Case in Lorain County involves Uriah Tracy heirs and multiple defendants
The petition filed February 3 1922 in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas claims the plaintiff owns fee simple title to two parcels in Carlisle Township Ohio and that all named defendants or their heirs have no right or lien to the land The suit seeks to bar any claims and quiet title to the described property totaling about 73 12 and 237 50 acres subject to highways and prior deeds to Carlisle Township trustees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriah Tracy
Lydia Tracy
Dudley Griswold
Simon Perkins
George Swift
Olive D Swift
Phinehas Johnson
Cornelia M. Griswold
Ohio Life Insurante and Trust Company
William George Tracy
William George ‘Tracy
Charles Tracy
Frederick A. Tracy
Amos H. Hubbard
Russell Hubbard
William Johnson
William H. Johnson
Alma
H. Johnson
Alma C. Johnson
Elizabeth Chapman
Thurout F. Chapman
Thurout P. Chapman
Benjamin F. Robinson
Benjamin F
Robinson
George Taylor
Sarah Taylor
Thomas L. Taylor
Mathias Hall
Mathias Halli
Court of Common Fleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Carlisle
Lorain
State of
Carlisle Township
H. A
FL A. Jackson
EP Booth
Black Fiver
Tora
C. A Huene
Ernest and
Elizabeth Frick
L. B Sackson
Anthony Novak
W. H. Townsend
Alvah
Maher Preston
Catherine Kolb
Marriage woes and hospital drama unfold in family tale
In a serialized domestic scene Adele Garrison portrays a wife navigating care for a mother in law after a broken arm. The narrative follows medical gestures, ward banter, and plans for hiring help as characters debate who bears responsibility during a fragile period. Nearby notes report local social visits and a Cincinnati patrol shooting incident.
Community Notes From Huntington Doings Highlight Local Lives
Huntington neighbors share visits illnesses and returns. Mrs H D Bowen hosts Community Ladies Aid dinner February 28 while Farm Women’s Club members meet with Mrs M Leininger and Mrs Lloyd Burkett hosts February 23. distant relatives call and recovery news follow in a bustling local record of February events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kelsey
Cyrus Hawley
Akron
Ohio
Hawley
Sam Ehrlick
Will Hintz
Lorain
Harvey Chapman
Sullivan
Maurice Hawley
Grandmother
Thomas
F. J. Mack
M. Leininger
Farm Women’s Club
Leininger
Lloyd Burkett
Farm Woman's Club
Johnson Crile
John Burkett
H. S. Solida
Edmund Whitbeck
Floctor
Community Ladies’ Aid Society
G. A. Handley
Walter Handley
Spencer
Nellie Boone
Will Handley
Lavon
George Phillips
Cleveland
Prof
Ward
Oberlin
H. D. Bowen
Ladies Aid at Methodist church meets in Vemilion
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church met at Mrs. Charles Barber's Jefferson Street home. After business, readings by Mrs. Sandborn and Mrs. Edson, a vocal solo by Mrs. Ries, and a social hour with a Gainty luncheon. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. David Stevens' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. BE
M. B
A. C Smith
Esther Jeffrey
Brighton
Huntington
Charles Hicks
H. ©. Solida
John Burkett
Alfred Fuller
Spencer
Peter Finkle
Warden Rogers
Harry Allen
Wellington
H. R. Allen
James
Chester Eglin
New Lomion
Lara Rogers
Will Handley
G. A. Handley
Frank Kelsey
Akron
Vermilion
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Barber
Jefferson St
Sandborn
Ries
Edson
Charles Nuhm
Hettler
Beck
David Stevens
Methodist Young Women Host Martha Washington Tea
Amherst residents gathered at Mrs. R. H. Hearn’s Cleveland avenue home for a Martha Washington Tea hosted by the Methodist Young Women’s society. Mrs. John Egeland and Mrs. Casper Date Jr. assisted. Miss Mabel Walker won a cake prize and Mrs. H. J. Brown took musical honors. Officers elected included Miss Iona Kaser as president and Miss Blanche Jenne as secretary. The event featured blue, red and white decor and a cafeteria lunch with a cherry tree centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Methodist Young Women’s Society
Martha Washington
R. H. Hearn
Cleveland Avenue
John Egeland
Casper Date, Jr
Blanche Jenne
Mabel Walker
H. J. Brown
Iona Kaser
Public Auction At Ed Smith Farm Near Ridgeville Center
