Hearing on Inventories and Debts in Ohio Probate
Probate Court sets April 7 1937 hearing at 10 a.m. on inventories and schedules of debts for estates listed including Arthur B Christy Catherine J Mack Alice L Giles and others with beneficiaries and widows possible. Debts schedules for Katherine Humber and William Hume also noted. EH H Nye Probate Judge. 319, 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Arthur B. Christy
Inventy
Catherine J. Mack
Invenory
Alice L. Giles
Frank Pankau
Jennie L. Andrus
Lucy Croswell Perkins
Alice Rachel Sutton
John Guettinger
William Hume
Katherine Humber
EH. H. Nye
Ohio foreclosure notice in Lorain County case 38346
Plaintiffs Charles Smarsch and Steven Smarsch sue Emery Hannsovszky and others in Lorain County Court for foreclosure on about 55.96 acres in Henrietta Township. The petition alleges default on a promissory note by Tr nac Saland and Katerina Saland secured by a concurrent mortgage. prayer for judgment and sale. Defendant to answer by April 17 or be barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor A. Dorsey and Company
Charles Smarsch
Steven Smarsch
Common Pleas Court
Lorain County
Ohio
Henrietta
County of
Lorain
State of
Henrietta Township
Marvin Peabody
Ohifo Quarries Company
Ohio Quarries Company
Baumhart
Baumhart Road
Emery Hannsovszky
John Akost
Verona Hannsovszky
Veronica Hannsovszky
de Charles Smarsch
Basil Dziama
Amendment action at session noted in state legislatures
The text reports that seven state legislatures are meeting or about to convene with no action or contemplation of action on the amendment. It also notes three unratified states not in session this year and mentions a new proposal before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tures
Congress
Surplus tax harms railroad reorganization warns ICC
In its 1936 annual report the Interstate Commerce Commission criticizes the tax on undistributed net income for hampering railroad reorganization. It notes 56 steam railroads in receivership or under Section 77 with 70,041 miles operated. The ICC argues the tax discourages sinking fund creation and debt retirement, threatening weaker lines and overall railroad credit and emergency readiness.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Commission
the Executive
Borah Would Limit Child Employment Under 18
Senate proposal by William Borah would empower Congress to limit regulate and prohibit employment of minors under 18 while suspending conflicting state laws. Supporters see it as a threat to higher state child labor standards already in place in several states.
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Congress
William 3. Borah
Ida
Borah
Wyoming
New York
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Montana
Utah
Connecticut
Maine
California
Texas
Protests Over New Army and Navy Stamps Spark Local Interest
Local collectors expect added value from the new four cent army stamp showing General Lee and Stratford Hall and the four cent navy stamp with Admirals Sampson Dewey and Schley and a distant battleship view. Objections focus on Lee’s uniform lacking stars and highest rank. Sartor reports wide purchase, including a store buying 1000 stamps.
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Kdivrin
Charles J. Sartor
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Elyria High Students Win District Essay Honors
Two Elyria High School students John Boylan and Margaret Ross earned district winners in the Ohio American Legion essay contest on the Constitution. Their essays advance to Columbus for state judging with state winners slated for a Washington trip, March 30 announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Smith
Elyria
American Legion
Elyria High
Ohio Legion
John Boylan
East Avenue
Margaret Ross
Crehorecourt
Columbus
Washington
Ohio Supreme Court
Charles Zimmerman
Roy Williams
Arthur H. Day
Dorothy O. Marsh
Edith Tallant
The
Legion Auxiliary
Paul M. Herbert
Hugh Martin
Ohio
State Auditor Rejects Excessive Expense Account
Columbus Ohio March 26 State Auditor Joseph Ferguson rejected an expense account filed by Attorney General Herbert S Duffy for a Toledo trip The daily allowance exceeded the $3 50 limit with a $9 per day total including a $4 hotel charge Ferguson criticized the AG saying he does not spend more than $2 for a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph Ferguson
Herbert S. Duffy
Toledo
Tom
Ferguson
Car driven by Elizabeth Patton damaged in crash
A car driven by Mrs. Elizabeth Patton, 15, of Gladstone Michigan, was badly damaged last evening.
