FHA Insures Loans for Lorain County Home Building
Federal Housing Administration reports 208,342.85 votes for home modernization in Lorain county to date. It also insures 417,936 in mortgages for new home construction with 581 residents securing modernization notes and 135 for construction loans. statewide totals include 20,872 modernization notes valued at 6,577,802.90 and 2,928 new construction mortgage applications totaling 11,651,442.00 in force. Total state figures reach 18,108,279.00 for modernization and 11,872,049.17 for other insured notes. All borrowings arranged through standard banking channels.
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Federal Housing Administration
Lorain County
Cleveland
Court filings show multiple Lorain divorce actions and a claim
Crispin Ortiz of Lorain files for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Esther LaRue Hogue sues Far Horne for gross neglect and cruelty. Mary Dobos sues The Equitable Safe Assurance for 2000 dollars on an alleged insurance contract. Lydia Faulhaber granted divorce from Theodore Faulhaber on gross neglect. Helen L. Shaffer of Lorain granted divorce from Neil Shaffer on gross neglect. Gladys M. Palmer of Elyria granted divorce from Paul B. Palmer on gross neglect.
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Crispin Ortiz
Lorain
Esther LaRue Hogue
Far Horne
Mary Dobos
Equitable Safe Assurance Company
Lydia Faulhaber
Theodore Faulhaber
Guy B. Finc Jey
Helen L. Shaffer
Neil Shaffer
D. A. Cook
Ross
Gladys M. Palmer
Elytia
Paul B. Palmer
Guy B. Findley
Death Record for Frank J Sittinger
Funeral services for Frank J Sittinger a 64 year old car inspector for the New York Central Railroad for 44 years will be held at 930 p m Monday at St Marys RCaven Burial will be in St Peters cemetery at Ridgeville Mr Sittinger died yesterday afternoon from injuries after a railroad accident in which the lower part of his left leg was amputated He is survived by his wife and children Mrs George Wooley Edward Joseph Otto Alfred Mrs DuBray of Laxnewood Ge Ridgeville and Frank of Jarney Funeral arrangements are with the Welsh Funeral Home where the body will lie in state until services Monday morning
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Sittinger
Frank J Sittinger
New York Central Railroad
St. Mars
R Caven
St. Peter's
Ridgeville
George Wooley
Edward
Joseph
Otto
Alfred
DuBray
Laxnewood
Ge Ridgeville
Frank
Jarney
Welsh Funeria
Ais
Fine Sustained In Common Pleas For Village Speeding
A Cook today sustained a $25 fine imposed on Mrs. Carl D. Friebolin wife of the federal bankruptcy referee for speeding through Sheffield Lake Village on October 17 Deputy Marshal Henry J. Miler testified she drove 45 mph in a restricted area She denied the charge Autos driven by Mrs Rt R Smith and T BE Penson collided at Hroan street with minor damage to Penson’s car
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Common Pleas
Harvey H. They
Sheffield Lake Village
Carl D. Friebolin
Automaniles Ativen
Rt R. Smith
Denison Avenue
T. BE. Penson
RL. No
Elyria
Hroan Street
Ag Mrn
Penson
Veterans Asked To Notify Post Office If Not Home Monday
Elyria veterans due to receive bonus bonds Monday evening were urged to inform the local post office. Postmaster Charles J Sarter said notifications will speed delivery, as bonds will be in registered letters and delivered only to addressees, avoiding later calls by staff.
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Elyria World War
Charles J Sarter
Home Hardware Styles Change in Finished Houses
Finished hardware and door fittings have shifted away from ornate embossed knobs and protruding hinges toward simpler paintable metal straps. Period-accurate appearance now favors wrought iron and brass with restrained, refined details appropriate to English, Spanish, Italian, or colonial styles.
Lincoln Assassination Paper Found by Army Officer in China
Monterey California sergeant Frank Newton, of the ordnance department, arrived at the presidio with an 1845 New York Herald edition recounting Lincoln’s assassination. He kept the yellowed issue as a curiosity, later learning its rarity could fetch $1,000 to collectors.
