Notice of Appointment Estate of Lorain County estates ad
Legal notices list multiple probate actions appointing executors and administrators for decedents in Elyria and Lorain County Ohio. Names include Everett F Whitney Caroline G Worthington August Abramoseka Charles Birkline Arthur H Clarke E P Clement Frank J Coon Edith Cutler Thomas H Donahue Charles H Hunger Frank Marion Stevens Ethel Irene Rober Alice Rachel Sutton Margaret M Crisp and others with dates in February 1937 and March 1937. Notices describe appointment dates and entities such as The National City Bank of Cleveland and Lorain County Savings and Trust Company as executors or administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett F. Whitney
EL. Whitney
Elyria
Lorain
A. D
Caroline G. Worthington
National City Bank of Cleveland
James M. Worthington
Lorain County
Ohio
Obate J
Said Coun
Ta City
Eatate
Auguat Abramoska
Libbie Abramoska
Auguat Abrameoska
Elyria City
Otice
E Eatate
Charles Birkline
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Charlies Birkline
H. H. Nye
Said County
Arthur H. Clarke
Lestie P. Clarke
Elgria City
Ohlo
E. P. Clement
Mildred H. Clement
E. P. Clemeant
Frank J. Coon
Edith Cutler
Elytia City
Thomas H. Donahue
Cora Donahue
Ejlyris
H.C. Wilcox
Charles H. Hunger
Karl H. Hunger
Charles EH. Hunger
Elyria Township
HL. Wilcox
Said
Frank Marion Stevens
Helen
Stevens
Lorrain County
Datsethia
Ethel Irene Rober
Wm. H. Rober
Alice Rachel Sutton
Earl W. Sutton
Alica Red
Sutton
Ghicc
Margaret M. Chap
Ellen C. Stearna
Margaret M. Crisp
Blytia
Legal Notice of Real Estate Sale and Divorce Case
Seized in fee simple is described as about 30 acres in Pittsfield Township Lorain County Ohio with highways easements and prior deeds. The petition seeks sale to pay debts and charges with named parties notified and administrator Porter issuing notices with dates through May 1937. Also a divorce petition filed February 13 1937 in Lorain County Court Case 38489 seeks divorce custody and support with hearing set for March 31 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Flint Bartley
Riverside Drive
South Bend
Indiana
Delia Flint Lee
Johnston Avenue
Pontike
Michigan
Mary F. Peck
Carthage
Jefferson County
New York
Grace F. Reynolds
Savannah
Charles Flint
Great Bend
Leon D. Burham
Ferguson Street
Lansing
Ruth F. Clark
Adams
Mary F. Gates
Washington Street
Oliva FE. Fults
Wexton Avenue
Sherrill
Edna F. Harte
Sterlingville
Martin Flint
Philadelphia
Willice, Walwrath
Sandy Creek
Carrie Walwrath
Augusta F. Burham
Ettie F. Main
Ster Ungville
Mary G. Richardson
Crescent Street
Canton
James N. Gale
Rensselaer Falls
E. R. Seabury
Syracuse
Glenn Seabury
Rutland Street
Watertown
J. R. Seabury
Furman Street
Mas Austin
Pleasant View Avenue
Amos Seabury
Viva Scharsh
Belle Avenue
J. L. Porter
James H. Hosley
County of
Lorain
Ohio
Bitu Pittefield
County of Lorain
State of
Pittafield
WB Hegminag
Ashland-Oberlin Road
William H. Braithwaite
Lorain County
William. MM. Braithwaite
Ingoft
Lewis A. Glynn
Land &O
Ripton-Nickel Plate
J. H. Hosley
F. A. Hosley
Wanee
Sc Wee Cescasserie
Cess
Esseseuven
E.csaee
Ripton
River
Aide Drive
Delia Fiint Lee
Pontiac
Mary G. Richardso
Jamez N. Gale
KE. R. Seabury
Mae Austin
Pleasant View Avene
Amon Seabury
Len .Porter
Fannie A. Howley
Pittsfield
Senate
Pittsile Township
Lewis A Glynn
Ripton-Nickel Plaza
Il. Porter
Wilcox & Wilcox
Lorain County Bank
Elyria
Ohto
Charles M. Stewart
A. D
Court of Common Plead
Determant
Prass
Beatrice E. Stewart
Minnesota Illinois Tie For Big Ten Title
Minnesota and Illinois shared the Big Ten basketball championship, ending Indiana’s five year reign. Minnesota captured its first title since 1919 after a strong defensive season, while Illinois demonstrated flashy offense under coach Doug Mills. Purdue Ohio State Indiana Northwestern Wisconsin Iowa Chicago finished mid to lower in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Snider
United Press
Minnesota
Illinois
Indiana
Milnois
Purdue
Chicago
Gophers
Illnois
Northwestern
Boilermakers
Michigan
Minneapolis
Ohio State
Doug Mills
North- Western
Wisconsin
Iowa
Davis Cup Matches At Forest Hills
New York March 8 reports the first Davis Cup matches to be played at Forest Hills. The announcement outlines national teams competing in the traditional two-venue format with singles and doubles rubbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
