Sale of Elyria real estate in three parcels at courthouse
Public sale by Lorain County Sheriff exposes three Elyria parcels at the courthouse on March 13 1937. Parcel 1 on Woodford Avenue, Parcel 2 along several streets, Parcel 3 in Elyria realty subdivision. appraisals range 3600 to 4600 dollars with two thirds minimum bids. Sheriff William F Grall and Maple & Noble attorney.
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Sileiuei
Rebal Estate
Andwur Morigake-Lyan Co
Plaintien
Ve. Namy Ukurige
Court of Common Plaws
Lorula County
Ohio
Court House
Elyria
Lorain County
County of
Lorain
State of
Islyria
Black River
Woodford Avenue
Charles Novotny
Vane
Vulcan Street
James Newman
Caroline Newman
Ohin
Varcel NO. 2
Hlaria
County of Lorain
Orig
Ulyria
Black Naver
Henry E. Mussey
Eusene A. Mussey
Carolina Neuman
Standard White Metals Co
Henry FE. Massey
Eugene K. Mussey
Elaria
State of Ohio
Ely Realty Company
Elyria Township
Parke
William F. Grall
Maple & Snoble
Atty
Longefellow Avenue
Grall
Webber, Webber & Black
Director of Public Service
Director of Public Service Office
City of
Salg
Public Safety and Service
Vida
Director Public Service
Columbia
Columbia Township
Haut River
Frank Koza
Annie Koza
Rocky River
Ward
James H. Burns
Fast River Road
East River Road
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Ollie Metzger
Court of Common Pleas
Kranz
Oberlin Avenue
Polk Street
Sixth Street
6Th Street
James B. Lilley
Sheriff's Sale
Tracy A. Shattuck
Worain County
Palawine
County of Lotain
J. E. Hecock
Elrria
Lorazin
Floral Court
William F. Gral
John von Blum
J. H. Metz
Guardian
Bertha R. Hines
Tao Fleas
Ith Street
A. M. Keep
Lexington Avenue
Sale notices from Lorain County Ohio real estate cases 1937
Public auctions scheduled for February 13 1937 in Elyria and Lorain County courts. Listings cover multiple parcels including Oakwood Avenue Elyria Lot 18 in The Grapevine Allotment and Sub Lot No 30 in C A Bronson Subdivision, with appraised values from 1400 to 13500 dollars and legal descriptions referencing old plats and street lines.
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First Savings & Loan Co
Arthur L. Gegenheimer
E. al
Court of Common Fleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Hirria
Floria
Lorain
State of
Black River
Cleveland Street
Subsot No
Beebe
Longfellow Street
de Erribed
Katie Serrozo Kindle
Maintin
Samuel Deutsch
Axnes Serfezo
Katie Serfezo Kindle
Rouse
Sheffield Land and Im Provement Company
Sheffield
Fast 29Th Street
11Th Avenue
Deutsch & Dilgren
Therife
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Joseph Egry
Court of Common Pleas
Elyria
Carlisle
Oakwood Avenue
Elyria Township
Cleveland Streat
Longfellow Avenue
Equitable relief petition returns for March 27 1937 hearing
Said Mefendantes ordered to answer said Petition on the 27th day of March 1937. Judgment will be taken again at her. David Pesta, Plaintiff, seeks relief, with Joseph A. Ushhelyi as attorney for the plaintiff.
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State of Ohio
Lorain County
David Pesta
Mary Festa
Barbara Pesta
Court of Common Pleas
Franklyn Blvd
Chicago
Ohio
Lorain
Equitable Relief
Evening Community Meetings Across Lorain County
Local clubs and churches host a bustling slate of events tonight. Tea at Avon Lake Congregational Church. choral practice in Chatham. P T A sessions in Columbia and La Grange. First Aid in Eaton. Grange and club gatherings in Grafton, Valley City, Spencer, Vincent, and Spencer with speakers, programs, and social meals. Community groups include the Ladies Aid, Missionary societies, and youth clubs, with entertainment by Bob Burns and Harold Brown in Spencer.
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Chatham — Congregational Choir
Edward Herr
P. m
Columbia
Andrew Rawson
LaGrange
Valentine Playlet
EATON
Grafton
J. Trembath
Grafton—Council
LA Grange
NEW Oberlin
Oberlin Grange
Grange Hall
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Grange
Democratic Club
M. B. Diederick
Vincent—P. T. A
Vincent Schol
Valley City
Henry Wolfe
Wakeman
Lastern Star
Masonic Hall
Clarence Pierce
Lake Avenue
Elyria Grange
Belden
Belden Grange
Avon Lake and nearby groups schedule evening and afternoon meetings
Local clubs and churches across Avon Lake Brownhelm Chatham Eaton Huntington La Grange Litchfield Ridgeville Rochester Wakeman Oberlin and Carlisle announce meetings at halls schools and homes today. Activities include study groups, missionary societies, grange programs, guest nights, quilt block exchanges, and benet bingo with times from 2 to 8 PM and all day sessions.
Avon Lake Townsend Club Meets at Park Hall
Avon Lake Townsend Club gathers at Park Hall for an afternoon meeting. In Brighton Father Son banquet set at Contrezational church dining room at 7 74 pm with Ladies Society serving dinner. Chatham Grange holds regular meeting at school auditorium at 2 pm. Clarkfield Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Lepha Harris at 1 pm. Eaton Ladies Aid meets at noon at Mrs Jack Coates home. Grafton Victory Quilt Club joins Mrs Charter Nesbitt in Elyria for all day meeting.
