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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1938
Page
5
Public sale notices for multiple Lorain County properties in Elyria and Sheffield Township outline real estate parcels, Lot 96 Sublet 96, Sublet 1 Block F, and other sublots in Broadway Gardens and City View Allotments. Listings include parcel sizes, frontages, locations along Hawthorne Pearl 45th and Cleveland E. Elyria, and bid minimums with costs.
Case No T 75s Lorain Counts Ohio court sale of SubLet No 7H Broadway Gardens allotment in Township Lots 103 108 113 on Forty fourth Street Lorain County Ohio with frontage 53 feet subject to highways cash on day of sale estimated at 98 pounds Sheriff Wa F Grall Lorain County, Prosecuting Attorney Howard KR Butler.
Case No. T-86 lists Lorain County jurisdiction with Quio as plaintiff and Giuseppe D Alterio et al as defendants. It references Sublet No 29 Block 9 on Lorain maps and parcels near E 36th St and New York Ave, Sheffield Township, with an estimated value of 93 dollars and multiple dates in April 1984.
A meeting in Amherst selected committees for Decoration Day with chairs led by Mrs. John Michael for Music and Herman Short for Parade. Rev. A A Hunter of Ashland will be the main speaker and a 45 minute pre parade program is planned.
Mrs B A Jenne announces Mrs A A Germanotta will speak to the local church group. The Wisconsin mission to Italians is highlighted as the event's focus and outreach effort.
The Mansfield Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening to plan attendance at the district conference in Mansfield today. Members listed include Mrs. Al Towne, Mrs. J Ryan, Mrs. John Michael, Mrs. Charles Mathes, Mrs. Hugh Haynes, Mrs. Thomas Bruce, Mrs. William Wenzel, Mrs. George Krieg and drivers. A WBNS Columbus broadcast at 3:30 on Tuesday May 3 will feature department president Mrs. H E Simpson. Rummage sale plans were discussed. Bingo crowned Mrs Bromfield and Mrs William Wenzel. consolation went to Mrs J Michael. Lunch was served by Mrs Bromfield, Mrs G Parker and Mrs J Michael.
Hickory Tree Grange met at the Grange Hall Tuesday to discuss Rural Life Sunday with no fixed date. Marian Knittle led the program including group singing and readings on home economics and Ohio facts while Mrs. Elsie Whiton and Mrs. W. V. Marshall participated in readings and a Grange officers questionnaire. The Grange will meet again May 4.
Eight members of the 1935 confirmation class joined the Senior League of St. Peter's Evangelical and Re formed church at a Tuesday evening meeting. A 6:30 tureen supper preceded group singing and a program led by Miss Frances Sabiers. Highlights included cornet by Robert Pomeroy Elyria and skits by Helen Hernst Robert Laux Earl Sabiers Donald Weiland Melvin Schroeder. Robert Laux became treasurer to fill a vacancy from Frederick Berger. The evening ended with games and contests.
The Morning Glory club met Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Weiler's home. Prizes went to Mrs. Weiler Mrs. Dechant and Mrs. Wilford. A lunch followed. The group will meet in two weeks at the Lawrence Heckel home.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church was entertained at Mrs. W. J. Barr's home. President Mrs. Webb led the business meeting and reelected officers for the coming year: President Ed Webb, vice president G. L. Jenkins, secretary Florence Schwinn, treasurer Harold Smith. Mrs. Barr was assisted by Mrs. Nelson Chester and Miss Nina Warden.
Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner celebrated with their immediate family in a quiet anniversary gathering. The event honored a milestone and highlighted longtime companionship and shared memories.
Sunday gatherings honored a couple’s 38th wedding anniversary and their daughter Alma’s birthday with relatives from Oberlin Cleveland Bay Village Lorain and Elyria. Other entries note hospital stays a funeral and a light stroke affecting G L Jenkins with illness keeping him home.
Belden Church welcomed Clayton Sooy and several Prosser Buckingham and Sawtelle family members into membership during the Easter season. A biblical drama Follow Thou Me will be staged at Grafton High School Friday at 8 PM by the Henrietta Epworth League with Belden Grafton League funding the event to support the Epworth Institute in August. North Ireland is described as having its own Parliament with a House of Commons and a Senate.
Julie Hamilton plans a hurried visit to Alma May Whittaker in Atlanta to shop and escape her rut. She hides her true intention from her father, cashes a large sum, and drives away with mixed guilt and resolve as she heads toward the city.
A young woman named Julie Hamilton arrives alone at the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Atlanta and shares a secret reason for her trip with friend Alma May. She then calls Duke Chalmers, an old beau in journalism, to arrange a discreet evening outing at the Poil Parrot Cafe while hinting at a serious matter to be revealed in person.
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