Legal Notice and Public Inquiry From Lorain County Ohio
A mixed set of legal notices from Lorain County Ohio includes The Cleveland Trust Company filing a foreclosure petition in Case No 8562 against defendants tied to properties in Sheffield Township with overdue mortgage sums. resolution actions in Elyria canceling a 1920 bond for Sunset Park improvements and requiring a new bond. and Lorain Transit Lines applying to the Ohio Public Utilities Commission for a certificate of public convenience to operate a Lorain to Syria route with five vehicles and 35 daily trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UABE
Court of Common Pleas
State of Ohio
Lorain County
Cleveland Just Company
Trainetee Oye Pere Lehman Aduiuieteratrixa Ul Eounty
Inuntuerine Lehman
c/o Morgan & Burerows Motor Cqu
Jefferson St
New Castle
Cleveland Trust Company
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Sheffield
Lorain
Yahlo
Gaylord
Frank Coleman
A. V. Hageman
E. M. Hageman
F. Fauser & Fauver
Henry Fridenstine
Sunset Park
Henrys Fridenstine
Director of Public Service
Elyria
Finliay
State of
Mavor
Krowims
Lew
Tr HK Simons
Leonard Smith
D A. Baird
Lorain Transit Lines
Tnc
Public Utilities Commission of
Syria
Wats
River Road
Elvira
Upot
Commission of Ohio
Columbus
Hiro
Lorain Transit Lines, Inc
Broadway
Wesleyan Cage Star To Turn Professional
Wesleyan forward Johnny McAdams of Ohio Wesleyan will turn professional this spring. He plans a pro debut next Monday night against the Waterloo Wonders in Delaware. McAdams forfeits his college baseball eligibility this season after being an All-Buckeye Conference selection last year.
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Delaware
Johnny McAdams
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
McAdams
Wesleyan
Waterloo Wonders
Ita
Elk Herd Problem Faces Southern Canadian Ranches
In southern Canada elk have increased after years of scarcity. Foothills ranches struggle as Max Bradshaw and his workers fail to drive the herd away using horses.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canada
Foothills
Max Bradshaw
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Event Answers
A dense OCR puzzle page lists numbered crossword clues and mismatched answers across topics from Chicago baseball to language and anatomy. It interleaves entries for animals, artifacts, and phrases with stray letters and garbled headings, producing a fragmented, hard-to-follow item.
Center Jump Rule Change Receives National Backing
Chicago March 18 The national basketball rules committee altered the center jump rule to start jumps only at halves and in overtime, after technical and double fouls. Eliminating jumps after field goals speeds the game and broadens access to players of normal size, with strong support from the Pacific Coast and Western conferences and opposition mainly from the deep south.
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Chicago
National Basketball Rules Committee
National Coaches Association
Deep South
Henry V. Porter
Porter
McLeMore Sights Cunningham Win at Columbia Mile
Henry McLeMore reports from Madison Square Garden on Glenn Cunningham winning the Columbia mile before 17,000 fans. The race featured four competitors and drew wraparound excitement despite McLeMore’s bemused commentary about the spectacle.
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York
Madison Square Garden
Sing Sing
Glenn Cunningham
Germany
LaGuardia
Glenn
Columbus
Santa Maria
Cunningham
Star Bowlers to Compete in May Tourney
New York announcers say 28 top bowlers will meet in early May after the American Bowling Congress tournament. May 5 and 6 are the dates with seven games each afternoon and evening. Entry fee 100 per man, first prize 1 000, plus four smaller prizes. Potential entrants include Adolph Carbon Eddie Krems Frank Wartheiser Ned Day Hank Marino Gil Zunker Frank Benkovic Charley Daw Shang Mercurio Joe Bodis Joe Scribner Cass Gilgier Joe Norris Otto Stein Jr Sid Sherman.
