First Catholic Slovak Union mortgage suits in Lorain County
Multiple court filings allege default on promissory notes and breach of concurrent mortgage deeds. Foreclosure petitions name defendants including Fred A. Mahia Marie W. Mahia John Micjan and others, seeking judgment for loan amounts 2169.54 3534.67 and 1267.?? plus interest, appointment of receivers, and sale of parcels in The Sheffield lands subdivision in Lorain Ohio with detailed parcel descriptions and pending court dates in February to April 1925.
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Catherine C Hunt
Ohio
Sheffield and Companys
Eastein Street
Apple Avenue
Apple Ave
F. 29Th Street
East 23Th Street
East 29Th Street
Ita Enor
Fred A. Mahia
Marie W. Mahia
Atholic Stewart Union of
Tatt
First Catholic Lovak Union OF
United States OF America
Charles A. Chaplakia
Lorais
Court Common Fieas
Lorain County
Catholic Slovak U
John Smicjan
Mary Sediak
Sedlak
Arse Nawe
Hona Dee
MicJan
John Ee
Ta Liege
3Lcjan
Twestr-T
Periston ix
John Micjan
Lic Sievak
Caired
Slovar Xtox
United States
America
Charles A. Chapia
Attar Lorain
Uathel
Amos Oravecs
Lorain
County of
Ltzi
Onie
Sheffield Land and Improvement Company
Shet
Jadan Adolf Oravecz
Mecz
Piavisr
Catholic Slovak Union
FIRST
Catholic Slovak Union OF
Erica
Charles A. Chapers
Ntorney
Sheriff sale in Elyria real estate case 36754
Court orders sale of parcel known as 139 Bath Street Elyria Ohio and parcel fronting 34.22 feet with 143 foot depth on Bath Street to satisfy mortgage claim against J C Burke et al. Sale set at Court House Kirra Loran Lorain County Ohio for 2036 with appraisals at 4300.09 and 2900.09 dollars. Cash only two thirds minimum. sale conducted by Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and attorneys Fauver Fauver.
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Sheriffs Base OF Real Estate
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Ss. J. C. Burke
Karcutur, Co Et al
Delenuduuc Court of Common Pleas
Loratu
Ohie
Earl Court
Kirra Loran
Oelock
Jowes
Elyria
County of
Lorain
Spruce Street
Lake Avenue
City
Sauber 44 Fm
Brastas
E Gata
Saiki
Avenus
Bath Street
Ohio
Dejiare
Sheriff
Lorain Counts
Fauver
Attys
Clearview May Quit Lorain County Loop in Ohio League
Clearview may join the Northern Ohio League after a Wednesday night meeting of league delegates including Clearview Superintendent W J Darling and athletic director Harry Frankfather. No action was taken yet but indications point to Clearview leaving the Firelands group to join the league, with no definite date set. The gathering also addressed basketball awards and future arrangements for a meet with Oberlin College.
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Clearview
W. J. Darling
Harry Frankfather
Clear School
Teague
Ld Junction School
Board of Education
Definis
Wadsworth
Amherst
Ridgeville
O. L
Avlinn
Firelands League
Ukaz
Vermilion
C. W. Savace
Handiine
Buckeyes Fall Again in Maryland Series Opener
In College Park Maryland Ohio State baseball was beaten 5 to 2 by Maryland in the opener of a two game series. The loss marked the third consecutive defeat for Ohio State.
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College Park
Maren
Ohio State
Maryland
Bucks
Ohio
Estate Notice In Wilmot Case From Lorain County Ohio
Notice of app ointment of Alice Wilmot as administratrix of the estate of William Wilmot late of Hinvis Lorain County Ohio. The judge Wilcox notes March 20 1946 as the date from which she will discharge duties. A minor named Alex Wellerman residing at 296 W River Street Elyria Ohio is released from debt responsibility after March 20 1946. Re ean Keeler man listed as resident of W River St Elyria Ohio confirms posting.
