Elyria Ordinance 3163 Levying Special Assessments for Lighting
City of Elyria Ohio imposes annual special assessments to cover owner shares of a ten year boulevard and White Way lighting contract. Assessments run June 12 1937 to June 18 1936 contract period, at 60 cents per front foot on Broad Street Middle Avenue Court Street Second Street Third Street and 40 cents on Broad West and East segments, West Avenue and Kart Avenue.
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Dora A. Nichols
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Percy Tae
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George Hatlet
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Anna G. Wurst
Serbreebeseres
Pamela Lersch
Melcmeyer
BOM
O'Donnell
Ned Fitch
Renee
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Oscar I. Slaxerodt
Roy Td Wrah
T. I. McKinnon
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Robinson Building Co
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Weatern Dreserve Bldg. Co
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Wm. A. Iydsenee Eevecs
Noah Thu
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Helen B. Flynn
Altfeld
Renee Seeeeue
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Evangeline J. Santth Saree
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Human Bros. Realty Co
Andwar Mortgage-Loan Co
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Geet Inelt
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T. D. Walsh
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An & Ceasar Galli Eel
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Carl Ingner
Leo RR. Myers Motor Co
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Claire A. Williams
Uarl H
Ereers Vetoes
Mary T. Parsch
Senegad
First Baptist Church
James E. Rogers
Ben W. Marbach
Lee F Boise
Grace B. Spice Saedeee
Mayonic Temple Co
Minnie
Fred W. Jackson
Georgs Stevens
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Peeekens
M. J. McGuire
Aenee
Julia McGuire
Andwur Building Company
Lorain County
Hint Elizabeth Loeffier Sa
Tlyman Bros. Realty Co
Hughey Provision Co
Andwur Mortgage Loan Co. Sae
Wm. A. Ely
Alex Altfeld
Chas. A. Tite
Attyest
D._B. Symons
Eleanor Eldred
Louisa A. Conrad
Leonard Smith
Henry J. Smith
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Report of Condition of The Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Financial statement for The Elyria Savings and Trust Company Elyria Ohio as of June 30 1957 showing assets of 3 381 266 07 including loans 1 165 180 73 bonds 852 125 00 and real estate and reserves total liabilities and capital 3 381 266 07 with deposits and capital details and affidavits by treasurer Arthur R Tire and directors H C Harris S Fitch A Tite with affiliate note for The Andwer Building Company and legal notices of estate actions and partition cases in Lorain County Ohio filed July 7 1957
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Hlyria
Ohio
Keidlerut
Systen
Dunlicns
Division of Banks of
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Bonks
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Act
United States
Mayulty
Federal Reserve Banks
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Trust Department
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Arthur R. Tire
Andwur Building Company
Elyria
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
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Andwur Bulldine Company
Ign EL Powers
North Wilson Boulevard
Clemens
Michigan
Elizabeth A. Siple
Berry Boulevard
Relevue
Kentucky
Pearl Donald Powers
Gary Indiana
Leitte Rhoades
Second Street
Suwler
Pennsylvania
Martha FE
Gehner
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Church Street
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Hubbard C. Wilcox
Lorain County Bank
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Frank Lapp
Charlen Lapp
John App
Laverne IL Hinkes
Richard J. Wangeman
Louise Salisbury
Charlen Shiemmer
Giadys Fowls
Walter Fowls
Bernice Fowls Schlechter
Minerva Haaenflue
Ruth Fowls Schlechter
Hmme Fowls
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Cornelia Decker
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All-Star Aces Fall as AL Sluggers Beat NL Veterans
The American League stars won four of five in the annual All-Star contest. Dizzy Dean and Carl Hubbell failed to slow the junior league sluggers, while Cy Blanton Lee Grissom Van Mungo and Bucky Walters followed their lead. Goofy Gomez Tommy Bridges and Mel Harder held the older league to few hits. Gomez led with a standout batting display, aided by Bridges and Harder, as last year's DL club struggled to find offense.
