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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

24 Feb 1937

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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1937

Page

5

Notice of public bids for city equipment and real estate sales

Legal notices announce bids for street department equipment including power tractor and city-owned machinery with bids due March 4 1937 and a range of sheriff sale actions in Lorain County Ohio including properties in Elyria Avon and Carlisle and multiple parcels with appraised values and cash terms. Proceedings list case numbers 38329 30188 38223 85374 37224 38316 38481 38096 38326.

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Thege‘ity of Elyria de- Parton Glyria Lorain County Savings & Trust Company W. E. Patton Court of Common Pleas Toraln County Ohio Courty House Flyma Lorain County Flytha Lorain Oslo Bowen W. Hn Ry Oranches Black River Elyria Township Seventh Street William F. Grall Falver Joseph J. Lehman Pilatnutt Julius P. Kelling Towit Sheffield Lake Shore Lake Erie Raid Township Lake Shore Electric Railway Company Geo. Kelling County of State of Gard Road Eria Anid Ktate Lake Shire Head Said Lake Shore Eilectric Railway Company Hetra George Kelling Rabove William F. Grath Loraly County Anthony Nejuing Atty Lorain County Savings & ‘Trust Company Terelle Stavik Atevs Joe Volienski Ridgeville C. J. Porter Sala Lot Ohio Fuel Gas Company Preston Oil Company County of Lorain William F Couurt Carlisle Township Indian Hollow Mary J. Garrett Joseph H. Garrett Joseph WH. Garret Henery Townsend Henrys Townsend Mike Mather Mary Mather Torain County Waclaw Sikora Mary Bikora Willian J Townsend Frank Jacynics Ernest Frick Elizabeth Frick Indian Hollow Road D. W Linn St. Ames C. Terrell Edgar C. Terrell Cleveland E. &. Terrell Cleveland Road Warden Laundon Ohto Wat D. Taylor Lorain Country Savings & Trust Company Preston L. Coon Carlisle Russia Road Harry S. Morgan Martin Lauer William H. Sutlite Wiliam H. Sutliff Rugsia Road Ruasin Terain County John Kelleys LaPorte Road LaPorte Street Ward Plat Leas Grafton & Southern East Ave LaPorte Fauver Avon Avon Jewismp Peter Wearsch Christopher Wearsch Fleed Christopher Wearseh Sifat John Wearseh Derd John Wearach Cuyahogs County Detroit Road Avon Village Onlo Anthony Neiding Loretta Holmes Townsend Avenue Detroit Michigan First Savings and Loan Company Common Pleas Court Blytha Lorata Second Street Laintiff First Savings & Loan CO Waynes C. Black Henry Willis Miller Tattle May Hicks Nald Township East Avenue Hattie Hicka Charles R. Metcalf Theodore N. Carpenter Fontalnuns J. C. Miller Wlt Nate William FF. Gral LD Hamlin Frank Justin Harriet C. Andrews Ventory Home Owners’ Loan Corporation H. N. Taylor Court House Aarons Lincoln Park Marseilles Avenue Zi Marseilles Avenue William FL Grall James B. Lilly Lebd Andwur Mortgage Loan Company Leroy Kessler A. K LeRoy Deasler Saié Elyvia Eimmeér Adame Mo 4 Middle Avenue Gaid Biyria William F. Gral Ono Deutsch & Dilgren Attys
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Strike waves hit Springfield pressmen and rubber workers

The Crowell Publishing plant in Springfield faced a sit-down strike as about 50 union pressmen demand higher pay and recognition. The firm prints Colliers, American Magazine, Woman's Home Companion, and Country Home and employs 4000. Similar actions spread to rubber plants in Ohio Michigan and Wisconsin amid rising labor unrest.

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Springfield Crowell Publishing Company Colliers American Woman's Home Companion Country Home Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Rubber Workers Induallves Boston United Shor and Leather Workers
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The Purple Arrow Mystery Brings Ward and Fran Closer

Fran and Ward Petersen grow closer amid danger surrounding the Purple Arrow. A note with the armband card surfaces as Ward holds a secret about the symbol. Fran reveals her past with the Purple Arrow and clings to Ward as they plan escape, amid suspicion and looming pursuit.

