deceased. !.
\. 9.aWiii Of John w. House, deceased, q
lhied ana application made for pro-
Hearing had and win Of Arber
Tebbit, deceased, admitted 70 pro-
q Ernest h I. Clapp appointed admin
sstrator Of estate Of Alvin r Ciapp'
deceased. ,.1 ~,
4 n Hearing had and will Of John w
Housc. deceased, admitted to probate
Mary I. House, widow Of John W
sHouse. deceased, elects to take under
sthe will.
iTs Mary /. House appointed executris
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Stony Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Splitter enter
tanned Thanksgiving Day Mr.. Runs
slaugh's family of Akron and Mrs.
Spitzer's mother, Mrs. Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dilly and
daughter Dorisey spent Sunday at
Frank Arnold's.
The Stony Hill Farm Women's club
will be held Thursday at Belle Girls
wold's.
The Pedro club met with Frank
Arnold's, Nov. 26 and fine time was
enjoyed by all. Next in two weeks
at the home of John Griswold. Na
Frank Arnold has captured eight
cooris.
The Fryman families were enter
tanned to Thanksgiving dinner at A.
G. Baylor's in Granger. "a
Earl Straw's spent Thanksgiving
A,.cn with relatives.
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Richfeld

Mrs. s. B. Bigelow has been quite
ill, but is better at this writing. y
Mrs. Hippisley and son William
spent Thanksgiving day in Cleve-.
land.
A "bonnie wee laddie" was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Forrest, Nov.
10. He is named John Mattison, af-
ter his two grandfathers. 1.g-
Miss Hazel Williams Of this place
and Isaac Germany Of Akron were
married in Akron by Rev. I. N. D..
Wells Wednesday evening. They will
live in Akron at 493 Carroll street.
Hazel is one Of our popular young
women and all join in wishing her
much happiness. We also wish that
when our young people marry they
would decide to live in Richfield, as
| it is hard to have to give them up.
Sunday evening ,as Mrs. Ed. Mer-
ton and daughter Marian, who was
driving, were returning from Copley,
in their Ford, they were run into
by a Dodge machine, the driver of
which failed to dim his lights and
turned the spot light into Mariam's
face. She gave him all the road,
barely staying on the pavement, yet
the road hog ran into them, smash
ing their car quite badly. Mrs.
Merton was badly bruised, but no
one else was injured.
Mrs. Marcy Welch, age IL years,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Harry Arnold et al. to Andy Bihun,
65.68 acres, Hinckiey. \.
Catharine Acker to Henry and
Mary Huttinger, l7.2s acres, Liver
pool. a,'s ial -.a
Ida A, Ault to Samuel Andrews, lot
l3S. Wadsworth village,
y Helen L. Aylard ct al. to r. w.
Weidner, lot So. Medina village.
Thresa Boros to John P. and Eliza
beth 10th, rs acres, Lafayette.
Harry H. Bussard to Chas. w.
Summers, outlot 20, Seville. @
VIM. and Margaret Cast to Law.
renee Towsiee. 4 acres, Harrisville.
Geo. and Melinda Hayes to John
H. Emerson, | acre, Homer.
". A. Homan and w. E. Starr to
trustees Of Chatham M. E. church
lots IA and 10, Chatham. !,
Ignacz Horvath ct al. to Anton and
Theresa Boros, 1890 acres, Lafayette
/. R. and Frances Kindall tc
Arthur and Frank Huffman, lots 387.
388, Medina village. Fo
E. w. Lee to Mary M. Lee, lot /
Wadsworth township. ".
Melvin S. and A. D. Miller to L
a. and E. o. Tanner, 51-1OO acres
Lafayette. | n .@. "
Thos. ]. Rurnbaugh and wife .te
Maude and VIM. c. Gorham, l.0s
acres, Homer, f3
A. l. and Susan Root to Neal S
and Mabel H. Kellogg, outlot, Is
Medina village.
P. H. Schneider, trustee, to Fanni,
Garberich. lot 1926, Wadsworth vii
lagc.
Same to'same, lot 1927, Wadswortl
/ village.
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rem. Plaintiff Withdrew petition and
allowed defendant to proceed with
cross petition. Decree granted Z de-
fendant on gross neglect of duty at
his costs. Mutual agreements as to
property rights approved. The Trow-
bridges reside in Lafayette.
G. w. Monosmith, executor, vs..
Mae Brown; action for foreclosure
Settled, costs paid. no record.
Lillian Dague VS.. Ray S. Dague;
action for almony. Allowance anade
Of $5 a week. The couple reside in
Spencer.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-01

