Foreclosure Notices Placed in Lorain County Court
The Depositors Mortgage Loan Company files foreclosure petitions in Lorain County Ohio against multiple defendants including Marie Hopkins Paris J and J F Paris Jr over properties in Elyria Amherst and Tampa with mortgage defaults cited. Notices list legal descriptions, required answers by June 1937 and requests for sale of premises to satisfy debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
County of
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Edna Elvin
Samuel
Samuel Street
Marie Hophins Tarim J
JF Paris
Foreclosure suit listings in Lorain County Ohio cases
Case No. 35565 details Ettie Best George A Dietz Josephine Dietz John Zvara Mary Zvara and Ohio Gas & Oil Company named defendants in a mortgage foreclosure petition filed March 9 1997 in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas accompanying parcels describe land in Township Lot Nos 26 and 15 with boundaries and road access pending sale of premises to satisfy notes and mortgages with June 1997 answer deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Hopkins
Oki Avenue
Tampa
Florida
Elyria
County of
Lorain
Ohio
Said
Black River
Lake Avenue
Samuel
Samuel Street
Wits
Tetitron
Webber, Webber
Black
Court of Common Pleas
Lorama
Cleveland Trust Company
Tariff
Elizabeth Lehman
Kathrine Lehman
Deendants
Lillian Metzger
Paul Metzfro
Town Ine Road
Parchment
Michigan
Christine Agnew
Orim
Sheffield
King
Gaylord
Originalhetfield Township
J R. Mueller
Mabel Decker Kranté
Hradentown
Plaintiary, Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Lorain County
Amherst
Ole
Amherst Township
Lerain
Pearl Street
Texs
Home Owner's Loan Corporation
Byee
J. J. Smythe
Ettie Best
George A Dietz
Josephine Dietz
Toh Zvara
Mary Yzvara
Ohio Gas & Oil Company
Mortence Loan Company
Court of Common
Pers of Lorain
George A. Dietz
Jonn “Vara
Mary “Vara
Omo Gas and O' Company
Tion
Loraer
State of Ohio
Teewil
Lesinning
Towneship
Middle Ridge Road
Etthe Best
George A. Zietz
Josephine Lietz
John Zvara
Mary Zvara
Gas and of Company
The
Forever
Eittie Best
Jose Planebiety
Ola Avenue
Carlisle
State of
LaPorte Road
E. W. Sanford
Said Sanford
Senate- House clash over stopgap relief bill in crisis
The senate pass ed a stopgap measure to extend the life of the current commission until May 5 and appropriate 896 992 in unexpended balances but the house rejected the plan 2 to 91. Gov Davey urged action while Adjt Gen Marx prepared soup kitchens if needed as crisis worsened with April 29 as the caucus date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Jacob Davis
Pike
Representatives
Davis
Sen. Lawrence
Adj
Emil F. Marx
Youth Admits Demanding 500 From Ginger Rogers
An 18 year old Chicago youth named John Buras admitted to Gmen that he sent a threatening letter demanding 500 dollars from Ginger Rogers to obtain money for a doctor. He had previously written two pleas and planned to target Clark Gable, using an inked diary note as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ginger Rogers
John Buras
John Berton
Clark Gable
Actres
Preparations Underway for Lorain County Girls Four-H Clubs Season
Miss Alice Bird, Lorain County extension agent, visits club advisors to outline plans for the 1937 girls Four-H season. Many clubs already organized or forming with May 15 target, May 14 training meeting tentative, and literature revisions focused on clothing and food clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Alice Bird
Miss Bird
Sine Die Adjournment Dates Set by House Rules Panel
A May 12 final adjournment date is noted as set for sine die. The Senate adopted a resolution designating April 26 as sine die date and the measure moves to the House Rules Committee. Likely amendments aim to align with the House quitting date before adoption by the full House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Rules Committee
Fugitive Bride from Oakville Motel Night Club
Martha Halliday plans to marry Nick Garnett but flees after overhearing doubts about his motives. She hides at a hotel night club, meets dancer Nita Lombard, and encounters an unstable widow Mrs Brannigan while a storm locks in a web of suspicion and danger. Nita is mistaken for a missing heiress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Halliday
Nick Garnett
Nita Lombard
Martha
Oakville
Nita
Nick
Dudley Brannigan
Mrs. Brannigan
Sensational new medical dye linked to streptococcus cure
The article describes advances in precise scales developed for weighing tiny vitamin samples valued at 10 million dollars per ounce. It notes Oberlin College and Pennsylvania State College collaboration for Corbet’s PhD work and credits Alsaph H. Corwin of Johns Hopkins with the one millionth gram scale accuracy. It recounts Heinrich Hoerlein's report on a dye-derived remedy for streptococcus infections, developed over 25 years with four countries and about twenty scientists, tracing the dye’s history from 1908 and the addition of a sulphonamide to fix color fastness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Corbet
Oberlin
Pennsylvania State College
Oberlin College
Alsaph H. Corwin
Johns Hopkins University
Corwin
Heinrich Hoerlein
I. G. Dyestuff Corp
Para Position in Medical Compounds Compared to Baseball
The text explains the para position in chemical structures as analogous to players on a baseball diamond with a base runner on first and another on base. It uses this analogy to illustrate how placement affects the compound's activity.
