Foreclosure Notices and Sheriff's Sales in Lorain County Ohio
Public notices announce foreclosure and sheriff sale actions in Lorain County Ohio. The First Savings and Loan Company seeks foreclosure against Ema Adelaine Thompson and others over property in Brookside Farms and Beechwood Drive Elyria, with deadlines to answer by July 2 1958, and multiple May 1938 real estate sales in Elyria and Sheffield Township with appraisals and bid terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ema Adelaine ‘Thompson
BE. Porter Ayers
E. Porter Ayers
Washington Avenue
Huntington
Indiana
First Savings and Loan Company
Common Pleas Court
Lorain County
Ohio
Ema
Adelaine Thompson
Eli
Porter Ayers
Brookside Farms
Brace
Beechwood Drive
Ema Adelaine Thompson
Ita
Mrs
E, Porter Ayers
KE. Porter Avers
Ema Adelaineé Thompson
Mes
E. Porter
First Savings and Loan Co
Wayne C Black
Walter J. Wright
Lorain
Lillian P. Puchhas
Court of Common Pleas
Elyria
Leora County
East Broad Street
Logan Avenue
East Broad St
South Lowan Ave
Eblsra Ir
WMFL
Grali
Howard Butler
Jed Welburn
Walter J Wright
John Janezic
Elvria
Trial Savings Realty Company
Broadway Gardens
Sheffield Township
SuilLot No
Forty-third Street
43Rd Street
Broadway
Clifton Road
Wall Grall
Heriff Lorain County
Oho
Howard R. Butler
Iwrain County
John Juhns
Lorai County
Sheffield
State
Industrial Savings Mealty Company
Glantz Drive
Giantz Drive
Gantz Drive
Sheffeld Township
FL Grall
Howard RB. Butler
Tevain County
Juiseppe Casamassa
Court House
Ifo’slock
Witt
Lochinvak in Rags
Julie Hamilton, a small-town Southern girl, travels to Atlanta to confront pianist Madame Guliebra who is sabotaging Barry Caldwell’s singing at a cafe. Julie traps Guliebra, borrows her gypsy costume, and heads to the Pall Parrot to perform for Barry herself, hoping to secure his big chance.
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Julie Hamilton
Barry Caldwell
New York
Atlanta
Duke Chalmers
Barry
Madame Gallebra
Duke
Julie
Madame Guliebra
Mrs. Caldwell
Vlay
Hamilton
Mhey
Caldwell
To Be Continued Note From Serial Cartoon
The fragment states to be continued and notes that characters are fictitious, indicating a standard disclaimer for a serialized story.
Lake Avenue church services and 4-H club meetings
Lake Avenue Community Church holds services on Sunday May 1 at 10 45 A M with Sunday School at 930 A M An Elyria Township Mother Singers practice at Lake Avenue School on Monday at 730 P M The Shining Thimbles and Flying Needles 4-H Clubs meet at the Lake Avenue School after school Tuesday May 3 Advisors are listed and joining details urged The Grange Hustlers plan a May 7 dinner and announce no more card parties until Fall pending further notice
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Lake Avenue
Elyria Township
Lake Avenue School
Otto Jabbusch
L. C. Weeock
R. E. Taylor
Grange Hustlers Meet at Grange Hall
The Grange Hustlers gathered at the Grange hall on Tuesday for a brief meeting without the planned screen dinner. A brief note in Lorain County maps mentions parcel 12 section K including an alley in the rear on Broad Boulevard in Ridgeville Township, estimated at 3205 dollars, with Howard R. Butler as attorney.