IL seems good to see the floor OF
the covered bridge once more as some
Of the mud has BEEN shoveled out.
With so many vehicles passing
through great lot of mud is carried
in which dries and piles up to quite
height and is a great weight on
the bridge.
Mrs. o. F. Whipple spent from
Friday until Sunday in Painesville
with Mr., Whipple's mother, who is
quite poorly. ,,% .4
The Misses Elenor and May Clark
were home from the o. S. U. during
Thanksgiving.
Miss Della Haekethorn and Nah
lon Trout spent Thanksgiving in
Akron with Mr.. Trout's mother ard
sisters. .5@.i M n
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Clark spent
thanksgiving at the home Of Mrs.
Clarks mother, Ed. Hood Of Wey-
mouth. .
| Miss Evelene, Winters spent from
Wednesday until Monday with her
parents in Spencer.
Wallace Newman entertained for
company Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. Coop
er ard son Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lard and son Leonard of Akron, and
Mr.. Green Of Cleveland.
Master John Kappel Of Cleveland
spent his Thanksgiving vacation with
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Schuld. ~
Several hunters from Cleveland
with their families were guests of
Frank Schuld's Saturday, also Mrs.
Schuld's niece, Miss Mary Kappel.
1 Mrs. F. w. Clark and children
spent Thanksgiving at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Freeman.
i Frank Schuld spent from Saturday
until Sunday in Cleveland with
friends and relatives.
! Frank Barber of Barberton and
| boy friend of Akron, spent Saturday
with his cousin, Clinton Newman.
Mr.. John Cinnigar spent Thanks
giving at w. ]. kingsbury's in Me-
dina, his son, AL. Cinrdgar and fam
lily of Lorain also being there. 81
Mrs. Patrick Rem, who has beer
keeping house for Mr.. Cinnigar since
last spring expects to return to hel
home in Medina soon. rya X
The Country club met with Mrs
IF. W. Clark Wednesday afternoon.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Taskef ant
children of Akron spent from
II Thanksgiving until Sunday at tn
NJ home Of Fred Peirce. a, ''
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huffman ans
son spent Sunday at the home Of hi
brother, Jake Huffman NJ and famil.
Of Weymouths s1ag N -t- is
Nj. and Mrs VIM. Witter of Ely
RIA celebrated their 57th wedding an
lniversary at the home of their daugh
ter, MRS. p. O. Clark, Thanksgiving
Z All the, Witter children, were present
; those from away being Ezra Witte
and Miss Frazier Of Erie, Pa, an
. MIR. and Mrs. E. B. Kindig of Elyris
Frank Huffman was surprise
!. Monday morning to find one OF nj
i cows lying dead.
Mrs. E. c. Blakeslee has been o
s the sick list, but is better now.
a DR.. Blakeslee and Miss Warner Q
!. Sandusky, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clar
! and Miss Protie were guests at th
e E. G. Clark home Thanksgiving. Mis-
Warner will remain for few day
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Ho1nerviIle

