Alienation Suit Seeks 10000 From Lorain Couple
Elizabeth Pesti of Lorain files a common pleas suit asking 10000 for alienation of affections. She accuses Anna Pesti, now Mrs. Anna Pesti, and former Mrs. Anna Fulel of seduction that estranged her husband, who divorced last November. Plaintiff seeks bank funds restricted pending case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth Pesti
34Th Street
Lorain
Anna Pesti
Mra. Pesti No. 1
Pest
Taxes force sale of Elyria Manor allotment on Telegraph Road
Delinquent taxes totaling 11 700 are tied to 293 parcels of the Elyria Manor Realty Company allotment on Telegraph road. Court order lowers taxes to 3 000 to match current appraised value and allow sale for the taxes due. Assistant Prosecutor William Wickens says a buyer would not be found otherwise. the 45 acre plot has 2 mortgages totaling 25 000 held by John Schaible. The allotment, once a land development plan about 15 years ago, was recently returned to acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Manor Realty Company
Telegraph Road
William Wickens
John Schaible
Wickens
Firemen Stop Blaze At Sunshine Laundry Drying Rags
Firemen from Engine Company Number Two responded to a blaze at the Sunshine Laundry on Clark and Winckles Street. A bundle of rags in a dryer caught fire due to spontaneous combustion but was confined to the rags and put out with water from a garden hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engine Company Number Two
Sunshine Laundry
Clark and
Winckles Street
Tin as the sole import metal leaves U S heavily deficient
The article notes that tin is the only metal of significance in which the United States shows almost complete deficiency. It discusses implications for industry and trade, highlighting tin shortages and the need for domestic production to bolster material security and economic resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin
United States
Truck Weight Limit Reduced By County Order
County Commissioners approved a 50 percent load reduction for heavy vehicles on selected roads following ground thaw concerns raised by County Engineer J. W. Warden. The order applies to Vermilion road, Kolbe, Chestnut Ridge, Hallouer, Parsons, Indian Hollow Foster, Sugar Ridge, Durkee, Baumhart, Columbia West River, Vermont street, Middle avenue, Columbia Station, and West College Street, with notices effective December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Warden
Warden
Vermilion Road
Route 59
Kolbe Road
Amherst
Lake Road
Chestnut Ridge
Avon Beldon
Root
Hallouer
Parsons
Indian Hollow
LaGrange
Indian Hollow Foster Road
Sugar Ridge
Ridgeville
Durkee Road
Baumhart
Cooper Foster Park
Columbia West River
Sprague
Akins Road
Vermont Street
Law Road
Middle Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Columbia Station
Osborne Roads
West College Street
Oberlin
Sues City of Elyria For $1000 Over Traffic Hole Injury
Rose Klir filed a $1000 suit against Elyria today claiming injuries from a July 30 traffic crash at Furnace and Foster avenues caused by a pavement hole. She says the incident caused lost wages of $120 and ongoing injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Today
Rose Klir
Furnace and
Foster Avenues
Death Record Mrs. John Walker
Mrs. Bessie Walker wife of John Walker formerly of this vicinity died yesterday at her Seville Ohio home. She leaves daughter Miss Helen Walker at home. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2:00 pm from the late home with burial in Seville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Walker
John Walker
Seville
Ohio
Helen Walker
Amherst Woman Caroline Wolf Dies At Home
Caroline Wolf born in Germany and long resident of Amherst died at 3 15 a m at 468 Maple Street She would have turned 77 on January 11 She belonged to St Peter s Evangelical Reformed Church Survived by two sons Edward and Harry and daughters Mrs Emma Brown and Mrs Harvey Andrews five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral 2 P M Saturday at Zilch Funeral Home with Rev C E Schmidt of St Peter s officiating Burial in Crown Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Caroline Wolf
Germany
Maple Street
St. Peter’s
Zilch Funeral Home
Revrend C. E. Schmidt
St. Peter's Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Mrs David Strickler dies in Lorain hospital services pending
Mrs David Strickler, 47, of Lorain, died at Elrria Memorial Hospital at 12 40 this morning. An Lorain undertaker is in charge of funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Strickler
Lorain
Elrria Memorial Hospital
Burr sustains minor leg injury in street collision
Burr of 346 Eighth street suffered a minor injury to his right leg around 5 40 p m yesterday after walking into the side of a car driven by R A Moran of 527 Kenton avenue as Moran turned from West avenue into 15th street police report Moran was at the wheel at the time and no further details are given
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. OH. Burr
Eighth Street
R. A. Moran
Kenton Avenue
Moran
West Avenue
15Th Street
Knight Bachelor honor marks received knighthood
A Sir marks the conferment of knighthood in the British honors system. The designation Knight Bachelor denotes the most senior rank awarded to a man for public service or achievements. This honor recognizes notable contributions and is awarded by the sovereign.
