Sheriff's Dept Busy In 1935 Report Details Foreclosures and Sales
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick's civil branch report, prepared by Deputy Claude Adams, shows 235 property sales in 1935, up from 114 in 1934, totaling $958,916 versus $543,683. The report notes foreclosures reflect market demand rather than generic default, with 273 sale orders, 22 called off, and 16 lacking bidders. Includes 61 farms totaling 3,389 acres at an average $59.16 per acre and 184 city parcels sold for $757,392.
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Clarence W. Dick
Claude Adams
Sheriff’s Department
Toledo State Hospital
Columbus
Mansfield Reformatory
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Toledo
Adams
Department mileage and cost report of five cars
The five car department covered 141281 miles last year at $3296 for gasoline and repairs before depreciation. One car logged 41000 miles, while end-of-year totals ranged from 69000 to 104000 miles. Costs per mile varied 1.68 to 2.86 cents, with older cars costing more per mile.
Avon Lake Pinochle Club Members Meet for Luncheon
Avon Lake residents gathered Tuesday for a one o’clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harry Burkhardt. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Gerves Gates, Mrs. Anton Fruster, and Mrs. Burkhardt. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Anton Fruster of Lake Road.
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Avon Lake
Harry Burkhardt
Gerves Gates
Anton Fruster
Burkhardt
Lake Road
Shower Honoring Mrs. Foster Frey Draws Nearby Guests
A Sunday afternoon event at Mrs. Foster Frey’s home hosted about 35 attendees. Among out of town guests were Mrs. Wm. Young, Mrs. Wm. Theil and sisters Louise and Lillian of Lorain, Mrs. John Frey and Mrs. LaVern Frey of Avon, Mrs. Art George of Dover, Mrs. Clyde Stokes and Mrs. John Januska of Bay Village, and Miss Agnes Frey of Cleveland. Guests played pinochle and bingo, refreshments were served, and Mrs. Frey received many gifts.
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Foster Frey
Wm. Young
Wm. Theil
Louise
Lillian
Lorain
John Frey
LaVern Frey
Avon
Art George
Dover
Clyde Stokes
John Januska
Bay Village
Agnes Frey
Cleveland
Frey
Sooy To Observe 15th Anniversary As An Auctioneer
Clayton H. Sooy Lorain County auctioneer marks fifteen years in the trade since his first sale on February 8 1921 on Grafton Road for a man named Bongs. He recalls officiating at several hundred auctions all individual not community sales. His largest sale was real estate at 15500 and largest farm sale 5600. His work has spanned Lorain Medina Erie Huron and western Cuyahoga counties.
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Clayton H. Sooy
Lorain County
Grafton Road
Bongs
Sooy
Medina
Erie
Huron
Cuyahoga Counties
Seek Musical Honors at Lorain County Contest
The Solo and Ensemble Contest of Lorain County Schools meets at Clearview on Saturday. Entrants from our school include Marilyn Porter and Bobby Qoppelt on violins, Lawrence Kavanagh on cello in a trio with Eleanor Green on piano, Teddy Nussdorfer on violin, and Kavanagh again on cello. Girls' Ensemble features Aldine Taylor Janet Holden Dolores Boehm Helena Kavanagh Gweneth Cousins Jane Werle Phyllis Black. Boys' Ensemble lists Mike Rockas.
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Lorain County
Clearview
Marilyn Porter
Bobby Qoppelt
Lawrence Kavanagh
Eleanor Green
Teddy Nussdorfer
Aldine Taylor
Janet Holden
Dolores Boehm
Helena Kavanagh
Gweneth Cousins
Jane Werle
Phyllis Black
Mike Rockas
Radio Programs and Broadcast Schedule Summary
WTAM WGAR and WHK stations feature a dense lineup across five blocks with varied acts, music, and talks. Notable entries include Audy Vallee, President's Ball, Easy Aces, and Lon Gordon Panda with segments from Jack Graney, Dr Thomas, Rudy Vallee, and the Lum Abner cast. The schedule lists many bands, orchestras, and variety acts with times and repeats through the day. It references specific programs such as Tea Time Histor Society, Variety shows, and News Bulletins, indicating a broad array of entertainment and information segments.
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Wgar
Roger Stearns
Vander Pyi
Gordon Panda
Jimmy Allen
Hobby
Dames of Malta Sisterhood meets away from Chateau
The Dames of Malta Sisterhood cancelled Tuesday’s Chateau meeting due to frozen water pipes. Members relocated to Ella Moore’s home for a pot luck dinner, with Nellinn Hall Beatrice Schumaker Jessie Scott Jennie Robinson Mary Holmes Helen Herring Grace Hutter in attendance.