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New York
American Bowling Congress
Albert C. Lattin
ABC
Armory
Adolph Carbon
Bddie Krems
Frank Wartheiser
Chicago
Ned Day
Hank Marino
Gil Zunker
Frank Benkovic
Charley Daw
Milwaukee
Shang Mercurio
Joe Bodis
Cleveland
Joe Scribner
Cass Gilgier
Joe Norris
Detroit
Otto Stein, Jr
St. Louis
Sid Sherman
Toledo
Central Y. M. C. A
Brooklyn
Tully
Troy
N. Y
Paradise Recreation
Thompson
Blue
Iunh
Flatbush Juniors
Distance Race Tactics Stated By A Trainer After Sprint Finish
The account describes a relay style distance race with San Romani Beccali Cunningham and Venzke leading through ten laps. Cunningham overtakes on the final stretch as San Romani tires, Beccali and Venzke unable to thwart the climb, and Glenn seizes the tape near the end. The author advocates late burst racing to heighten suspense.
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Unningham
Archie San Romani
Gene Venzkce
Luigi Beccali
Cunningham
Manhattan
San Riomani
Beccali
Venzke
San Romani
Beccali Cunningham
Glenn
United Press
A A U Cage Play In Semi Finals
Denver reports that seven seeded teams and one dark horse quad advance to the National A A U Basketball tournament semifinals after a third round that produced no upsets. The quarterfinals include five Mis teams and other qualifiers.
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A. A. U. Cage
Denver
Colo
Upp
Dark Horse
Valley A A U League teams listed with sponsors and cities
The roster shows teams including Antlers Hotel of Colorado Springs Santa Fe Trails of Kansas City Denver Safeway Stores Kansas City Life of Denver Phillips Oilers of Bartlesville and Long Teland University of New York City plus West Coast clubs Laemmile Stars of Hollywood and Golden State Creamery of Oakland in a regional league.
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Souri Valley A. A. U. Lesue— Antlers Hotel
Colorado Springs
Santa Fe Trails of
Kansas City
Denver Safeway Stores
Kansas City Life
Denver
Phillips Oilers
Bartlesville
Okla
Long Teland University of
New York City
Laemmile Stars of
Hollywood
Golden State Creamery
Oakland
Ranchers Favor Old Fashioned Branding Over Acid Marking
In Cheyenne Wyoming, Russell Thorp of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association denounces acid marking as cruel and inefficient. He cites field observations from ten Western stock centers showing acid brands causing raw sores and blur, urging ranchers to “stick to the iron” despite reports of Idaho stock men adopting the chemical method.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Russell Thorp
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Thorp
Idaho
West
Indian Princess Recalls Buffalo Hunts in North Dakota
PEMBINA North Dakota Mrs Catherine Lena Pascal Rondeau an elder Indian princess recalls buffalo hunts across North Dakota in the 1860s and 70s with June and November expeditions. She notes large parties sometimes 200 ox carts and a priest accompanying for baptisms weddings and last rites.
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Pembina
N. D
Catherine Lena Pascal Rondeau
Valhalla
Father Belcourt
Rondeau
Little Shell
Quebec
Dan Pascal
Absentminded Professor Famed Umbrella Record
In Salt Lake City University of Utah tale, Professor Walter Kern clings to a umbrella and a Serviette carried over 80,000 miles across 37 years. He never loses either item, keeping them by his side on campuses and travels to Europe Asia and Mexico.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
University of Utah
Walter Kern
Kerr
Europe
Asia
Mexico
Astronomer Drug Apprentice Finds Lost Comet in Tokyo
Shinichi Shimizu, a Tokyo druggist and amateur astronomer, photographs the long missing Daniel comet with a 10 centimeter telescope, credited with its rediscovery after 27 years since Princeton University observ er’s initial sighting.
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Tokyo
Princeton University
Shinichi Shimizu
WPA Projects in Hawaii Total 107 Under Way
WPA projects totaling 107 are under way in Hawaii, said territorial director Frank Looey. The tasks range from binding government records to major construction. WPA rolls are slightly smaller than in earlier years.