Everything was quiet in and
around Homer Thanksgiving day.
The West Homer ard M. E. Ladies'
Aids will have Christmas bazaar
Dec. 10, in the evening. Lunch will
be served and a miscellaneous lot Of
useful articles will be offered for
sale. Come and enjoy the evening
and buy q gift for Christmas. "a
Mrs. William Archer was operated
Ion last week at the Lodi hospital for.
Egall stones, About two hundred were
removed. Mrs. Archer has suffered
intensely for some time and it is
hoped this will restore her to her
usual health. @ ags ifasl
| Clyde Fortney's and Frank Cross
and wife Of Ashland ate Thanksgiv-
ing dinner at e. G. Kissel's. "
! Clyde Garn of Kenmore and. broth
er Glen of w, Salem were at the
same home enjoying the hunting
season. n
| Ray and Homer Barnes with their
| families ate Thanksgiving dinner at
Frank Simcox's. Fir Reads Of w.
Salem were guests at the same home.
| D. w. Brubaker's were in Ashland
4 Sunday. '
4 The sewing at Mrs. B. F. Delcamp's
Tuesday was well attended and a
nice lot of work was accomplished.
They sewed for the Neiswinter fam
lily, that lost all their goody by fire
! a few weeks ago.
]. 0. Gordon of Lakewood enjoyed
J a couple of days hunting rabbits and
was a guest Of J. c. and O. P.
Edwards. 4
Florence Eicher was home from
Akron for over Thanksgiving.
l. ID. Franks and family spent
Thanksgiving with VIM. Bishop in
West Salem.
Elmer Garman's had for Thanks
giving guests, w. G. Palmer and
wife Of Lodi and their daughter,
Treva from Akron.
The program given by the grades
at the high school auditorium Wed.
nesday evening was fine and the at
tendance was good. About every
seat in the room being occupied.
Communion was observed at the
M. z. church Sunday morning. A
good sized congregation being in at
tendance. !.
Mrs. George Howick was in Cleve.
land a week visiting friends and rela.
tives and while there attended ser.
vices at two Baptist churches.
Leon Jeffrey's and Geo. Howicl
n ard wife took dinner Sunday at 8. B
Eshelman's. lfGl &
The Delco man installed a lighting
4 plant in the @. and L. L. Humme
homes last week. Il
Leon Jeffrey's and @. L. Eicher''
were visiting at the e. G. Kauff
man home recently. i5]
Mrs. B. Myers and son Hebert at,
Thanksgiving dinner at Bert Reese's
near West Salem. Ass
L. A. Gorham has new gas fillin,
\ station in front Of his store, which
makes another sight pleasant TO th'
eye.
NJ Cliff Young's visited at Dick al
Bert's Sunday. .3si
IA Aaron Swartz went to Lorain las
/, Wednesday to spend Thanksgivini
with relatives and friends and is OK
pectsd home today.
There is case Of scarlet fever q
M Irwin Zimmerman's, south Of Homer
2 The Gorham Thanksgiving Dime
was Held 81 4. r. Corham's Thursday
/, eigKteen partook. 1 & ss ,2
A r. J. Warmers were entertaining
y cousin. Miss Ruby Jones of Cleve
land, the past week. They all spen
THE weekend At grandfather War
] nsrs, near Wooster. w ~ !, I.
u 4. Robert Houston Of Akron wa
q seen on uuf streets Sunday.
"! JaroH Krehs ~ Akron visited NJ
urNles Peter Iillers over ThanksgiS
Il HE pastor Of the West Home
church wag pnabIe ~ come Snnda
EffttS qs1tt r.
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NJ ORDINANCE

special fSr a street
Ia Street With
connecting with sewer Disposal Pan "o
Be- Il odansa w Council y ManG Ohio three
Of and expense
end Homesd street
with he
With Plant Mo n sewer bersS
10 sasfo ows
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and 50 sent an other han to fill his
place.
hiss Helen Cook of near Columbus
is circulating among her many
friends in and around Homer.
The dense fog Saturday night and
Sunday made it dangerous to travel
at very great speed.
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AN ORDINANCE

ORDINANCE 10 levy tor the Of west
Medina concrete 4lee9 o
grading DRAINING
Village Medina (throe
fourths thereto eoncurring)
SEC heretofore deter
together
draining levied
and hereinafter described the several
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of the win ii John w. House, de-
ceased.
First and final account filed IN es-
state Of Alfred Fieidhouse, deceased.
|, MARRIAGE LICENSES
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( n,OcKET, ENTRIES

Sarah A. Trowbridge VS.. Ransom
R. Trowbridge; action for divorce,
aliinony and custody Of minor child