Sale of Real Estate in Elyria and Amherst Ohio
Multiple sheriff sale notices expose parcels in Lorain County Ohio. Properties include 118 Blake St Elyria. a 49 acre Avon Township tract. a 30 100 acre Amherst parcel. sales run April 2 and April 20 1938. appraisals range from 4000 to 55000 dollars with cash terms and two thirds minimum bids.
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Shmrivs
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Mike Homoki
Court of Common Fives
Loruln County
Ohio
Gficauanos
Elyria
Govam County
Lorain
Guilford
Lorain County
Blake Street
Blake St
Sald Brapur
Irty
FL Grall
James B. Lilley
Sheriff's Sa
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Mary Stauder
Court of Common Pleas
Loran County
Tollowine
Avon
Towit
Theodore J. Nussdorfer
Belden Avon Road
William A. Springer
Josephine C. Sprachling
Seoroth
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
J. F Williams
John B. Hancock
George Uhulus
Court of Common Bilees
Lorman County
Pubag
Alvria
Fuggevie
Chestnut Ridge Road
Chestnut Ridge
Wall Grall
Ingersoll and Ewing
Amanda Kline
Virgria
Amherst
County of
State of
Amherst Township
Jackson Street
George A. Tanger
Sophia Jaeger
Jaeger
Jaegers
Amerat
East Corporation
Peggy and Jimmie’s tense confrontation at the villa
In a moonlit terrace scene Peggy awaits dinner with Paul while Jimmie returns uninvited. The two clash over Peggy’s engagement as Jimmie probes her true feelings. Peggy orders Jimmie to leave and denies a kiss, then he departs, unseen by Paul, marking a pivotal, unresolved moment in the love triangle.
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Pescz
Comtesse
Greers
Jimmie
Viutlag
Paul
Peggy
Paw
Rome
Jimmy
Indicted Ex-Banker Ends His Life
Robert Austin Bishop a 64 year old former vice president of Central National Bank died by carbon monoxide poisoning in his Chagrin Falls home. A note addressed to his wife and daughter described disposal of his property and insurance. Bishop formerly led the Cleveland Rotary Club and headed the Cleveland convention and visitors bureau.
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Cleveland
Robert Austin Bishop
Central National Bank
Chagrin Falls
Bishop
Jenathan
F. Grall
Pr. A. Jd
Premier Woman Musician Of France Coming To Oberlin
Nadia Boulanger premier woman musician of France will lecture at Oberlin on Saturday April 16 officials say. She has led the Boston Symphony as first woman to conduct in New England and organized a large London group of singers. At Oberlin she will lecture and conduct a demonstration with a small choir, using music from the 16th century to modern composers.
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Oberlin
Mile
Nadia Boulanger
France
Oberlin Conservatory
Mile. Boulanger
Radcliffe College
New England
Boston Symphony
England
Christian Science Monitor
London Philharmonic
Mlle. Boulanger
Cleveland
Faure
Stravinsky
Boulanger
Paris Conservatoire
Guilmant
Viernes
Amerian
Fontaine Bleu
Ecole Normale
Serge Koussevitzky
Toscanini
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Nadir Boulanger
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
The
Cab Calloway
Fats Waller
Beethoven
Miles Boulanger
Legion of Honor
Boston
Oberlin College
Mademoiselle Boulanger
Cambridge
New York
Bank official Bishop linked to federal arrest in 1940s note
The American Bankers Association was cited last May as a bank arrest was ordered March 18 on a federal warrant charging the misuse of a $2010 check. Corliss E. B. Sullivan of Central National said Bishop was no longer connected with the bank. On March 19 the banker surrendered was fingerprinted and pleaded not guilty before U S Commissioner B D Nicola with a $10,000 bond set. Rust is iron oxide and iron when exposed to air forms oxide.
Malaria Case Linked to Dormant Plasmodia in Michigan Letter
County Supt. G A Gibbeng attended a meeting where teacher hiring was deferred. J H C of Michigan explains a bout of influenza masked malaria, noting dormant plasmodia can awaken after infection. Hazel Bradford and Lucile Ward hosted a 16 ladies shower for Mrs Graydon Jewett at her home with gifts and refreshments.
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G. A. Gibbeng
J. H.C
Michigan
Mr. C
Wiiss Hazel Hradford
Lucile Ward
Malaria Types and a Funeral Notice in One Issue
The article describes three forms of malaria and their fever cycles, plus a funeral service for Mitchell W. Heifner at a Methodist church with Reverend H. H. Patrick delivering the sermon Infinite Peace. Pallbearers were J. L. Knapp Albert Parker James Williams Graydon Jewett and E. D. Thompson. interment followed in the family lot with flowers distributed to shittings in the community after the service. Nearby residents Kathryn Staples visited Corinne Coe and others traveled to Iowa to buy horses while relatives attended the funeral and called on kin.
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Mitchell W. Heifner
Methodist Church
H. H. Patrick
Isle of Somewhere
Paul Jewett
Patrick
J. L. Knapp
Albert Parker
James Williams
Graydon Jewett
Arthur Jewett
E. D. Thompson
A. W. Fitch
New London
Kathryn Staples
Corrine Coe
William Murray
Corwin Cos
Iown
Robert Swartz
Ed Fmmel
Burbank
M. W. Heifner
Quinine a Life Saver and the Malaria Cure
A historical look at quinine as the sole malaria cure when given early and in full doses. The piece cites English medical experience and soldiers who improved only when medicine was administered consistently, contrasting with patients who avoided or spit out the drug. A personal anecdote about a brother missing his wedding due to malaria illustrates the treatment.
