Legal Advertising Eminent Domain Real Estate Sales In Lorain County
Public notices list sheriff sales of Elyria real estate in multiple cases. It includes Case No 38632 involving Lorain County Savings and Trust Company with property at 239 Roosevelt Avenue, sale date July 24 1937, and Case No 1874 Home Owners Loan Corporation with parcels at 22 1/2 and 230 Bath Street. Also notices on official depository actions by Elyria Board of Education and a Cleveland Trust Company foreclosure listing.
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Eheriff
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Crooks
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
State of
Pasaidens Park
Ely
Black River
Roosevelt Avenue
Alfred BP. J. O'Donnell
C. Crooks
Mildred A. Crooks
Dolare
William FB. Grall
Fauver
Bath Street
Aiig
William F. Gra
John von Blum
Board of Education
Elyria City
Cleveland Trust Company
Florence E. Walger
Onlo
John W
Loram County
City of
Ely Tia
Lota
Fairlawn Ave
Taylor Street
Clark Street
East Broad Street
Warren Avenue
Lexington Avenue
William F. Grall
Mary Elizabeth Nelson Denison
Biggar House
Pax Folem
Hong Kong
China
Janet Greene
Caroline Greene
Theodore 3. Greene
Prospect Avenue
Princeton
N. J
Faith Nelson Greene
Charles Ellery Denison
William E. Denison
Riegar Houte
Pok Falam
Lelia Elmore Upton
Ida M. Henry
Hiram B. Thurston
Mary E Elmore
Rain County
Peraona
Mary
Elmore
Nelson Greene
Mary E. Nelson Denison
Ida M. Henrys
Saich
Lelia E. Upton
Hiram B Thurston
Mary E. Elmore
When Coughing Up Blood May Mean More Than TB
A medical note explains that spontaneous bleeding from the mouth is not always lung tuberculosis. Bleeding can originate from stomach back of nose or throat or weakened vessels. Blood from lungs is frothy with air bubbles, while stomach blood is bright red or dark and clotted. A New York woman had springtime mouth bleeding but no active lung disease, despite prior TB diagnosis.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D. Henever
New York
Multiple Health Clues In A Woman At High Altitude
A physician notes possible angina pectoris, asthma, and high blood pressure in Mrs. H. who lives on a farm at high altitude. The source of bleeding is uncertain, possibly from the stomach or a broken vessel, not the lungs, with cramps under the left chest and arm as warning signs. Many people at high altitudes experience nosebleeds during exertion.
Four continued: Robinson succession drama and burial scene
Senate vote looms over Robin son’s successor as speculation of immediate appointment fades after Farley meeting. funeral crowds endure a downpour as Robinson lies in state at the capitol rotunda then rests above Little Rock, with wreaths from the president and Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Robinson
Senate
Bailey
Farley
Ceapital
Little Rock
Ozark
Detla
Grateside
National Guard
Capitol
First Methodist Church
Watts
Hillside
Roosevelt
X ray stomach urged for patient with blood issues
An older patient with menopause onset faces stomach hemorrhage risk. High blood pressure angina and high altitude are cited as triggers. Doctors recommend stomach X ray, calcium and phosphorus to aid clotting, altitude reduction or rest, and BP control along with anti nervousness medicines.
Grofe to Conduct Gershwin Tribute at Hollywood Bowl
Profile notes Ferdinand Grofe as a conservatively shifting composer who orchestrated Gershwin’s Rhap sody in Blue and wrote hits like Whispering Mississippi Suite Grand Canyon Suite and Mardi Gras. It recalls his childhood in Hollywood where a red uniform band sparked his career and announces his July Hollywood Bowl appearance with fifty musicians. It also briefly mentions a 20 acre frog farm planned at White Rock BC for frog legs.
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George Gershwin
Perdy Grofe
Gershwin
Time Stone
Ferdy Grofe
Grofe
Youmgsters
Grete
Grote
Hollywood Bowl
Los Angeles Symphony
Hollywood
Eden Warns Of Danger In Orient and Europe
London July 19 Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden warned the House of Commons of grave danger in the Orient and Europe. He urged non intervention nations to accept a British settlement plan on Spain and said Britain will not join blocs against Communism or Pasco. He stressed cooperation with any peace seeking government.
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London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Europe
Spain
Pascan
Peiping incident notes clash over troop moves and peace talks
China and Japan traded formal notes amid tense North China moves. Beijing called for a mutual halt of troop movements and withdrawals, while urging immediate talks through regular channels. Japan pressed for direct settlement with local authorities and warned against continued anti-Japanese activities.
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Japan
China
Shinrokuro I[daka
Nanking
Peiping
Peiping-Tientsin
Peiping-Hankow
Seiichi Kita
Ho Ying-Ching
Chiang Points To War Danger
In Kuling China July 19 General Chiang Kai-shek warned war danger with Japan may force defense. He told educational leaders that peace hangs on Japanese Army action and outlined four negotiating conditions: safeguarding territorial integrity, fixing the Hopi-Chahbar council by the central government, opposing outside removal of local officials, and preserving the 29th Army positions.
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29Th Army
Kipton Revival Services Draw Prophesy Topics
Kipton Fall Gospel Church hosts Karl G Sablers of Los Angeles for a week of sermons on biblical proof miracles prophetic clocks and the Bride of Christ versus the Wife of Jehovah. Public invitation extended. Briefs note Laymen's Witness League gathering and various local social visits.
