Elyria real estate and public notice items in 1936 sale docket
Public records detail a sheriff sale of Lot 6 and 7 in Hood's Addition Elyria and a Columbia Township parcel, with specified boundaries, frontages, appraisals, and minimum bid. Also an ordinance amendment fixing the Elyria building inspector’s salary to 1800 per year, effective immediately, plus related notices and signatures.
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Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Hood
Black River
Syria Township
Lorain County
Narcel
6Th Street
Sixth Street
Grace L. Gijar
Ella
City of
Sald City
Leonard Smith
D. A. Baird
D. B. Symons
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Lyle E. Reisinger
Court of Common Pleas
Wold Court
Columbia
County of Lorain
State of
Columbia Township
Columbian West River Road
Columbia West River
Columbia West River Road
Clarence W. Dick
Henry EF. Webber
ALY
South Amherst Grades Presented With Maps
The December meeting of the South Amherst Parent-Teachers Association was held at the school auditorium with vice president Mrs E H Ruth presiding. Routine work was transacted and Mr Litzenberg presented the school with a set of maps for use in the grades. The Mothers Singers of the Lorain PTA entertained with songs and refreshments were served by Mrs Flora Pike and her committee.
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South Amherst
Parent- Teachers Association
E. H. Ruth
Parent-Teachers Association
Litzenberg
Mothers Singers
Lorain P. T. A‘s
Flora Pike
Christmas Program and Pageant At Local Churches
Congregational Sunday School presents a Christmas program in church Sunday evening featuring a pantomime, recitations, and songs with the public invited. The Children's Christmas party occurs at Nativity Church Sunday evening, followed by a pageant The Promised One by J H Shonwiler directed by Miss Margaret Rice at the Methodist church. Public invitation extended for both events.
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Congregational Sunday School
Nativity Church
J. H. Shonwiler
Margaret Rice
Methodist Church
Birthday Celebration At Gainok Home With Friends
Mr and Mrs Joseph Gainok hosted a birthday gathering at home last week with friends and relatives attending. Social conversation and group singing provided entertainment and refreshments were served to the guest of honor.
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Joseph Gainok
Mrs. Gainok
Firemen Answer Three Alarms in Elyria
Elyria firemen responded to three separate alarms yesterday afternoon and night but found no evidence of a fire at the reported locations. First, 321 East Broad Street was checked for a grass fire. later a second grass fire near Broad Street and East Avenue was reported but nothing was found. Six hours later Hose Company No. 1 investigated a chimney fire at Cedar and Second Streets, but no chimney in need of service was located.
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Elyria
East Broad Street
Broad Street
East Avenue
Cedar
Second Streets
Two Widely Known Educators Die in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio two prominent educators have died. Mrs Harold T Clark 51 organizer of the Junior League and founder of the Forward America Cooperative Group died after a five months illness. She will be buried Friday. Albert C Eldredge 69 principal of James Ford Rhodes High School died of a heart ailment. He came to Cleveland in 1914 from Lorain and became Rhodes principal four years ago. He was born in Edinburg Ohio and taught in Portage and Carroll counties from 1892 to 1894.
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Cleveland, O
Harold T. Clark
Junior League
Forward America Cooperative Group
Albert C. Eldredge
James Ford Rhodes High School
Eldredge
Cleveland
Lorain
Rhodes High School
Edinburg
Portage
Carroll County
Avon Christmas P T A party to feature student plays
Avon on December 21 hosts a Christmas P T A program at 7 30 p m with a short business meeting followed by performances by first and second graders who wrote a play about a girl dreaming of toys. Upper grades present Nativity One Who Gave a Lamb based on carols. High School girls Glee Club performs and Santa Claus distributes treats.
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Avon
Santa Claus
Charm Club Christmas Party at Mrs Smiths Home
The Charm Club held a Tuesday evening Christmas party at Mrs. Harold Smith’s home. A 5:30 dinner preceded a gift exchange and an evening of card games. Out of town guest Mrs. Clarence Thompson of Painesville attended.
