Sheriff Sale Notices From Lorain County Real Estate Listings
Multiple sheriff sales announced by Lorain County Ohio court and sheriff offices. Properties include Elyria and Oberlin area parcels with descriptions, appraisals, and terms of cash sale, listing case numbers 38032 35312 38450 and 38774 with dates in July 1937 and 1987.
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Sheriff's Kase of Real Estate
Lorain County
Richard 0. Erickson
Ruth Eleanor Plencher
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
Court House
Elyria
Lorain County wills case seeks set aside will
In Lorain County Ohio Daniel P Osterling files in Common Pleas Court case No 38863 against Thire in Pour Hundred Fifty and 00/100 Dollars etc seeking to set aside a paper writing claimed as the last will and testament of Anna S Osterling deceased. Respondents include Elizabeth It Schmidt and others listed. notice requires answer by August 7 1937. Attorney Van der Marke represents the plaintiff.
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Ridgeside
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Said
Snowoad
Snow Road
Cleveland Road
Warden and Laundon
William F. Gralil
Lorain County
Hubbard C. Wilcox
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
S. Wm. R. Dickerson
Court of Common Pleas
Elyria
County of
Bronson
Elyria Township
Black River
Train
Shear Street
Mar Court
Thomas B. Bennington
Bennington
William F. Gralt
Torain Country
Fauver
Sheriif
Loan Corporation
Trainthoe
Edward Gilles
Court of Common Pieax
Bath Street
William F. Grall
Loraty County
John von Blum
Peat Natta Ette Legal Notice School
Muswell
Prospect Avenue
Ingram
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Daniel P. Osterling
Common Pleas Court
Anna S. Osterling
Plaimelf
Life At 100 Gathered By Centenarians Club
London report on longevity based on 600 British lifers in the Centenarians Club. Founder Dr Maurice Ernest prepares a book from 600 club volumes. He notes 100 years is more attainable now due to food, sanitation and medicine, disputes legends of extremely aged figures, and cites Parisian estimates near 120 as the highest reliable age, with an 113-year case officially authenticated.
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London
Centenarians’ Club
Maurice Ernest
Cent
Ernest
Old Parr
Che
Bumper Wheat Crop Expected in Manitoba After Heavy Rain
Arthur Manitoba reports a bumper wheat crop prospects following the heaviest June rainfall in 36 years. Crop expert J R Pitt notes southwestern Manitoba benefited from abundant moisture with no runoff, dugouts filling, and widespread rainfall across Winchester Arthur Edward Brenda areas. Wheat stands are clean and acreage improved after prior drought.
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Arthur
Man
Manitoba
J. R. Pitt
Pitt
Winchester
Arithur
Edward
Brenda
Winnipes
Waskada
Deloraine
Boissevain
Alrea
Minto
Holland
Iron Men Rode Long Ago Says Old Timer
Faribault Minn riders meme era quote. John S n deer a professional cyclist now 86 recalls high wheel days with Torchy Peden and iron men. He says modern riders lack grit and muscle and recalls pushing through bumps, averaging 2 1/2 miles an hour and enduring frequent spills on rough Minnesota roads.
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Faribault
Minn
Peden
John Snndeer
Snyder
Minnesota
Pikes Peak Tourists Can Choose Escorts
Colorado Springs reports a new escort service for tourists in the Pike's Peak region offering attractive male staff for activities from dancing and cards to horseback riding and fishing. A group of female escorts is also available for women preferring companionship.
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Colorado Springs Corp
Pike's Peak
Germany presses new demands in Madrid crisis
Hitler asserted Germany will protect its freedom and security and warned restraint is over. Goering championed peace while defending armament and criticized League sanctions on Italy. He signaled Germany will not rejoin the four power neutrality patrol around Spanish coasts as he condemned Britain and France over the Leipzig incident.
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Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Wither
Germany
Spain
Goering
Congress
Gerermany
Fuehrer
League
Italy
Spanish
Britain
France
Leipzig
Germany pledges not to repeat Leipzig incident mistakes
A historical remark contrasts warning against repeating errors with Germany's claim of pacifism and a single wish to live peacefully while defending its rights. It notes Goering and Hitler asserting Germany’s willingness to cooperate with others, amid tensions over the Leipzig episode.
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Germany
Leipzig
Goering
Hitler
Pacific
Birthday Celebrations And Travel Notes In Ridgeville
Litchfield residents Mr and Mrs Les Starr accompany Harry Perkins and his family to Ridgeville for dinner celebrating Mrs Starr Russell Perry and Shirley Perkins birthdays. Helen Colbrunn travels to Huntington W Va for vacation and will return in September to teach locally. Familie visits and church group outings noted among residents of Penfield Elyria and Beldon.