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Dizzy Dean
Carl Hubbell
Cy Blanton
Lee Grissom
van Mungo
Bucky Walters
Goofy Gomez
Tommy Bridges
Mel Harder
Gomez
Bridges
Will Harridge
Cirlewit
Dean
Hubbell
Lou Gehrig
Baseball notes mix tied to DiMaggio and Terry reshuffle
The column muses on yesterday's win and Bill Terry selecting the national squad, noting Memphis dissent and potential scrutiny of Terry's influence. It references Hubbell's short outing, a looming auto racing debate in Elyria, and a mix of sports tidbits from Philadelphia to New York.
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Joe DiMaggio
Hubbell
Bill Terry
Memphis
Bill
Terry
Lorain County Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds Oval
Elyria
Philadelphia Athletics
Sportea
CY Peterman
Philadelphia Bulletin
Chiraco Ecrches
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
al Jolson
Henry Armstrong
al Blatch
Madison Square Garden
Blatch
Armstrong
Lew Ambers
Jack Dempsey
New York
Jack
So-and-so
Empire City
Daily double pool pays out in Latonta event
Two holders of $2 tickets in the daily double pool collected 2163.50. Stoutheart paid 35 in the straight, while Matuels and Crack all paid 376.20 in the first half of the parlor.
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United Press
Latonta
Stoutheart
Crackall
Hartley Breaks Up Perfect Ohio League Game
In Mansfield yesterday Findlay fell 4 0 as Grover Hartley reached on two singles in the ninth, breaking up a perfect game by Lefty Heath. The report also notes the Cleveland Rams football training at Lake Erie College for Women, Yankees over NL All-Stars 8 3 with DiMaggio’s key play, and other sports bits including Red Grange coaching the Chicago Bears and a charity tennis doubles tease in Beverly Hills.
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Grover Hartley
Mansfield
Lefty Heath
Hartley
Findlay
Cleveland Rama
Painesville
Lake Erie College
Rams
Beverly Hills
Calif
Charlie Chaplin
Fred Perry
Harpo Marx
Fllsworth Vines
Red Grange
Chicago Bears
Galloping Ghost
Dan Morris Cauliflower Party At Rialto Theatre
Dan Morris hosts his weekly cauliflower party at the Rialto Theatre tomorrow evening. California lineup features Sergeant Bob Keniston a former Marine from Los Angeles meeting Cecil McGill of Long Beach in the main event. A return engagement follows a recent wild scramble with Sampson of Buffalo and Swede Olsen of Sweden set for the semi finals.
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Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Devello Dan
Bob Keniston
Los Angeles
Cecil McGill
Long Beach
Young Sampson
Buffalo
Swede Olsen
Sweden
Second Round in British Open at Carnoustie
British Open second round at Carnoustie sees high scoring with 140 players. By day’s end 40 low scorers and those tied for 40th advance to final two rounds Friday. Tony Manero likely fails to qualify after 39 37 76 for 154. Gene Sarazen recovered from illness and expects strong play.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Manero
Tony Manero
Elmsford
Joe Kirkwood
New York
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Centre
Conn
European wrestler retains title in Paris riot at Sports Palace
Al Perreira of Portugal, 231 pounds, defeated Henri De Glane of France, 225 pounds, to retain the European heavyweight title. The hour long bout sparked a 16,000 spectator riot as fans overran police, wrecked seats, flood and door damage. Officials canceled the final match after a controversial referee decision.