Oberlin delivery service contact
Esther Wood forwards Oberlin delivery service details with Allan Harris as the contact. Call 4371 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Harris
Oberlin couples announce two engagement notices
In Oberlin two engagements are announced. Esther Fowls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arba Fowls, will marry Gordon Schmidt of Shaker Heights after a dinner at the Fowls home. Clara Mae Hungerford, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hungerford, will wed Guy A. Radcliffe of Camden. Radcliffe presides over the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association. No wedding date yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Arba Fowls
Esther Fowls
Gordon Schmidt
J. C. Schmidt
Shaker Heights
Fowls
East College Street
Marilyn Fowls
Camden
Radcliffe
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Botanist Speaker for Oberlin Garden Club Meeting
C Shipman a Willoughby naturalist will lecture Monday evening January 4 at 7 30 pm at the Oberlin Inn Sailors room. His topic Within the Garden Gate covers new shrub and plant introductions with usage advice shown by slides including Ohio garden views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Community Garden Club
C. \. Shipman
Willoughby, O
Ohio
Sailors of Oberlin
Past Commanders Club Attends Cleveland Show Dinner
The Past Commanders club of the American Legion traveled to Cleveland Monday evening for dinner and a Palace Theatre show. Nine members joined the trip including W. A. Muck, Dr. F. R. Dew, and L. H. Kim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Cleveland
Palace Theatre
W. A. Muck
F. R. Dew
L. H. Kim
Lorain court suits filed in county actions
The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sues W. E. Patton et al for 3662 dollars and seeks foreclosure of Elyria property. Argira Shapkoff of Lorain sues George Shapkoff of Brinkley Arkansas for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Ruth Haag Whoste files suit against William B. McCormick over a dispute of one foot of ground and a zoning line violation injunctive relief. Three foreclosure actions filed by Andwar Mortgage Loan Company against A. M. Brenner Leroy Kessler and Fred Nano. Minnie Serette seeks divorce from Reuben Paul Serette for gross neglect. O. M. Scott and Sons Company granted cognovit against Cherry Ridge Inc. Jar Miller and Thomas N. Cook sue for 962 dollars. E W Coles and The Home Insurance Company sue William Harding for 168 dollars for damages from an automobile collision on Princeton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
W. E. Patton Et al
Elyria
Argira Shapkoff
Lorain
George Shapkoff
Brinkley
Arkansas
Common Pleas Court
Ruth Haag Whoste
North Lake View Blvd
William B. McCormick
Andwar Mortgage Loan Company
A. M. Brenner
Leroy Kessler
Fred Nano
O. M. Scott and Sons Company
Cherry Ridge, Inc
E. W. Coles
The
Home Insurance Company of
New York
William Harding
Princeton Avenue
Girl Finds Small Snapping Turtle
A Pasadena Avenue resident recently brought a garter snake or small snapping creature to The Chronicle Telegram office, noting it was basking in the sunshine near his home as a warm spell persists. The weatherman predicts a sharp temperature drop soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena Avenue
Chronicle-Telegram
Legion guest list at club meeting includes notable names
Mel, C. F. Spitler, Harold Cook, Harvey Pratt, James Miskovaky, Claude Lyman, W. W. Rosa, and John A. Dunn, present Commander of the American Legion, were guests of the club.
