Alexander on Trial for Campaign Solicitation
S Couumans reports Wil bert Alexander former supervisor in the state liquor department goes on trial in common pleas court charged with soliciting five percent of a civil service worker salary for the Davey primary campaign. He allegedly sought 300 from Minnie E Drumm last April 15. Last week Daniel S Earhart Columbus attorney was acquitted of soliciting funds for the same cause and 15 other Davey aides face trial on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales
Earhart
Alexander
Davey
Grafton PTA Sets Banquet and May Events
GRAFTON The Parent-Teacher Association held a regular meeting at the school with Mrs. Marion Mull presiding. They announced the athletic banquet on May 2 followed by a dance, with Mrs. Mildred Corey in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafon Theater
Proram
Marjorie Howe
Chauncey Knechtges
Miss Howe
C. Robinson
Lorain
California
Arizona
England
Brownhelm And Belden Orchestras Sweep High Ratings
The Brownhelm and Belden high school orchestras each earned two of the three top ratings in Class CD at the Band, Orchestra and Choral Contest in Columbus. Directed by Russell Petersen and Floyd C Moore, about 20 members per ensemble. Wellington and LaGrange chestras, in larger-school class, also performed and received good ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Belden
Ohio Chool
Columbus
Russell Petersen
Floyd C. Moore
Gerald M. Frank
Wellington and
LaGrangechestras
Arger
Frank
Unique Medical Experiment Fails in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga on April 24 a novel medical attempt ended in death. Louise Rich, 24, contracted a streptococcal infection after influenza and could not receive sulfanilamide properly. Her niece Wilma, 17, received the drug and had her blood transfused into Louise. Temperature dropped briefly, but Louise developed pneumonia and died. Wilma recovered after a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Louise Rich
Wilma
Miss Rich
Wilma Rich
Ayrshire Cows in Ohio State Sale From Lorain County
Lorain County dairy breeders will contribute Ayrshire cows to the annual sale of the Ohio Ayr Shire Breeders Association at Ohio State University Columbus. The 58 head from seven Lorain herds are among the lots to be offered Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayrshire
Lorain County
Ohio “Ayr
Ohio State University
Columbus
2. McConnell
R. McConnell
A Betts
I Dent R. Meek
England Sees Twelve Years Without Reported Cases
The country records none of the infectious disease cases for a twelve year period, with health officials noting no new occurrences into September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Upcoming Games
Baseball scores and standings list multiple cities with results from yesterday and upcoming games. Key pairings feature Detroit Cleveland New York Washington Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Brooklyn, with several games to be played today and tomorrow across leagues Pacific Coast standings also reported with Sacramento San Francisco San Diego Los Angeles Hollywood Seattle Portland Oakland and other teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Sacramento
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Seattle
Portland
Oakland
American Beare
New Yorke
Escasceses A
Ccsevennse
Detroit Eepeeareoenene
Louis
Cseeeees
Cseeesaee Waren
Derby Winter Book Bets Stirred by Uncertain Favorites
United Press reports on the Kentucky Derby winter book, noting massive bets and the high risk of nonrefundable wagers. It highlights that past winners are rarely favorites and mentions horses like Gilded Knight, El Chico, Im pend, Challedon, Johnstown, Old Sunny Jim, and Technician as contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
EW York
Dies Committee
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Gilded Knight
el Chico
Impend
Challedon
Johnstown
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Hope
Technician
Lawrin
Danzig
McNeill and Von Cramm Set Tennis Finalists
Don McNeill of Kenyon College Gambier Ohio and Baron Gottfried von Cramm of Germany reached the final in Athens Greece on April 24 as the two players advanced in the tennis event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeill
von Cramm
Athens
Greece
Don McNeill
Kenyon College
Gambier, C
Baron Gottfried ‘von Cramm
Germany
Miss Gertrude McQueen Weds Farrell Finnegan in Amherst