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Kenneth Miller
N. Olmsted—West
Congregational Ladies Aid
G. E. Stearns
N. Olmsted
Universalist Aid
Crookshank
Rochester
M. E. Sunday School
Retta Richards
Rochester—Missionary Society
Baptist Church
Paul Metzler
Africa
Vincent
M. E. Church
M. B. Copas
C. F. Senning
Valley City—Girl Reserves
Valley City
Wakeman—Book Club
Frank Didelius
Cooper Street
Spencer — Lutheran Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies
Delbert Berry
Carlisle
East Carlisle
Avon Lake
Park Hall
Mothers’ Study Club
Brownhelm
Congregational Women’s Missionary Society
A. J. Rice
T. W. Wilson
Brownhelm—Moderne
Congregational Church
Chatham
M. E. Society
R. M. Jaracyson
EATON
Eaton Grange
Eaton School
Henrietta Grange
Huntington
United Ladies Aid Society
Edward Nash
LA Grange
Willing Workers Society of the Baptist Church
F. B. Gott
N. M. Auxer
LA Grange—Gleaners
M. FE
John Cook
Litchfield—School
N. Ridgeville
L. B
St. Peter's Church
Methodist Church
Wakeman—Wakeman Chanter No. 177
A. M
Masonic Hall
West Ridge
Townsend Club
Mets
Brighton
Ladies Society
Chatham—Grange
Clarksfield
Ladies Aid
Lepha Harris
Jack Coates
Grafton
Victorr
Charter Nesbitt
Elyria
Miss Wilma Bracy Weds Charles Piper
In Columbia on Thursday February 4 at eight o'clock Miss Wilma Bracy married Charles Piper. Rev. Claude Troupe Olmsted officiated before an altar of plants and flowers arranged by Mrs. Charles Stephens. The couple will reside in the bride’s parents’ home.
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Columbia
Walter Bracy
Wilma
Charles Piper
Claude Troupe Olmsted
Charles Stephens
Woodcock
Elyria
Milford H. Bartter
Olmsted
Stephens
Piper
Miss Genevieve Hyde Weds Wooster Man
LITCHFIELD Miss Genevieve Irene Hyde primary teacher in Litchfield Schools and daughter of Mr and Mrs F S Hyde Sullivan O was a hostess at a three course dinner party Saturday. Guests arrived at 730 and were escorted to the dining room decorated for the occasion Tiny valentine heart place cards announced her marriage to Donald H Raudebaugh son of Mr and Mrs H J Raudebaugh Wooster Music and games provided entertainment for the evening.
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Litchfield
Genevieve Irene Hyde
F. S. Hyde
Sullivan, O
Donald H. Raudebaugh
H. J. Raudebaugh
Wooster
W Virginians Conduct Services At Lodi
West Virginians Mr and Mrs David Salmon hold old fashioned meetings in Lodi Ohio three times weekly at 7 pm with a Sunday school class at 2 pm on Sundays.
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W. Virginians
Lodi
David Salmon
West Virginia
York basketball team defeats Liverpool in 17 to 9 win
Mallet Creek York team beat Liverpool 17 to 9 on Friday Feb. 5. The seventh grade held their class party this week. York teams schedule LeRoy game Friday Feb. 12 at Le Roy. Girl Reserve Valentine exchange Friday Feb. 2 at the school. Mr. Hammond, former principal, visited the school Thursday.
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York
Liverpool
LeRoy
Valentine
Hammond
Miss Helen Strittmatter Attends Event in Lorain
Miss Helen Strittmatter accompanied Mrs. Adeline Bueche to Lorain on Wednesday. They spent the day with Mrs. Ed Kent and attended an evening function with her.
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Helen Strittmatter
Adeline Bueche
Lorain
Ed. Kent
Conquerors Take Possession Of Malaga
Nationalist forces closed Malaga to non military traffic as they completed the conquest of the port city. Three tribunals with 33 judges would probe Loyalist assassinations, while authorities claimed 200 right wing prisoners remained aboard a prison ship and looted streets were noted after the fall.
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United Press
Malaga
Spain
Righ Wing
la Bois
Caleta
Frank Vigorous Criticism of John L Lewis
Dr Glenn Frank former University of Wisconsin president condemned John L Lewis leadership at an Ohio Society dinner in New York stating he does not trust the Lewis leadership while supporting the idea of industrial unionism. The remarks portrayed Lewis as master of many arts of the rabble.
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Dr. Frank
John L. Lewis
New York
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Ohio Society
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
Unusual Townsend Club program draws crowd at St Mary’s
Townsend club members enjoyed a rainy evening listening to Geo. Watson on the Townsend Plan with readings by Mrs. Watson. The address linked the plan to Christian roots and social security, urging reforms and future talks and events at 136 Middle Ave and Grange Hall Wellington with speakers E. Ren, J. Pease, and Raymond Jeffries.
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Geo. Watson
Townsend
River Jordan
Jordan
Watson
C. F. Preslar
Congressional Board
Wadsworth
Ohio
Preslar
Raymond J. Jeffries
Townsend Club
Middle Avenue
Grange Hall
Wellington
E. R. Ren
J. E. Pease
Townsend Orchestra
Arthur Mackin
Fragmentary remark from educator on a political movement leader
An educator discusses a movement leader, noting that charisma or power should not be used to crush dissent. The speaker warns against assuming the movement is doomed if its leadership is challenged, emphasizing pragmatic considerations over persona.
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X Movement
Relief Deficiency Bill Sends to President
Washington February 6 A 949000000 relief deficiency bill approved by both houses after weeks of bickering is sent to President Roosevelt for approval. The measure aims to avert further WPA project closures and would aid about 150000 WPA workers involved in flood rehabilitation as delays threatened their jobs.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
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