25 Percent Reduction On Winter Merchandise Auto Supplies
Local listings advertise a quarter off on heaters defrosters auto robes driving gloves and other winter merchandise. Firestone and Basta Auto Supply Stores promote prices on non skid tires Eldotread and 2004 Tripoli water heaters with bargains on rebuilt tires and radios. Also notices dissolve a partnership York and Wycosky and legal/public notices from Lorain County Ohio about highway project compensation and land takings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basta
Picceons Auto Supply
Firestone
Road & C
U. S. Noval
Eldotread
Tripoli
Thia
Pires
Goodrich Silvertown
Broad St
Aalze
Smith Auto Parts
Tna St
Atanee SS
Real Estate Transfers From The Land Title Guarantee Office
Real estate transfers reported by The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company at 219 Court Street. Fred Holcomb as Administrator to Frank Wolcott and others, part of Sub let No 94 Town Plat of Village of LaGrange. Fred 8 Jones Inc to Thos C Terrentt 45.04 acres in Section 26 Avon Township and other property. Joseph T Pyatole to Mary A Pystole part of Original Lot 11 Almherat Township Village of South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Miller
Miller Chevrolet Company
Liberty Ave
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
W. H. Miler
W. Wiberty Ave
Trorain County
Ohio
John Jaster, Jr
State of
John W. Bricker
Cleveland Trust Company, Et al
New York, Chicago & St. Lots Railroad Company
Tho Ke Shore Electric
Nightways
Tiretor
Probate
Common Pleas Court
Torain County
Wishways
Highways of
Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
Fred Holcomb
Frank Wolcott
LaGrange
Fred 8. Jones
Sheriff Deeds and Property Transfers Listed for Lorain and Elyria Areas
Multiple sheriff and trustee deeds recorded for Lorain, Elyria, and surrounding townships. Transfers include properties on Broadway, Lexington Avenue, Massey Avenue, West 30th Street, Kenyon Avenue, and Gulf Road among others. Key parties include G Albert Rothgery, Home Owners' Loan Corporation, Bernard A. Rothgery, Charles J. Andrews, and Riverside Golf Inc, with parcels in Grafton, Amherst Village, Sheffield, and Brownhelm Townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Albert Rothgery
Broadway
Lorain
E. Kirchner
Lucy K. Kirchner
Th Street
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Lexington Avenue
Colorado Avenue
Sherif
Elyria Avenue
Amherst Village
F. A. Stanford
Massey Avenue
Sheffield Township
Cleveland Trust Co
Bernard A. Rothgery
John Szemety
Ward Road
Henrietta Township
Rockport Realty Company
C. W. Castor
Authlet
Sunnyside Beach
Brownhelm Township
Nicholas KR. Bishop
Charles B. Simkins
Kenyon Avenue
Elyria
Elizabeth Harden
Maurice Burge
Fairhone
Mary Basingsk
Elizabeth Oroz
Mazel Street
Marshall J. Dettorre
Charles J. Andrews
West 30Th Street
Charles Gest
William Gest
Grafton Township
John Turman
Helen Kress
Gulf Road
Sheffield Village
Helen Dress
Sheffield Land and Improvement Company
Olmsted Falls High Flashes seek more glory in sectional tourney
Olmsted Falls High School Golden Flashes, Cuyahoga County League champions, meet Thompson High of Geauga County in the sectional at Orange High School tonight at 7:30. Olmsted needs one win to reach the state Class B district tournament after clinching the western division title with a 9–1 record and beating Independence 31–25.
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Frank Walend
Cuyahoga County
Olmsted Falls High School
Golden Flashes
Orange High School
Chagrin Falls
Flashes
Thompson High
Geauga County
Tournamcut Atent Moxt
Olmsted Faille
Independence
Bay Village
Bay
Olmsted Falls
Olmsted
Eddie Sinko
Httle
Ohio U Tops Cincinnati to share Buckeye title
Ohio University defeated Cincinnati 34 to 26 to share the Buckeye Conference crown with Marshall College. Nick Lalich excelled for Ohio, while Cincinnati led early but trailed at halftime. Gene Rivita and Lalich each scored nine for Ohio, as Gordon Wiff led Cincinnati with 13 points. The race next shifts to Wooster vs Muskingum with Muskingum atop standings.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio University
University of Cincinnati
Bobcats
Marshall College
Wooster
Muskingum
New Concord
Ohio
Stuart Holcomb
Muskies
Marietta
Nick Frascella
Cincinnati
Ohio U
Brandon F (Butch) Grover
Gene Rvita
Six Days Left for Frankie and the Ducky to Go
United Press story recounts Henry McLemore detailing six days and six possible positions with the St. Louis Cardinals. He candidly admits failures at shortstop left field and catcher while joking about catching with a stomach target and Lon Warneke’s pitching.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Aytona Beach
Fia
St. Louis Cardinal
Frankie
S’long Lee
Ducky
Frisch
Lon Warneke
Lon
One Thousand Expected At Oberlin Intramural Exhibition
Oberlin College expects about 1,000 spectators for the ninth annual Intramural Festival in Warner Gym on Friday night March 12 at 7 46 p m. The event will feature 15 competitions including group events races wrestling boxing fencing and more with supervision by Herbert Weinberg and assistants. Elyria High School students have been invited to attend.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Warner Gym
Oberin
Herbert Weinberg
Cleveland
Elyria High School
A Misjudged Curve Ends In a Miserable Miss
A batter’s miss is described as the curve coming from the right rather than the left, striking the chin and leaving the fielder lamenting a ruined catch. The speaker references yesterday’s pain and looks ahead only to today.