Miss Gertrude McQueen daughter of Mr and Mrs Milo McQueen Brownhelm wed Farrell Finnegan son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Finnegan at St Joseph Catholic Church Amherst officiated by Rev James Smith Attendants were Mr and Mrs Robert Finnegan The bride wore a dubonnet outfit with gardenia corsage The Finnegan reception followed at their home They will live in Brownhelm Both couples are connected to local schools and Amherst employers Lorain Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Gertrude McQueen
Milo McQueen
Brownhelm
Farrell Finnegan
Hugh Finnegan
Milan Avenue
St. Joseph Catholic Parsonage
James Smith
Robert Finnegan
Finnegan
Brownhelm High
Amherst Hardware Co
Amherst High
National Tube Co. Lorain
Centennial Lutheran Events Highlight Pioneer Church History
Rev and Mrs Bosse led a 30 member church group to a Walther Leagues rally at St John Lutheran Berea. Choir rehearsals Monday and Thursday, Concordia Club Tuesday, men’s fellowship Wednesday 6 30 banquet, then program. A centennial observance next Sunday honors 100 years since Lutherans founded the church in America with a house to house canvass for offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosse
Walther Leagues
St. John Lutheran Church
Berea
Concordia Club
Lutheran Church In America
Youth Rally at Flat Rock Ends With Banquet Supper
Rev. Hayes and youths gathered Saturday for a rally at Flat Rock featuring a banquet supper. Detroit speaker Rev. H. E. Kurth led the evening service as plans for midweek prayer, class meetings, and choir rehearsals were announced. The Lange and Kuhn homes host Wednesday and Thursday events, with Truth Seekers and other classes meeting Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Flat Rock
H. E. Kurth
Detroit
Fred Lange
Mill Avenue
Katherine Kuhn
Dewey Road
Sunday School Workers Meeting Postponed a Week
The Sunday School workers meeting tonight is moved to next week due to the North East Ohio Synod at St John s Church Cleveland running from today to Wednesday. Rev Schmidt and H L Beesing will attend with Beesing as a local church delegate. Meeting at the parsonage. Circle 6 of the Women s Union meets Wednesday at Mrs A C Schibley s East Martin St with Mrs Arthur Beregszazy assisting. Choir rehearsal shifts to Thursday evening from Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East Ohio Synod
St. John's Church
Cleveland
Schmidt
H. L. Beesing
Circle 6
Women’s Union
A. C. Schibley
East Martin Street
Arthur Beregszazy
Carlisle Community Club Meeting At Rose Home
Carlisle residents report East Carlisle Community Club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Rose on Butternut Ridge with F F Fling presiding. Members planned upcoming meetings and enjoyed strawberry shortcake and coffee before wives joined the group. Mrs Crippen and Mrs Harry Kelsey traveled with Mrs Lillie McVetta of Norwalk, who died last Friday after a brief illness. son Frank McVetta lives on Butternut Ridge road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
John Rose
Chestnut Ridge
East
E. E. Humphrey
Butternut Ridge Road
Local Social Notes Highlight Edgewater Visitors and Guests
Mrs Paul M Savage of Edgewater Drive Lakewood called Wednesday from her sister's home on East River Street. Miss Mary K Miller visits Theodore Ropp in Durham North Carolina. Mrs Ropp is Elizabeth Chapman, former LaPorte resident. A E Pease and children from Chicago stayed with C F Whitney and family and are visiting aunts in Farmdale and Grafton Road, en route home. Mrs A R Crippen of Bronxville arrived Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Savage
Edgewater Drive
Lakewood
Hart A. Dickason
East River Street
H. H Gregg
Butternut Ridge Road
Carl Pomelee
East Avenue
Mary K. Miller
Harrison Street
Theodore Ropp
Durham
North Carolina
Ropp
Elizabeth Chapman
LaPorte
Otto B. Chapman
A. E. Pease
Chicago
C. F. Whitney
Grafton Road
Pearl Brown
Farmdale
Trumbull County
C. H. Nason
Whitney
A. R. Crippen
Bronxville
New York
Finalist honors in Eastern Mediterranean Tennis event
McNeill defeated Swedish player Karle Schroeder 6-0 6-3 6-2 to reach the finals of the Eastern Mediterranean Tennis tournament on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeill
Karle Schroeder
Elyria Eagles Open First Practice at Jefferson Diamond
The Elyria Eagles softball team will hold its first practice of the season tomorrow at Jefferson Diamond at 5 40 PM. All players interested in trying out for the team are asked to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Elyria Eagles
Jefferson Diamond
St Ann's Society Circles Schedule Meetings This Week
