Bids sought for Elyria street equipment and foreclosures
Sealed bids must be received by the Director of Public Service in Elyria Ohio on June 17 1937 for a duplex pneumatic vacuum system for Mound Street Ejector. Plans and specs available at City Engineer City Hall Elyria. Also notices of foreclosure filed by The Fire Savings and Loan Co against real property in Elyria with a hearing set and mortgage terms described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich 'Ro
Public Service
Elyria
Rtate
Ohio
Diane
Mound Street
Hlgrin
Mrector of Public Service
City Hall
Iglyria
Duraon
J. D. Baxon
Common Pleas Court
Robert H. Wingard
Mary A. Wingard
D. Street
Washington, D. C
Medina
Lorain County
Aald
Marcy Wingard
Xald Accion
Lorain
Ode
Ely
Boynton
Black River
Elyria Township
Plate
Adams Street
Bond Street
Jina
First Savings and Loan Co
Wayne C. Hinck
State of
Towit
James H. Hosley
Inven
Tory
Kathering — Siderowlen
Henry A. Meister
Peter Pringle
Invenstory
George Haile
Minnie K. Butler
Kies W. Mcilvaine
Robert J. Marka
Eihel -Mille
Charles Francia Taft
KR Newton
Delmeri
Herman B. Kruger
Mary Cheevers
Iaets
George Hale
Floyd W. Mellvaine
Robert J. Marks
ISPFF
Athel Mille
H. HW. Nte
Property Auction Notice in Elyria Ohio Listings
Lorain County Sheriff William F. Grall announces sale of parcels in Elyria including Lots 3,4,8,24,20,1,11,16 in Lawndale Allotment and several parcels tied to Lodi Street Elm Street and West Branch Black River areas. Appraisal totals over 100000 with cash on day sale and terms at two thirds minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
East Broad Street
Fanuary
Mont Hroad
Pancel
Elyria
County of Lorain
State of
Ohio
A. Hly
Elyria Township
Lota
Lorain
Ulin Birect
Elm Street
County of
Isack River
Lod
R. G. Anderson
Lorain County
Lodi Street
Maid Lodi Street
Etta Padley
Anna Fiscker
Jorain County
Anna
Fiscker
Fh G. Anderson
Onto
Black River
Alexander Altfeld
Sorain County
Lewis D. Boynton
Lewin D. Boynton
Standard Oil Company
F. J. Jerome
Ziyria
Lawndale
Old City
Brack River
Harriet Crehore
New York Central R. R. Co
Chestnut Street
Alec Altfelt
Onio
Leverly Court
Cleveland Street
Ohio Street
Baverly Court
Elsria
Byington Court
Beverly Court
Elsha
Salis
Gay
Rale
William F. Grall
Oto
Ingersoll & Ewing
Ingersoll & Ewing, Attorrer
The
Andwur Mig-Loan Co
Fight Results From United Freas New York Card
Boxing results list outpoints for Mike Bellolee Chariey Gomez Bernie Freidkin Parin Apico Farnee Tentarl Jim Mcleod and others across cities including New York Baltimore Providence Tacoma Sacramento and Houston plus a separate baseball note on Couch Uthe vs Sears Rotbucks at American Lace diamond and a silk parachute detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Freas
Queenaboro
Mike Bellolee
New York
Chariey Gomez
Baltimore
Bernie Friedkin
Parin Apico
Providence
Farnee Tentarl
Italy
Jim Mcleod
Tacoma
Couch-Uthe
Seara
Sears
Rotbucks
Oberlin Alumni Luncheon Welcomes Notables and Guests
Oberlin College hosted two thousand alumni faculty and parents at Warner Gym after the 104th Commencement. Notables included Dr. Robert Frost, John G. Winant, Rev. J. W. Nixon, and Leonard Koos. Winant urged democracy built on social security and simple foundations while preparing for future duties abroad. Henry Haskell, Howland, Russell, and others spoke on coronation observations, university ties, and alumni leadership. President Wilkins presided as speakers shared memories and the campus mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Warner Gymnasium
Robert Frost
John G. Winant
Social Securities Board
New Hampshire
J. W. Nixon
Brick Presbyterian Church
Rochester
N. Y
Leonard Koos
University of Chicago
Winant
Kuncheon
Switzerland
International Labor Office
Henry Haskell
Oberlin College
Kansan
King
General Hospital
Boston
Richard Hack
Ralph M. Andrews
Alumni Association
Carroll Kingaley Shaw
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Celebrities Of The Movie World At Harlow Funeral
Hollywood mourns Jean Harlow as friends and studio stars attend private service at Wee Kirk o the Heather Chapel. Make up artists prepared the body, two Metro officials guarded the doors, and a 200 guest limit kept the gathering intimate. The ceremony featured songs and a brief Christian Science reading, with many famed names among the invited and honorary pallbearers. The burial followed at Forest Lawn Park with a hush of respect from a film community in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Wee Kirk O' the Heather Chapel
S. T
Motion Picture
Jean Bello
Harlow
Nelison Eddy
Jeanette McDonald
Clark Gable
Edgar J. Mannix
Miss Harlow
Hunt Stromberg
M.G.M
Jack Conway
W. 8. van Dyke
Ray June
Misa Harlow
Pall
Louis B. Mayer
Joseph M. Sehneck
Robert Montgomery
Spencer Tracy
Chico
Harpo
Groucho Marx
Warren Williame
Baron Fitts
Lee Ankeler
Adolph Zukor
Carl Laemmie, Jr
Sam Briskin
Tionel Barrimoré
Wallace Beery
Cecil B. DeMille
Darryl Zanuck
J. J. Warner
Frank Morgan
David Selznick
Walter Wanger
Warner Baxter
Ronald Colman
Howard Hughes
Hal Roach
Hal Rosson
William Fowell
Charles McGrew
Chicago
Paul Bern
Monte Carpenter
Kansas City
Marino Bello
New Medical Discoveries Studied By Doctors
