Divorce Notice in Lorain County Ohio Case 1937
Margaret Robinson seeks divorce from Albert Robinson in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas Ohio on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Hearing set after June 4 1937 with restoration of maiden name and equitable relief requested by petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle A. Curtis
F. B. Squire
West Ave
Elyria
Margaret Robinson
Albert Robinson
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
John von Blum
State of Ohio
LaCrosse Boiler Company
C. R. Jahn
Thew Shovel Company
CR Jahn
Dob A
C. RR
Jahn Company
LaSalle Street
Chicago
Junela
LA Crossi
Roillar Company
Adams and
Adams
Phebnate
Rivera
Ohire
James O. Nichols
John B. Ward
Joseph Siuxon
Everett Whitney
E. B. Clement
Joseph Watkins
The
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Anna H. Smith
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
C. Co. Crooks, Wal, Eterdantr, Geet
Roosevelt Avenue
Alfred P. J. O'Donnell
C. C Crooks
Crooks
C. C. Crooks
Mildred A. Crooks
Lorain County Savings & Trust Coo
Fauser and
Fauver
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Nellie Box
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
C. C. Vick
Ione
County Scout Circus to Feature Lorain Troops in Sandusky
Lorain County Boy Scout troops join the Firelands Area Council Scout Circus at Sandusky Junior High School with events ranging from a Melting Pot of Scouting scene by Troop 130 to a grand entry led by H. B. Castleman and Robert Butts. The program includes First Aid demonstrations, hiking scenes, sea scouting, and a National Jamboree camp site replica with tents, fencing, and a 25 foot Washington Monument centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Firelands Area Council
Sandusky
Thomas G. Allen
Geo. L. Beare
Harold Parker
Lorain
Firelands Area
Robert Butts
Counc
Elyria
Norwalk
Grafton
Greenwich
Glen Irish
Scott Abell
Castalia
Avon
W. S. Hart
Oberlin
Wakeman
Birmingham
Amherst
TI. Cortell
SSS
A. F. Arbeit
Wellington
Attica
Clearview
Milan
Oberin
New London
Washington
Trial notes reveal accusations of liquor influence in Elyria case
Testimony shows Guettinger amiable when sober but troublesome when drunk. Defense claims he bought two liquor bottles in Lorain before returning home. Marshal Arnold admits he pursued Guettinger for drunken driving on four occasions yet made no arrest. Property at 137 Erie Street Elyria appraised at $5,009.00. Fauver and Fauver, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Beck
Elyria Township
Black River
Lorain County
High Street
High St
Elsha
Ohto
William FL Grall
John von Blum
Frank R. Fauver
East Bridge Street
East River Street
Cleveland Street
William F. Grall
Fauver
Carlste
County of
Carlisle Township
Elyria-Medina Road
William A. Muche
Alta M. Muche
Eben Brown
Lena Brown
Alta MM. Muche
Emma Simmerly
Minnie E. Culler
Fred C. Anselm
Frank A. Anselm
Oho
Guettinger
William J. Arnold
Avon Lake
William Wickens
Arnold
Wickens
Marshal
Erie Street
Ohlfo
Y M C A Classes To Hear Coach And See Ohio Pictures
Y M C A members in the 5 o clock and senior gym classes will hear coach Claude Schafer talk at dinner and view Ohio travel and industrial films. The program includes movies by Standard Oil of Ohio and a bird’s eye view of the state, with 2500 miles filmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wagner
Claude Schafer
Case School of Applied Science
Howard Butler
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
J. B. Coleman
Mansfield
Harry Klee
Curtis Travers
Ralph Youngs
Joseph Q. Petro
Ralph Standen
R. J. Fitch
Ohio
New York Woman Promotes Yardley Week at Merthe Store
Miss Ruth Abbott of the New York salon visits the C H I Merthe company store for Yardley Week to explain creams lotions and cosmetics. Yardley history dates to 1770 with royal appointments and a London museum display. Abbott showcases Bond Street dry skin powder and cream for sensitive skin with a coronation themed window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yardley
C. HI Merthe Company
Ruth Abbott
New York
Cosmeticians
United States
Queen Mary
Miss Abbot
America
London
Yardley’s
Miss Abbott
Bond Street
Roosevelt Budget Forecast Shows Large Deficits Ahead
President Roosevelt projects a net deficit of 2.56 billion for the current year with total outlays at 7.78 billion and revenues at 5.22 billion. For the next year deficits shrink but still total 418 million, with debt retirement raising the gross to 819 million. Congress and the White House brace for economy amid pressure from work relief cuts and inflation fears.