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Dames of Malta Sisterhood
Chateau
Sisterhood
Ella Moore
Nellinn Hall
Beatrice Schumaker
Jessie Scott
Jennie Robinson
Mary Holmes
Avon Lake
Helen Herring
Grace Hutter
Bay Village
Holy Trinity Hall Hosts Card Party and Dance
A card party and dance will be held at Holy Trinity Hall Sunday evening in February. A committee with chair Mrs. Joseph Forthofer among members A through G will host. Public is invited. refreshments will be served.
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Holy Trinity Hall
Joseph Forthofer
Plans for Townsend club card party at school auditorium
The Townsend club sponsors a public card party and dance in the school auditorium on Saturday evening. Music will be provided by the Cosmopolitan Orchestra of Lorain.
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Townsend Club
Cosmopolitan Orchestra of
Lorain
Ohio State Student Ray Ashdown Participates in Newman Club Dinner
Ray Ashdown a student at Ohio State University serves on the committee for a recent Newman Club dinner, taking part in organizing the event with fellow members and club leaders.
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Ray Ashdown
Ohio State University
Newman Club
Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club Meeting Notice
The Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club holds its regular meeting on Monday February 3 at 2 PM at 1374 Phelps Ave Lakewood. Vice president Afarry McKay presides in Mrs Frank Reid's absence as wintering in Miami and a speaker presents slides on garden flowers.
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Avon-on-the-Lake
Local residents visit and post office moves noted
Mr and Mrs Rudy Kihm of Lakewood visit Avon Lake friends on Wednesday. Clarence Weber and daughter Carol stay with John Bodnar who is ill in Sheffield. Irwin Lear and Rawson Hassell visit the Lears. Williamson of Cleveland calls on Ben Sidwar. Mrs Charles Williams visits her mother in Avon. Joe Cajka and wife attend a farewell banquet at Rocky River post office as the office moves to Warren Road. Clarence Smetzky family visit Cleveland. Mrs Edward Mitchell Jr calls on Joseph Thompson in Rocky River. Bill Dunlap of Ashland spends Sunday at home. Brookside basketball hosts a game here Friday evening.
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Rudy Kihm
Lakewood
Avon Lake Friends
Clarence Weber
Carol
John Bodnar
Sheffield
Bodnar
Irwin Lear
Rawson Hassell
John Lear
Williamson
Cleveland
Ben Sidwar
Charles Williams
Wm. Barr, Sr
Avon
Joe Cajka
Rocky River
Joseph Thompson
Bill Dunlap
Ashland
Brookside
Heathcote Rites Mark Life Of South Amherst Resident
John S. Heathcote 60 died at Amherst Hospital after two week illness with pneumonia. A resident of South Amherst since 1905 coming from Matlock England he leaves wife Patience a daughter Mrs Beatrice Vinson son Claude six grandchildren of Elyria. Funeral services were held at his home and at the Methodist Church with Rev B H Ryan officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Junior Choir Club to entertain with a card party at Nativity Church Friday evening with card games and refreshments. good attendance urged.
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Amherst Hospital
Matlock
England
Patience
Beatrica Vinson
Claude
Elyria
B. H. Ryan
Henry Kolb
Harold Allsop
William Cook
Evergreen Cemetery
O H. Baker
Nativity Church
Camden and South Amherst to meet on local floor Friday
The Camden basketball team hosts the South Amherst boys Friday evening on the local floor. The public is invited to attend.
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Camden
South Amherst Boys
Progressive Sunday School Class Hosts Banco Party
Members of the Progressive Sunday School Class sponsor a Banco Party in the Congregational Church parlor Friday evening. Anyone interested is invited to attend.
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Banco
Congregational Church
Ruth Anderson Profile Sparks Family Acknowledgment
Ruth Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Anderson, has become a focal point in a local society note highlighting family ties, community involvement, and upcoming events honoring notable residents.
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Ruth Anderson
Roy Anderson
WPA Writers To Survey Ohio Historical Records
A nationwide survey of state and local historical records will be undertaken in Ohio as part of the WPA writers project. Carl Watson, WPA director for Ohio, announced the effort supervised by James G. Dunton of Columbus to locate the records, assess their condition, and codify maps and reports for historians. Letters have been sent to officials requesting cooperation to locate records stored in courthouses and public buildings across the state.
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WPA
Ohio
Carl Watson
James G. Dunton
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Alabama
Child Emerges From Illness Slowly
Report indicates a child recovering from illness since Christmas is now able to sit up for short periods daily. The update notes gradual improvement and better activity levels, with caregivers hopeful for continued progress in coming weeks.
Community Notices and Social Highlights from Columbia
A summary of local social events and memberships in Columbia Ohio and nearby towns. Notables include Mrs Ethel Daugherty's visit from Cleveland, dinner and hosting by local families, wintering in St Petersburg Florida, a shower for Mrs Arthur Hawke, and farm bureau activities in Elyria with 15 year service pins awarded to longtime members.