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Frances Haven Jonely Denmark Rumania Mr. Jillup Aoey Arthur Joe Jillap Wic Ward Petersen Slacks Professor Richardson Fran Jane Ward Xward Ard Jack
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Pie shop owner feeds striking workers with free pies

In Los Angeles William Plegiy, owner of the Brownie Pie Shop, led 11 pie makers in a strike by starving them, then fed them and even provided police with free pies to keep order as a tacit labor dispute spread across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Chicago.

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Massachusetts New Hampshire Chicago Non-Operative Railway Brotherhoods William Plegiy Los Angeles
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South Amherst Bride To Be Honored Shower

Miss Ruth Albrecht of Fisha, awaiting marriage to Theodore John of Ridgeville on March 6, was feted at a pre nuptial shower hosted by Miss Margaret Mahon of Vivian street. Attendees from Elyria, Grafton and Amherst enjoyed hearts games and a pink white decor theme with a miniature pink bride, gifts, and floral centerpieces. Mrs. Alfred Welton aided with serving.

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South Amherst Ruth Albrecht Fisha Theodore Johnson Ridgeville Margaret Mahon Vivian Street Melvin Reichert Miss Mahon Alfred Welton Elyria Grafton Amherst
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Auxiliary Meeting At American Legion Post 197

The February gathering of South Amher Auxiliary Post 197 met in club rooms Monday evening. Routine dues and plans for a public card party were finalized. Mrs Gust Mathas received the door prize as social time followed adjournment. Hostesses Harmon Mathas and Charley Nickel served a two course lunch to nine members.

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South Amher American Legson Auxilary Post No. 197 Gust Mathas Harmon Mathas Charley Nickel
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Club Entertained and Council Meets in Village Notes

Miss Margaret Bogardy hosted the Cheery Stitchers at her home with needlework and refreshments. The Village Council held a reg ular session at the town hall led by Mayor Henry Garland with ordinary business and favorable reports. Mrs. Sam Slack will open her home to the Methodist Ladies Aid Society Thursday afternoon with Mrs. S. C. Bailey as assistant hostess and encouraging attendance.

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Margaret Bogardy Cheery Stitchers Club Elizabeth Martin Regar Henry Garland
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Farmer Sells Land On Pig Installment Plan

A Honolulu farmer arranged a barter installment deal to acquire new acreage. He paid 12 pigs upfront and will deliver one pig each month until the total of 48 pigs is fulfilled.

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Honolulu
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Train derailment near Laughlin mill injures teen by trestle

Dorothy Spyder, 14, broke her leg after being struck by a cable as she crossed a trestle on the Laughlin Mill route near Martins Fern, where a derailed train narrowly avoided entering the plant. Officials said safety measures prevented a worse outcome as the 600 yard trestle crosses State Route 7 and railroad tracks. Cars piled east of the highway, tearing down a power line and halting streetcar traffic briefly. The Laughlin Mill, run by Carnegie Illinois Steel, kept operations by trucking coal.

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Martins Ferny Ee Steel Laughlin Dorothy Spyder Pennsylvania Carnegie Llllinois Steal Corp
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Torso Of Woman Found On Beach

Cleveland police intensified searches for the identity of a 25 year old mother as a second torso washed ashore on Lake Erie near Kingsbury Run. The eight decapitation victim in 2 1/2 years raises fears tied to the same killer who has beheaded six people in Kingsbury Run. Detectives link the fresh torso to the infamous mad killer thought to target women and men in the area.

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Cleveland Lake Erie Kingsbury Run
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Ohio House debates tax reform and neutral war stance

The Ohio House considered bills to maintain neutrality in case of war and approved a resolution commending the American Legion for repaying a $50,000 state loan for its Cleveland convention. A state tax commission reorganization bill was postponed amid clashes over creating a state tax administrator and reducing commission membership from four to three, with administration powers shifted to a new administrator.

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House American Legion Cleveland House Committee On Organization of State Governments State Tax Commission Thomas A. Christy Monroe Commission Christy Rep Mother Hubbard Jacob Davis Davey Ohio Chamber of Commerce Sherrill Committee W. D. Burgett Ashtabula
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Reich and Italy Plan 150 Million Euro Highway

Rome reports plans for a 150 million dollar highway to link Munich and Rome. Italian German and Austrian engineers are drawing the design. It is touted as a modern motor road of significant scope and ambition.

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Reich Italy Rome Munich
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