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Paris
al Perreira
Portugal
Henri de’ Glane
France
Sports Palace
de Glane-Perreira
Cincinnati Likely Site Of 38 All-Star Game
Washington July 2 The 1955 All Star Game probably will be held at Crosler Field Cincinnati Warren Giles Reds official announced today He asked Commissioner Landis to award the contest after yesterday's All Star game The National League host location must be in the western half of the circuit
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Billy Evans
DiMaggio
Cincinnati
Yankee Stadium
Wolxast
Carter
Maxie Berger
New York
Washington
Crosler
Warren Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Hirh
Kennesaw M. Landis
Consid
Milwaukee Rookie Shilling Homers Twice With Eight RBIs
Milwaukee rookie infielder Jim Shilling, owned by Cleveland, hit two grand slamlike homers with the bases loaded for Milwaukee against St Paul, driving in eight runs and helping the Brewers to a 21 to 13 win. Toledo split with Louisville and closed the gap on Minneapolis, as Vic Sorrell pitched well in the first game and Ed Heusser limited Indianapolis to two runs in seven innings.
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Columbus
Jim Shilling
Milwaukee Brewers
Shilling
Cleveland Indians
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Saints
Ted Guille
John Winsett
Mud Hens
Toledo
Minneapolis Millers
Louisville
Millers
Kansas City
Vic Sorrell
Indianapolis
Ed Heusser
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Chicago
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Boston
Ares Sea Association
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Newark
Montreal
Buffalo Tae
Syracuse
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Rochester
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Springfield
Portsmouth Aeaee
Canton Aes
Dayton Ane
Charleston
Akron Bana Wee Az Wohnstown
Zanesville
Yeaterday
Heaulis
Standings and Results Preview for Washington All-Star Game
No games scheduled for today in Washington D C as standings and results modules show no scheduled events. The All-Star game page lists no matches or schedule for today.
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Washington, D. C
Armstrong Bass Sign For Bout July 27
Philadelphia announces an planned 10 round lightweight match between Henry Armstrong of Hollywood and Benny Bass of Philadelphia at Baker Bowl on July 27. Promoter Herman Taylor confirms the bout amid promotional buzz.
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Philadelphia
Henry Armstrong
Hollywood
Calif
Benny Bass
Baker Bow
Herman Taylor
Cincinnati
Gay Debs Club Hosts Mossibers Gathering
Ruth Johnson of Gulf Road hosted the Gay Debs Club at her home on Thursday July 1. Plans were made for a tureen supper at Casc ado Park July 7. First prize in Lotto went to Catherine Skorke. Refreshments served to the hostess and six guests. Fireworks display marked the evening.
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Wstess
Sheffield
Mise
Ruth Johnson
Gulf Road
Cascado Park
Catherine Skorke
Bernadine O'Bringer
Dorothy Melton
Catherine Skorlke
Rose Downs
Josephine Worcester
Lee Johnson
P. L. Chambers
Gult Road
Arthur Whiton
Amherst
Clarence Srush
Chestnut Ridge
A. R. Keyse
Willard Keyse
Cinton Hopkins
Robert Leach
Curtis
Medina
Weir Miller
Graysville
Russell Fitch
Wade Jacquays
Columbia
Russell Jacquays
Russell
Rittman
Michigan
Jennie Cole
Cleveland
Wade Jacquars
Willard Kerse
Elizabeth
Haag
Brook Park
Buckhorn
Canada
Bridal shower honors Miss Louise Keyse in Columbia
Miss Leatha Keyse hosted a July bridal shower for Miss Louise Keyse whose wedding to Richard Van Arsdale awaits a future date. About twenty guests attended including Misses Ligouri Celia and Kathryn Murphy of Cleveland. Bunco was played and gifts were given to the honoree.
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Louise Keyse
Richard van Arsdale
Ligouri
Celia
Kathryn Murphy
Cleveland
Bunco
Robert Leach
William Pesta
York
Minnie Tite
Eaton
Ernest Cooley
Gayle Albaugh
Lee Walker
Ordella
Fields
Roy Walker
Rose Sheer
Bedford
Rothe Fitch
Willard Krause
Anna May Johnson
Ralph Friedt
Pesta
Alma Johnson
Rae Findlay
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