Three circles of St Ann's society plan meetings this week. Circle One meets this evening with Mrs Theodore Schmitz. Circle Two meets Tuesday evening with Mrs Caroline Kelch Spring Street. Circle Three will host Wednesday evening with Mrs Edward Van Neil. Health round up is Tuesday at the school hall. National Council of Catholic Women meets Tuesday afternoon at St Mary's parish hall Lorain. Novena to Our Sorrowful Mother continues Friday at 7 30 PM. Teckawitha choir to rehearse after evening devotions. Living Rosary and crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary set for Monday May 1 with out of town pastors participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Ann's Society
Circle One
Theodore Schmitz
Circle Two
Caroline Kelch
Spring Street
Edward van Neil
Circle Three
Pp. m
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Mary’s Parish Hall
Lorain
Methodist church quarterly conference set at local church
The South Amherst, Axtel and Amherst Methodist churches plan a Thursday evening quarterly conference at the local church. Dr W W Wagar of Oberlin will preside as district superintendent and committee reports will be given. Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars invites members to a May 4 dinner at the M E church before the annual inspection, with tickets from Mrs Mary Kas er and Mrs A Standen.
Young Peoples Meeting and Society Schedule Changes
A group of youths attended a Young People's meeting in North Olmsted Sunday evening. The Ladies' Society will meet at the church parlors Thursday afternoon instead of Wednesday. The Medina Association of Congregational Churches annual meeting will be held in Lodi, Ohio, on Wednesday. The junior choir rehearses Thursday at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Ladies’ Society
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Lodi
Family Night and Church Supper Planned in Brownhelm
Family night and social events are set for this evening at the Brownhelm Congregational church. Church ladies will serve a chicken supper in the parlors on Tuesday evening. The Medina Association holds its annual meeting in Lodi on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm Congregational Church
The
Medina Association
Lodi
Hospital Auxiliary April Meeting Tonight
The April meeting of the hospital auxiliary will be held this evening at the gas office. Refreshments will be served. A good attendance is desired. The Legion auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening at the Legion rooms. The Avenue club meeting this week will not be held due to other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Avenue Club
Eagle Auxiliary drill team benefit dance postponed to May 4
The Eagle Auxiliary drill team postponed the benefit dance scheduled for this week to May 4 and will be held at the Eagle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Auxiliary
Eagle
Local Births and Discharges Reported in Lorain Area
Mrs Ward Nieding of Ver milion welcomed a baby boy on Sunday. Mrs Archibald Maddock of Lorain was discharged on Saturday. Mrs Henry Pierce of Lorain left the hospital with a baby boy on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Nieding
R. D
Archibald Maddock
Lorain
Henry Pierce
Spencer Walters Birthday Dinner Hosted by Walters Family
Spencer Walters received a six o'clock birthday dinner from his daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs Harry Hendricks. The table featured a large birthday cake baked by Mrs Charles Walters. Guests included Mrs Walters, Mr and Mrs Charles Walters and two daughters Betty and Norma, Mr and Mrs Warren Walters and two children Janet and Keith, Edwin Walters, and the Hendricks family with sons Lynn and Duane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Owen Walters
Harry Hendricks
Charles Walters
Walters
Betty
Norma
Warren Walters
Janet
Keith
Edwin Walters
Lynn
Duane
Local church groups meet for study and bridge evenings
Mr and Mrs Alton Yeagley hosted Baptist Young People's Union for Bible study and social time. Mrs Chandos Varney hosted a bridge gathering with two tables and refreshments. Several members visited Shreve Sunday evening for church service with former members Mrs Weidrick and Mrs Young included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Yeagley
Baptist Young People’s Union
Chandos Varney
Bridge
Emma Weidrick
Ella Young
Lawrence Butcher
Donnabel Thompson
Helen Mantz
Shreve
Christian Church
Age of acquiring property and real estate rules
Across the country the rule is set to allow one to own personal property at age 18 and real estate at age 21 or older.