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Elyria
County of Lorain
State of
Ohio
Carlisle Township
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
Frank R. Squire
Oberlin
Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus Railway Company
Overlin Road
West Ave
Elyria City
WM. F. Grall
Lorain County
Howard Butler
Sheffield
Lorain
State of Ohio
Industrial Savings Realty Company
Broadway Gardens
Forty-sixth Street
46Th Street
Broadway
Clifton Road
Sheffield Township
Wat FL Grall
Howard
J. Butler
Walter J Wright
John Chester
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Towitt
Ridgeville
County of
Loran
Lens
Ridgeville Heights
Ridgeville Township
Grange
Grange Hall
Broad Boulevard
Rose Street
Thelma
FP. Grall
Howard R. Butler
Bible Class Convenes in April Meeting at Gill Home
The Lake Avenue Bible Class gathered for an April meeting at Mr. and Mrs. John Gill’s home with fair attendance. John Hogan Sr. opened with prayer as plans formed for a Mother and Daughter gala on May 13. Co hosts organized entertainment and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Gill and Mrs. Jabbusch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
John Gill
John Hogan
Reno Collier
Otto Jabbusch
Kent University student and Columbia resident visits
William Snyder of Kent University spent his Spring vacation with his parents and returns to Kent Sunday evening. Mary Linderman of Columbia is staying with Mrs. A. L. Wise for an indefinite time while her mother is hospitalized.
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Beldean
William Snyder
Kent University
Kent
Mary Linderman
Columbia
A. L. Wise
Mrs Are Thur Wise Hosts Birthday Anniversary Party
On Sunday evening Mrs Are Thur Wise entertained in honor of her husband s birthday anniversary. Guests were Mr and Mrs.
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Arethur Wise
North Elyria Grange plans to welcome Pomona
North Elyria Subordinate Grange held a regular meeting at Grange Hall with fair attendance. Plans were made for a hall dinner in May when Pomona Grange will hold an all day meeting. Members will gather Saturday to landscape the grounds. The Juvenile Grange held its regular meeting. Both granges plan to meet again May 12 at the hall.
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Lake Avenue
North Elyria
Pomona Grange
Local Social Roundup and Obituary Notes
Sullivan residents Albert Archer and family host card night with prizes for high and low scores. Mrs. Augusta Neff dies after a hip injury, with brief illness. California-born Campbell couple welcome a son. Gwendolyn Mennell returns to town. Visitors include Beers, Wise, and Reisinger families from Wooster Columbus and Baldwin Wallace College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Huttinger
Joseph Grabenstetter
A. L. Wise
Arthur Beers
McHenry
Wooster
Augusta Neff
Neff
Campbell
California
Gwendolyn Mennell
Harley Mennell
Edward Reisinger
Columbus
Fred Reisinger
Baldwin Wallace College
Ladies Dime Society Holds Regular Meeting in Amherst
In South Amherst on Thursday afternoon April 30 the Ladies Dime Society met at the Congregational Church parlors. Routine work was done and a comforter was tied. Mrs. Ethel Wilson served a refreshment course to a good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Ethel Wilson
Hungarian Hall to Host Dance Sponsored by Society
The Independent Hungarian Citizens Society sponsors a dance at the Hungarian Hall this evening inviting members and the community to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Independent Hungarian Citizens Society
Magyar Hall Celebrates Fifteenth Anniversary
The Fifteenth anniversary celebration at Magyar Hall is set for Sunday May 1. The First Magyar Mutual Aid Society will host a 6 pm chicken supper followed by a dance with entertainment by John Toth and his radio orchestra and Miss M Toth from Barberton Ohio. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Magyar Mutual Aid Society
John Toth
M. Toth
Barberton
Ohio
Girl Reserves Close Year With Picnic And Movie
Litchfield notes the Girl Reserves held their last year meeting at the school with a 7 oclock picnic supper and a movie. Miss Lillie Starr returns home from illness cared for by niece Mrs Flora Donaldson of Toulon Indiana. Mrs A O Chapin leaves for Monmouth Illinois to join her husband. Miss Cotta Hine of Spencer visits and plans to live with Mrs Mary Howe in Spencer. Maude Brinker ill with pneumonia after a severe cold, taken to Lodi hospital. Margaret Round confined at home with flu. Helen Falconer absent due to illness.