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Charm Club
Harold Smith
Clarence Thompson
Painesville
Joe Campagna Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery at Lekawood
Joe Campagna was operated on for appendicitis at Lekawood Hospital on Tuesday evening. Fred Dambach and daughter May and grandson Bobby of Cleveland visited Sunday at Miss Kate Dechant's home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker of Avon Lake were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith on Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Schneider of Lakewood and Mrs. Clarence Thompson of Paineville attended the Rural Circle at Mrs. Robert Pickering's home.
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Joe Campagna
Lekawood Hospital
Fred Dambach
May
Bobby
Cleveland
Kate Dechant
Howard Walker
Avon Lake
Harold Smith
Frank Schneider
Lakewood
Clarence Thompson
Paineaville
Robert Pickering
Gathered Family Guests Attend Local Honoring Event
Mrs Joseph Spolters and daughters Kathleen and Sylvia attended with relatives from Lorain and Amherst. The group included Mr and Mrs John Redman and son John, Mr and Mrs Andrew Gainok and family, Mr and Mrs Paul Gainok and Richard, Mr and Mrs Michael Tevas and Michael, Mr and Mrs John Katona, Mr and Mrs Louis Velagi Sr, Mr and Mrs John Vesic and Anna, Mrs Pauline Kordash, Miss Mary Gainok, Mr and Mrs Joseph Gainok, Miss Olga Gainok, and Rudy Gainok from South Amherst. The honored guest received many gifts from her associates.
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Joseph Spolters
Kathleen
Srlvia
John Redman
John
Andrew Gainok
Lorain
Paul Gainok
Richard
Amherst
Michael Tevas
Michael
Oberlin
John Katona
Louis Velagi Sr
John Vesic
Anna
Pauline Kordash
Mary Gainok
Joseph Gainok
Olga
Rudy Gainok
South Amherst
Christmas Party For Legion And Auxiliary Members
Friday evening the Legion and Auxiliary hold their Christmas party at the Club room. Members and families are invited and asked to bring a ten cent gift for the gift exchange.
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The
Legion and Auxiliary
Oberlin High to stage Christmas Eve pageant in high school
Oberlin Ohio December 17. At 7 30 this evening Oberlin High School presents a pageant titled Christmas Eve in Merry England written by seniors June Phillips and Betty Thomas. The cast includes pages serving girls lords ladies and a jester with a production crew and a large ensemble of students. The public is invited with no admission charge.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Merrie England
June Phillips
Betty Thomas
Queen Elizabeth
Pages
Pauline
Virginia Steele
Maxine Hurst
Johnette Wahl
Betty Evans
Carol Zimmerman
Kenneth Bohrer
William Wigton
Donald
North Ridgeville Garden Club Meeting Highlights
The North Ridgeville Garden Club met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Lee Walker of Fields. Committees reported on civic projects and future plans. Miss Marcella Schmidt offered winter arrangement ideas using flowers berries fruits vegetables wines and evergreens. Mrs. E C Young spoke on cactus with specimens from her collection. The program ended with a scrambled spelling contest and Christmas themed refreshments served by the hostess.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Fire Dept Elects Officers In Annual Vote
The Ridgeville Volunteer Fire Department announced officer results with Chief Lewis Hadaway, Assistant Chief Irvin Bislich, Captain Carl Lehman, President Malcomb Van Wormer, Vice-President James Sayers, Secretary Clarence Oster, and Treasurer Ernest Brant. Proceeds from the Thanksgiving bazaar to fund new equipment were planned.
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Ridgeville
Gilder Family Hosts Birthday Gatherings and Club Move
Mr and Mrs Charles Gilder hosted relatives Friday for birthday celebrations of Mrs A W Gilder and Mrs Frank Blaser. Friendship Club meeting place moved to Mrs Ralph Gilder. P T A Christmas program set for Thursday at the high school auditorium.
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Charles Gilder
A. W. Gilder
Frank Blaser
Frank Mason
Elmer Fulmer
Eaton
Friendship Club
Ralph Gilder
Harry Hershey
Columbia
Emery Hershey
Robert
Valley City BRIEFS Miss Lucille Deimling and more
Miss Lucille Deimling of Cleveland and Miss Pearl Deimling of Elyria spent the weekend with their parents Mrs Otto Deimling. Miss Jeanne Schaeffer of Cleveland stayed with Mr and Mrs Earl Arick. Sunday visitors included Mrs Anna Schaeffer and daughter Marie of Cleveland and Ber tha Schaeffer and David S Perkins of Youngstown. Dorothy Singler visited her sister Mrs Leo Nilges. Mr and Mrs George Wolfe hosted the A B C club with four tables of bridge and high scores recorded.
