Additional Classified Auto Parts and Tires World
Classified items advertise heaters horns seat covers and diverse auto products. Listings include Firestone Auto Supply Broad Street store with tires batteries glass and 24 hour wrecker service, City Auto Wrecking Gloveland, Goodrich tires at Silvertown 248 2nd St, and Smith Auto Parts 21 Second St offering rebuilt generators armatures and used tires. Open Sundays and contact numbers provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy * Firestone
Auto Supply & Servicei
Broad and Cedar
City Auto Wrecking Gloveland
Brada
Goodrich Silvertown
2Nd St
Tik's Club
U. S
Eldotread
Armature Ee
Smith Auto Parts
Elyria Auto Wrecking
Lorain County Legal Notices Packet Highlights
Multiple Lorain County notices detail tax liens and property sales in Elyria and Lorain. W J Wright Treasurer seeks court orders over parcels in Sheffield and Black River townships, with deadlines for defendants to answer by January 22, 194N. Sheriff sale ads cover parcels on East 28th Street and High Street linked to past tax claims. An ordinance approves Standard Oil deed for East Bridge Street widening with reversion clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedor Kalos
Katherine Kalol
T Chakeris
A. Steinitz
Anna Steinitz
Walter J. Wright
Lorain County
Lorain County, Filed His Peetition In Communiatiens Court
Lorain
County of
State of
Ohio
Sheffield Land and Improvement
Sheffield Township
Laram County
East 28Th Street
Tenth Avenue
Tedor Kaltoi
Katherine Dealel
Tedor Kaloi
Jatherine Wiaie
Quorain County
R. Ki. Baird
Cros
George G. Peairs
Court of Common Pleas
Elyria
Burrell and Day
Etta A. Padley
Etta L. Padley
Lorain and West Virginia ‘Railway Company
Lorain and West Virginia Railway Company
Istta L. Padley
Ee le Grall
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Wallace Longwell
Ohty
Belax
Beck
Blyrla
Sthver
Lorala County
High Street
Elytia
BF. Grale
Lovain County
Henry BP. Webber
Peoplesite
LaGrange
Fems
Peoples Bank
Unincorporated
la Grange
H. E. Chilvole
Amherst
Amherst Savings and Banking Co
S. H. Squire
UN- Incorporated
A. W. Pleister
Herbert S. Duffy
Andy Jurczyk
Franci Jurczyk
Sheffield Land and Improvement Companys
Ada Avenue
Florida Street
Franet Jurcczyk
Andy and
Franet Jurczyk
R. K. Baird
Charles M. Houff
Mildred Houff
Geo. B. Zier
Common Pleas Court
Black River
Peter Reuter
Jefferson Street
R. I. and
Ass't. Pres
Standard Oil Company
East Bridge Street
City of
State of Ohio
Elyr
Elyria Ordinance Amends Section 3 of Zoning Code
An ordinance amendment updates the Elyria zoning rules by rewriting Section 3 of Ordinance 2829, detailing permitted uses in a A Residence District. It lists allowed dwellings, institutions, churches, farms, hospitals, municipal buildings, and accessory uses, with specific garage setback provisions and roomer allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Elyria
State of
Ohio
Home Occupations and Sign Regulations in 1937 Ordinance
The ordinance defines professional home use with residence-based limits, bans street-visible advertising, and allows limited signs for lease or sale. Customary home occupations like millinery, dressmaking, or hairdressing must stay within one third of the residence, with no exterior display. It also sets sign area caps for lots with dwellings or institutions and outlines a meal service exception for residents between 6 a.m. and midnight by reservation, not displacing occupancy or requiring structural changes. The measure repeals prior Section 3 of Ordinance 2829 and is approved by Mayor nee Smith on December 7, 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Safety Service
Harwood Street
Caroline Street
Dilworth
Elyria
Lorain County
W. F. B. Notley
D. B. Symons
Leonard Smith
W. E. BB. Notley
Nee Smith
Greenberg Near All Time RBI Record in 1937 Season
Hank Greenberg of Detroit finished within one RBI of the all time single season mark, amassing 183 RBIs after returning from a broken wrist. Lou Gehrig led major league RBIs with 159, while DiMaggio and Dickey trailed with 167 and 133 respectively as the Yankees topped the circuit with 922 RBIs and Detroit followed with 873. Gehrig also set records for 150+ runs in seven seasons and 100+ RBIs in 12 straight seasons, with 40 home runs by Greenberg and Frank Crosetti leading walks at 105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Greenberg
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Tiger Greenberg
Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Goose Goslin
al Simmons
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Bill Dickey
Hal Trosky
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Frank Crosetti
California Wonder Team Compared To Taj Mahal By Bay
United Press staff correspondent Henry McLemore reports from Sacramento on how a so called wonder team is seen in California. He notes the state’s standout California varsity is widely regarded as superior and hints at the upcoming Rose Bowl meeting with Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
Acramento
Calif
California
Taj Mahal
Bay of
Alabama
Gilead
Alabama versus California Rose Bowl betting odds debate
A columnist argues Alabama would upset California in the Rose Bowl if given favorable odds. He mocks Cal readings as overconfident, praises Alabama’s history of close results including ties, and suggests only a humble approach could deter the Golden Bears. The piece ends with light mockery of bold claims and a nod to Coach Allison.