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Monterey
Cal
Serge Frank Newton
Ordnance Department
T. 8. Army
Presido
Orient
New York Herald
Abrabam Lincoln
Owton
York
Tring
Tan
Romethi
Newton
America
Flower tag day aids American Brotherhood for the Blind
Oberlin residents are urged to support the American Brotherhood for the Blind through a flower tag sale this Saturday. Proceeds fund an All Story Braille Magazine for blind readers, produced by blind artisans and distributed with help from libraries, veterans groups, and welfare organizations.
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Qberlin
Oberli
American Brotherhood For the Blind
Oberjman
Brotherhood For the Blind
Brotherhood
Library of Congress
Veterans Administration
Schools For
Memory Lane Dagmar Godowski in South America tour
Dagmar Godowski, noted silent film star and daughter of Leopold Gadowsky, tours South America with Joseph Hofmanns. She describes her look and recalls early life moving with her father to California and Poland, noting a vague filmography and prior stage work in New York.
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Dagmar Godowski
Leopold Gadowsky
South America
Joseph Hofmans
Dagmar
Carlsbad
Poland
Fragmentary obituary note on L G Brenner's distorted life
An unclear OCR fragment mentions L G Brenner and Rat.t mut, noting marriages and a divorce from Frank Vayo in 1920 with four subsequent marriages and children. It references a mother’s death, travel, and a life in New York, with scattered biographical snippets including a birth date and names Frazer and Annie, plus May 24.
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Althom
Frank Vayo
Ansiltedi Dasmar Watts
Mars
Daamar
Pillar
New York
Frazer Outter
Annie Andi
White Reflects Greatest Light In Lighting Reflectance
Scientific tests show white reflects 82 to 89 percent of light, far higher than creams 73 to 75 and ivory 62 to 60. Light pink 63, yellow 57, flesh 41, buff 5, light gray 5, white tight green 45, aluminum gray 4. Dark red 13, dark green and dark blue absorb most light, near zero reflectance for white. Black sits at the bottom with almost zero reflecting qualities.
Neighbors Laughed Now His Turn For Sweet Peas
Jus tus Schroeder of 939 Walnut street faced mockery on St Patrick's Day when he planted sweet peas in the snow. Nearly three months later he displays a long row of thriving plants from 60 to 60 feet, proving the skeptics wrong.
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Justus Schroeder
Walnut Street
St. Patrick's Day
Schroeder
Assassination News Sparks Theatre Evening Turmoil
A garbled late 19th century style report describes an assassination attempt on President Preé'ded Lin enln, causing a theater night disruption. A telegram-like bulletin references Waterscope and Revealed Force, with vague notes on a rescue or concealment at a reserve post.
Keyboard alphabet proposal for standardizing typewriter layouts
Dr Jesse L Warr of Casselry indicates a proposed revision to keyboard layouts based on letter frequency noting that vowels and common consonants should be prioritized. The discussion aims to improve typing efficiency and ease of use for secondary education.
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Toledo
Qty
Garfield Home Open as Public Memorial Shrine
The Garfield estate in Mentor Ohio will become a public memorial. James A Garfield 29th president's cottage and law office will be repaired and opened for public inspection with Garfield family papers and grounds preserved by the Western Reserve Historical Society.
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James A. Garfield
United States
Western Reserve
Garfield
Essa
Union
Ordéy
Two Killed in Columbus Auto Crash
Betty O'Connell aged 19 from Bliss College graduates class and Russell Knight aged 21 died in a Columbus auto collision last night. William Bowser, 22, injured with a leg fracture, rode with them. A Cleveland truck driver paid a $2 fine for reckless driving after being arraigned by Mayor Ton A. Baird.
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Columbus. O
Betty O'Connell
Bliss College
Russell Knight
Wiliam Bowser
Cleveland
Reckass
Ton A. Baird
Tully Kastolryz
Harvard Avenue
West River Street
Demotion of Bing Stanford University Turmoil
A garbled report notes upheaval at Stanford University with references to political dangers and democratic tensions. The text hints at charges or disapproval surrounding a figure named Bing and mentions Stanford facing significant risks and shifts in the campus climate during a period of unrest.
Fragmented notice about city event and flyer confusion
A damaged text fragment mentions Evreisa Cal and Lageryoite, referencing an event, a flyer, and attempts to heal a fire engine. The readable parts outline searching for a location at the field and a parade or public amusement against a prior plan, with unclear names and dates.