Townsend Meeting And Local Family Gatherings In Town
The town notes a Townsend meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Ernest Reisinger with thirty two attendees including the Reis ger and Jor dan families from Lorain Ashland and Elyria. Refresments were served and pinochle and reminiscing filled the evening. The next gathering will be at Charles Reisinger’s Lorain home on February 5.
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Ernest Reisinger
Charles Reisger
Lorain
Vic
Robert Jordan
Ashland
Hiller
Carlisle
Hart
Cleveland
Joe Reisinger
Ben Reisinger
Frank Heineman
Lynn Bartter
Olva Bolling
Thelma Cartright
Wolliam Miller
Emery Klooz
Edoward Kobatha
Elizabeth Odor
John Schueher
Karl Trueis
Rica
Ernest Reisinnger
Clark Herrington
Ernest
Nettle Klady
Elyria
Ernest Dunford
Paul
Gene
Splendor at Capitol Theatre stars Hopkins and McCrea
A drama about a girl who marries into New York's 400 and is sacrificed by her husband's family to luxury opens tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre. Millam Hopkins and Joel McCrea headline the cast.
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New York
Capitol Theatre
Millam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Bell Realty Sells Properties and Finds Tenants
J H Bell or the Bell Realty Co announces sales or leases including 423 Kenyon to Kulls Pugh, 426 South Street to William Reese, the Stop 69 Cleveland Road gas station and residence to Benjamin Brouse, and Dr Gill’s 205 Park Avenue rental to Mr Lyons of Columbus Ohio who moves here to work at Fox Furnace Co.
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J. H. Bell
The
Bell Realty Co
Kenyon
Kulls Pugh
Sth Street
William Reese
Cleveland Road
Benjamin Brouse
Dr. Gill
Park Avenue
Mr. Lyons
Columbus, O
Fox Furnace Co
Last Outpost Opens at Rivoli With Cary Grant Cast
The Last Outpost opens tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre. Cary Grant Claude Rains Gertrude Michael Kathleen Burke and Colin Tapley lead the cast in a story of Arabia ruins deserts and jungles.
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Arabia
Rivoli Theatre
Cary Grant
Claude Rains
Gertrude Michael
Kathleen Burke
Colin Tapley
Meeting at Columbia Town Hall to hear Cleveland speaker
A meeting was held at Columbia Town Hall next Monday evening with a speaker from Cleveland. Mrs. Weaver of Berea spoke persuasively about a plan used in Denmark for years. Over 30 attended despite cold weather. Ridgeville postpones The Black Derby due to a storm.
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Columbia Town Hall
Cleveland
Ridgeville
Milestones talks and choir rehearsal noted
Gordon Barttar presented from the June pamphlet Milestones and related works on immigrant aid mission and William Roger Williams. The Baptist Choir held a Wednesday evening rehearsal.
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Gordon Barttar
Africa
Roger Williams
America
First Baptist Church
Providence
R. L
Why are we here sermon at Columbia Methodist Church
Rev Paul Pask Brown will preach on Why are we here at Columbia Methodist Church next Sunday morning at 9 46 with Sunday School after Roll Call Sunday. February will be church membership month and members are urged to attend at least 90 percent. The Methodist Choir met at the parsonage under Brown’s direction during Mrs Jay Jasper’s recovery from a fractured wrist. Epworth League gathered with Leland and Dale Martin last Sunday. A showing of Les Miserables is planned at the town hall Thursday January 30. Mrs Blackins of Roralton, once employed at the J H Bastard home, died at her residence on Christmas Day. Mr Blackburn, once improving, is bedfast. Gerald, son of a family, is growing fast at school. Mrs Burl Martin will entertain.
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Columbia Methodist Church
M. E
Brown
Jay Jasper
Epworth League
Leland
Dale Martin
Town Hall
Blackins
Roralton
J. H. Bastard
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Now You Can Wear FALSE TEETH
Fat talk laugh or sneeze without fear of false teeth dropping or slipping. FASTERTH folds them firmly and comfortably with no tummy gooey pasty taste. Breath stays pleasant. Newer and better than anything you have used. Get FASTEETH today at Muirs drug store.
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Muir's
Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On
Coughs from colds lagging can be relieved by Creomulsion which soothes inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm. The druggist guarantees results or refunds money if not satisfied after the first use.
Sonnet group meets in LA 8 on February 6
The Sonnet group of the LA 8 gathers Thursday February 6 for a noon lunch. All are united. Bring two sandwiches and the hostess will furnish the rest of the noon-day meal.
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Sonnet Group
L. A
Rinso ad promises brighter clothes and long lasting suds
A Rinso laundry detergent advertisement extols brighter whites and lively suds for clothes, colors, tub washing, and dishwashing. It claims 33 famous washers recommend Rinso and urges readers to buy the big package for longer lasting cleanliness.
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Rinso
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