Wakeman Briefs And Local Sports Highlights
Wakeman residents hosted visiting families including Mr and Mrs Raymond Shinsky and son and Mr and Mrs W J Benson in Florence and Clarksfield. A School House music festival drew about fifteen hundred attendees. Reading Circle met hosted by Mrs Lawrence Foreman with a luncheon and meeting led by president Mrs C S Clark Sr. Blanche French to host next with an exchange of gifts. Townsmen basketball team played here winning their first home game with Wakeman’s second team also victorious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Shinsky
W. J. Benson
John Shinsky
Florence
George Wargo
Clarence Harris
Clarksfield
Lawrence Foreman
Reading
C. 8. Clark, Sr
Blanche French
Townsend
Wakeman
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Dora Pomeroy
Mrs W J Benson and daughters hosted a surprise afternoon party at Mrs Dora Pomeroy s home on Wednesday. Only a few guests attended due to bad weather including Mrs George Koppenhafer Mrs James Cuddaback of Vermilion and Mrs Otto Geist of Camden. Refreshments were served and Mrs Pomeroy received many gifts and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Benson
Raymond Shinsky
Robert Hoyt
Dora Pomeroy
George Koppenhafer
James Cuddaback
Vermilion
Otto Geist
Camden
Cc. J. Hoyt
Daugher
Norwalk
General Society Holds Yearly Meeting at Congregational Church
The General Society of the Congregational church met Wednesday afternoon for its annual session. Minutes and reports were read and divisions reorganized into three blocs with members listed in Divisions 1 2 and 3 including numerous named ladies such as Mrs. Ben Barnes Mrs. Louise Bristol and Mrs. Theodore Bellamy and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Society of the Congregational Church
Ben Barnes
Louise Bristol
Frank Didelais
Leonard Gerber
Kenneth Hurst
J. W. Knott
Jay Stringer
Curtis Todd
Charles Whitney
Martha Allen
Platt Beacher
L. A
Pettiford
Oscar Fox
Kenneth Ross
Theodore Bellamy
Nellie Kline Burk
Fred Elmes
George Gerber
Albert Haskins
Charles Russell
E. R. Steyer
Mary Barnes
Mina Dideluis
Josiah Galpin
Robert Hoyt
Paul O'Brian
Earl Peabody
Sanford Stilles
Loleta Morwich
Elton Hurst
Winthrop French
Don Watson
Noble Weeks
Rupert Bohn
Clair Ross
Wade Freeland
Josephine Beecher
Glenn Beecher
A. W. Beerbower
Milton Hurst
C. 8. Clark, Jr
M. E. Buckley
Charles Todd
Charles Soper
William Breisch
C. J. Cranston
Blanche French
Rochester Homemakers Meet with Grace Williams Home
The Rochester Homemaker's Club holds an all day meeting at Mrs Grace Williams home with the new county lady agent present. A gift exchange is planned. The Rochester Clarksfield and Brighton churches schedule an all day meeting at Brighton next Sunday with Rev W W Wagar preaching at eleven and a fellowship dinner at noon. The first quarterly conference follows at 1 30. A play The Little Town of Bethlehem is set for Thursday Dec 23 at 8 pm at Town Hall by Epworth League and Methodist church members. The Methodist Sunday School observes Christmas Eve on December 24 with cantata Aunt Jane's Christmas on December 22 at Town Hall under music teacher Mrs West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Williams
Rochester
Clarksfield
Brighton
W. W. Wagar
Bethlehem
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Methodist Sunday School
Jane
Town Hall
West
M E Booster Class Meets At Mrs Snyder Home
Several members braved cold weather for a regular class meeting at Mrs Carlos Snyders home. Mrs Ret ta Richards assisted, Mr C D Setterfield led devotionals, Rev H H Patrick gave prayer. After a Christmas carol, business was conducted and plans made for future activities. Dues were paid. Next meeting will be at Mrs Maggie Cowies in January. Hostesses served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Carlos Snyder
Retta Richards
C. D. Setterfield
H. H. Patrick
Maggie Cowie
Reception for three couples at Methodist church