Tiffin fish tale ends with unlikely competition
In Tiffin a scene described as a synele tass of the ne taught two fish for Earl hab. A Boch vin e and one-half poned yike with a wallower and an S-ineh bass competed in a quirky, unclear contest blending local color and odd phrases.
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Tiffin
Earlhab
Ozark Forest Fires Ravage Timber Worth FIS9N
Wildfires in the Ozark hills near West Plains have consumed timber valued at FIS9N this year, an unusual blow as forest fires grow rarer in Missouri. Fire crews race to contain spreading flames amid dry conditions and rugged terrain.
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Ozark
West Plains
Missouri
Ovnark Hills
Hamilton Nominates Landon At Republican Convention
Amid clamor and cheers delegates press toward a final roll call as Hamilton speaks amid mixed demonstrations. Idaho and Ohio back Landon unopposed while Alabama and Arizona vote for Landon, the central name on the shuffled ballot amid a topsy turvy convention scene.
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Ant Rausas
Hamilton
Bertrand B Snell
Arizanis
Alabama
Arivooa
Lundini
Landon
Borah
Topeka
Idaho
Knox
Ohio
Taft
Vandenbere
Michigan
Arizona
Washington
Boral
Wyoming Delivers Landon Lead as Borah Campaign Ends
In a chaotic roll call the West Virginia clerk tallies 16 votes for Landon and 15 for Borah, Wisconsin 24 votes split 18 for Borah and the rest for Landon, Wyoming six votes for Landon. The Borah rebellion collapses as Wisconsin moves to unanimous support. Governor listens as Topeka echoes with cheers. the Topeka lawyer from Topeka is celebrated.
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West Virginia
Cha
eWest Virginia
Anchves
Landon
Borah
Buc
Wisconsin
Wryoming
Topeka
Hamilton
Wounen
Local Social Roundup at Pittsfield and Wellington
Brighton and Wellington residents hosted and visited family and friends in a string of Sunday and Tuesday gatherings. Mr and Mrs Earl Davidson hosted at Pittsfield while numerous calls and dinners featured the Mills, Arthnny Case, McClellans, Barber, Myers, Carpenter, Greene, Smith, Burge, and Edwards families across Wellington, St Marys, and nearby towns with birthdays and health notes noted.
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Brighton
Earl Davidson
A. G. Mills
Pittsfield
Hubert Case
Welen Baird
Mroo
Afrs
Olena
Mir
Foot Mclellan
E Merrs
Wellington
Twin Perkins
John Barber
Arthur McClellan
Ida Homey
Cora ‘Ene
B. . Myers
Ale
Tiladge Carpenter
Wire
Julha Callingwood
U ClarksQald
FH. McClellan
Here
Dean
Clement Greene
Correen
Jennie Greene
Cleveland
E. H Butson
Wilt . Murray
Barchester
Harold Hardy
Albert Langdon
St. Marys
Roehurk
S* Marys
Brlebtao
Mere
T S Smith
Ann
Theadore Smith
L Te Danehoer
Rileane
Flosd Geli
Cusahoga
Fay Perkins
Wes C. BE. Gill
Miseida Brewer
Ruby Brewer
Merton Robinson
Lakewood
Etna Burge
Jesse Burge
Gladiva
Gladys
Burge
Cleveland Produce Market and Livestock Report
Cleveland livestock and produce market review shows steady activity across poultry, eggs, and meats with varied prices. Hog receipts around 600 and cattle and sheep markets noted as steady, while grain and feed prices are listed with multiple regional quotations.
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Chotea
Choira Wethears Fatu
Ewes van Gaad
Marker Steuda
Flota
Pleshs
Automobile crash case seeks $10000 in damages
Dr Ethel Pilon of Lorais faced a $19909 damage suit today in a case brought by Orzechowski estate administrator over Victor Orzechowski who was struck by Pilon’s car on East 28th Street on May 8, 1934 while riding a thiefer ie. The trial occurred before Judge Cook in Augary court.
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Ethel Pilon
Lorais
Hy Ances Orzechowski
Victor Orzechowski
East 28Th Street
Judee D. A. Cook
Woodland man claims to deliver message to Garcia
In Woodland California Judas J. W. Hamilton says he delivered a message to M. Garcia. The message concerns Garcia’s days in jail and notes he had been driving a car without a license since 1832.
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Woodland
Cal -City
Judas J. W. Hamilton
Garcia
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