Auctioneer Col. Dan Eason lists items to be sold by A J Walker and A Falener at the Ed Smith farm 1 4 mile east of Ridgeville Center Stop 54 starting at 1 pm. Principal goods include 3 gelding horses 1 Jersey cow 2 years 1 heifer 2 years old due July 4 tons mixed hay 150 bu oats 100 baskets corn and a gold coin hard coal stove. Terms cash for totals up to 10 and 8 percent for larger balances with notes. All must be settled before removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Smith
Arthur Falkner
Ridgeville Center
Hale Farm
Oberlin
Elyria-Oberlin Green
Food Prices and Grain Market Report
A long list of market items with prices appears, including potatoes onions lettuce and various fruits and vegetables, followed by a grain market section noting wholesale prices to farmers for No 2 wheat oats shelled corn hay straw and middlings. The entry closes with a note on selling prices for flour bran gluten and cotton seed meal. Also included are brief dispatches from Washington and Gales Arizona detailing naval arms talks and a pistol wound incident involving Mrs Theodore Marburg Jr and local legislative action in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Hobbe Yee
Besfsteak Og Lee
Scesseeaees
Springers Oe
Pittsburgh Lump
Pocahontas
Focahontas
Ron
Bergholz, Lumip
Millfield
Kentucky
Gales, Ariz
Theodore Marburg, Jr
Baltimore
Magdalena
Sonora
Marburg
Theodore Marburg, Sr
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East Ave
Universal Crane Co
City
Imperial Furniture Co
East Broad Street Bridge
Peepee Kyman
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Phoro
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HornsEe
Electric Seaving CO
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USS
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Jackson Hotel
H. Lee
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A. G Olmsted &O
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T. DB. Goodwin
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Sentleman
Tom Square
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Ae 4Th St
Elyria Optical’ Co
Lake Ave
New St
Homer
Middle Avenue
Cleveland St
E. J O'Donnell
West Side
Broad St
South Side
John H
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Palos
Ate
East Side
Carl Hinkson
Jefferson Ants
Chronicle
Middle Ave
American Lace Mfg
Elyna
Charles Ct
Harper
White Crocn ‘School of Beauty Culture
Erie/ Bldg
America
Greater Value Outfitters
Cincinnati
Knight Motors
Sendition
Claude Spicer
Tidgeville
EL Haulk
LaGrange
GA. Cox
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Kilroy
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Perk Ave
Boulevard
Clonan
Hnight-Norris-Gibbs CO
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Faton
William Kilnoy
Maple St
Grafton Inc
Uver
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Paved Street
Groom Home
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Osborne Serene Naan
Baus & Morgan
Spruce St
Qberlin
Frank Wilford
Turner Bldg
G. A. Cox
Oberlin Road
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Toom
Gilbert Bros
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Elsha
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Phong
Stone Road
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Ely
Henry Heidrich
Poraid County Bank
Lil
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Glendale Ci
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Call Walton Ite Co
Bell Phone
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Witte Wrandotte Pers
MecCaske
H. M Redington
Fifth St
Corner Oak
Sherman S. Wurst
Templar Touring
Particwars
Goodyear
Ford Park
Gria Beltion Machinery
David Grundfest
D.C. Westenhaver
Tydze
Thomas A. Conway
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Xeleange
Athlet
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Oberlin Business College
Charles Gegenheimer
Peter Hahn
Jed van
Rocky River
Everett Athy
Athy
Mrs. Hearn
Los Angeles
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Taylor
Harry N. Fields
Doper
Edward Fox
London
Sue
A. J. Walker
A. Falener
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Ilamery
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