Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Lorain County Ohio
Legal notice of two separate sheriff sales in Lorain County. Case 36386 lists Gust Kolinski et al as defendants with property described as 30 acres, appraised at 210,000 dollars. Case 35376 concerns Florence Hriggy trustee and parcel in Avon Township with two parcels totaling about 45.51 acres appraised at 8,500 dollars. Sales set for May 1937 and May 1 1957, respectively, with cash payment and two thirds of appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Peposlt Bank & Trust Company
Visinl
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Ohio
Williase FL. Grall
Lorain County
Fauver & Fauver
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
A. M. Brenner
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain
Heman Fly
Black River
West Broad Street
Bancroft Heirs
Wheeler
Bancroft's
Bancroft
Broad Street
William F. Grall
Ingersoll and Ewing
Fred Gainski
Ernestine Gainski
Lawrence Matella
S. EB. Behner
William F. Gralgl
J J. Smythe
Florence Hriggy
George A. Enos
Filuria
Ee Whs
Avon
County of
State of
Avon Township
Powdermaker Road
Fred Lebenknecht
Mary S. Nagle
William Barr
Margaret Barr
William Bare
Peter Forthofer
Peter Uric
County of Lorain
North Ridge Road
Perry P. Quarle
Perry P. Quayle
Fowler - Worman - Kelly Company
Fowler-Worman-Kelly Y Company
Lear Nagle
Bradley
D. BR. Symons
Sherife
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Pisintff
Ross C. Stuart
Paintings for Rent Offered by Toledo Women Artists
The Society of Toledo Women Artists announces a two month or longer in home painting rental plan for Toledo residents. The group recently staged a public show featuring members' works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
The
Society of Toledo Women Artists
Kent State Geographer Calls Ohio Weather Most Balanced
Dr. David Olson of Kent State University says Ohio shows the most balanced weather pattern among states, a point highlighted by the geography department head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent, O
Ohio
David Olson
Kent State University
Monument carver Joseph Bottinelli long employed at Carabelli shop
In Cleveland veteran carver Joseph Bottinelli has served at the Joseph Carabelli Monument Company for 438 years, marking a record for continuous employment in the firm’s workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph Bottinelli
Joseph Carabelli Monument Company
Real Estate Transfers Featured in Lorain Area Properties
A list of real estate transfers across Lorain County including properties on East 31st Street in Lorain East Avenue in Carlisle Township Morgan Street in Oberlin Village and West Erie Avenue in Lorain plus subdivisions in Avon Lake Sheffield Lake and Huntington Township. Transactions involve individuals and firms such as The Midland Bank The Columbia Refining Co Gulf Refining Co and The First Wellington Bank among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Toth
Mary Liptak
East 31St Street
Lorain
John Lilley
J. N. Smith
East Avenue
Carlisle Township
John van Hauweln
Alfred T. Baumann
Morgan Street
Oberlin Village
Steve Zuamenak
Jack Miller
Sheffield Land Company
Herman Bruhn
Charlotte Mae Ward
King Avenue
The
Midland Bank
Morgan Avenue
Elyria
Joseph Svete
Frederick G. Ferguson
Gulf Refining Company
Erie Avenue
Dominik, Redman
John F. Keller
Brownhelm Township
John Zaletel
Andy A. Warhola
East 34Th Street
Wilson Properties Co
A. E. R. Schneider
Avon Township
Avon Village
Hugo F. Bouse
Bertha L. Yoder
Inwood Beach
Avon Lake Village
Doris L. Bouse
Mayme R. Yoder
J. Courtad
George HW. Stabler
Cliff Drive
Sheffield Lake Village
Jacob Oster
Rudolph Funk
Walker Road
Henry E. Wessell
Cora E. Dougherty
Foster and Nelson
Sara Sargent
Mildred E. Sargent
West 29Th Street
Floyd Shawver
Frank Posey
West 19Th Street
First Wellington Bank
Guy B. Findley
Ashland-Oberlin Road
Huntington Township
Camden Hi School Notes and Faculty Dinner Update
Kipton faculty and spouses enjoyed a dinner party at the Hi-O-Hi Oberlin on March 24 with Easter themed decorations. Seniors plan a skating party on April 1 at Rainbow Gardens Elyria and vote for gray caps and gowns. The Camden Hi Parade will name the annual, with Richard Mechling suggesting the title. the Senior class selects the three act comedy Girl Shy for Mary performances, detailing crew roles and the director.
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Camden School
Oberlin
Carl Deeds
Robert Trout
H. W. Baetz
Floyd Moore
Nettie Wood
Kenneth Carpenter
Ethel Roth
Mary Westlake
Jessie Mellor
Rainbow Gardens
Elyria
Camden
Katherine Kavanaugh
Mary
Oliver Bowman
Charley Pachinger
Jennie Alferio
Bernice Lewis
Betty Whitney
Alberta Morgan
Esther Myers
K. S. Carpenter
School Events Schedule and P T A Notes
April 1 junior roller skating party in Elyria. April 3 senior general scholarship tests. April 10 music contest in Clearview. April 13 county P T A at Eaton. April 17 county scholarship tests. April 20 Camden P T A musical. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society to meet at Mrs. Mabelle Whitney's home. prayer meeting at Mrs. Zella Calkins' home Thursday evening.
