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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1938
Page
11
Notices announce petitions by Lorain County residents and landowners in the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas. Cases include requests for divorce, taxes, and foreclosure actions on parcels in Sheffield and Elyria townships, with multiple defendants named and deadlines set for answer by March in various years.
Banelli B Drobeck and unknown heirs filed a path thoy against them in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas Case No T S35 alleging claims to Sublet No 109 Black Bin Cleveland Beach Al Sheffield Township Lots Nos 89 and 40 in the village of Sheffield Lake Ohio as shown by the recorded plat of said Allotment.
Volume 9 of Mupy page 39 records a tax of 66.67 dollars with eight percent interest on 356.32 dated December 5, 1986. W is ordered to pay and costs herein. Hald Jandy sale and all defendants barred from interest. Fewer claims be marshalled and equitable relief given. All defendants must answer by March 3, 1938. Waltwe J. Writ, Treasurer Turut County Ohio. It, KL Balyd Jelurla Ohio not Prow, Attorney.
SAN FRANCISCO FEB 19 Henry Armstrong world featherweight champion scored multiple knockdowns over Al Citrino of San Francisco before the reverse was awarded in the fourth round.
Herbert Orin Eisler known as Fritz Crisler was chosen to head Michigan football and serve as assistant athletic director with a plan to assume ultimate control within three years. The Princeton man succeeds Harry Kipke after his December dismissal, amid board support and pending contract details.
Aytona Beach Florida February 10 United Press dispatch by Henry McLemore unveils McLemore's plan to launch a sports quiz series. Readers will answer questions on figures like Tommy Hitchcock, Bill Tilden and Man o War with prizes for participants.
In Columbus on Feb 14 the Marietta and Ohio University basketball teams renew their feud at Marietta. Earlier in Athens a fight between Nick Lalich and Bob Tate sparked protests. officials aim to prevent a repeat with a pregame gathering and strict crowd control as the largest Ban Johnson Memorial fieldhouse crowd is expected. Other games include Toledo vs Loyola, Ashland vs Heidelberg, Defiance vs Wilmington, and nearby conference results with Kenyon beating Denison.
A sweeping California storm left multiple fatalities and extensive damage from Los Angeles to Eureka. Victims include F. Bellaulst in Ripon, W. Brom in Sacramento, and Fritz Flubiger, a U. S. Coast Guard member. Wind reached 78 mph in San Francisco, disrupting power, trains, and infrastructure. hundreds injured, and widespread property loss reported across several cities.
Ta coma pro Charlie Congdon led the San Francisco Match Play Open second qualifying with a 75 as the field struggled. Lawson Little finished second with 76 after a late surge, while Jim Demaret Neil Christian and Johnny Kevyoka were among those a stroke back at 77 in a tight field of 170 starters. A boxing report follows about Armstrong stopping Citrino in the first round.
In London on February 16 1940 countries largely rejected a boycott of the Tokyo Olympic Games. Finland and Czechoslovakia showed sympathy though officials urged caution. Italy favored no boycott while most nations adopted a wait and see stance ahead of the Cairo IOC meeting.
CHICAGO Feb 10 Directors of the Chisago Cubs National League club today elected Charles A Weber vice president to fill vacancy caused by the death of John C Sega. Weber, club treasurer, will serve in a dual capacity. Frank Ilie elected to executive committee to fill Seys place. William Veeck Jr was elected to a director post.
In a scene echoed of the Capone era, Sam Costello reputed head of a slot machine racket was killed at a Chicago Heights bakery by gunmen in hunting attire. Three associates wounded. Costello’s brother Charles dubbed the Capone of Chicago Heights. Police seek motive tied to gambling and illicit alcohol rackets.
Columbus Ohio February 19 With the bulk of major measures in the current special session already moved Senate and House prepare to adjourn until February 28 sine die Pending items include substitute poor relief bills replacing Governor Davey’s measures and a $3,000,000 supplemental appropriation the session’s motive for adjournment The two new poor relief bills establishing a state relief director and funding for the director's office were set for House passage today
Elyria High School announces the first semester honor roll for 1937-38 with 147 students listed. Twenty earned straight A averages, while others held at least one A and no grade below B. names include Betty Miller Janet Smith Dorothy Thayer Jeanette Zachman Joan Baber Jean Crisp Jeannette Fox Nancy Konlin Phyllis Bourquin Donna Mertz Loig Opper Margaret Wehman Rose Mary Barlow Betty Hengelbaugh Edith Mae Kelly Harry Koplin Ruth MacDonald Wayne Meinke Marian Spencer and Marcia Steele.
Two Lorain County dairy herd owners were named to the 400-Pound Ohio Honor Dairy Herd Club based on last years records. Robert Saunders of LaGrange with a 25 cow Guernsey herd averaged 415 pounds of butterfat per cow, and Karl Langendorfer of Wakeman with 11 Holsteins averaged 400 pounds per cow. Saunders belongs to Lorain County Herd Improvement Association No. 1 and Langendorfer to No. 2.
In London a group of psychologists and educators announce Britain’s first leisure survey to measure how much free time people have and what they do with it. A fragment notes disruptions from trains and other breakdowns affecting travel.
Lorain County agricultural extension agents announce a meeting next Tuesday at 3 PM in Elyria Chamber offices to organize seven institutes for 1939. Officers for each institute are listed with presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, hostesses, treasurers, and executive committees.
Nick Redinger aged 50, a Vermilion fleet operator, died instantly when his truck was hit by the Mercury passenger train near Risden Road. The impact hurled the truck 300 feet along the tracks. engine and wheel were found different distances. Redinger, who did hauling for the Erie County highway department, had just turned around to quit for the day. He leaves a wife, three daughters and two sons. body taken to Beechie Funeral Home.
Los Angeles reports defense attorney Jerry Giesler urged life and freedom for Paul A. Wright in a trial lasting over three weeks. Prosecutor J. Miller Leavy contended Wright killed wife and John B. Kimmel amid jealousy, seeking first degree murder and punishment. The jury of eight men and four women was to begin deliberations after closing arguments.
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