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WPA
Hawaii
Honolulu
Frank ¥. Looey
Territorial
Territory
French Diplomat Shot by Newspaper Woman
Paris reports Mme. Made leine De Fontanges a 29 year old prisoner at Petite Roquette confessed the pistol jammed as she shot Count Charles De Chambrun on a train platform. Defense claims Chambrun spread rumors of a romance with a world famous man. Doctors say Chambrun is wounded but stable. Fontange faced police over alleged Italian permit pressure and unconfirmed affair allegations.
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Paris
Mme
Madeleine de Fontanges
Petite Roquette
Charles de Chambrun
LaFayette
Maitre Henri Fleuriot
Chandrun
Rome
Mme. Fontange
Benito Mussolini
Shenee
Il Duce
Liberte
Maitre Fleuriot
Chambrun
Brussels
Ticini
Georges de Martel
Mme. Fontanges
Italy
Chaumbrun
Mme. de Fontanges
Senate considers relief bills as tax and aid changes loom
In a moved-up session Sen Keith Lawrence introduced relief measures including a county auto tax and liquor license tax. Republicans oppose a clause that would withhold state aid from counties with money in relief funds. Other actions include appointments to the State Dental Board and Public Utilities Commission, and a bill to ban fly-by-night colleges with large endowment requirements.
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Senate
Keith Lawrence
Cuyahoga
House
William M. McCulloch
Miami
Rep
P. BE. Ward
Geauga
M. H. Jones
Columbus
State Dental Board
Rules Committee
Dennis Dunlavy
Ashtabula
Public Utilities Commission
New York
Ohio
American Prison Congress
Philadelphia
State Department of Education
James M. Matthews
Clark
George J. Harter
Summit County
Gentral
Frank Grubbs
Faycette
E. K. Hummel
Fairfield
G. H. Thorne
Greene
James F. Coady
Franklin
Oberlin Council Passes Milk Pasteurization Ordinance
The Oberlin Village Council held a long session with about twenty five citizens in attendance. After debate the council passed on second reading a proposed ordinance requiring pasteurization of all milk sold or distributed within the corporate limits.
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Oberlin
Fire Damages Home On South Pleasant Street
Oberlin fire department responded yesterday to a roof fire at the home of Joe Quinn 180 South Pleasant street. The blaze started from a defective chimney and gained headway before crews arrived. Damage is estimated at about $150.
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Oberlin
Joe Quinn
South Pleasant Street
Miss Ina Esther Lehti Weds Paul J Stone
Mrs Antone Lehti of North Pleasant announces the marriage of her daughter Ina Esther to Paul J Stone. The brief note records the union and the families involved.
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Ina Esther Lehti
Paul J. Stone
Ohio House Advances Bills on Mortgage Moratorium and Seed Regulations
The Ohio House approved a motion for a conference with the Senate to resolve differences on the Best mortgage moratorium extender bill, with the House insisting on its amendment. The measure extends the law to April 1, 1939, after Senate inaction. The Senate passed a strict seed regulation bill 25 to 0 introduced by Rep. Otto Lehman. The Senate also passed, 26 to 0, a bill by Rep. Harold Williams barring pecuniary interest by library board members in contracts. The House subcommittee reported three bills raising ditch supervisor pay, enabling charter commissions to fill vacancies, and outlining flood damage repair procedures for governments.
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Columbus
House
Jacob Davis
Pike
Senate
Davis
Otto
Lehman
Wayne
Harold L. Williams
Stark
Library Board
House Committee
Three Boners And Out For Thief
In Pueblo Colorado police recount a thief Harold Johnson of Escanaba Michigan who made three mistakes: stealing hose from a local department store, attempting to sell them near police headquarters, and choosing a detective as the buyer. He now serves a 60 day city jail term.