Three couples newly married were honored at a Saturday night reception in the Methodist church parlors. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crittenden, Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Sprinkle, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilcox attended. Mrs. Wilcox was absent due to illness in her parents’ home. Gifts were presented to each couple by church friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Howard Crittenden
Stanton Sprinkle
Roy Wilcox
Wilcox
Will Murray
Social evening honors Mr Crittenden birthday at home
Mrs. Howard Crittenden hosted friends Friday with games and refreshments. Various local residents visited relatives, attended church events in Norwalk, Elyria, and Akron, and town residents joined a funeral in New London. Walter Jewett ill with ear trouble and numerous family guests were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Crittenden
Crittenden
Walter Jewett
Abbie Jewett
Josephine Handley
Elyria
Ellen Snyder
Florence Davidson
Wilda
Theda Jewett
Anita Handley
Arthur Jewett
Stanley Storrow
Norwalk
Katie Norris
George
Cleveland
Charles Parker
Cleo Crittenden
Helen
Neva
Treva
Winifred
Lawrence
Leroy
John Wolf
Akron
D. C. Mann
Homer Anderson
Howard Landis
Methodist Church
New London
Ralph Williams
Sharon Center
Musie Williams
Charles Williams
Lucas, O
Jimmy Rutledge
Lorain
Graydon Jewett
Jimmy
Jewetts
Corwin Coe
Chester Dornbush
Steubenville
Dornbush
Mr. Cos
Bloods celebrate tenth wedding anniversary at Cleveland home
Valley City residents Mr. and Mrs. Allan Blood attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown of Cleveland honoring their tenth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mrs. George Bay, Margaret, and Ida Keller of Elyria, and numerous relatives from Elyria, Cleveland, Royalton, Lester, and Valley City. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served at Brunswick where Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Keller hosted a miscellaneous shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Allan Blood
Ernest Brown
Cleveland
George Bay
Margaret
Ida Keller
Elyria
George Keller
Royalton
Lester
Rupert Keller
Brunswick
Henry E. Wolf
Mumma
Springfield
Henry Wolf Sr
Clarence Mack
Louise Mack
Jake Reutter
List of women named in local society notice
Leila Green and a long roster of women including Mrs. Carl Ketchum Mrs. M. T. Scott Mrs. Charles Thomas Mrs. Sumner Todd Mrs. Fred Brumby Mrs. Hattie Ellis Mrs. Robert Gerber Mrs. Blaine Hurst Mrs. Russell Mantz Mrs. Clarence Pierce Mrs. Fred Win nen Mrs. Byron Dalton Mrs. Frank Rice Mrs. Gerald Ross Mrs. Locke Cooley Mrs. Mary Peck Mrs. Delia Etchenburg Mrs. Earl Fletcher Mrs. Beatrice Peabody Mrs. Perry Hoover Mrs. C. 8. Clark Sr. Mrs. A. S .Todd Betha Hall May Bacon Mrs. G. B. Maskins Mrs. W. H. Jones Mrs. Mary Hurat and Mrs. W. S. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Green
Carl Ketchum
M. T. Scott
Charles Thomas
Sumner Todd
Fred Brumby
Hattie Ellis
Robert Gerber
Blaine Hurst
Russell Mantz
Clarence Pierce
Fred Winnen
Byron Dalton
Frank Rice
Gerald Ross
Locke Cooley
Mary Peck
Delia Etchenburg
Earl Fletcher
Beatrice Peabody
Perry Hoover
C. 8. Clark, Sr
A. S .Todd
Betha Hall
May Bacon
G. B. Maskins
W. H. Jones
Mary Hurat
W. 5. Wood
Willard Wolf Visits Parents in Smithville O
Willard Wolf of Smithville O visited Saturday at his parents home. Joseph Levet returned from Elyria Hospital Wednesday. The P T A met on December’s Thursday afternoon with a small crowd due to bad weather. Mrs Richard Reutter led a program of Christmas songs contests Girls’ Sextette numbers and a talk by Mrs Raymond of Medina who opened The Little Book Shop. Mrs Raymond, traveler, spoke of Christmases in states visited. Miss Milligan spoke on art’s value in daily life. Tea followed hosted by Mrs George Wolfe and Mrs H M Rodock. Mrs Ralph Feuchter stayed with her mother in Cleveland last week. Elsie Ralph Jr and Dean Feuchter spent Saturday in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Wolf
Smithville