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Elizabeth Patton
Gladstone, Mich
Sailboat overturns claims life of one as three rescued
In Tarpon Springs Florida a sailboat overturned during high wind killing Leon Mosely 20 Clearwater. Survivors Lester Clark 20 Clearwater Irene Paris 19 Fort Wayne Ind and Madona Mae Farewick 18 Celina were saved by Anclothe Lighthouse keeper J P Pippin after clinging to the hull overnight. Coast Guard treated for exposure.
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Tarpon Springs
Fla
Coast Guard
J. P. Pippin
Leon Mosely
Clearwater
Pippin
Lester Clark
Irene Paris
Fort Wayne
Ind
Madona Mae Farewick
Celina
Anclothe
Holmes Finds Only Two Employable Relief Cases
County Relief Director Ernest Holmes reported that a survey of Elyria 120 relief cases found only two employable, certified to WPA for work. The count dropped from 143 at month start due to private jobs and shifting clients to public assistance. a countywide check is underway to confirm remaining employable cases and unemployment causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
WPA
Ernest Holmes
Holmes
Board of Public Assistance
Cold Wave Proves Fatal To Many Birds
Portland Oregon reports hundreds of dead birds along the coast highway as the cold wave inflicts starvation on even hardy species. Oregon humane society president Harry Daniels urges residents to scatter food and hang suet to aid birds through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Harry Daniels
Oregon Humane Society
Daniels
C C C Workers Build New Charcoal Kiln
PORTLAND Ore An old state forest industry is revived as C C C workers construct a modern brick charcoal kiln. The bee hive shaped kiln will hold 30 cords of wood per firing and replaces the older dirt covered method once common in state forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Vehicle Incident Near Elyria Reported By Deputies
Deputies John Fulton and John Hudak reported a vehicle sideswiped a truck and ran into a ditch on Route 20 about four miles west of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 20
Elyria
John Fulton
John Hudak
Chronicle Telegram Want Ad For Results
Classified notice seeks results for a requested service or item from Chronicle Telegram readers. Prominent details are scarce in the fragment, but the item emphasizes locating answers or outcomes through public listings and marketplace interest.
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Chronicle
Elyria Plans Clean Up Drive With Schools and Officials
Elyria fire prevention committee of the Chamber of Commerce studies plans for the annual Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up campaign starting April 12. City officials, schools, police and fire departments, and local groups join with Don Sotherden as chair to promote cleaner streets, better health, and a more attractive city. Students in the four lower grades will receive inspection forms to take home and return by May 4, with jingles and posters encouraged as activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Bettman Attacks Roosevelt Plan On Court Reform
Gil bert Bettman of Cincinnati former Ohio attorney general told Urbana business leaders that Roosevelt’s supreme court proposals would destroy democratic government for personal rule. He called the plan an audacious attempt to browbeat the judiciary and warned constitutional amendment would be blocked by the president’s political astuteness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Bettman
Washington
Elyrians Join City Masonic Maundy Observance
Between 290 and 300 residents attended Cleveland's first Solemn Ceremonial Feast of the Paschal Lamb by Ariel Chapter Rose Croix at the Masonic Temple. Elyrian A J Plocher and Karl Plocher played parts. A J Plocher is past most wise master and Karl Plocher is master of ceremonies. The audience called the event dignified and impressive and officials hope it becomes an annual Holy Week custom in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cleveland
Ariel Chapter
Cleveland Masonic Temple
A. J. Plocher
Karl Plocher
Masonic Temple
Woman Claims Part Of Leibach Fortune
A Charleroi woman calling herself Mrs. Ella Davis claims a widow’s share of Peter Leibach’s $50,000 fortune. She says they were married in 1911 and lived on a houseboat before separation, joining 14 cousins already alleging claims. Police weigh natural death versus possible murder as investigations continue.
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Pittsburgh
Peter Leibach
Ella Davis
Charleroi
Leibach
Peter
Davis
Allegheny Country
Allegheny
Walter Monaghan
Lelbach
John Aldisert
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