The American Medical Association in Atlantic City opens sectional meetings on prevention and treatment across seven medical fields. Boston doctors Whéite and Glendy discuss coronary artery disease risk in young men and suggest lifestyle factors like strenuous urban life and tobacco. Baltimore researchers Long and Bliss report experiences with sulfanilamide marketed as Prontosil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
Paul D. Whélte
R. Farle Glendy
Boston
Perrin H. Long
Eleanor Hi
Bliss
Baltimore
Dr. Frost Delivers Unusual Address At Oberlin
Oberlin College marked its 104th commencement with graduate numbers totaling 296 degrees. Poet Robert Frost delivered the speech “What Became of New England?” praising Puritan wit and the port of entry of freedom while urging care with old words. Degrees were awarded to 277 graduates, including 23 Lorain County residents, with six master’s degrees and three honorary distinctions to John G. Winant, J. W. Nixon, and Leonard Koos Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Robert Frost
Amherst College
New England
Christopher Stuart
David
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Lorain County
John G. Winant
Social Securities Board
New Hampshire
J. W. Nixon
Brick Presbyterian Church
Rochester
N. Y
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School
Leonard Koos Oberlin
University of Chicago
Medical meeting hears cautions on new drug risks
The section warned the new drug has definite toxic effects and should be used only when infection is surely caused by streptococci or meningococci or gonococci under close medical supervision. Misuse could yield no value or cause damage. Dr Bristol proposed a five year demonstration to study preventive medicine in private practice. Dr McConnell described injurious industrial solvents, notably chlorinated compounds and carbon tetrachloride, harming kidneys, heart, and liver. Dr Fowler advocated a new method to measure deafness degrees, challenging the old standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverett D. Bristol
New York
W. J. McConnell
Edmund P. Fowler
Pomona Grange To Meet Saturday Night
George Davis of Mansfield will speak at the Lorain County Pomona Grange meeting at Belden Grange Hall Saturday night. He will discuss the Governor Safety Coordinating Committee's work to cut traffic accidents. The meeting will also grant Pomona Grange membership by obligation and include a memorial service for deceased members conducted by Eaton Grange women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Mansfield
Governor's Safety Coordinating Committee
Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Belden
Eaton Grange
Measuring Deafness In Nerve Deafness Findings
Dr Fowler notes that nerve deafness does not follow a simple faint sound rule. The deaf ear may perceive loudness more strongly than expected, challenging assumptions about hearing loss. A Curious aside mentions forty people fit in the Statue of Liberty head and twelve in the torch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Army enlistment opens at Cleveland station and forts
Applications to join the U S Army are now being received at the cafeteria station in the old office building in Cleveland. William A Hart announces openings for clerks typists and stenographers in the quartermaster corps and for 50 men for Fort Knox 60 for Fort Harrison and 50 for Fort Hayes Columbus. Applicants must be single men of good character 18 to 35 years old for three year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sates Army Service
Fe Crulting
Cleveland
William A. Hart
Clerie
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Knox
Fort Harrison
Ind
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Minor Auto Accidents Reported by Police
Several minor automobile accidents were reported by police within the past 34 hours. Vehicles driven by B W Bhaftstall, 352 1 2 Eighth Street, and E W Brown, 128 Ohio Street, collided at West Avenue and Fourth Street at 11 40 p m yesterday. Dr W H Hull and Wendell Lathwell of Lorain were involved in a collision on Broad Street at Middle Avenue last evening. James Rosso, 309 18th Street, and Elmo Leonard of Lorain collided on Broad Street at 4 p m yesterday. Roy Attla of Amherst and J Simms of R D Elyria were in another Broad Street collision around the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Bhaftstall
Eighth Street
E. W. Brown
Ohio Street
West Avenue
Fourth Street
W. H. Hull
Wendell Lathwell
Lorain
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
James Rosso
18Th Street
Elmo Leonard
Broad Atreet
Roy Attla
Amherat
J. ¥. Simms
R. D. Elyria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stockton
Cal
Tom Roy Romero
Sacramentay
Jon Mendloia
Mantin
Drew
Houston
Tex
Jack Thompxin
Dallar
Patty McDuff
Tos Angeles
Maxie Roeenbloom
TES
Trirgens
Tae Ramegas
San Diego
Jack Tapsi
Los Angeline
Mike Martinez
Los Angetes
Tormal
Duke of Windsor
Major O'ward Dudley Metcalfe
Waills Warfald
Chateau de Cande
Monts
France
Acme
Dr. Frost
Man
ED. Marsh
Gulf Gas and Oil
Teth
Mike
Sumatra
Dutch East Indies
New York Botanical Gardens
ORY
Chronicle Telegram
Multy
Cam
Chronicle-Telegram
Carter
Vermilion
Elberta Beach
Nakomis
Cristal
Linwood
Termilion-on-the Lake
Sunnt
Chronicle-Telegram — Circulation Dept
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!