Probate Notice and Public Real Estate Sale Listings
Probate Judge announces hearings on inventories and debts for multiple estates with June hearing date and lists individual inventories and schedules of debts. Also notices sale of parcels in Elyria Lorain County Ohio by Prudential Insurance Co. cover parcels 3 4 5 and other described tracts with legal boundaries and street addresses in Elyria.
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aHak
RAL Estate
Prudential Tusuranes G Company of America
John B. Halpin
Court of Common Pleas
Larala County
Ohio
Parananes
Vata Court
Flyria
Lorain County
Fast Broad Street
Tannery
East Broad Street
City of
Elyria
County of
Lorain
State of
CGAL
Elyria Township
Elm Street
Black River
Ludi Sweet
R. G. Anderson
Betsinnina
West River Street
Lodi Street
Etta Padiex
Etta Tadley
Anna Flicker
Jacorain
RR. G. Anderson
Loli Street
Alexander Altfeld
Alexander Aufelé
Lewis D. Boynton
Pace
Lerain County
Lewis DB
Boynton
Standards Company
F. J. Jerome
Derd
Am Angle
Said
Ian
Property auction notice for Elyria parcels in Lorain County
The Ancient Mortgage Loan Co purchaser is offered multiple Elyria parcels in Beverly Court and surrounding streets. Parcels 3 4 5 6 7 priced from 30 000 to 1 000 bids cash day of sale with minimum bid two thirds of appraisal. Sheriff William F Grals conducts the sale with Ingersoll and Ewing as attorneys for the petitioner.
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Black River
Filark
Elyria
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Belig
Lawndale
Uly
Jornin County
Pinta
Harriet Crehore
Standard OW Company
New York Central
Ft, St Co
Chestnut Street
Alge Altfelt Blythn
Elgrita
William F. Grals
Lorain County
Ingersoll & Ewing
Croxy
Mtg.-Loan Co
Real Estate Transfers in Elyria and Lorain County
A compilation of real estate transfers across Henrietta and Amherst Townships, Elyria, Avon Lake, Lorain and adjacent districts. Names include Kelbie, Unger, Dembeck, Benoit, Kelsey, Moskal, Miller, Rolvi, Cooper, Pittak, Baker, Carek, Gates, Funk, Boor, Ferancy, Buckles, Lukente, Weber, Naxy, Seitters, Reibe, Blazer, and others. Properties on Vermilion Road, East Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Walker Road, Lake Street, Lincoln Avenue, Wooster Street, Fairlawn Avenue, Ridgeville Lorain Road, and more.
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Frank J. Kelbie
Dagil
Henrietta Township
Melvin J. Unger
Vermilion Road
Joseph Pittak
Leo M. Dembeck
East Avenue
Lorain
C. E. Cooper
Eugene A. Benoit
Taylor Avenue
Amherst Township
E. (. Kelsey
Mike Moskal
Clark Road
Huntington Township
John E. Miller
John R. Rol- Vi
Orchard Street
Oberlin Village
William H. Baker
Ridgeville- Lorain Road
Avon Village
John Marlow
Frank Carek
Lake
Amherst Village
Catherine E. Gates
Albert J. Gates
Walker Road
Avon Lake Village
Thurman Dent Funk
J. Floyd Boor
Wooster Street
Elyria
Catherine F. Gates
Effie M. Hill
Steve Ferancy
Fairlawn Avenue
Bridget Buckles
Marget Lukente
Lincoln Avenue
Black River Township
Cleveland Trust Company
Herbert Weber
Block J
Sunset Country Club
Sheffield Lake Village
Lorain County Savings & Loan Co
Charles Louis Naxy
Walnut Street
Mass clash at Republic steel mill in South Chicago
Police and striking workers clash near Republic steel mill in South Chicago as 1,900 officers guard the plant. The death toll rises to six after Anthony Tassieri dies from bullet wounds despite Monday unrest. Inquest set for June 15 as authorities blame out-of-town agitators.
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Anthony Tassieri
Joseph Rothmunds
Harband
Strikes Tie Up Fremont Plants
Fremont Ohio June 2 A picket line at the W F Emmons Manufacturing Co plant today kept 260 women from returning to work The plant closed for more than a week due to a labor dispute No violence but would be workers were turned away After talks August Scholle Toledo regional director of the Committee for Industrial Organization said he would file charges with the National Labor Relations Board claiming violation of the Wagner Act The firm formerly A HK Jackson Co was said to have fired 23 women for union activities Labor strikes continued at Henkel Clauss Schaat and Good Co and the Flexible File Co as pickets operated in the second week
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Fremont
W. F. Emmons Manufacturing Co
Nnd
August Scholle
Toledo
Committee For Industrial Organization
National Labor Relations Board
A. HK. Jackson Co
Henkel-Clauss Co
Schaat and Good Co
Flexible File Co
Tom M. Girdler
John J. Lewis
Lewis
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
U. S. Steel Corp
Girdler
Republic
James Dewey
U.S. Labor Department
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
The
Inland Corp
Warren and
Niles
Samuel H. West
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Chicago
Girdier
National Labor Board
Funeral planned for strike victims Thursday
A funeral will be held Thursday for the strike victims. Between 5 000 and 10 000 strikers and sympathizers were expected to attend.