Henry Wolf
Joseph Levet
Elyria Hospital
Richard Reutter
Raymond
Medina
Milligan
George Wolfe
H. M. Rodock
Ralph Feuchter
Harold Dean
Cleveland
Elsie
Ralph Jr
Dean Feuchter
Local social and sports notes from Valley City region
Miss Dorothy Deimling visits Hudd and Schaeffer homes in Cleveland. Pinochle Club hosts with high scores by Mrs. Huttinger and Mrs. Derek. Valley City basketball defeats York on Friday with junior and first teams winning. games next at Granger. A B C Club and pinochle party host with high bridge scores by Lasch and Hauck. Shoppers visit Cleveland. Meta Weidner returns home and recovers. Mrs. Mack improving. Florence Dean of Lakewood weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Deimling
Joseph Hudd
Anna Schaeffer
Cleveland
Joseph Grabenstetter
Edgar Huttinger
Charles Derek
Albert Schaefer
York
Valley City
Granger
Harry Bauer
Bridge
Ed. Lasch
Arthur Hauck
Earl Arick
Ralph
George Mack
Florence Dean
Lakewood
Fred Feuchter
Honor roll for first twelve weeks listed by grade
The honor roll for the first twelve weeks includes: First grade names Margaret Echle Carol Kaiser Rose Mary Kovalchik Magdalene Lamprecht Frances Prochazka Ellen Tumbush. Second grade: Carol Dean Artis Jane Kaiser Elaine Kovalchik Janet Schmidt Phyllis Mellert Alice Mae Reutter Jimmy Mack. Fourth grade: Robert Millen Dorothy Muntz Mary Jo Reutter Carol Schmidt Rosemary Jones Leona Bajrowicz. Grade 5: Francis Neumeyer Billy Wolfe Joyce Barger Reta Gunkelman Rosemarie Prochazka. Grade 6: Marie Weigel Marian Schnabel Alice Millen Billy Jones Elmer Jagusch Dennis Fannin George Hammon Raymond Muntz Don ald Muntz. Seventh grade Peggy Bauer. Eighth grade Florence Muntz Violet Schmidt. Grade 9 none. Grade 10 Paul Gillis. Grade 11 Geneva Keller. Grade 12 Jean nette Prochazka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Echle
Carol Kaiser
Rose Mary Kovalchik
Magdalene Lamprecht
Frances Prochazka
Ellen Tumbush
Carol Dean
Artis Jane Kaiser
Elaine Kovalchik
Janet Schmidt
Phyllis Mellert
Alice Mae Reutter
Jimmy Mack
Robert Millen
Dorothy Muntz
Mary Jo Reutter
Carol Schmidt
Rosemary Jones
Leona Bajrowicz
Francis Neumeyer
Billy Wolfe
Joyce Barger
Reta Gunkelman
Rosemarie Prochazka
Marie Weigel
Marian Schnabel
Alice Millen
Billy Jones
Elmer Jagusch
Dennis Fannin
George Hammon
Raymond Muntz
Donald Muntz
Peggy Bauer
Florence Muntz
Violet Schmidt
Paul Gillis
Geneva Keller
Jeannette Prochazka
Local social notes from Strongsville and Medina area
Miss Eva Armstrong of Strongsville visits the Mellerts for several days. A son named James Raymond was born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stoskopf at Berea Community Hospital. George Wolfe Leo Nilges Alban Platz and Frank Weidner attended the Medina County Trustees and Clerks Association annual dinner at Pine Tree Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Armstrong
Strongsville
Albert Mellert
Raymond Stoskopf
James Raymond
Berea Community Hospital
George Wolfe
Leo Nilges
Alban Platz
Frank Weidner
Medina County Trustees and Clerks
Pine Tree Inn
West View I O F Elects December 4 1938 Officers
West View I O O F No 264 elects new officers for 1938 C T Crane Olmsted Noble Grand E H Cooley Columbia vice grand Laird Columbia recording secretary Leslie Bruce Sprague road financial secretary and treasurer Robert Speer Lewis road trustee Dec. A program shown Wheels Across Africa followed. Dec 18 Sunshine Rebekah Lodge 393 join Odd Fellows for Christmas party at I O O F hall. No meetings Dec 25 and Jan 1 due to Christmas and New Year celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. O. F. Iudge
No. 264
C. T. Crane
No. Olmsted
Noble Grand
E. H. Cooley
Columbia
Marshal Laird
Couumbia
Leslie Bruce Sprague Road
Robert Speer
Lewis Road
Africa
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge elects 1938 officers at meeting