Gomez And Crosetti Sign Yankee Contracts
New York report says Vernon Gomez and Frank Crosetti reached terms with the Yankees. Gomez previously earned 20000 last season, with a tentative offer ranging from 8000 to 14000 before a final settlement. Crosetti’s contract was mailed from San Francisco as part of the negotiations. Columbus excerpt notes Ohio's capitol basement being renovated with WPA help to provide tenantable office rooms for records in the century old building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vernon
Lefty
Crosetti
San Francisco
Columbus
Ohio
Capital
WPA
Questions on marriage and psychology from 1937 dialogue
A 1937 excerpt presents views on teaching marriage in schools, teen attitudes toward romance, and psychology studies by Prof. Frank Freeman and Dr. Barbara Burks on adopted versus control children. It notes environment shapes traits and mental similarities among unrelated adoptive siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Freeman
Barbara Burks
Freeman
Burks
John F. Dille Co
Ohio News In Brief: State Officials and Courts
Ohio health director announces the resignation of Dr. EB Hayhurst who led occupational disease and hygiene. Gov Davey and others depart for a Washington dinner. The Ohio Supreme Court upholds a $4,050 embezzlement conviction of Troy A. Cahn. Kenyon Painter’s appeal on misapplication of funds is dismissed. A scaffold collapse at American Rolling Mill Co. kills Arthur Marseller and Robert Knight, injuring Harrison Fleming and William Sites.
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United Press
Columbus
W. H. Hartung
EB. R. Hayhurst
Bureau of Occupational Disease and Industrial Hygiene
Division of Hygiene
Hayhurst
State Department
Ohio Supreme Court
Wyandot
Troy
A. Cahn
Upper
Sandusky
Home For the Aged of the Reformed Church
State Supreme Court Today
Kenyon V. Painter
The
Union Trust Co
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Wilbur M. Baldwin
Columbus, CO
American Rolling Mill Co
Arthur Marseller
Robert W. Knight
Youngstown Steel
Harrison Fleming
William Sites
Reese Station
Crossword Puzzle Clue Scramble From Old Page
fragmented OCR puzzle items list scattered clues with misprints and garbled words. includes references to dish of green s biology ty, Arabian Nights, dance of space, Anglo-Saxon era, center of solar system, neural tics, and names of leaders and elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiuscles
Soldiers Hop Logs To Gain Posture
ATLANTA Army officials promote log hopping as a method to improve posture and balance among soldiers. The program emphasizes controlled movements and core engagement to build steadier carriage and upright alignment.
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Atlanta
Ohio House defeats bill to protect bob white by hunting
In Columbus, the Ohio House rejected a Department of Conservation measure that would have removed the bob white from the hunter's list. The bill would have created 640 acre game management areas, but opponents argued it would harm farmers and not protect the bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bob White
House of Representatives
Department of Servation
Charles Fe. Sweeney
Cleveland
Sweeney
Dbsi
Richard M. Marlow
Lucas
House of Representatives of
Ohio
Meadow
Marlow
Gus Kasch
Summit
Thomas A. Christy
Monroe
Bob, White
Conservation Department
The
Sports of Ohio
Christy
W. P.van Neas
Champaign County
van Ness
Bernard Desch
Mercer
L. H. Myers
R. Atlen County
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Auto Service
Auto Electrical
Auto Lite
W. H. Jenne
Adams and Foster Str
Porte Aanaman
Jake Kaiser
Eldotread Tire & Ply
York and Wycosky
IWAI
Leonard Wrcosky
Tispeeters
Ab Vinkshers
Rere
Wah
ASL
Brown & Sharpe
Searer Er
AOD Clearing House
Metailursista
Hushers
Arnds Dle
Fame
Boules
Jaasonel A
Barton
Ese
Cones Becker Rtetees
Chapman O
Stearns
Inspectoras Dulmage
McDermott
Diedrick
Brown and Sherness
Kohler
Kosty
Dombrosky
Metallargiatas Monaco
Bundioa
Sinko
Howard Knuth
Wiliam Guilds
Cuyahoga
Scullion
Camp Lorain
Oberlin Quint
Oberlin Sunoco Otis
Oberlin Seminary
Fleming
F. T. HN
Houston
Spratley
Sporks
Caldwell
Colaib
McLemore
Leonz Durocher
Joe Medwick
Medwick
Frankie Frisch
Lonnie
Ull
Warnecke
Gomez
Yankee
Albert Edward Wiggam
D. Sc
J. P. Rosenstein
Moy
OIA
ALL Boys
Ohio News
Davey
Francis Poulson
George Nye
Waverly
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Sckoss
Y Lars Morry
Asia
Massachu
Asex
Uns
Jas
West Virginia
Crooks
Hunter's
A. B. Dockery
Ays
Col. Dockery
Jay
J. T. Barnard
Mgr
Middle Avenue
Pee v
Klyris, Cade
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