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A. D
H.C. Wilcox
Said County
William Wilmot
Alice Wilmot
William Wilmos
Hixvis
Lorain County
Ohina
Wee
Witcon
Alex Wellerman
River Street
Elyria
Ohio
Re Ean Keelerman
River St
Parks Reflects on Open Championship Triumph and Press Backlash
Iant Parks Jr of Pittsburgh discusses the brutal press scrutiny after winning the National Open Golf title. He recalls hostility from clubs and crowds at Galamont, admits tough times, and emphasizes a decision to play correctly even if it costs strokes while aiming to prove his worth this season.
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Henry McLemore
N.C
Iant Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Gak
Nant
Parks
Preanals
Fotlo
Sam Parks
Picardo
Sarazen
Revelta
Utill
Erin
Scopsright
The Fighter Wins Arlington Race
The Fighter, a Black son of Baik Tres, won the inaugural handicap at Arlington Downs. Backed at odds, he led into the home stretch and finished strongly, giving trainer Alfred Robertson a notable victory.
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Arlington
Tex
Milky Way Farm
Coal Black
Baik Tres
No Fishter
Alfred Robertson
Ehner
Baseball Results From Proved Pressey Games
Patchy recap shows several results with teams such as New York and Baltimore. Scores listed include Baltimore over Albany and Philadelphia edging Newark, while Chicago and Rochester contests appear to be incomplete or garbled. The fragmentary text references venues and players but lacks coherent event summaries.
Greenberg Signs Contract Terms Not Revealed
LAKELAND FLA March 27 Hank Greenberg signed a contract ending his holdout and will join the Detroit Tigers for the world series run against the Cubs. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. managers Brizzi and Cochrane expressed satisfaction with Hank's decision and readiness for spring workouts. Hank arrival followed a long stay in New York and a conference with Tigers executives Charles Navin and others.
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Lakeland
Fin
Hank Greenberg
Gore
Tigers
Cubs
Cochrane
Hank
Greenberg
Bose Valnadie
Ajac
Ios
Mighty Hapess
van Sav Abe
Bris
Hany
Offor
Han
Hom
New York
Camp Pyr
Charles Navin de Tisers
Brizzi
Lou Gehriz
Mks
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians Lose After Ten-Game Win Streak
In New Orleans on March 27 the Cleveland Indians were defeated 6-2 by the Pelicans, snapping Cleveland’s ten straight victories. The game featured Pelicans bats while Cleveland’s offense sputtered as New Orleans pulled away early and held on for the win.
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Orleans
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Pelicans
U S Swim Stars Open Competition in New Haven
The 14th annual National Collegiate Athletic Champions meet opened today in New Haven with 129 entrants from 45 colleges. Yale leads as favorite after a close recent meet, with Iowa and State among others entered. the field excludes the South. High water aids a Yakima blaze rescue as locals credit irrigation ditch floods.
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New Haven
Conn
TR — America Stars
Japan
Ber
Sonth
Yale
Favorit
Iowa
Ghia State
Committee To Study Ohio Insurance Bill
The Ohio Senate returned the controversial unemployment insurance bill to a seven member research committee for study after a 22 to 4 vote. Senate actions also approved bills on county term extensions, dependent children aid, the blind, crippled children, flood relief, fair trade, and school tax changes. Governor and boards backed juvenile research funding, and a constitutional amendment proposal on double liability was introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Senate
Paul P. Yoder
John R. Davis
D. Cleveland
McIntyre-Lipseher
Yoder
Davis
Committee On Welfare
Welfare Committee
der Research
House of Representatives
Jesse Gilbert
Montgomery County
Senaaie
House
Ohio
Emerson Campibel J. D
Belmont County
State Bureau of Juvenile Research
State Board
State Welfare Association
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Phillip Wolfe
Ricaj
Country
William Herner
Noland
Governors Action Committee
Ohio Government
Lake Erie
Narigadie
Herner
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