Notice Case NG 28480 in Ohio court
State of Ohio Ltrain County as Alice A Andrus executrix of Filth E Robinsons estate sues Frances Louise Sampeon and others in the Court of Common Pleas. Defendants Frances Sampeon and multiple named residents in Indiana California and Nevada are listed with residences including La Porte San Francisco Winnemucca and Winnemucca Nevada.
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State of Ohio
Ltrain County
Alice A. Andrus
Filth E. Robinson
Frances Louise Sampeon
Court of Common Pleas
Frances Louies Sampeon
la Porte
Indiana
Virginia Robinson Thomas
Lyons Street
San Francisco
California
Adele Robinson
Winnemucca
Nevada
Roberta Robinson
Tonight’s area events offer basketball, meetings, and activities
News From Correspondents reports a Chatham basketball game against Sharon at 7 30 p m and Liverpool High meets Granger in Valley City at 7 30 p m. Clarksfield Grange hosts Lyme and North Fairfield Granges in a community exchange program at 7 p m. Lenten devotions at St Peter’s Church in N Ridgeville at 7 45 p m. Four H Club girls plan a Valentine party at Miss Lucille Senning’s home at 7 p m in Vincent. East Carlisle P T A Founders Day at the school near 7 p m. Townsend Club meets in Columbia Town Hall with Akron’s Mr Knight as speaker. Murray Ridge School presents moving pictures at 8 p m. Valentine party for students in afternoon. WMS meeting postponed to Feb 25 in Fields. C M McConnell, Homecoming chair, calls subcommittee meeting at Sullivan school Friday evening.
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P. m. Clarksfield
Clarksfield Grange
Lyme
North Fairfield
At & P. m. N. Ridgeville
St. Peter's Church
Lucille Senning
Valley City
Liverpool— High
Granger
Carisle
East
Town Hall
Knight
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Murray Ridge
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C. M. McConnell
Estate case seeks construction of will Item Four in Ohio court
Alice A. Andrus executrix seeks court guidance on Edith E. Robinson's will. The petition filed in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas requests interpretation of Clause Four regarding legacies to Cecelia May Stolpman, Frances Louise Sampson, and Stuart Robinson's daughters, plus contingencies involving Cecelia Stolpman’s potential purchase and distribution of proceeds. Defendants must answer by April 3, 1937.
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Fd. C. Decker
A. K
E. C. Decker
Louise L. Decker
Mabel M. Decker Krantz
Florida
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Ed. C. Decker
Elyria
County of
Lorain
State of
Eiska
State of Ohio
Elyria Township
Black River
Ehowe
Terrain County
Olive Street
Andwur Mortgagetran Company
Br Deutsch & Digren
Attys
Cecelia
Stolpman
Cecelia May Stolpman
Frances Louise Sampson
la Porte
Indiana
Stuart Robinson
Winnemucca
Nevada
Alice A. Andrus
Edith E. Robinson
D. A. Baird
Valentine party for Congregational church youth
North Olmsted reports a church Valentine party inviting high school age and older youths. North Ridgeville hosts a county play day at Ridgeville school from 9 AM to 3 30 PM for county league girls. Litchfield pastor F H Schott begins Lent sermons at 10 AM. Young People's Club meets at Lloyd home at 8 PM. Penfield Rev Darkey screens the film We Shall See Jesus at 8 PM.
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North Olmsted
Congregational Church
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Litchfield
F. H. Schott
Young People’s Club
Lloyd Home
Penfield
Darkey
Jesus
Methodist Church
Community Evening Activities Across Towns
Avon Junior Boys and Girls meet at the Baptist church at 7 pm. Chathan town basket ball team practices at the school at 8 pm. Grafton I Q O C F lodge gathers at the hall in the evening. La Grange Lyndon Chapter O E S meets in the evening. Litchfield Masons convene at the Masonic Hall at 7 30 pm. Litchfield Unique Bridge club meets with Mrs J H Bart at 8 pm. North Olmsted Boy Scouts meet at the Congregational church at 7 30 pm.
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Avon
Baptist Church
North Olmsted
Boy Scouts
Congregational Church
Ridgeville Grange Holds Busy February Meeting
Ridgeville Grange No. 2155 met with strong turnout. Committees reported finances from the dinner for firefighters and florists, totaling thirty and twenty seven dollars respectively. A work night on Feb 15 will install new chairs at Grange Hall. Honorary memberships were noted for George and Mrs. Fortune. The program featured Anna Nieding, a talk by E Fulmer on soil conservation, and music. An article on oriental pagodas describes towers with an odd number of stories from three to eleven.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Grange No. 2155
Grange Hall
George Fortune
Mrs. Fortune
Fragmentary OCR item lists scattered clues and terms
A fragmented OCR line mixes terms such as government building, lunar months, molecule, lace, speckled, legislator, Turkish prince, Nile electric, flames, and small bird. It lacks coherent narrative or context to identify a specific event or subject and cannot determine a clear news item from the fragments.
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Nie
Runaxary
Nile
World Wheat Crop Shrinks In 1936
The 1936 world wheat crop was the smallest since World War I, totaling 3.349 billion bushels excluding Soviet Russia. Weather across most regions caused declines, while South America gained 110 million bushels thanks to Argentina. North America fell 41 million. Canada, the United States and Australia posted smaller crops. Russia’s sowing favored weather may push its total above 1935.
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Rome
International Institute of Agriculture
Soviet Russia
Russia
South America
The
Bulletin
North America
Canada
United States
Australia
Wheat trade figures show recovery but October slackens
The bulletin notes a rebound in Mnéornational wheat exports in August and September, with a slowdown in October. Italy's bid for wheat import independence faltered as its crop fell 20 percent versus 1935. The season estimate is 226 million bushels, down from 283 million in 1936 and below the 263 million average.
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Italy
Old $4 Bill Warns Counterfeiters
NEW BERN North Carolina A four dollar bill printed in 1778 by the North Carolina state printer is on display here The bill was printed in New Bern by James Davis It is made of rag paper measures three inches long and two and a half inches wide The odd piece of currency serves as a historical exhibit in the local collection
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New Bern
N. C
North Carolina
James Davis
Frank M. Girton
Hillsborough
R. Cogden
T. Colbe
Counterfeit Bill and Jailor’s Lodgers Case Highlight 1778 Token
The fragment describes a four dollar North Carolina currency note from 1778 bearing anti royalty rhetoric and a counterfeiting warning. It also notes Harris jailor in Cerrito California dealing with two vagrants found sleeping in his bed and receiving 10-day suspended sentences.
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EBL
Cerrito
Cal
Harris
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