Real Estate Transfers Across Lorain and Erie Counties
A long list of real estate transfers from Howard Lewis Hall to Henry A Monger and others, including properties on South Main Street Amherst Village East 23rd Street Lorain and East 28th Street Lorain Union Savings & Loan Co to Walter Singer and more. Several transfers involve Lorain including Last 29th Street Fairhome Avenue and West ith Street. Other transfers cover Elyria Brownhelm Township Wellington and Oberlin with properties on Denison Avenue Overlook Boulevard Batten nut Ridges Road and Gates Avenue among others. One sheriff s deed to Home Owners Lorain Corporation and numerous parcels and lot numbers are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etrica
Tarain
Ong
Gee
Ely
Trusten
Carlisle Township
Pare
Lorain County
Oberlin Road
Taan Corporation
Howard Lewis Hall
Henry A. Monger
Amherst Village
Hugh L. Wall
Henry A. Monimer
Last 29Th Street
Lorain
Wiliam E. Lutz
Emmett R. Schnitzer
Cleveland Trust Co
Philip Trotta
Ith Street
Rosa Hirka
Mary Ka- Wik
Central Division
Shefield Township
George Colley
Lloyd Colley
Huntington Township
Loran Corporation
Lexington Avenue
Edith M. Larcodes
Ruth H. Leemhuis
Denison Avenue
Elyria
Lilian E. McMillan
William E. McMillan
Overlook Boulevard
Brownhelm Township
Edward D. Kern
John L. Klein
Ternut Ridges
Ridgeville Township
Arthur P. Squires
John W Jockel
Batternut Ridges Road
Jeon Harbur
Kazmira Warlbul
First National Bank
Wellington
Ohio
Porner
Wadsworth
Wellington Village
T. Porner
Myrtle Chapin
Indian Massacre Data On Family Is Sought
Information concerning a family murdered by Indians in frontier bars is being sought in England for the American Guide. Fragmentary records show an English family named Tilly traveling from Pembina, North Dakota, to Fort Snelling, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
England
North Dakota
PWA
Tilly
Pembina
Fort Snelling
Minn
Tilys
Miss Rachel 19 Bride in South Amherst Celebration
Miss Rachel Aubrey of South Amherst wed Antony Shinsky of Detroit in a ceremony at St Joseph's Church Amherst. She wore a white calla wedding gown with long train and bead crown. Attendants included Nise Lee Nicuds Mig Lesne Soluck Stanley Dembeck and Joseph Schiauer. A breakfast for eighty guests followed at Mrs N Pachutski’s home. The couple will live in Detroit where the groom works. Also noted: Woman's Union meeting at St John's with devotionals, a poem read, and plans for an ice cream social. Church notices and Legion meeting listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel
South Amherst
Mica Aub
Anthony Shinsky
Detrel
Baturdey
Jesseph
Amherst
Nise Lee Nicuds
Mig Lesne Soluck
Stanley Dembeck
Joseph Schiauer
Detroit
N. Pachutski
Lorain
Cleveland
Elyria
Florence
Akron
Amherat
Woman’s Union
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed
Ford Holshauer
C. E. Schmidt
Brotherhood
Ross Berger
John Mori
St. Louis
Henry Fleman
Albert Fatey
Grafton Hostess Session and Local News Notes
Mrs Ida Burton hosted the Gingham Pinochle club with prizes for first Clair Miller second Vida Kline and low Edna Davidson. George Grabenstetter to entertain in two weeks. Local families spent weekends with East Cleveland and Lakewood relatives. Seniors and Cosh Block attended a Elyria show then socialized with the Vancil Myers. Shriver visited brother Henry at Ohio State. Various visits to La Grange Cleveland and Columbus noted. Grafton post office now beside Spitzer’s Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Ida Burton
Clair Miller
Vida Kline
Edna Davidson
George Grabenstetter
H. L. Lower
C. Schroeder
East Cleveland
Cosh
Elyria
Spen
Vancil Myers
Mary Frances Shriver
Henry
Columbus
O. 8. University
Ernest Lamb
Lakewood
Wade Spellbring
Cleveland
A. F. Rust
Paul Sege
la Grange
EB. E. Arnold
G. H. Dietrich
Elgris
F. EB. Shriver
Evelyn Burr
Avon Five Hundred Club and Community Notices
Avon June items note the Firs Hundred Club hosts Mr and Mrs Stokes at Stagg home with Ed Stagg Harold Smith and wives winning prizes after cards then lunch. For Get Me Not Club hosted by Mrs Lawrence Heckel at Mrs J J Weiler home with quilting and chat. Mrs Andrew Mittendorf to host in two weeks. Avon troop 124 visited Oakwood Park to play troop 121 Lorain with a 19 to 0 score. Szekers won pitching and Menges lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Hundred
Avon
Firs Hundred
Stokes
Stagg
Ed Stagg
Harold Smith
J. Forthofer
Carl Schafer
Heckel
Lawrence Heckel
J. J. Weiler
Andrew Mittendorf
Oakwood Park
Lorain
Szekers
Menges
Massacre Near Grand Forks At English Course Stream
An account describes an ambush by Indians at a stream near Grand Forks where an entire family was killed except two young boys. The boys were captured and later rescued by a Pett Steliing scouting party. The entry notes a penny publication from 1850 in Philadelphia titled The Cont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Anis
Pett Steliing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pontiac
Willys-Knight
Geen
Best Buy
J.R. Dall
Ford
Cedar ST
Grace CT
USC
Chevrolet
Broad St
Baker Auto
East Bridge
Nash - Lafayette
Harry Brown
Becker's
Ladi St
John Hauk
Lake Ave
Barnard Motor Sales
Opertin
Route
Inder
River St
Diamond-T
Plas Construction CO
International Coal
E. Opperman
Birmingham
Fordson
Fan Sarafin
Brighton
Auto Service
Tor Gar
Haas Bros
Smith Auto Paris
Eldotread
Adams
Foster Sts
Ratterson
Bae
SGU
Mirestone Unvice
Ats 2Nd Sty
Goodrich
Temple Court
Safet Saku
U. S&s
Firestone Auto
Nemonet
Eaty Rudge
Firestone Auto Supply
Oberlin
Ohis
Vol A
Champion
Smith Auto Parts
Jake Kaiser
Eldotread Tire & Supplt CO
Court OF Common Pleas
Mason Harley
Macey Holley
Dayton
Marshal Wing
Wenn
Chronicle Telegram
Automobile Sale
Marty
Joe
Mae
Rothgery Motor Sales
Essex
International P. Tek
Studebaker
Rogers Factory
Oldsmobile
Glen Rogers Motors
East Bridge Street
the Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
Park M. French
Harry C.lunchcomb
Columbia Township
Riverside Savings & Loan Co
Joseph A. Felgemaker
Avon Village
Carl W. Berg
Oliver B. Thumphbrer
Benjamin H. Eldridge
Matrice G. Stark
Gates Avenue
Ine
Broad Street
Buick-Pontiacg, Inc
Woman's Union
St. John’s Evangelical
Church of Nativity
R. J. Steiger
Methodiet
B. B. Ryan
Joseph Milelfe
Philadelphia
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