Senate Judiciary Committee Split By Sharp Charges
Washington April 15. Spirited charges of filibuster and gag rule split the Senate Judiciary Committee over finishing public hearings on President Roosevelt's supreme court enlargement plan. Supporters and opponents traded sharp statements as the panel prepares to vote on ending hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Serman Minton
Ind
Edward R. Burke
Neb
Tom Connally
Tex
Burke
Connally
Senate
Lawmaker Debates Tax Bill Vote and Party Pledges
The article notes McGregor pledging to back Governor Davey and oppose new taxes as the tax bill votes proceed. It lists names of lawmakers who supported the bill and those who voted against, reflecting party lines and regional representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Davey
Democratic Party
McGregor
Almendinger
Armbruster
Banks
Barricklow
Beatty
Becker
Bernardt
Butler
Canfield
Carroll
Coady
Conway
Crunelle
Cully
Curtin
Daugherty
Davis
TVA To Reopen Fight Tomorrow In Court Appeal
Covington Kentucky April 15 The Tennessee Valley Authority will appeal an injunction and resume activity after being virtually inactive since December 22 The appeal will be heard in the Sixth District Court of Appeals with judge Florence Allen among those presiding as the coalitions of 19 private power companies await settlement of the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Uip
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
United States Sixth District Court of Appeals
Florence Allen
Wife of Curator Lectures at Elyria High on Fossil Reptiles
Mrs. Barnum Brown, wife of the American Museum curator of fossil reptiles, spoke to Elyria High students with illustrated slides. The talk covered dinosaur life, bones and skin reconstructions, and fossil digs in the United States especially the Bad Lands, detailing how scientists learn about ancient vegetation and diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Studate
Barnum Brown
American Museum
New York City
United States
TVA Constitutionality Suit Hears in Eastern Tennessee Court
Judge John Jordon Gore allows a TVA constitutionality suit in the United States District Court of Eastern Tennessee. The constitutionality hearing is deferred pending the injunction appeal, with expectations the case will ultimately be settled by the United States Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVA
United States District Court of
Eastern
Tennessee
John Jordon Gore
United States Supreme Court
South Amherst Hosts Varsity and Reserve Basketball Teams
Mr and Mrs Clyde Heussner celebrated the South Amherst basketball teams after a season of county championship efforts. A chicken supper at their home featured green and white decor, a centerpiece of snap dragons and roses, and seating for coaches, players, and guests. The evening included cards and dancing with attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Clyde Heussner
E. W. Schacht
Joe
John Kiimosewski
John Lupe
Harold Brucker
Alfred Jones
Elmer Schacht
Harry Novak
George Knipp
David Sliman
Stanley Ashyk
Join Ashyk
Charles Crandall
Ralph Schacht
Kenneth Jones
Ralph Heussner
George Yarmack
Helen Bartlome
E. F. Litzenberg
K. B. Henderson
William Lantz
George Innes
Florence
Marian
Darlene
Sunday School Class Party at Methodist Church
The Room For One More Sun day School class led by Miss Margaret Rice held a party in the Methodist church parlors on Tuesday evening. A brief business meeting preceded a social hour with refreshments later served by Nina Harris, Marie Gratz, Lee Allsop and Harold Gauman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rice
Methodist
Nina Harris
Marie Gratz
Lee Allsop
Harold Gauman
Hungarian Lodge Chicken Supper and Dance This Saturday
Members of the Hungarian Lodge entertain with a chicken supper and a dance in the Hungarian Hall Saturday evening. Serving will begin at 7:99 o'clock.
Regular Meeting Set by South Amherst Legion Post 197
A regular meeting of the South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 will be held in the club rooms Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marie Hopkins Paris, Jr
J. FE. Paris, Jr
Olu Avenue
Uampa
Leas
Loraan County
Marle Hopkins Paris
J. &. Paris, Jr
Frank Coleman
A. V. Hageman
Jb. M. Hageman
Fauver & Fauver
Lorain County Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Anid River
Manu Dake
Culdbada Uderye
Wawhersdale
Aald Highhway
Sald LaPorte Road
Petitdon
Iis
Webber, Webber and Black
Africa
Beverage
Talang
Lars Morris
Ship of Argonauts i
IBF
Gov
Ruth Louise Ayers
Qhe
J. T. Barnard
Middle Ave
Rey
Legion
Chronicle-Telegram
Goodyear
COR
Broad
East Ave
Mobil Gas
Mobil Oil
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