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Litchfield
Lillie Starr
John McQuate
Flora Donaldson
Toulon
A. O. Chapin
Monmouth
May Queen to be Crowned at Brookside High
Kathleen Pa tek a Brookside senior will be crowned May Queen at the annual May Day Festival held at the school in early May. Senior class attendants named. Funeral services for George Miller of Abbe Road were held at St Theresa’s Church with burial in St Theresa’s cemetery. William Heald, age 3, of Mt Vernon Ohio, died when a nest box fell while he hunted eggs at his parents’ home. He is survived by Mr and Mrs H D Heald and is great grandson of Mrs W Brown who is wintering with Mrs Shirley Garfield. Brookalde High School Domestic Science Class will stage a style show at the school on May 6. George Chambers was honored guest at an outdoor party on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Kathleen Patek
Brookside High School
George Miller
Abbe Road
St. Thersa’s Church
St. Theresa's Cemetery
William Heald
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
H. D. Heald
W. Brown
Shirley Garfield
Brookalde High School
George Chambers
Health themes and local notices in an era piece
The item discusses Child Health Day and lifelong impacts of early childhood health, stressing poor hygiene and neglected illnesses. It then shifts to a local notices roundup including a death in-law, funeral attendance, hospital discharges, and family visits across Ridgeville Elyria Gulf Road Ford Road Avon Lake Detroit Road and East Cleveland.
Take your baby to doctor monthly for healthier growth
The author argues diseased tonsils adenoids and inflamed membranes contribute to later illnesses. He recalls a paper from twenty years ago predicting fewer rheumatic cases due to early tonsil and adenoid removal and better care. He urges regular medical and dental visits for children.
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Our
County Medical Society
Diet Must Be Right for Baby Health
The article stresses early and continuous medical care for infants from before birth, highlighting baths, proper diet in the first year, and the need for orange juice and cod liver oil for strong bones and teeth. It warns that poor diet can cause hidden fat or slow growth and stresses vigilance in bathing, feeding, dressing, sleep, and immunization against smallpox and diphtheria.
Birthday Gathering Noted With Wimpy Fry At Noon
A family gathering was held to honor a birthday with a Wimpy fry served at noon. Nineteen relatives and friends were present, sharing in the celebration.
Barton Road News Notes Highlights Local Socials
Mrs. Margaret Young attended the Daughters of American Revolution Congress in Washington last week. Kiwanis ladies were hosted by Mrs. A. C. Reed on Lorain Road. Edgar Terrell and family of Cleveland visited his parents on Barton Road. Mrs. G. E. Stearns lunched with Mrs. Margaret Fink in Fairview. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Risk of Tiffin on April 18. he is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Risk of Lorain Road. Dorothy Elliott visited Betty Elderkin in Milan. Mr. Graves of the Cleveland Y M C A spoke at the Lorain Road Congregational church and is a Strongsville native and friend of Rev. Kuhn. Mrs. Bertha Gould and daughter Ruth, and Mrs. Sarah Lord with others attended the funeral of Mrs. Minnie Gould Harrison in Oberlin. Dr. Howard Sander’s three small sons from Wheeling spent the week with their grandmother Mrs. Barbara Sander.
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O. A. Risk
Lorain Road
Dorothy Elliott
Betty Elderkin
Milan
Graves
Cleveland
Sarah Lord
Wayne Sibert
Ruby Lamb
Minnie Gould Harrison
Oberlin
Howard Sander
Wheeling
W. Virginia
Barbara Sander
Rural Women’s Club Meets May Fourth At Traxler Home
Eaton EATON Rural Women’s Club plans a May 4 meeting at Mrs. Albert Traxler’s home. Projects include recaning chairs and Swedish seating requiring needlework supplies. Election of officers is a highlight for the coming year.