Christmas Party Held by Fourteen Cub Scouts of Den No 1
Fourteen Cub Scouts of Den No 1 gathered last evening at Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rowe home on North Pleasant street for a Christmas party. A pot luck supper at 5:30 preceded an evening of games and stunts led by scoutmaster John Fechko with den father George Dudley in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den No. 1
Lee Rowe
North Pleasant Street
John Fechko
George Dudley
Obituary and Local Visit Notes From Oberlin Area
Mrs Mary Hallauer and Philip Worcester of Oxford Fla arrived in Oberlin last night to visit relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Harry Brown Philip Saul Mrs Geiser Mrs Wilma Boneham and daughters Betty and Doris of Tiffin were Tuesday visitors at the home of L H Kimmel on North Professor street. Jeanette Krieg returned to New London after a several day visit with her aunt Mrs John Duon of King street. Mrs Ruth Jackson of South Professor street is spending the week at the Chais Fitting school in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hallauer
Philip Worcester
Oxford
Fla
Oberlin
Harry Brown
Philip Saul
Geiser
Wilma Boneham
Betty
Doris
Tiffin
L. H. Kimmel
North Professor Street
Jeanette Krieg
New London
John Duon
King Street
Ruth Jackson
South Professor Street
Chaiis Fitting School
Cleveland
Local residents travel and family news across states
Mrs. Theodore Wittenbach of St. Louis visited Wednesday afternoon with her sister in law Mrs. L. H. Kimmel. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Gay and son are due in Oberlin today to visit Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Gay. Mrs. Emerson Crowell underwent an operation yesterday at Allen hospital and is recovering. Prof. R. P. Jameson attends Modern Language association meeting in Richmond VA this week. Prof. K. W. Gehrkens attends Music Teachers National Association meeting in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wolff of Kalamazoo announce a son born December 26. Mrs. Wolff is Sara Wirkler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wirkler of West College street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Wittenbach
St. Louis
Inlaw
L. H. Kimmel
Merrill Gay and Son
Oberlin
C. M. Gay
North Main Street
Emerson Crowell
Allen Hospital
R. P. Jameson
Modern Language Association
Richmond
Virginia
K. W. Gehrkens
Music Teachers National Association
Chicago
Ralph Wolff
Kalamazoo
Mich
Wolff
Sara Wirkler
J. E. Wirkler
West College Street
Foreclosure Sales Pay $144,481 in County Taxes
Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams reports the annual civil activities tally. Foreclosure sales this year raised $144,481 in taxes for the county treasury from 513 farms or parcels. Last year, taxes from foreclosure sales totaled $125,208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Adams
Sheriff’s Office
Dairymen Hear Magazine Editor On January Tour
Jack Nesbitt associate editor of Heard's Dairyman will address Lorain County dairymen at the annual banquet January 11 following a Richland County afternoon talk. He then speaks January 12 at Huron County Dairy Herd Improvement Association banquet, January 13 in Portage County sessions, January 14 in Ashtabula, and January 16 in Trumbull County and Medina in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Nesbitt
Heard’s
Dairyman
Lorain County
Ohio
Richland County
Huron County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Portage County
Ashtabula
Trumbull County
Medina
Two Auto Collisions Reported To Police
Two minor traffic collisions were reported to police last night. Frank Landin of Detroit struck a pole at Lake avenue and West street. Theodore Ruth of 251 Fairlawn avenue was damaged on Broad street about 10 45 p m by a backing car operated by Walter Jones of 3 College street Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Landin
Detroit
Lake Avenue
West Street
Theodore Ruth
Fairlawn Avenue
Broad Street
Walter Jones
College Street
Oberlin
Child Finds Turtle on Sidewalk in Mild Weather
Barbara Braegeer, nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs S L Braegeer of 405 Foster Avenue, reports a small snapping turtle seen on the sidewalk in front of her home while residents note a cardinal singing in a tree behind a West Avenue residence. The current mild temperature supports outdoor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
Barbara
S. L. Braegeer
Foster Avenue
Three Boys Clubs To Have Exhibits
Three Boys' Clubs at the Y M C A will host special exhibits in the New Year program. Sixty four boys prepared displays in airplane models, stamp collecting and pottery. The event features frames of stamps and artstone and pottery works with involved youths from the Stamp Club and Artstone and Pottery Club. Open house runs 2 30 to 5 pm with gym and swim programs including matches and demonstrations led by the Leaders' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Schultz
