Sheriff Ads Notices of Lorain County Real Estate Sales
Multiple real estate sale notices from Lorain County Court of Common Pleas describe Public Auction dates in February 1937 for Elyria and Lorain properties. Properties include Sub Lot No. 35 in Block 16 Ely and Boynton addition and Abbe Road parcels, with appraisals ranging from about two thousand to five thousand dollars, subject to highway rights and two-thirds of appraisal minimum. Sheriff William F. Grall listed. Attorney James B. Lilley noted for all cases.
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Century-old Lorain County real estate sale notices
Public sheriff sale notices for Lorain County Ohio describe multiple properties in Elyria and Lorain, including a 308 Indiana Avenue, a 377 Columbus Street address, and a proposed Longfellow Street subdivision lot. The notices specify cash terms, appraised values, court case numbers, and dates in February 1937 with sale times at 10 a.m. at the courthouse.
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Hold Conference On Payment Of Medical Bills
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Complete Plans For President's Ball Saturday
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Farewell party honors Miss Benjak May at Oberlin
Mrs H E Morgan Jr hosted a Little Sorority farewell for Miss Benjak May who leaves Oberlin for Ashtabula. Guests played bridge with high score won by Mrs Florence Smith of Elyria. Miss Jean Morgan attended. Elegant Valentino themed refreshments were served and handkerchiefs given as parting gifts.
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Flooded village sees boats replace streets as rising waters persist
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Fined $50 And Costs By Judge Cook
Phil White of Elsria was fined $50 and costs for violating state gambling statutes after arraignment before Judge D A Cook today. He was arrested when a race horse machine was seized at The Country Tavern on Elyria avenue at Dutton road by Sheriff William F Grall and deputies January 16. Roxe Celano proprietor of the tavern faced gambling device charges which Judge Cook sustained at the prosecutor’s request. White is said to be a machine operator in the area.
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Face Prison Terms for Extortion in Smith Case
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