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Kipton, O
Karl G. Sablers
Los Angeles
Kipton Fall Gospel Church
Standings and results from yesterday and today
Baseball standings show New York 5 Cleveland 1 and Chicago 6 1 with Boston 6 0 in ten innings. Today's schedule lists New York at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago with other matchups. A 99 ton schooner dolphin now at Gloucester, Mass is noted with a 120 foot overall length and 16 passenger capacity.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
St. Louis Fames
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Dolphin
Gloucester
Mass
New York Oe
Boston Ee
Brooklyn Aeae
Errors
Pittsbrugh
Brooklys
Abertces Association
Columbus
Minnapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Wee Wee
Kansan City
St Paul
Erees
Loulaville
Aes
Clemency Sought for Convicted Warren Robbery Men
Clemency asked for George Sargent and Labrizetta who were convicted in U S district court for the 1936 Warren mall robbery. New evidence showed Alvin Karpis and Harry Campbell committed the crime, with clemency filed April 10 after Postal Inspectors reexamined the case.
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Cleveland
U. S. District. Court
Warren
George Sargent
Anthony Labrizetta
Roosevelt
Homer 5. Cummings
Alvin Karpis
Harry Campbell
Alcatraz
U. S
Emerich B. Freed
Sargent
Labrizetta
John Brock
Garrettsville
Brock
Karpis
Campbell
Marc J. Wolpaw
County budgets reveal shifts in court and aid funds
The document details continued Page 1 figures for county operations including Common Pleas Court costs at 30077.36 and reductions in jurors and witness fees. It notes Board of Elections requests 33440, Soldiers Relief at 43260, Probate Court 19850, Juvenile court uptick, Aid for Dependent Children at 74076 plus the Children’s Home at 54000, with various salary, supplies, and maintenance allocations and year over year changes.
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County Agricultural Extension Service
Common Pleas Court
Ecommon Pleas Court
Board of Elections
Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission
Department of Aid For
Mothers’ Pensions Department
Children’s Home
Children’s
County Budget Requests Show Increases Across Offices
County officials seek higher totals with increases in salaries and staff. Treasurer requests 31,745 up 2,800. deputies and clerks 18,760. collectors 1,500. advertising 3,450. general ads 100. supplies 4,385. other expenses 1,600. Clerks of Courts ask 26,715 up 5,300. salaries 4,370. assistants 19,620. supplies 2,500. other expenses 225. Prosecutor requests 10,240 up 300. salary 3,940. assistants 4,800. stationery 300. other expenses 1,200. County Engineer seeks 15,875 near last year. ditch project 11,050 up 9,030. Recorder requests 15,600 up 3,805. salary 3,245. assistants 9,180. indexes 1,500. equipment 75.
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Howard R. Butler
Sullivan W C T U Convened in Sullivan
The Sullivan W C T U met at Mrs. Lorilla Rice's home on July 13 with devotion and a piano solo by Mrs. Hazel Bennet. Excerpts from World Convention reports were discussed, focusing on narcotics education, before adjourning to meet in August at Mrs. Claude Arndt's home.
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Sullivan W. C. T. U
Sullivan
Sullivan W. Co. T. U
Lorilla Rice
Hazel Bennet
Claude Arndt
Ladies Friendship Club
Etta Cole
Carria Richards
Roscoa Willet
Bernadine
Richard
Olmsted Falls
Vivian Richards
Mary Jane Sullivan
Bill Kaylor
Eisha
Charles Sommers
Lakewood
Dell Richards
Rochester
Henry Schreffer
Canton
Cloyce Hell
Cleveland
Dorothy Freyman
Nova Scotia
Charles Cowie
Queens Section Of New York Shaken By Earth Tremors
New York on July 18 reports a downdraft earthquake in Queens and nearby Long Island areas. Seismologists Father Joseph Lynch of Fordham and Dr. L Don Leet of Harvard describe a light quake and a larger disturbance from a distant source, with shocks lasting about three minutes and centered near Long Island.
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New York
Queens
Polots
Long Island
Joseph Lynch
Fordham University
Queens County
Father Lynch
L. Don Leet
Harvard University
Oak Ridge
Mass
Leet
West Ridge Family Gathering Honors Mrs Penfound
A West Ridge family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs J H Pen honored Mrs Williradt Penfound of New Orleans Louisiana. Thirty two attended with Mrs Pheebe Hines and Arthur Squires of Nova among the avid guests. A chicken dinner was served and a social time was enjoyed by all.
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West Ridge
J. H. Penfound
Williradt Penfound
New Orleans
Louisiana
Pheebe Hines
Arthur Squires
Nova
Boys Banner Club Holds Regular Meeting at Simms Home
The Boys Banner club met in the evening at Donald Simms’s home. President Corbett Walker led the routine business. Guest C I Hummel, county agriculture extension agent, demonstrated rope tying. Refreshments were served to sixteen members and two advisers.
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Boys’ Banner Club
Donald Simms
Corbett Walker
C. I. Hummel
Ladies Aid Picnic and Society Meeting Report
A picnic on the Porter lawn followed a business meeting led by president Mrs. Harry Lauer. Prizes were awarded from contests. Nearby visits included Ardith Eldred and the Hobills with others calling on local residents. The W C T U meeting was postponed to next month.
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Porter Home
Ladies Aid Society and Friends
Harry Lauer
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Barrett
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Nlearly
College Station
Tex
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Texas Co-operative Wildlife Service
Peter Saryer
Chiang
Bulletin
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C. C. Clawson
Edward Ayliffe
Homer Edwards
M. E. Perkins
St Louisa
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Louleville
Kansas City
Minneapolis
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Newarkov
Montreal
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toronto
Ates
Rowheers
Baltimore
Ladies Aid
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Rolan Hobill
Marion
Misa Smith
Brown
F. M. Hopkins
Earl Rockwood
Amherst
I. F. Eldred
Ardith Carol Eldred
Rockwood
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
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