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Roosevelt
Congress
White House
New Schedule Set For Girls Swimmers At Y M C A
Beginning today a new schedule for girls who swim at the Y M C A on Wednesdays and Fridays is in effect under instructor Miss Alice Glover. A new life saving class will be formed with beginner, intermediate and advanced levels open to new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Glover
Red Cross
Mary Harmon
Avon Lake
Lois Dickens
Ruth Corbet
Oberlin
Huntington Grange 2043 Meets With Arbor Day Focus
Huntington Grange 2043 met Thursday night with Overseer Marion Crile presiding in the absence of regular master J Heifner. Fourteen members attended. Guests at the Dirlam home welcomed son and wife Roy and wife, grandson Kenneth Dirlam and baby from Springfield Ohio. Other visitors included Ralph Krage of Lorain, William Ginnard of Cleveland, Arthur Anderson of Brighton, Frank West, Glenn, and Mrs Ray Dirlam and Mrs Marion Neel visiting from Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Huntington Grange
Marion Crile
J. §. Heifner
O. H. Dirlam
Roy Dirlam
Kenneth Dirlam
Springfield
Ralph Krage
Lorain
Nile Triudium
William Ginnard
Cleveland
Charles Hines
Grace Long
Arthur Anderson
Bighton
Fank West
Glenn
Ray Dirlam
Marion Neel
Sullivan
C. M. Dietrick
First Benefits For Canadian Strikers Expected Today
OSHAWA Ont April 21 The Canadian General Motors strike enters a new phase as the C I O promises 3700 workers benefits from its war chest while management and labor prepare for another conference to end the walkout. Homer Martin arrives to address the strikers as talks falter over C I O recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshawa
Ont
Committee For Industrial Organization
General Motors of Canada
Management and
Washington
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
United Auto Workers
Generali Motors
United States
Mitchell F. Hepburn
Toronto
Hugh Thompson
Parochial Aid Bill Killed By Committee
In Columbus Ohio the House Education Committee killed the Waldvogel parochial aid bill by an 11 to 4 vote after about 40 minutes of debate The measure would have expanded aid to private and parochial schools with an annual appropriation raised to 7 million for the biennium and a total bill of 14 million The vote came amid earlier moves to send a separate free textbooks bill to the Education Committee and signals of broader opposition to parochial funding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
House Education Committee
House
Education Committee
House Finance Committee
Senate
Edward N. Waldvogel
Hamilton
Waldvogel
Frank W. Miller
Montgomery
Giles F. Guthrie
Portage
Guthrie
Department of Education
Hepburn pushes government role in rail strike talks
Hepburn demanded Ontario government representation at any conferences between workers and management and refused to deal with the Committee for Industrial Organization. He said the company should not recognize the local unit of the United Auto Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepburn
Ontario
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Automobile Workers
Many Counties Fail To Collect Pension Reimbursements
Columbus April 91 many counties fail to collect reimbursements from estates of deceased aid pension recipients. Eighteen counties reported no reimbursements in the first quarter including Brown Champaign Clermont Delaware Gallia Jackson Mercer Ohio Pike Shelby Allen Madison Ottawa Paulding Pickaway Preble Van Wert and Vinton. State official H J Berrodin urged a Whetto Bill to create civilian boards in all counties to better administer the law and increase collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Old Sie
Keira
Brown
Champaign
Clermont
Delaware
Gallia
Jackson
Mercer
Oble
Pike
Shelby
Alien
Madison
Ottawa
Paulding
Pickaway
Preble
van Wert
Vinton
H. J. Berrodin
General Assembly
Social Security Board
Berrodin
Bankruptcy Petition Filed in Federal Court
Bankruptcy petitions on file in Cleveland federal court include Michael Walter Ruhl of Elyria with liabilities 15429 and assets 625. He resides at 212 Clark Street. The filing was reported April 21.
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Cleveland, Q
Michael Walter Ruhl
Clark Street
Elyria
Abilities
Bakelite Plane Might Replace Metal Aircraft
Prof. Fritz Huth, a German aviation pioneer, says bakelite planes could replace metal craft for bombing use. He notes bakelite is cheap and as strong as metals, though typically used for china substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Fritz Huth
China
Children Stage Plays at Playhouse Settlement in Cleveland
Over the past 12 years children directed by Mrs Russell W Jelliffe have staged 450 performances of plays at the Playhouse Settlement. Shows are presented every Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Playhouse Settlement
Russell W. Jelliffe
Auto collision injures two drivers at East Avenue and 4th Street
Automobiles driven by Mrs. A. C. Callaghan of 109 Wurst Court and Emmanuel Schon of 4th Street and East avenue were slightly damaged in a collision at East Avenue and 4th Street about 10 40 a m today, police reports show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Callaghan
Wurst Court
Emmanuel Schon
4Th Street
East Avenue
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Flora A. Hoak
Henry W. Refenning
Albert E Mollenkop
Adelia M. Bosd
Nora B. Murray
William Schultz
Tiarey Edwards
Adelia M. Bosch
H. H. Nye
Home Owner's Loan Corporation
Fiaintitf
John H. McKee
Tafa de
APC
Askidk Court of Common Pleas
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company
Lakeshore
Michigan
C. W. Becker
Erle Street
Elizabeth French
Ohio Pictures
Johnson Crile
Famly
Vate, Tw
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