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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1937
Page
7
A property described as Sub Lot No 2381 located in The Eastern section within Elyria city Lorain County Ohio. No additional data on owner, dimensions, or sale terms is provided in the fragment.
A Lorain County notice lists a subdivision parcel at 7 Denison Avenue Elyria with appraised value and sale terms set by Sheriff WMF Grall, and includes multiple probate inventories and schedules of debts for various estates. Legal actions include a ColumbIa Refining Company suit to quiet title on plaintiff’s full fee simple to a Elyria block lot as described, with court dates and required answers by February 1908.
Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company records show transfer of part of Original Lot at 219 Court Street from Elson D. Dye et al to Ernest Jenny et al. Details note property interest change and involved parties.
The Amherst Pythian Sisters chose officers including Excellent Chief Mrs. Wilmah Ege land Excellent senior June Carter and Excellent junior Sophia Rubel. They planned a joint installation with the Knights for Jan 18 and a Christmas party at the final meeting with a ten cent gift exchange.
The village council met Tuesday evening with a thickened supper at the Stone House for officials and cemetery trustees. Fire Chief Stiwald discussed department needs and a motion to buy material. Mayor Cooper appointed a committee to work with City Solicitor Miller on allotment layout. An ordinance notified Jackson street property owners about cash pavement payment. Girls urged street coasting closures on Jackson street. Salaries for Electric Light Plant workers William Baird and Norman Brucker were fixed.
No 95 Elyria City and Township records show assignments in several counties. Guy B Findley and others to the State of Ohio hear a tax or land action concerning Ash land Oberlin Road Huntington Township. Meyer Gordon administrator to Wilfred Couture and others include vested property in Lake Avenue Elyria Township. Paul E reis and others to Rose KK Baker property on 9th Street Lorain H Squire SBE to The Vermilion-on-the-Lake Company Sublet No 289 Vermilion-on-the-Lake Company subdivision No 1 Brownhelm Township. H Squires to Vermilion-on-the-Lake Company Allotment No 2 Brownhelm. Ross F Davis Receiver to H C Gollmar Sublet No 30 Euclid Erie Park Lorain. George E Pierce and others to Stephen L Pierce Sublet No 1339 Vermilion-on-the-Lake Brownhelm. Charles Leidheiser to Alta M Baumhardt property Cleveland Sandusky Road Brownhelm Cora C Wright to Frank Yankee property Lewis Court Elyria.
Funeral rites for the late Miss Rosetta Miller were held at the First Evangelical church on Tuesday afternoon with Rev. M. A. Hayes officiating. Selections sung by Emma Miller Lydia Leith and Arthur Miller of Cleveland and accompanist Mrs. George Garthe. Pallbearers named Hobart John Elmer Leith Arthur Miller Russell Miller Walter Miller. Burial in Brownhelm cemetery family lot. Relatives and friends attended from Cleveland Oberlin Sullivan Kipton Brownhelm and Amherst.
The Sunday School annual business meeting and officer elections are set for tonight with the church council to meet afterward. Circle 4 of the Woman's Union will host a Christmas party Thursday at Mrs. L Roemer's home on Axtel street with Mrs. Mary Wooster assisting.
City council members board of public affairs cemetery trustees city engineer and police officers attended a chicken supper at the Stone House Tuesday evening after the meeting. Attendees included Mayor Cooper Clerk Charles Miller Dr W G Schaeffer Alex Cameron Thomas Finneran John Sabiers Dr A F McQueen Edward Menz Sr E H Mays Earl White William Ehrman George Frank Werner Zilch Thomas Laundon William Baird Arthur Tolhurst Conrad Zilch Samuel Wragg.
Lorain and Wayne Hogrefe discharge a baby girl born at Jackson Street. The event lists Mrs George Wheatley and the Hogrefes as involved in the discharge.
Mrs John Hamann spent Tuesday in Cleveland. Mrs L Roemer and daughter Helen were Cleveland visitors Monday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hopkins of Lincoln street hosted a four o'clock luncheon for Mrs Lawrence Betts of Penfield and young Carol Bachman of Brownhelm. Nineteen guests attended and gifts were presented to the honored visitors.
McLEMORE reports from Las Vegas where the city gleams with rolling dice and a bucking broncho on its arms. The motto Anything goes 24 hours a day underlines a freewheeling mood as doors on gaming establishments swing open for visitors.
West Point announced a shift to civilian college standards for varsity eligibility. Cadets must have three years of varsity competition, aligning Army rules with Annapolis and other top colleges. General William D. Connor stressed the change applies forward, with no decision yet on current cadets.
Ohio State beat Marietta College 29 to 23 in the season opener at Marietta. Jimmy Hull led OSU with 14 points, hitting six field goals and two free throws. Marietta took an early 3-2 lead before Hull sparked a 14-6 halftime edge, and the Bucks held on despite a second half push by the Pioneers.
Cincinnati officials refuse to schedule a 1938 football game with Xavier. Reorganization of the athletic department and a new coach cited as reasons making such a relationship inadvisable at this time.
A desolate desert town heats up after 3am with 15 to 20 gambling rooms offering craps roulette faro blackjack and many card games. Cowboys and Hollywood executives mingle while dealers accommodate new games on short notice in a freewheeling mixed crowd.
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