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 393 elected new officers for 1938 at the last meeting. Hazel Hecker of Olmsted Falls was named noble grand with Greta Schultz as vice grand. Tillie Schuster of West View was recording secretary and degree state cap. Etta Edwards of West View became financial secretary and Mary Ingersoll of West View treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No
Hazel Hecker
Olmsted Falls
Noble Grand
Greta Schultz
Olmstead Falls
Tillie Schuster
West View
Etta Edwards
Mary Ingersoll
Weat View
Olmsted Hi Golden Plashe 68 Triumphs In Close Win
Olmsted High girls basketball team defeated neighbor Olmsted 39 to 28 at Olmsted's new gym in a seesaw game. This marks Olmsted High's second win this year by a slim margin. Next games Friday December 17 against Fairview and December 18 against Berea. Olmsted plans a league schedule for ninth to twelfth grades with several in charge, including Maurine Wood and Ethel Ingersoll, under coach Secale ion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tain
Mary Ingersoll
Olmsted Hi Golden Plashe
No. Olmsted
Olmsted
Fairview
Avesging
Berea
Olmated High
Olmsted School
Dorothy Mann
Florence Pior
Ethel Ine Zersoll
Maurine Wood
Secaleion
John Thompson
Raymond Heremann
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hermann
Cookroad
Ethel Ingersoll
Mike Sledz
Great Lakes
Seaman
Kate Kavoree
Poland
Louis Miliczek
J. A. Richards
James We-Carthy
Harry Hodge
May Prindle
Eva
Cleveland
Leon Richards
Strongsville
Marie Wilson
Blasdale
New York
Hazel Manola
Harold Schuster
E F. Schuster
Olmsted Town Hall
Eva Fox
Emelia Stanek
Lois Wilson
Mary Scott
Earl Cole
Minnie Tite
No. Eaton
Ernest Cooley
Levelo
Medina
West View
John Bryda
Ben Kopen
Ed Grospitch
Birmingham Varsity Defeated 43 to 27 at Townsend
The Birmingham basketball team lost the varsity game 43 to 27 at Townsend on Friday night. The Birmingham reserves also fell by four points. They will host Brighton in Birmingham next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Townsend
Brighton
Honor roll pupils and skating party noted
The honor roll for the sixth weeks lists John Darby as first grade leader in Miss Bechers room. In the second grade Bernard Grime Ruth Swanger and Laura Jean Holden are named. Miss Hamm's room includes Bobby Wadsworth sixth grade Alberta Fey and Margaret Gottschling fifth grade and Dean Ortner fourth grade. A Sophomore skating party was held Saturday night at Elyria roller skating rink with many high school pupils attending and teachers Miss Roger and Miss Dinan present.
Weekend visitors and social calls in Elyria area
Harry Weideman and several pairs visited Elyria and surrounding communities on Saturday and Sunday. Guests included Mrs. Walter Snellenberger with daughters Helen and Lucile in Sandusky, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Messner with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grime, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stephens and son David of Chicago, Miss Virginia Twining of Camden, and many locals such as the Joyce, Kent, Day, Bilton, Spaulding, and Harrison families. The Sewing Club meeting was postponed and the Bene meeting moved to December 23 at Mrs. Walon’s Fare Union home for a Christmas gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weideman
Elyria
Walter Snellenberger
Helen
Lucile
Sandusky
Charles Messner
Bob Grime
Jay Stephens
David
Chicago
Andrew Schisler
Virginia Twining
Camden
Frank Fisher
Earl Joyce
Mr. Ratliff
Lorain
Norman Kent
Day
Floyd Bilton
Hartland
Andrew Schisier
Dan
Phoebe
Lloyd Stephens
Jack and
Francis
Vermilion
Bernard
Charlene
Herman Welz
Ann Spaulding
Carl Spaulding
Marion Harrison
Wooster
George Harrison
Sewing Club
Mildred Barkmeyer
Winifred Walon
Fare
Nnion
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Tim
Jake Kaiser
Eldo Dot Tread Tire & Supply
Gertrude Theresa Boylan
Field, Richards and Shepard, Inc
Ridge Street
Alyria
W. E. B. Notley
Ls. B. Symons
RBI
McLemore
Naples
Kreisler
Red Elephants
Stub Allison
Booster Party
Rebekahs Elect
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