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Pueblo
Colo
Harold Johnson
Escanaba
Mich
Hungarian Stationmaster’s Wife Has Inverted Heart
In Budapest Mrs. Kiszley wife of a station master at Gyula is said to have a heart located on the opposite side and upside down. The condition was discovered during hospital X rays for heart trouble and no similar case is noted elsewhere.
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Budapest
Kiszley
Gyula
Union leaders oppose Murphy committee actions
Homer Martin of the UAW and Richard T. Frankensteen rejected the Murphy committee plan. They telegraphed Michigan officials that the committee cannot fix the fundamental evils sparking worker outbursts. The governor’s committee urged swift state aided mediation and arbitration legislation.
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Homer Martin
Cooily Murphy
Committee of Action
Richard T. Frankensteen
Lansing
Stone Couple Wed at Elm Street Ceremony
Mr and Mrs J N Stone of South Main Street were married Wednesday morning March 17 at Rev Willam Smiths home on Elm Street. Miss Lillian Lebt sister of the bride and Gordon C Dawley were their only attendants. They plan a short wedding trip and a home at 216 South Main Street. Mrs Stone works in Oberlin College Library and Mr Stone is with Hixon Peterson Lumber Company.
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J. N. Stone
South Main Street
Willam Smith
Elm Street
Lillian Lebt
Gordon C. Dawley
Last Lenten lecture by Dr Faenaras on Immortality
Dr J A Faenaras will deliver the final lecture of the Lenten series this evening at the James Brand House. Dr Richards has chosen the subject Immortality and the public is cordially invited to attend.
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J. A. Faenaras
James Brand House
Richards
Publc
Mrs Rose Barnard Visits Father in Elyria Hospital
Mrs Rose Barnard visited her father John Denger Sr at Elyria Memorial Hospital where he remains in critical condition after two recent operations. He is eighty four years old. Mrs J R Kirwan is quarantined at her Locust Street home for scarlet fever.
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Rose Barnard
John Denger
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Denger
J. R. Kirwan
Locust Street
Senate considers inviting Supreme Court justice to testify
The Senate Judiciary Committee weighed inviting a Supreme Court justice to testify on President Roosevelt's plan to enlarge the tribunal. After Justice McReynolds criticized "wilful opportunism" at a fraternity banquet, a testifier, likely clerk Charles Elmore Cropley, may discuss docket congestion and whether six new justices would ease it. The panel pressed ahead to finish the first phase of Roosevelt's plan hearings.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
James C. McReynolds
Edward R. Burke
D., Neb
Frederick van Nuys
Ind
Charles Elmore Cropley
Drunks Sentenced to Morgue Visit in Spokane
In Spokane Judge Frank Yuse sentenced five habitual drunkards to view the corpse of a man who froze to death in a snow drift. He had previously offered jail or castor oil as alternatives and warned they were headed to the same end. Some released men returned within 24 hours still intoxicated.
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Spokane
Wash
Frank Yuse
Power boats face possible ban on Muskingum lakes
The Muskingum Conservancy District board meets to consider barring power boats from eleven lakes. The Ohio Izaak Walton League urged exclusion, arguing boats disturb fishing and fish incubation.
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New Philadelphia
New Muskingum Conservatory District
Ohio Izaak Walton League
Chrysler and CIO Meet Sought on Sit Down Strikes
Federal officials seek talks between Walter P. Chrysler and John L. Lewis to settle Chrysler plant walkouts that left about 60,000 workers idle. Government mediators push Detroit conference while lawmakers weigh legal options to curb sit downs.
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Washington
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Chrysler
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
New York
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Detroit
General Motors
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Senate
Supreme Court
Hiram Johnson
Calif
Johnson
James Hamilton Lewis
William H. King
Utah
A. F. of L
Absentminded Professor Urged For Sympathy
Professor Irving C Whittemore of Boston University argues absentmindedness stems from deep study not lack of interest. He says the trait deserves praise and a bouquet rather than mockery.
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Boston
Irving C. Whittemore
Boston University
College of Busines
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