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Charles Box
Lewis Grills
Russell Carpenter
Dinner guests visit multiple families in Fremont area
Mr and Mrs Karl Ross and family and Mrs Sarah Ross were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wayne Root in Fremont. Mr and Mrs Wendell Higgins and son Robert from Olmsted Falls and Mrs Frances Marriott from Detroit Road spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Irving Mohler. Mrs Marrett remained overnight and Sunday accompanied the Mohlers to call on the John Mohler family in Carlisle. Mr and Mrs Ortal Knapp from the next line unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Ross
Sarah Ross
Wayne Root
Fremont
Wendell Higgins
Robert
Olmsted Falls
Frances Marriott
Detroit Road
Irving Mohler
Marrett
Mohlers
John Mohler
Carlisle
Ortal Knapp
Local Social Roundup From Elyria and Nearby
Fort Lauderdale visitors and numerous Cleveland area families are noted in a casual social column. Households entertained friends from Berea Litchfield Chatham and Cleveland during a series of Sunday dinners showers and weekend calls. Mrs H E Bassett and Mrs Anna Tildes are mentioned along with guests from several Ohio communities.
Rev Thomas Hughes to preach Life Abundant at Methodist church
Columbia notes Rev Thomas Hughes will preach on Life Abundant at the Sunday morning service. He visited Mrs Ralph Linderman at Community Hospital Berea and checked on Mrs Mary Walker who is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Thomas Hughes
Methodist Church
Hughes
Ralph Linderman
Community Hospital
Berea
Mary Walker
Methodist Parsonage
Lyman Brott
Mayfield
E. L. Brott
William Schaeffer
Cleveland
Ernest Cooley
North Ridgeville Social and Church Gatherings Highlight Week
Social visits and dinners fill North Ridgeville. Ezra Knowles hosts Elyria guests for Mrs. Vimpeny birthday. Hospitalized Peggy Lacy improves. Guilds and Lodge announce funeral service for Z. A. Shaw with King Solomon Lodge No.56 F and A M.
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Indus
International Realty Company
Globe Avenue
Giebe Avenue
Nast 37Th Street
Fulton Road
Grall
Ohto
S. Francesco Ciceru
Illyria
Kathryn Culver
Pall Parrot
Joe
Alma May
Whittaker
Poll Parrot
Madame Culiebra
Frank Progoznik
William Behnke
Grange Hustlers
Belden
Brlefs
North Elyria Grange
Pomona
Albert Archer
Sullivan
Blaine Archer
Clair Miller
Virginia Miller
Grafton
Clif Bonar
North Olmsted
George Grabenstetter
Bonar
Amherst
Dime Society Meets
By Denys Wortman
Wortmann
Claud North Chrisman, M.D
Johnny
George Maddock
Clarence Smith
Gulf Road
Herbert Smith
Howe Street
Jesse Kauffman
Memorial Hospital
Virgil Jacobs
Alliance
Herbert Chambers
Ford Road
Ruth Johnson
Karl Thoma
Avon Lake
Minnie Foskett
Lloyd
East Cleveland
J. E. Foskett
DR. Chrisman
Barton Road
Fort Lauderdale
Penfield
Leon Dansett
Abbie Bassett
HL EB. Bassett
Walter Grille
Rey Fire
Frank Hennie
Will Merkel
Ruby Seidel
Donald
E. D. Mills
H. E. Bassett
Cuyahoga Falls
Florida
A. B. Martin
George Harrison
Jim Harrison
W. R. Hawke
Gertrude Fuerhoff
Joseph Smerke
Lee Walkden
Chatham
Wayne Turner
Fritz Ulrich
Marie
William Hennie
Kenneth Buck
Dorothy
Anna Tildes
Clarence Tildes
Etta Jane
Elson Munn
Eleanor
Carl Tildes
Lutheran Hospital
North Ridgeville
Ezra Knowles
Albert Vimpeny
Vimpeny
Peggy Lacy
Gust Winter
Alice Gilder
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Seeley Knapp
Florence
Mary Elizabeth Watron
Bainbridge
H. Eliott
Katie Thompson
Lakewood
C. S. Eldred
H. J. Eldred
E. M. Knowles
George Brown
Minneapolis
Minn
N. Salisbury
C. H. Gitder
Vern Andrews
Kitchen Klub
Chauncey Currier
Henrietta
King Solomon Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Z. A. Shaw
Herbert H. Young
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