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Tropics
Spanish America
Missouri
Rochester Township School Board Meeting Highlights
The Rochester township school board met in regular session Tuesday night at the school house. After routing business, several other matters were discussed and it was decided to purchase one new fire extinguisher for the school and to obtain one that is out of order.
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Rochester
Penfield and Elyria Visitors and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs John Bowman visited Gratton and Mrs Florence Squire while Mr and Mrs A H Pierce were guests in Berea. Ted Smith from Elyria visited Mrs Squire and others, lunch was served at the school. Seniors of Penfield school will sponsor a dance Friday evening April 1. Several local families hosted guests from Lorain and Cleveland suburbs. Lee Walker heads north of Elyria as his family plans move. Mrs Lynn Myers returns from Cleveland improving. Mrs C E Dickason went to the Cleveland Clinic and was operated on.
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John Bowman
Gratton
Florence Squire
Kenneth Davison
Elyria
A. H. Pierce
Wellington
P. B. Davison
Virgil Waite
Berea
Ted Smith
Carl Buell
Blair Pierce
E.L. Pierce
Thomas Purcell
Vermont
Penfield School
Donald Shook
Lorain
A. J
Howard Andrews
Brighton Sunday Guests at Mosher Home Report
Brighton Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Mosher included Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Rollins and three daughters Virginia, Joan and Marilyn, and Mrs. Emmett Martin. Other visits included Elyria guests G Hermann, Harold Kinder staying at the Mosher home, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Day with Cortland Marshall and Hugh of Nankin. C Hazel Kamp, living with the Gosses, broke her left arm on the slide at the school grounds.
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William Mosher
Marshall Rollins
Virgina
Joan
Marylin
Emmett Martin
G. Hermann
Elyria
Harold Kinder
Walter Day
C. O. Goss
Ray Neff
Oberlin
Lorain
Lawrence Eaton
Sandusky
Clark Ewell
Boxing ratings: Baer rises to third in NBA list
The National Boxing Association elevates Max Baer to third place among heavyweights in its quarterly ratings. Tommy Farr drops to fifth behind Tony Galento. Mark Schmeling is No. 1 challenger with Joe Louis title bout planned for June. The committee also lists other divisions and opposes a Barney Ross versus Henry Armstrong match.
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Washington
National Boxing Association
Max Baer
Tommy Farr
Baer
Tony Galento
Mark Schmeling
Joe Louis
Gunnar Barlund
Buddy Baer
James J. Braddock
Barland
Nathan Mann
Bob Pastor
Clarence “Red” Burman
al McCoy
Jimmy Adamick
New York Athletic Commission
Barney Ross
Henry Armstrong
John Henry Lewis
al Gainer
Freddie Steele
Young Barbett
Ceferino
Ohio State Eleven In Initial Spring Practice Session
Ohio State opens spring drills under Coach Francis Schmidt with 75 players and a focus on rebuilding the backfield. The main task is finding a capable left halfback as veterans battle for spots with Sophomores Jim Sexton and Don Scott among the candidates. Co-Captain Mike Kabealo will run at quarterback, Frank Zadworney at right half, and Forest Fordham at fullback, with Pete Gales shifting to guard. The camp will conclude with a two-team scrimmage to showcase progress.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Francis A. Schmidt
Schmidt
Bucks
Jim Sexton
Middletown
Don Scott
Canton McKinley Suminary
Sexton
Scott
Mike Kabealo
Frank Zadworney
Forest Fordham
Pete Gales
Gales
N O A L Officials To Meet In Wellington Track Plans
Northern Ohio Athletic League representatives will gather in Wellington on Thursday evening to arrange a track and field schedule and discuss plans for the 1938 football season. Also begins with a brief mention of a separate intruder incident in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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Wellington
Northern Ohio Athletic League
Elks Kingfish Fry and Hatters Up Show in Elyria Talks
Elks lodge in Elyria to host a Wednesday night program featuring a 6 PM free fish fry with 360 pounds of kingfish shipped from Florida by J. W. Brandt and A. E. Adams. Adams, retiring trustee, will present motion pictures by Roger Peckinpaugh titled Hatters Up, with no admission fee for Elks and guests. The show highlights World Series moments, training camp scenes, slow motion pitchers including Bob Feller, and Connie Mack’s coaching methods, appealing to baseball fans amid spring interest.
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Elyria
Roger Peckinpaugh
Elyria Dlks
Joseph Otten
Elka
Fang Ia
Bob Feller
U S Moves Against Passport Ring
New York March 29 The Federal Government moved against a vast fraudulent passport ring by arresting photographer Ossip Garber on conspiracy to violate a Federal statute. He is linked to supplying photographs used for hundreds of forged passports including those used by Adolph A Rubens and his wife who enter Russia. The Robins ons. Garber is the first charged in the Rubens Case and was questioned after arrest by state and federal agents.
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New York
Ossip Garber
Hugdreds
Adolph A. Rubens
Russia
Rubens
State Department
Lester Dunigan
United States Attorney
Garber
Seniors To Take General Scholarship Test In Lorain County
Dozens of Lorain County high school seniors compete Saturday morning at Elyria High School in the General Scholarship Test. Open to upper 35 percent from city village rural and parochial schools, exams cover five subjects. Top 10 receive certificates, next 16 get honorable mention, scores sent to Columbus for rechecking. Entries are by Saturday registering on site. A separate item notes police captured two youths after an attempted incident described as sleepiness.
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Lorain County
Elyria High School
Office of the Ohio
Columbus
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