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Lucille Deimling
Cleveland
Pearl Deimling
Elyria
Otto Deimling
Jeanne Schaeffer
Earl Arick
Anna Schaeffer
Marie
Bertha Schaeffer
David S. Perkins
Youngstown
Dorothy Singler
Leo Nilges
George Wolfe
A. B.C. Club
Birthday gathering honors Betty Wendt at College Place
Betty Wendt welcomed about twenty friends at her College Place home on Tuesday evening for a birthday anniversary party. Carolyn Shreffler Virginia Carson Burdette Lawson and William Persons won prizes in a series of games. Dainty refreshments were served and Miss Wendt received many lovely gifts.
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Alias Betty Wendt
College Place
Carolyn Shreffler
Virginia Carson
Burdette Lawson
William Persons
Miss Wendt
Porter Hosts Merry Wives Christmas Party
Mrs I L Porter entertained the Merry Wives at a Christmas party on East College Street last evening. A program of stunts followed by bridge games, gift exchanges, and a late lunch completed the gathering.
Mrs McCreedy to Detroit after son in law's death
Mrs Frank McCreedy of 396 South Professor street left this morning for Detroit where she was called because of the death of her son in law Roy Bittner which occurred last night. Mrs D A Leininger of East College street entertained Section one of the First Church at a Christmas party at her home yesterday afternoon. Miss Barbara Dudley daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Dudley is expected home this weekend from Syracuse University to spend the holidays with her parents. Miss Catherine Andrus a sophomore at Middlebury College will arrive in Oberlin tomorrow to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs H E Shepard of West College street.
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Frank McCreedy
South Professor Street
Detroit
Roy Bittner
D. A. Leininger
East College Street
Barbara Dudley
C. H. Dudley
Syracuse University
Catherine Andrus
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Oberlin
H. E. Shepard
West College Street
Club and parish social notes and local visits reported
The piece lists numerous local residents with weekend visits and social events. It mentions entertainments by the Armbruster sisters, hospital and shopping trips in Cleveland, a P T A luncheon, talks by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Konet, church organ plans for Easter, and several Sunday visits among neighbors. It ends with a remark on the U S Constitution as a key political instrument.
Reds to Play 29 Exhibition Games in Spring
Cincinnati reports the Reds under General Manager Joe Giles will stage 29 spring exhibitions in Florida and on the route home. Chuck Dressen to assemble March 1 in Tampa. first game March 18. Schedule shows 14 AL and 10 NL games plus minor-league one-dayers.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Florida
Joe Giles
Chuck” Dressen
Tampa
Reds
Puerto Rico
Tigers
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Reds Wll
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Bees
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
St. Petersburg
Detroit
Brooklyn
Clearwater
Binghampton
Spartansburg
Asheville
N. C
Red Sox
Winston-Salem
WN. C
Durham
Rocky Mount
Danville
Charleston
W. Va
Dayton
Ohio
Twelve Buckeyes Chosen for Coast to Coast Schedule
The Buckeyes depart Sunday for Omaha to face Creighton then Lincoln for Nebraska. They head to Salt Lake City and Denver en route to San Francisco for games with California on the 26th and 28th, then Southern California and UCLA in Los Angeles, proceed to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day, return via Grand Canyon and Chicago, arrive Columbus January 6, and sail for a New York game with NYU two days later.
Seek To Transfer Heavyweight Title Bout To Germany
Wealthy Europeans seek to move the Jimmy Braddock Max Schmeling heavyweight title fight from New York to Berlin next June. Dennis Scanlon, international businessman with bases in London and New York, says Madison Square Garden president John Reed Kilpatrick is interested if certain conditions are met, while Mike Jacobs opposes the transfer. Scanlon plans to travel to Germany after Christmas to pursue those conditions despite concerns of a small crowd.