Illsworth Adams
David Taylor
Michard Hogue
Stanley Olmsted
David Alten
Theodore Alten
Robert Beard
William Innes
Jack Powell
William Shaw
Jack Flowers
Arnold Molnar
Corwin Burrer
Joe White
Rockwell Gates
Robert Keyes
Richard Seekins
John Taryon
Theodore Fujka
Lindy Flowers
William Kenawell
Jack Dunn
Wiliam Innes
Darrel Root
Clyde Troutman
Thomas Chapman
Lloyd van Buren
Harold Passmore
Raymond Diewald
Richard Gardner
John Mergard
Virgin Knenian
George Taylor
Steve Elek
Jack Leber
Harison Comstock
Earl Hill
William Pemberthr
Thomas Smith
Bernard Fobes
Bud Christie
Jack Tarrr
Jack Heritage
Carl Gleason
Russell Gleason
Robert Yankee
Thomas Kelly
Charles Hupp
Richard Selman
Longtime county clerk staff remembered for service and penmanship
The article recalls Charley, a longtime county employee who served as court bailiff from 1911 to 1914 and later as deputy. He rejoined in 1923 as deputy clerk under Mabel Marsh, the only person she appointed. At 74, his handwriting remains outstanding amid handwritten county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Mabel Marsh
57 Boys to Receive Y M C A Awards in Elyria 1937
Elyria Y M C A will honor fifty seven boys for December gymnasium and attendance records. Awards split between letters and stars for team members with perfect attendance. Prep junior and cadet classes show multiple awardees from top teams led by Smith Comstock Lysaght and Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Y. M. C. A
James Whyte
Thomas Smith
Smith
George Taylor
Richard Loomis
Theodore Fujka
Richard Johnson
Robert Kostro
John Swetta
Steve Elek
David Taylor
David Lindell
William Peaberthy
Jack Leber
Comstock
Harold Passmore
John Mergard
William Kenawell
Wolfman
Ligotke
Lester Croft
Sam Rockwood
Willam Beidler
Ellsworth Adams
Richard Kunitz
Harry Chapman
Theodore Alten
Jack Dunn
Russell Schultz
Arthur Barnes
Roy Jensen
Eaton Church Plans Visitation Day
Eaton Church schedules Friendly Visitation on Sunday hosted by the Church Board. Township coverage aims, with Park Dimaline as captain. Members urged to bring covered dishes and share a church meal to boost friendship and community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Church
Park Dimaline
C. E. Neher
Holiday Party At Carlisle Grange Hall
Fifty members and guests of the Lorain County Senior Four-H Club celebrated Christmas and New Year at Carlisle Grange Hall. Janet Baus led games and skits, with dancing, singing, and refreshments. A gift exchange highlighted the evening as former members joined current ones. new officers will be installed at the first 1937 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Carlisle Grange Hall
Janet Baus
Markets and prices from Cleveland produce and feeds
Markets report Cleveland produce and live poultry prices with steady butter and unsettled eggs. Potatoes priced by region with Idaho and Ohio quotes, plus numerous grain mill feeds hay and straw quotations from Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co.
Massachusetts Law Limited Travel on the Lord's Day
A late 18th century Massachusetts law prohibited traveling on Sundays except for necessity or charity, reflecting the era's enforcement of Sabbath observance and moral restraint in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
The Wise and the Active Conquer Difficulties
A concise musing on facing challenges, contrasting wise reasoning with proactive effort. It emphasizes daring to attempt difficult tasks as the path to overcoming obstacles and growing in strength and resilience. The piece frames effort as key to turning difficulty into achievement.
Grain and Livestock Prices From Local Market Report
Local market rundown shows cattle and calves steady with mixed demand. Beef cuts range from good cows at 4.60 to prime calves at 12.00 13.00. hogs rise 18 cents. sheep and lambs active with choice lambs at 9.00 to 9.75, wethers 4.50, yearlings 7.00. Grain bids listed: wheat No 2 red around 1.42, corn No 2 yellow about 1.11, oats No 2 white near 0.58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gahais Asd Mila
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Chulee
St. Wood
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G. J. O’connor
E. 13Th St
Crystal
BSAA
le Repair
Court Street
City of
Mrs
West Ave
Smart Entertainment
Pary Reservations
Rs Esther Wood
Minnie Serette
Reuben Paul Serette
LaGranze
Fiory
Dairymen
Cdonnell
Ainting
Eaton Church
Esker & Fox
Colone
Esker
Harold Fox
Second Street
Cleveland Produce
Hevy Hollow
Lée
Toma
U. S
Idaho
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo
Princeton Ave
Vermont
Sederis Restaurant
Sibley and Sprague
Big Ben Lump
Murbach Coal
Turkey
Bluebird
Restaurant & Soda Grill
Mrs. Wise
IS Abe
Durkee Dairy
Failk & Cream
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