Divorce Petition Noted in Lorain County Court
Legal notice lists case numbers 38493 and 8493 referencing Gladys May Williams filing for divorce in Lorain County Common Pleas Court with hearing set after May 13, 1937. Attorney Marshall M. Keep represents the plaintiff as details of answer deadlines appear in the filing. An unrelated health board resolution from Elyria discusses monthly compensation for a health nurse and related filing requirements. Probate notices announce inventories and schedules of debts for estates including Veronica Price Nina Burkhart and many others with hearing scheduled April 28, 1937.
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Paul Verne Williams
Ghereby
Gladys May Williams
Common Pleas Court of Lorain
Ohio
Marshall M. Keep
Board of Health
City of Elyria
City of
Elyria
Atteat
G. E. Fren
Rench
State of
Veronica Price
Nina C. Burkhart
W. T. MecGuire
Hannah Render
Frances Gerhartinger
Franziska Gerhartinger
Rank Caley
Conrad Wiegand
Margaret M. Crisp
Everett F. Whitney
Charles H. Whitney
Tiltie M. Braun
Charles IF
Eggert
Tennis Wick
Herman EF
Kruger
Hearing on Inventories and Schedule of Debts
Elyria Ohio April 9 1937 notice of hearing on inventories and schedule of debts filed in a probate or estate proceeding.
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Elyria
Ohio
Amherst Ohio Sheriff Sale and Bank Liquidation Notices
Court order directs public auction of Amherst Lorain real estate tied to Jacksons Addition Amherst including 372 368 Jackson Street on May sixthe May 1937 at 10 am. Also notice of liquidation of The Amherst Savings and Banking Co with application to sell real estate before Lorain County Common Pleas Court on April 26 1937 at 2 am. Squire Superintendent of Banks of Ohio and attorneys listed.
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Jacob Koepke
Elizabeth Koepke
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Elarta
Torain County
Amherst
Amherst Savings and Banking Co
Common Pleas Court
State of
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Clara C. Sweet
Wilbur K. Sweet
S. H. Squire
Herbert &. Duffy
J J. Smythe
Bank seeks court order to sell real estate in La Grange
The Peoples Bank of La Grange Ohio applies to the Jorain County Court for authority to sell real estate titled to Charlies S Adama. Hearing set for April 38 1987 at 9 AM or later noon. Filed by the bank's undersigned superintendent with state officials and special counsel.
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Peoples Bank
Unincorporated
la Grange
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Lorain County
State of
Court of Common Pleas
Jorain County
Charlies S. Adama
H. Squire
Culfo
Herbert S. Duffy
James RB
Lilley
Harold
Farr Delivers Decisive Victory Over Baer in 12 Rounds
Tommy Farr, the British Empire heavyweight champion, defeated Max Baer in a 12 round bout. Farr, a 3-1 underdog, dominated with a persistent left hand, opened a cut on Baer, and retained the title while drawing US transfer offers from promoter Ellwood Rigby and Madison Square Garden to face John Henry Lewis or Max Schmeling in upcoming bouts.
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Jimmy Johnston
New York
Madison Square Garden
Farr
Baer
Max
Ben Foord
Maxie
Tommy
Derby Hopeful Reaping Reward Bows At Arlington Downs
Betting circles favor Reaping Reward in the Kentucky Derby May 8 as a Milky Way Farm entry. The colt, with five wins in 15 starts last year, is training at Arlington Downs and, barring accident, appears a sure starter for the mile and a quarter classic despite earlier doubts about stamina.
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Chief Hope
Milky Way Farm
Pompoon
Arlington Downs
Elyria Hardware and
Smitty
Waldorf
Hardwares
Tiffin
Redwings Win From Rangers To Retain Lord Stanley Cup
Detroit, April 16. The Detroit Redwings defeated the New York Rangers 5 to ? in the fifth game to retain the Lord Stanley Cup. The Wings, crippled by injuries, clinched the title for the second time in two years.
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Redwings
Rangers
Detroit
Mich
Detroit Redwings
Wings
New York Rangers
Buffalo Stars In A B C Tonight At ABC Tournament
New York April 16 Buffalo faces the international championship trials as three Western New York City teams Lane's Carl Millers and Behringer's compete in the American Bowling Congress event. Joe Miller bowls for the Langs while Standard Tru-Age Beer led last night with 2931. Paul Crane and Billy Knox tied for third with 726.
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New York
Buffalo
New York City
Lane’s
Carl Millers
Behringer
Joe Miller
Langs
Tru-Age Beer
Scranton
New Way Nite Club
Alliance
Ohio
Paul Crane
Montclair
N. J
Billy Knox
Philadelphia
Bittner Funeral Home Plays Practice on Hamilton Diamond
The Bittner Funeral Home will practice on the Hamilton diamond today at 6 o clock. All players are asked to take notice and report.
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Bittners
Bittner Funeral Home
Hamilton Diamond
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
A dense list of crossword clues and answers, referencing categories such as weapons, colors, directions, body parts, and common terms. The items mention various wordplay prompts, with some lines indicating numbers, filler notes, and a title author credit.
Oberlin Opens Baseball Season Against Muskingum
Oberlin College opens its baseball season under coach Guy C. Thrower at Muskingum in New Concord. The Yeomen travel to Delaware to face Ohio Wesleyan with a 16 man squad including six lettermen. A tentative lineup lists Harter, Durham, Cooper, Copeland or Reed, Rogers or Di Blasio, Mytinger, Schwertmar, and Di Biasio or Rogers. Pitching may feature Di Biasio, Reed or Dixon. Oberlin previously beat Muskingum 10-9 and lost 7-1 to Ohio Wesleyan.
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Berlin College
Netters
Oberlin
Frank Tucker
Holdeman
Leach
Strong
Notre Dame
Johnny O’brien
North Randall
B. Ward Beam
Ohio
Oliver Thomas
Wakeman
Toledo Mud Hens
Charleston
West Va
Wisconsin
Mike Getz
Cleveland
Boston
Cleveland Golden Gloves
Mike Pens
Lem Franklin
Heavie
William
Dutch) Fehring
Purdue
Fehring
Missouri College Athletic
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Johnny Weismuller
Charles
Chuck) Chuckovits
University of Toledo
Toledo
George Daniel
Ohio Conference
Chuckovits
Bull Kostelecky
Northwestern
Kostelecky
Dental
University
Chicago
Kildeer Country Club
Wildcat
Oberlin College
Guy C. Thrower
Wat
Muskingum
New Concord
Yeomen
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Thrower
Dick Harter
Bud Durham
Wally Cooper
Johnny Copeland
Tom Reed
Jim Rogere
Sparky di Blasio
Dutch Mytinger
Johnny Schwertmar
di Biasio
Rogers
Reed
Bob Dixon
Last Fear
Oberis
Honolulu Jurisdiction Extends Across Palmrya to Kure Islands
The article states Honolulu's jurisdiction extends to Palmyra Island 200 miles south and to Ocean or Kure Island about 31,700 miles northwest, making Honolulu the largest city by geographical area.
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Honolulu
Palmyra Island
Ocean
Kure Island
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Edward T. Radcliffe
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Walter Shirley Rogers
John Arndt
Elizabeth Ickler
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