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Les Stasr
Harry Perkins
Flyrna
Perry Russell
Penfield
Alden Perkins
Ridgeville
Starr
Russell Perry
Shirley Perkins
Helen Colbrunn
Huntington
W. Va
Alta Hastings
Lois
New England Sets Up Curbs On Trailers
Boston report on efforts to curb trailer use as summer travel rises. The New England Council committee urged 1300 towns to prepare for trailer issues with local ordinances. Dennis and Barnstable in Cape Cod adopt rules requiring at least 600 square feet per trailer or camp site.
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Boston
New England
New England Council
Dennis
Barnstable
Inflation and government policy critique from a 1930s column
The author argues that inflation results from currency expansion and warns against price controls and attacks on business. Citing France and the United States, the piece contends such policies fail to curb inflation and instead hinder liquidation, taxation, and budget balancing efforts.
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France
New Hampshire Presses Trailer Parking Rules
The state enforces modern utilities and sanitation for trailers with a 90 day limit for stays. Summer residents urge a total ban. Health officials ban overnight trailer parking on main highways and restrict parking within 100 feet of public water reservoirs or ponds.
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New Hampshire
Board of Health
Auto Plates Saved 31 Years By Driver
NORWOOD Massachusetts Fred J Shaier has perhaps the most complete set of automobile registration plates of the same number in Massachusetts. Shaier, chauffeur for Mrs Mary E Morrill for the past 31 years, has saved the plates 354 and 355 from the two automobiles he has driven during that period. He also has a complete set of registration plates from every state in the union.
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Norwood
Mass
Fred J. Shaier
Massachusetts
Shaier
Mary .E. Morrill
Illinois Man To Be Assistant Sec'y Of State
Washington June 28 President Roosevelt nominates Hugh R Wilson of Illinois to be assistant secretary of state. Wilson a career diplomat will succeed R K Walton Moore who recently became state department counselor. The president also nominated Robert Fechner Mass to continue as civilian conservation corps director.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh R. Wilson
Illinois
Wilson
RK. Walton Moore
State Department
Robert Fechner
Mass
Civilian Conservation Corps
Infant Takes Dive in Auto Collision at Goose Creek
In Goose Creek Texas an auto crash hurled Ray Herndon aged 2 through a wind shield after a collision. He was catapulted along the car hood and radiator, then struck the other vehicle’s fender and emerged uninjured.
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Goose Creek
Tex
Ray Herndon
Man slain in jail by girl's father in Missouri
In Eminence Missouri on June 28 an inquest was ordered for Willard Crane a 25 year old well digger slain in jail Saturday by Everett Counts 40 the father of a 14 year old girl Nadine who eloped with Crane Officers had planned to release Crane for lack of prosecution when Counts requested a talk with him and later killed him Counts surrendered his gun after saying I had a little trouble with him.
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Eminence
Willard Crane
Everett Counts
van Buren
Nadine
Crane
Counts
George Seich
Seich
William Crane
Fest Powell
M. S ‘ Counts
Judicial Reform Bill To Be Called Up Next Week
Senate Judiciary Committee voted to consider all proposed constitutional amendments related to the Supreme Court at a meeting Monday July 12. The move followed Senate Leader Robinson signaling the president’s judicial reorganiza tion bill would be called up next week. Proponents plan to outlast opponents amid about 60 amendments in play.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committees
Supreme Court
Mathew McLogan
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Edward R.burke
Neb
Judiciary Committee
Robinson
Saxophone Decline Prompts Viola Praise by Ted Fio Rito
In Pasadena Ted Fio Rito, famed dance band leader, says the saxophone’s 20 year surge is ending as he shifts to the viola as the “warm” instrument. In Mount Carmel Illinois police detained John Hockgeiger's cow and a prisoner in the city hall until a $5 fine paid for garden damages after the cow escaped.
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Pasadena
Cal
Ted Fio Rito
Mount Carmel
Ill
John Hockgeiger
Hockgeiger
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Alfred P. J. O'Donnell
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Mildred A. Crooks
Elgrin
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A. Eli’a
Mary Fember
Eisha
Sontherry
Heigman Avenue
Tt FL Vandemark
Plaintitt
Pikes Peak
Brockelhurst
Lester Brockelhurst
Lonoke
Young Brockelhurst
Victor Gates
Little Rock
Acme
Manchukuo
Ujima
Japan
Aeme
Litchfield
Willis Leach
Hal Leach
Richard Leach
Henry Pfeiffer
Hems
Beldon
Day’s Hardware & Music Store
Walter E. Spahr
New York University
Sec
Y. of State
Bulletin
the Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Lake Resorts
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Linwood
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Vermilion-on-the-Lake
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