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Neral
Steel firms stand firm against CIO contract push
In a stark clash with the CIO led by John J. Lewis, Republic, Inland Steel, and Youngstown Sheet & Tube resist signing a contract identical to U S Steel’s, warning the move would force a closed shop. Tom M. Girdler denounces the plan and signals potential legal and labor pressure as mediators seek a settlement.
Avon Lake Birthday Party Honored Perry Taylor
Perry Taylor was treated to a birthday surprise at his Avon Lake home on Saturday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bauserman of Sheffield, Mr. and Mrs. W Koch and daughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schwartz Sr. and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Millan and daughter Bernice, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dreschal and family, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lockwood, and others.
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Avon Lake
Perry ‘Taylor
Charles Bauserman
Sheffield
Mre
W. Koch
Ruth
Paul Schwartz Sr
Paul Schwartz Jr
Mra
Ed. Millan
Bernice
Charlies Dreschal
Amos Hall
Ed. Lockwood
Arthur Hudson
Lewis Klined
Jn Grafton
Frank Eckstein
Johnos
Antoni Linden
Lorain
Louise Westtick
Marjorie Horn
John Horn
Sandusky
Harold Webb
Cleveland
William Somerville
Gale Smith
Detroit
Carl Pedersen
John Hertner
J. Nahm
Aton Lake
Florence Collum
Margaret Collum
East Cleveland
Louise Welsh
Floyd Williams
Ed. Russell
Gilbert Mills
Cincinnati
Perry Taylor
Eugene
Irene Dempsey
Walter Emerson
Mt. Gilead
Margaret Reif
Henry Reif
Wilson Buswell
Donald
Ed. Buswell
Nellie Viets
Ralph
Lakewood
H. Walker
Three Slot Machines Smashed in County Action
County Commissioner Oscar Dunn led a one man crusade against gambling by destroying three expensive slot machines at the city dump on Port Road. Justice Stolzenburg, ordered by Justter Joseph Petro to wreck the machines, found $4.25 in coins inside. The nickel device remained as court evidence, with destruction ordered for today. William Rooney, tied to the confiscation, was fined $50 plus costs and the constable was to destroy the unit this afternoon.
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Oscar Dunn
Pord Road
Justter
Joseph Petro
Louis Stolzenburg
Adan Hampel
Kate Kruzer
Detroit Road
Stolzenburg
Justice C. C. Lord’s Court
Lord
Thomas Finegan
William Rooney
Cleveland Road
Rooney
Finegan
See Decrease In Wheat Crop See Decrease In Wheat Crop
Chicago reports on the 1937 winter wheat crop show analysts’ May estimates sliding from 652,090,000 to 645,000,900 bushels. Private figures indicate a further drop of about 5,000,000 bushels from government forecasts, amid a period of market and agricultural expectation. The item also includes brief society notes and local tidbits.
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Chicago
Murray Ridge School Vote Keeps Two Room District Open
Residents of Elyria Township Murray Ridge School district vote at a meeting to keep the two room school open, with about one third supporting closure and two thirds opposing. The proposal promised savings of about 4500 dollars annually while raising concerns of state building requirements. The Murray Ridge School remains smallest of three district elementary schools, with Lake Avenue and Markley Schools nearby. High school students attend outside districts with township tuition.
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Murray Ridge
Elyria Township
Lake Avenue
A. L. N. Keller
Township Board of Education
Anty
Gulf Road
State Department of Education
State Department
School Foundation
Markley
Elyria
Heavy Machinery Obeys Oral Commands at Leipzig Fair
At the Leipzig fair a new automatic era in heavy industry is shown. Massive machines are commanded by spoken words or hand gestures via a microphone attachment that starts and stops operations. A large exhibit uses a keyboard of push buttons for operator control.
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Leipzig
Crater Lake Annual Visitor Reaches Historic Milestone
In Medford Oregon Alice Ham of Klamath Falls marks her 48th annual spring visit to Crater Lake National Park, per a formal report by Park Superintendent David H. Canfield. In Coquille Oregon the county court orders cash sales for property under 109 dollars and term-based sales for higher values with 20 percent down.