New York
Bowling Blitz of 1937 Big Numbers Wow Fans
A historical United Press feature tallies vast bowling statistics for a two month run. It lists entry money 217000, prize 145000, balls 2614000, miles 65015, pins 12000000, lumber 20000 tons, news total 23127000, beer 247000 bottles, noise 1257381 decibels, shoes worn 1270, suspenders 137 snapped, postcards 15457 mailed. The piece ends with a flourish about dizzying figures and ITM leaving you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ohio College Cage Records
Ohio college basketball records are summarized with standout team and player marks. Notable figures include key scorers and record-setting performances across seasons, highlighting conference play and tournament impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio College Cage Records
Australia United States Set For North American Zone Finals At Forest Hills
Five years will be played on Forest Hills historic courts this spring when the North American Zone Finals—Australia versus United States—are held at West Side Tennis Club, May 29 to 31. The Australia team of Jack Crawford Adrian Quist Vivian McGrath and John Bromwich meets Mexico in a first round tilt in Mexico City April 30 May 12 while the U S meets Japan. The two winners clash at Forest Hills with Mexico and Japan unlikely to challenge the strong Australia or United States outfits. The American lineup is still in doubt with only Donald Budge certain of a berth, Frankie Parker Bryan Grant Gene Mako Bobby Riggs Joe Hunt and Sidney Wood striving for the remaining slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
Australia
United States
Weat Side
Jack Crawford
Adrian Quist
Vivian McGrath
John Bromwich
Mexico
Mexico City
U. S
Japan
Donald Budge
Frankie Parker
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Gene Mako
Bobby Riggs
Joe Hunt
Sidney Wood
New York
Cop
Bowling Congress Opens in New York This Week
Henry McLeMore reports from New York on the National Bowling Congress opening Wednesday. He notes the event will span two months, feature 38 new lanes, and involve 33,000 bowlers amid a historic, expansive tournament as readers learn the sport’s long, storied history and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
York
New York
Florida
Senor Francis Albertant
National Bowling Congress
Senor Albertani
Dr. Eliot
Swallowing hot coals astonishes Singaporian crowd
Aboriginal performers from the Malay Perak highlands swallow glowing charcoal pieces as they dance to drum rhythms in a Singapore garden. Europeans seated about three feet away witness the dangerous spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Hin
Perak
Singpore
Parolee Walter Johnson Seeks Return to Sing Sing Prison
Walter Johnson 28, a parole violator sought by Cleveland police, said he wants to return to Sing Sing to end his parole troubles. He said he would serve out his time and finish parole within a year, despite officers tracking him. Johnson was paroled in 1935 after burglary and larceny charges in 1933, and had six jobs before employers learned of his parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Walter Johnson
Sing Sing Prison
Johnson
Ossining, N
Johnston
Albany
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HH. H. Nye
Porter
Board OF Education
Camden Township
Surgl
S.eecevevereees
H. Scott
Webber, Webber & Slack
Attorneys
General Industries Leagu Ard Reung
Oman
Denes Ae
Finiaher
Ehint
Robinson
A. Miller
Fritz We
O. Miller
Bycyneki
Smewert
Bassett
Wicklacx
Fisher
O'Connor
Handica
Fialskerst Sandroc
Art Hinkle
Heldricks
Mount Union
OtLes Bain
Uhio Northern Io
Kent Stata
Cedars Ise Ae
Tool Heamt
Akron
Grugel Oes
Tiime
Tenberg
Veesil
Princigal
Fennver
Brown
Kenyon
Scott
Aly
Western Eserve
Schmit
Findlay Ween Seveee
Brickman « Va Ras Wilmington
Rothgery
Fie Grande
Aloeinerty Dees
Vanngstown
TSA
Denixon
Xavier
Marietta
So Nova
Bluffton
Flood
Ate Defiance
Brown Oe
Dayton
SIL
Bradshaw
Baldwins Jay
Mahlereeee
Capital
Greiner
Ohlo Wesleyan Eae
London
Nnne
England
Shire Horse Society
Agricultural Hall
Lady Grey
McLemore
Eastern
New York, New Haven & Hartford Road
New Haven
Conn
CEXAH
Sing Sing
Spon
Sored
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