History of Family Health A Big Help to Your Doctor
Column discusses cell theory, propagation, and breeding in plants and livestock to illustrate scientific progress. Mentions Avon Lake Sewing Society event and Pioneer Club dance at Island Park. Notes Mrs. Wayne Black and Mrs. Geraldine Gifford traveling to Washington for National Red Cross Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake Sewing Society
Pioneer Club
Island Park
Wayne Black
Geraldine Gifford
Washington, D. C
National Red Cross
Gifford
Lorain
Controlling Human Traits and Genetic Currents
The article discusses valuing traits and the potential for genetic control, noting a high value for prolific poultry and advances in drug plant yields. It calls for deeper study of heredity, life span extension, and generation-to-generation trait transfer, highlighting new medical genetics curricula introduced by state universities to clarify inherited susceptibilities.
Inherited Ailments and Family Health Histories
The article discusses inherited diseases and hereditary tendencies, noting old tales are discredited but familial patterns persist. It highlights limits of mating choices, the rise of health statistics, and how physicians rely on family histories while many families lack detailed knowledge of previous generations.
Avon Lake Woman’s League dinner guest speaker
Group Four of the Women’s League of the Congregational Church will sponsor a Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women dinner at 1 PM on Wednesday April 26 in Avon Lake. Reservations handler is Mrs R B Struthers, Eastern Heights Blvd Elyria. Honorable John McSweeney of Wooster will be guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Women’s League of the Congregational Church
Lorain County
Mrs Engel Hosts 500 Club Luncheon
Mrs Engel hosted the 500 club Thursday at 1 PM with Nina Dunning Leo Hill and Wm Franklin winning at cards. Guest Miss Archie Spade of Lorain attended. The group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs Dell Dunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Engel
500 Club
Nina Dunning
Leo Hill
Wm. Franklin
Archie Spade
Lorain
Dell Dunning
Avon Lake High Plans Cavalleria Rusticana Opera
Avon Lake High School teams with the Federal Music Project to present Cavalleria Rusticana at Lorain High School auditorium on Tuesday May 9 at 815 PM. Tickets sold by the senior class. Maurene Decker and Carabella Johnson will sing leading roles with the Ballet of the Nations staged by Madame Bianca and chorus. Lorain Hardware Co. handles Lorain tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake High School
Federal Music Project Opera
Cavalleria Rusticana
Lorain High School
Maurene Decker
Carabella Johnson
Ballet of the Nations
Madame Bianca
Lorain
Elections chief to discuss village voter registration
Frank Stetson of Elyria, chair of the County Board of Elections, will attend the council meeting tonight to discuss voter registration in the village. Citizens are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stetson
Elyria
County Board of Elections
Card Party Supports Church Pipe Organ Fund
Members of Group 4 of the Women s League held a card party at Mrs. Orin Tucker s Sunset road home Friday. A pot-luck dinner preceded games with prizes won by Miss Nina Dunning and Mesdames Burkhardt Scott Dempsey and Kramer. Proceeds go to the church organ fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's League
Orin Tucker
Sunset Road
Nina Dunning
Mesdames Burkhardt
Scott
Dempsey
Kramer
Local Club Meetings and Plans This Week
Wednesday at 1 P M the Sewing Circle meets with Mrs FE Ennis. The Lorain County Democratic Women’s Association meets at the Congregational Church at 1 P M Wednesday with dinner served. Girl Scouts meet at 6 45 P M. Hill-Toppers Club meets with Mrs J Tomer at 1 P M Thursday. Townsend Club meets at Park Hall at 8 P M Thursday. P T A paper sale at school at 9 A M Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