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Medford
Ore
Alice Hamson
Klamath Falls
Crater Lake National Park
David H. Canfield
Coquille, Ore
Rookie Vander Meer to Start Reds on Eastern Tour
Johnny Vander Meer, rookie southpaw, slated to open the Cincinnati Reds eastern tour in Philadelphia against the Phillies. Reds have won only one of their last ten and manager Charley Dressen weighs possible moves before the NL deadline.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Reds
Charley Dresten
Cincinnati
Hurley backs sportsmen funds in Lorain County meeting
A large crowd heard State Senator William E. Hurley of Lorain defend using hunting and fishing license money for sportsmen needs. He described budget reallocation to protect the Conservation Department and noted plans for a June 16 ashland event, a June 25 Mansfield show, a clam bake later in the year, and continued crow hunting rewards.
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William E. Hurley
Lorain
Lorain County
Flee and Game Association
Hurley
Conservation Department
Larry Wooddell
Brand Hurley
J. H. Ogden
Haysville
Ashland County Outdoor Life Association
B. F. Donley
F. Kimmel
Floyd Dent
Mansfield
Lorain County Association
Harry Tedrow
Carlisle Township
John Henning
Brownhelm
Appointments Announced By Judge Nye In Probation Office
Probate Judge Horace H Nye names Lois Binns of Gallia County Ohio as chief county probation officer and Carl Curtis of Elyria as assistant probation officer effective June 1 As part of a juvenile court reorganization Nye aims to align county Children s Bureau efforts and arrange for delinquent children to be cared for by a private family Curtis a former councilman and Republican leader presently heads Elyria City Central Committee
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Horace H. Nye
Lois Binns
Gallle County
Ohio
Carl Curtis
Elgins
Nye
Miss Binns
Ohio State University
Doris Todd
Curtis
William Oldham
Oldham
Elyria, Lorrain Abstract Company
Opposition Mounts To Wage And Hour Bill
Senate and House hearings opened as opposition formed against the administration wage and hour bill. Senators Josiah Bailey of North Carolina and Pat McCarran of Nevada signaled they would oppose passage this session, Bailey calling the measure too vast and complex for five men to oversee nationwide industry plans, McCarran arguing it needed extensive study before floor consideration.
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Senate
Senate House
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Congress
Bailey
McCarran
Washington
Poor Man s Parson To Officiate At Wedding
The Rev. R. Anderson Jardine, vicar of St. Paul s Darlington, reportedly has no authority to officiate a Church of England ceremony for the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield outside his own diocese. The Bishop of Durham said he would prohibit such officiation if the marriage occurred within Durham. Lambeth Palace said the Archbishop of Canterbury had not been consulted. Jardine, known as the poor man s parson, once worked in Liverpool slums and now leads a large Darlington congregation.
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London
R. Anderson Jardine
St. Paul's Church
Darlington
Yorkshire
Duke of Windsor
M Wallis Warfield
Durham
Jardine
Europe
Lambeth Palace
President Roosevelt Returns To White House From Hyde Park Visit
President Roosevelt returned to the capital at 8 25 a m today from a brief holiday visit to his home in Hyde Park New York.
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White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Capital
Hyde Park
N. Y
Witness list grows for hearings on labor regulation bill
Assistant Attorney General Robert H. Jackson slated as first witness. He is expected to defend the constitutionality of President Roosevelt's proposal for government regulation of social and economic life. Critics doubt the bill will work and fear a "super-NRA" risk. The measure, led by Senators Black and Connery, would empower a five member board to set minimum wages and maximum hours across industries within federal limits.
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Robert H. Jackson
Roosevelt
Labor Standards Board
NRA
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Nonich
Uropuate
Obhlo
Luavelock A. OM
Debla
Ineventorien
Cattesary
Jamees JL. Hosley
Invenetory
Natherine Sidorowlex
Tiventory
Henry A. Matater
Ineventory
Ernudie
Neurgsdale
Mlunly K. Buller
Neury Scripture
Floyd W. Mellvalne
Hoebert J. Marka
Hihel Mille
Charles Francis ‘Taft
Tharry RK. Newton
Robert J. Marks
Ethel Mille
Debre
H.W. Sye
the Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Court Street
Lake View Park Realty Co
Joséph P. Seitters
Abraham Manass
Fred W. Reibe
State Street
Rochester Village
National Bank of Commerce
Orvie P. Blazer
West 19Th Street
Bulletin
Grace McCurdy
Idonna Pierman
Glen Barr
Ottawa
Mrs. Tarr
Stop 67
Lake Rd
Herbert Barnes
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Herbert Lanesday
Memorial Hospital
George Collins
Stop 45
Abbie Biltz
Mat Casper
Avon
Maurice Mitchell
Pittsburgh
Leonard Mitchell
Roy Paterson
Howard Locke
Michigan
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SAO
Pet
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American Association
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Minneapolis
Bas Toledoes
Columbus
AMZ
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Portsmoath
Springfeld Artes
Akron
Dayton
Zaness
Johann
United Press
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An Medwick
Cards Cronin
Walker
Ticers
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Tirates
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Vermilion
Elberta Beach
Nakomis
Cristal
Linwood
Vermilon-on-the-Lake
Sunny Side
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