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New York
UPR
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
Berlin
Dennis Scanlon
London
Madison Square Garden
20Th Century Club
John Reed Kilpatrick
Garden
Mike Jacobs
Scanlon
Germany
Gar
Promoters Eye Shift of Big Fight to Berlin or New York
Scanlon’s group offers American promoters 500000 to move the bout, citing anti Nazi sentiment and gate potential in Berlin if held in Long Island Garden Bowl. Jacobs rules out any title fight outside the United States and says he owns half the show, delaying any relocation.
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Den
New York
Garden Bowl
Long Island
Berlin
Scanlon
Jacobs
United States
Nassau Notes From The Bahama Golf Crowd 1936
Nassau reports focus on golf pros and spectators at the harbor rail with quips about Craig Wood Bobby Cruickshank and Willie McFarlane. Anecdotes include Awson Littles advice, a jockey’s mile run joke, a ship slot machine tale, Ray Mangrum’s dancing title, and Paul Runyan’s seasickness withdrawal. Copyright 1936 United Press.
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Nassau
Bahamas
CRI
Paul Bunyan
Northland
Bobby Cruickshank
Willie McFarlane
Craig Wood
Mistah Wood
Ray Mangrum
Paul Runyan
O. B. Keeler
Bob Jones
United Press
Lakeside teams face midseason eligibility shakeup
Sport notes detail the faculty manager missing prior contract knowledge during Elyria signing. Midyear graduation and ineligibility threaten Lake Erie League schools. Lakewood loses high scoring All League ace Whitey Bocora and two veterans Katzenmeyer and Briggs. Shaw loses star Walter Karpy after a 23 point opener spree. Clayton Heinlen and Jack.
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Elyria
Lake Erie
Wooster Ace Frascella 1936 debut set for Ashland game
Wooster forward Nick Frascella returns to court for the 1936 season in a top Ohio Conference showcase against Ashland. Last year he scored 296 points in 17 games, including a 33-point effort against Oberlin, and shared the lead with Wooster atop the standings amid a slate of league games.
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Columbus
Nick Frascella
Ohio
Wooster
Ashland
Frascella
Oberlin
Baldwin-Wallace
Bereans
Them
Scots Tonight
Asheland
Heidelberg
Fenn
Muskingum
Frascella and
Marietta
Kent State
Otterbein
Cincinnati School of Pharmacy
Cincinnati
Holbrook i
Bethany
W. Va
Albion
Mich
Defiance
Bowling Green
Ohio Northern
Ada
Bliss
Wilmington
Western Reserve
Adrian Mich
Kenyon
Denison
Akron
Glenville
Elyria Team Sees Major Lineup Changes This Season
Shafer joins other regulars alongside harpy as Lorain reports Fuernando Bunn and Donnerkeil out of the lineup Sam Greenwood and Les Persky transfer to Heights Both have started for two years Jack Hiatt Les Drage and Don Williams bid farewell to Elyria’s squad and will depart after this season
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Shafer
Harpy
Lorain
Fuernando
Bunn
Donnerkeil
Sam Greenwood
Les Persky
Heights
Jack Hiatt
Les Drage
Don Williams
Elyria
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Auto Service
Firestone
Broad and Cedar Sts
R. EL. MacDonald
Co. L. Terry
West 2Nd St
Eldotread
Smith Auto Parts
Jake Kaiser
Eudotread Tire & Supply CO
Order of the Common Pleas
Court of Lorain
P. T. A. Party
Esther Wood
Professor Street
Allan Harris
Valley City
Sibley and Sprague
Entertains Associates
Maude Hauck
Orlin Wolfe
Edwin Lasch
Lamar Harper
Ralph Feuchter
Frances
Leona Armbruster
Arthur Hauck
P.T. A
Richard Reutter
Harry Bauer
Brown
Medina
Paul Konet
Czechoslovakia
Sophia Hauck
Carl Hauck
George Stibel
John Meyers
Rocky River
Joseph
Henry Gunkelman
Frank Weidner
Meta Weidner
Veda Weidner
Bert Goodman
Buckeyes
Pocahontas Schroll ‘Coal
McLemore
By Henry McLemore
Awson Little
Little
Montague Park
Ace Cage
F. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
Middle Ave
G. M. Marsh & Son Tire
East Ave
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