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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1938
Page
13
Public notices detail sheriff sales of Lorain County real estate in Elyria and Elyria City with parcel descriptions and sale dates. Included are multiple cases from Case No. Te875 through various T numbers plus an ordinance fixing fire department structure and bonds in Elyria.
Case No T 231 Lorain County Ohio Plaintiff vs Theodore Gayl et al scheduled for July 1938 at 10 A M. The sale covers Sublet No 120 in The Taylor Duffey Ward Broadview Lots 6 13 14 east of Black River with easterly Concord Avenue boundary. Estimated minimum price set at 113 dollars. Prosecution by WM Fl Grall and Howard H Butler, Pros Attorney.
North Olmsted reports Geraldine Knable, bride elect to William Codrington, hosted a bridal miscellany shower at her West 187th Street home with 20 guests. Refreshments served and gifts received. Other items note Mrs. Julia Bush visiting Ravenna and Cuyahoga Falls, plus various social visits and attendees at Universalist Convention in Eldorado Ohio.
Mrs Pete Erhart of Cleveland called on Mrs George Haury Sunday. Fred Armbruster and Selden Armbruster attended the picnic at the B H L Elevator Valley City Saturday. About thirty Elyria guests enjoyed a tureen dinner at the home of Lawrence McLaughlin Thursday. Mary Nilges is recovering from measles. Rose Grabenstetter spent the weekend in West View with her uncle Clarence Grabenstetter. Mr and Mrs Herbert Grabenstetter visited the same home Sunday and brought Rose home. Mr and Mrs Glen Yannayan and
Oberlin Masonic lodge had 25 members attend St John’s Day services at the Community Church led by Rev. William Smith. families and relatives joined in. The day included additional services at Wellington Congregational Church by Dr Recard and various visits from Avery and Breyley families, with guests from Indianapolis Detroit and Berea returning home after weekend gatherings.
The Markley Bar Scouts Troop 133 will hold an ice cream social Friday evening on the Heck residence lawn inviting all interested. In other news, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O Connor of LaPorte visited relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pappenbrook and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Smith and Norman. The M E Church Progressive class sponsored a threen supper in the church parlor with about forty five attendees and a net of five dollars and fifty cents. Mrs. Clara Keller visited Mrs. Goldy Roberts in Toledo for two weeks and will return after the Fourth of July. Mr. and Mrs. W E Taft visited former Cleveland colleagues and called on several locals including John Zeigler and Mrs. Emma Church and Lulu.
Mrs. Anna Sands of Elyria has been a guest of Mrs. Frances Heckel and her sister Mrs. T Weber. Mrs. Margaret Theisen of Avon Lake joins them and they plan a several day stay at Mrs. Heckel’s cottage at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Mrs. Heckel’s guest at the cottage will be Mrs. Robert
Foster and family and Mr Fell and family of Elyria join Ma and Mrs Thomas Bruce and family of Amherst for a group picnic. Mrs L H Keller and grandson Raymond Lana will drive Mrs Heckel and her sisters to Vermilion Monday but will not stay there.
Mrs. George Tattersall and children Jean and Lois visited Mrs. Ellen Langton on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Cleveland and Verna were guests of F. H. Lewis family with a wiener roast. Ewald Dreger of Columbia dined with O. B. Rea. T. M. Baldwin and son Thomas joined George Gussan’s family in Ashland, then called on Clyde Weaver and Everett Hibbard households.
The Markley Busy Boys Four H Club held a Thursday evening meeting at Mr and Mrs A C Haynes home with Robert Lewis in charge in place of president Keith Rhone. Members were initiated and refreshments were served. The next meeting is slated for Thursday evening June 30 at Ralph Van Amburghs home.
Judge Wilcox delivered the sermon at the local M. F. Church Sunday morning. His topic focused on daily conduct and faith in everyday life.
The Merry Mixers 4-H Club gathered at Barbara and Eloise Carpenter's home Friday afternoon. A brief business session and project period followed with Cottage Pie the lesson. Marie Gerstenberger led recreation and refreshments were served. Joy, Jean and Janet Mills to entertain on Friday July 1.
The Domestic Do'ers 4-H Club met at advisor Mrs. John Cummings home Thursday afternoon. Members held a brief business session and voted to host a picnic at Metropolitan Park on July 21 after sewing activities and games led by the recreation leader.
North Ridgeville announces the birth of a nine pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meeks at their home on Sunday, June 26. The item notes family and community activity with local gatherings and visits across Ridgeville and nearby towns.
Historic porches may be removed to update appearance or repurposed to enlarge living areas. Changes in structures could involve financing under the Federal Housing Administration Property Credit Plan.
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