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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
7
Public auction set for July 1 1938 at 10 a m at the Elyria courthouse north door to sell multiple parcels in Lorain County Ohio under cases T-1064 T-972 and related actions. Parcels include parts of Carlisle Lowne ship Spring Valley Subdivision and Sheffield Township lots with specifics on frontage dimensions and easements.
Court sale ordered in Case No T 1nt Walter J Wright treasurer of Lorain County Ohio plaintiff versus Nicholas Major et al defendants. Public auction at the north door of the Court House Elyria Lorain County Ohio on Saturday July 16 1938 at 930 am for property in Elyria known as Sub Lot No 67 Block 10 Fly Realty Subdivision Lot Nos 1 and 102 West of Black River fronting Vulcan Street 11 feet and depth 120 feet more or less. Estimated at 88.00. Attys Gralt Butler. Also Case No T 3129 John Grouse et al defendants Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio notice directed in Elyria July 1938 at 1100 am.
Case No 1971 Walter Jo Wright treasurer of Lorain County files orders of sale for Parcels 1 and 214 in Elyria City on July 16 1988 at 10 am. Parcel 1 fronts 40 feet on Garfield Avenue and runs 114 feet back. Parcel 214 fronts Garfield Avenue between Foster and K Road streets and runs 116 feet. Both parcels are part of Mendelson subdivisions and subject to highways. Sheriff's notice lists estimated value 77.00 and names Sheriff Lorain County Ohio Howard Butler President Attorney with dates 6 18 25 50 and 7 7 14. Case No T 1146 Louis Badjuro et al defendants noted.
In Harrisburg June 16 a lack of valid proof that Peter Sereno a county inmate indicted for murdering Ohio highway patrolman George Conn was a fugitive halted extradition proceedings. Four Ohio co-defendants would be brought to Pittsburgh to implicate Sereno and face him next Monday in the Allegheny County DA's office.
Elza B Harness a wealthy farm owner from Silvercreek Township is missing since June 8. Sheriff George Henkle investigates after Harness was seen entering an automobile wearing work clothes and believed to have $400 with him. He is unmarried and owned a large farm but did not farm it himself.
Reports wheel stolen from a car belonging to E M Meachmen of 340 Kenyon Avenue with a $25 value. Also lists a tract description and a real estate notice in Lorain County with parcels valued at $557.90 and $4500, involving Sheriff W M Foogill and Attorney Howard Butler.
Rev. Oscar L. Nichols of the Congregational church preaches a final sermon before leaving for Fort Recovery. He will wed Miss Arveda Miller in Dayton, be ordained publicly, and depart with his bride Thursday for their new pastorate.
Memorial services will be held Sunday at 11 o'clock at the Community church by West View Olmsted I C O F Lodge 264 and Sunshine Rebekah Lodge 393. Members will assemble at the I C O F hall and march in together.
North Ridgeville reports an interior decorating class will meet at 1 p m at the school and proceed to the home of Mrs F Andersen on Root Road for a visit.
Carlisle and Mrs Lester Bowen hosted classmates from Sullivan High School 1926 at their Grafton Road home on a Sunday gathering. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George McConnell and son Howard Sullivan Mrs Rupert Gordon and daughter Eden Sullivan Mr and Mrs Ted Gantz Mineral City Russell Ballan Sullivan Mr and Mrs John Geien Ashland Mr and Mrs Herman Holbrook Lorain Miss Mildred Taylor Nashville Tennessee and Mr and Mrs Ted Richards and sons Jimmy and Johnny Fields Corners.
Rev. Thomas Hughes of La Porte M E Church speaks on The Child in Our Midst at 11 a m Sunday. Young Peoples Choir under Mrs H H Gregg conducts special music. Children’s Day observance combines Sunday School at 10 15 with church service to follow per C F Whitney superintendent. Teachers plan additional musical contributions.
A Jamestown post card details weekend visits and travel. Mr and Mrs J E Dewhurst left Sunday for a week motor tour through New England, while Mrs Alice Welton plans to stay with her son and daughter-in-law on East Avenue. Belden Homecoming drew guests from Mansfield Wellington Elyria and Wichita Kansas. Additional gatherings at Grafton Road and East Avenue featured extended family and a wedding in Jefferson Ohio.
In Washington on June 16 Congressman Dewey Short mocked a bid to form a Bureau of Fine Arts within the Interior Department. The measure was defeated after Rep. William Surovich argued democracies cannot regiment art while Short quipped about enjoying Chopin and Puccini with pants on.
Russell Dumke reported his radio shop at 214 Foster avenue was entered yesterday and a number of radio tubes and other supplies were stolen. The missing articles were valued at about 14 dollars.
The report lists numerous relatives and friends visiting or hosting in Cleveland Elyria and surrounding towns. Names include Moran Bailey Rose Goodyear and Hohmann among others with gatherings at homes in Grafton Road East Ave Butternut Ridge Road and Lake Erie College ties to June events and class reunions.
Jim Talbot poses as James Long after Long is murdered in Miami. In Castanagua he learns Strade plans a revolution. Zach Webb and Don Jose fear discovery as Don Jose reveals the killer used Long's papers and identity. The twist jeopardizes Webb’s mission and a native uprising.
Amherst Ohio June 16 tureen supper sponsored by the Philathea Bible class of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church will be held at 6 30 tonight at the church parlors with the members of the cast of play Chnitz Cottage as guests Circle three of St Ann s society of St Joseph s church will meet with Miss Rose Plate Harris street
Three new members joined the Junior Walther League: Marian Streicher Leila Donnelly and Clifford Messal. A social hour followed with refreshments served.
Miss Alice Hurlbut hosted the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church on Wednesday with 28 guests attending. Mrs. Carrie Hodell, Mrs. E. Cudeback, Mrs. Frank Hurlbut, and Mrs. Earl Sweet were among those present. a dessert was served after the meeting and social hour. Earl Sweet will host the group in two weeks.
The Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars held a Wednesday meeting preceded by a tureen supper with the Past Matron and Past Patrons as guests. Plans were made to skip July and August meetings and a social hour followed the business session.
The Concordia Club of St Paul Lutheran church met Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Carl Grugel on Franklin Avenue. Officers installed included President Chester Streicher Vice President Willard Mengel Secretary Miss Doris Keopp Treasurer.
The Ridgeville grange programs the Hickory Tree Grange gathering at the Grange Hall on Milan avenue tonight. A social hour and lunch follow with committee members Mrs Katherine Kolbe Mrs Charles Wilson and Mrs Henry Kolbe in charge. A good attendance is desired.
Admissions include Joan Sisling at Le rain. Discharges include Bernice Berner from RK D Oberlin.
Mr and Mrs Alger Wilbur Ely ria were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A C Werner Wednesday evening. The fish fry at the M E church parlors Friday evening has been postponed a week due to repairs in the church basement.
The abandoned cemetery on the outskirts of Yuma Idaho faces destruction as waves from the American Falls reservoir erode graves and burial plots. The site, a remnant of earlier settlement, shows marked deterioration with fallen markers and scattered debris.
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