FE. Ennis
Lorain County
Democratic Women’s Association
Congregational Church
Girl Scouts
Hill-Toppers Club
J. Tomer
Townsend Club
Park Hall
Family gathers at Mrs. Dempsey home delightfully
Mrs. A. Dempsey hosted a Tuesday evening family gathering at her residence. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Baji and two children from Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scott and four children from Sunset Drive, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dempsey of South Pt. Drive, Annettee Wilson of Bay Village, Eileen and Robert Dempsey, and Eugene Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Dempsey
George Baji
Parma
Earl Scott
Sunset Drive
Bernard Dempsey
South Pt. Drive
Annettee Wilson
Bay Village
Eileen
Robert Dempsey
Eugene Taylor
Local Folks Attend Visits and Gatherings Across Cities
A sequence of social visits spans Cleveland Stowe and Spencer with guests including Mr and Mrs Floyd Carroll Mrs Thelma Vaughn and daughter Ruth Blackhall and families. Hospital arrivals include a new daughter at Elyria Memorial and a patient at St Josephs in Lorain. Local students join Baldwin Wallace College productions as cast members and others return from Hudson Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Carroll
Cleveland
Harry Trigalet
Carl Payne
Thelma Vaughn
Stowe
Ohio
Rose Marie Urig
Chairity Hospital
Robert Urig
Leland Kihm
Girard
Josephine Schuster
Edmund
A. B. Cousins
Akron
Ralph Morrison
Louis Fashing
Elyrma Memorial Hospital
Ruth Blackhall
Robert Hardie
Spencer
R. G. Dunlap
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Cleland Garber
Lake Road
Baldwin-Wallace College
Adrian Nussdorfer
Hudson Academy
Mississippi Frolics delight North Ridgeville crowd
The North Ridgeville PTA presented Mississippi Frolics to a capacity audience. Paul Wainwright performed a solo Believe line while Paul Mendenhall served as narrator and promoter. Barbara Kirsch led the cast with assistance from Lynn Capell and Rita Getz. Regina Kathe played piano and Richard Bevan ran the curtain under director F D Treadwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Parent-Teacher Association
Caroline
Paul Wainwright
Paul Mendenhall
Barbara Kirsch
Lynn Capell
Rita Getz
Regina Kathe
Richard Bevan
F. D. Treadwell
Grace Knapp Presents Seventh Annual Piano Recital
Mrs Grace Knapp will present her seventh annual piano recital at the Ridgeville public school auditorium on Wednesday April 26 at 1 30 PM Added features will include two violin solos by Alfred Rusko accompanied by Jacqueline Nuhn and Elaine Dreger The R A Club composed of pupils of the Third and Fourth grade will sing a group of numbers under the direction of Miss Gayle Ford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Knapp
Ridgeville Public School
Alfred Rusko
Jacqueline Nuhn
Elaine Dreger
R. A. Club
Gayle Ford
Friendship Club Enjoys Afternoon at Blazer Home
The Friendship Club met at Mrs. Frank Blazer's home on Thursday afternoon for a brief business session followed by bingo. Awards went to Mrs. Mary Falkner and Mrs. Emery Hershey, with Mrs. Ted Regal of Huntington as a guest. Mrs. Harry Watson assisted as hostess and a dessert course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Frank Blazer
Mary Falkner
Emery Hershey
Ted Regal
Huntington
Harry Watson
Unity Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Haehl in Elyria
Mrs. Robert Haehl hosted the Unity Club of Elyria at a tureen luncheon at her home on Friday. Guests dined at small tables decorated with daffodils and spent the afternoon in social conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Haehl
Unity Club
Elyria
Three Men Fatally Burned When Oil Well Takes Fire
Lockport Louisiana April 24 two drillers died last night and a third today from injuries after an oil well 10 miles south of here caught fire. The dead are Ralph J. Kamperman 26 Cleveland Ohio Willie Woods 34 Orange Texas and F G Bordin 36 Oakland Louisiana. Two others Elmer Wallace 24 Houston Texas and G W Smith were treated for burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
Here
Ralph J. Kamperman
Cleveland
Ohio
Willie Woods
Orange
Texas
F. G. Bordin
Oakland
Elmer Wallace
Houston
G. W. Smith
Fire damages Kirk Company Furniture Store in Akron
Firefighters battled a downtown blaze at the Kirk Company Furniture Store causing about 75000 dollars in losses. Fire Chief Clarence E. Harris investigated the origin after the fire began Sunday noon. the club adjourned until Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Kirk Company
Clarence E. Harris
Schmittgens Return After Cleveland Bowling Trip
Mr and Mrs Carl Schmittgen and three children of Chicago have returned home after visiting the former's brother William Schmittgen and family in Cleveland road. Carl Schmittgen joined his bowling team in Cleveland for the American Bowling Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schmittgen
Chicago
William Schmittgen
Cleveland Road
Cleveland
American Bowling Congress
Hadaways Return to Juchem Center Road Home
Mr and Mrs Russell Hadaway have moved back to the Juchem place on Center Road within the community and are resuming residence there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hadaway
Center Road
Juchem Place
Sheriff sale of Carlisle Township real estate in Lorain County
Edna Foley files in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas to sell parcels of Carlisle Township land by public auction on May 20, 1939 at 10:00 A M at Elyria Court House. Parcel 1 covers about 274.12 acres bounded by Middle Avenue Butternut Ridge Road and multiple deed-lines. Parcel 2 describes land along Duck Pond and Black River with defined lot lines in original Carlisle Township sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Foley
Elizabeth Miller
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Elyria
Carlisle
County of
Lorain
State of
Carlisle Township
Middle Avenue
Emanuel Eckler
Harry S. Westley
Harry L Westley
John DeFluiter
John DeFlutter
Butternut Ridge Road
Butter
Joseph Venczel
Elizabeth Venczel
Mary Caroline Phelps
Frank Zmuginsky
Mary Zmuginsky
County of Lorain
Duck Pond
Black River
Wiliam T. McGuire
William T. McGuire
Dora Wacker
Josef Malik
Henrietta Wilke
Albert M. Hannaford
W. M. Richards
Grafton
Wakeman - Belden Road
Mary E. Starkey
Ira Starkey
Wakeman-Belden Road
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
The
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Walter J. Wright
Pietro Detillo
Detailed Lorain County land parcels in Grafton Sheffield sales
Court records list three parcels in Lorain County for public sale April 24 to May 18 1939. Parcel 1 valued at 25550 with cash sale. Parcel 2 at 19170. Parcel 3 at 4200. Includes boundaries via original townships and deed references from 1903 1927 1930 deeds with cemetery carve out of parcel 3. Sheriff Carl Finegan and attorney Wilcox listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
County of Lorain
State of
Ohio
Gaylord
Lorain County
Olive Street
Lorain
County of
Broadway
Clifton St
Sheffield Lake Township
R. Finegan
Cliff Lorain
Howard R. Butler
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Jersey City
Montreal
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Toronto
Baltimore
American Association
Pet. Club
Indianapolis
Ssscesses
Toledo
Lewisville
Ceecescucae Eee
Minneapolis
Cssccressseee
Kansas City Aenesenware
St. Paul
Milwaukee Aeeene
Kansas City
Milwaukee
L Pet
Scccceerersees
McLemore
Henry McLemore
Pyle, B.A. Jeme
ST. Paul Church
First Evangelical Church
ST. Peter Church
ST. Joseph’s Church
Brownhelm Church
Hospital News
Claud North Chrisman
M.D
DE. Cheisman
Mrs
Tom Kenney
Stetson
Family Party
W. Andrews
Entertains Unity Club
Carl RB
Finegan
Wilcox and Wilcox
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