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Elyria
Clearview
County P. T. A
Eaton
Camden P. T. A
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
Camden Baptist Church
Mabelle Whitney
Zella Calkins
Local Briefs Highlight Weekend Visits
Miss Mable Bronson of Dayton visited her mother Mrs. Minnie Bronson over the weekend. Mrs. Emma Morgan returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wharton in Lakewood after a week with relatives here. Rev. and Mrs. C G Clawson and daughter Elizabeth were dinner guests Friday night at the Brumby home in Wakeman. Miss Ruth Myers of Elyria spent several days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Bronson
Dayton
Minnie Bronson
Emma Morgan
Frank Wharton
Lakewood
C. GC. Clawson
Elizabeth
F. H. Brumby
Wakeman
Ruth Myers
Elyria
Four Justices Scene Dissent On Court Reorganization
Four justices voice strong dissent as they warn President Roosevelt to seek constitutional amendment if needed. They challenge liberal re interpretation of the Constitution and oppose court reorganization while urging limits on deeming living wage rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate
League of Nations
Washington State
Charles Evans Hughes
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hughes
George Sutherland
Willis van Devanter
James C. McReynolds
Pierce Butler
District of Columbia
New York
Sutherland
Weekend guests visit local families in town
At the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Guy Morgan weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Earl Shedd and son Robert from Detroit. Mr and Mrs Max Calkins of Elyria were Sunday guests of his parents Mr and Mrs W W Calkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Morgan
Earl Shedd
Robert
Detroit
Cc. C. Bickel
Max Calkins
Elyria
W. W. Calkins
Small Town Socials Highlight Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs F H Brumby and sons Harold and Stanley of Wakeman plus Mrs Hugh Whitney and son Neil visited Mrs Nelle Obitts and William Brumby. Mrs F E Sharp and Madre and Gail Sharp stayed with Mrs Florence Lathrop and Mrs Harold Lathrop in Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Paul Kreig of Oberlin spent evening with Mr and Mrs Jay Sharp and family. George Bickel Paul Sandrock and Keith attended Kenneth Knott's birthday party near Norwalk Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Brumby
Harold and
Stanley
Wakeman
Hugh Whitney
Neil
Nelle Obitts
William Brumby
F. E. Sharp
Madre
Gail Sharp
Florence Lathrop
Harold Lathrop
Oberlin
Paul Kreig
Jay Sharp
George Bickel
Paul Sandrock
Keith
Kenneth Knott
Norwalk
Water fountain short circuit shocks Eugene drinkers
An investigation found a faulty electrical short in the Eugene city fountain gave water a shocking tingle and caused complaints from residents who reported painful sensations while drinking. Police confirmed the concerns were justified and attributed the effects to the short circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Man With Cleft Chin Held for Questioning in Mattson Kidnapping
A Tacoma area man identified as Vern Chariton, fitting the FBI suspect image, was detained in Tucumcari jail for questioning in the Charles Mattson missing child case. Federal agents questioned him, made long distance calls, and a plane load of agents was expected from the West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucumcari
N. M
Department of Justice
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Vern Chariton
Fred White
Mattson
Rogues Gallery
G-men
Lex Street
Justice
el Paso
Ohio House Advances Budget and Scrip Relief Measures
The Ohio House approved Senate amendments on a $779,000 private hospital patient care bill and a $15,000 inspection fund, with counties to share costs after April 1. A scrip retirement bill for cities like Dayton and Lorain passed, allowing bonds over 10 years. The biennial appropriation totals $89,098,838 with various program boosts and cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilberforce
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Senate
House
Maurice W. Lipscher
Mahoning
Dayton
Lorain
Youngstown
Davey
al Kalb
Ottawa
House Finance Committee
Wilberforce University
Bowling Green
Ohio University
Kent State
Miami University
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home
Xenia
Ohio Revolutionary Memorial Commission
Springfield
Northwest Territorial Commission
Civil Service Commission
Public Welfare Department
Attorney General's Office
Auditor's
Ohio State University
Green House
Giles F. Guthrie
Portage
Guthrie
Ice Formations of Ice Caused Plane Crash
The Bureau of Commerce recordizes ice formations of unanticipated severity as the cause of the TWA Douglas crash that killed 13. Paul E. Richter testified the ice on leading edges was unprecedented. Board members from several commerce offices and weather and control agencies attended the inquiry in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Transcontinental and
Western Air
TWA Douglas
Bureau of Commerce
Paul E. Richter
TWA
Bryan M. Jacobs
Bureau of Air Commerce
Three Accused of Seed Thefts In Northwestern Ohio and Indiana
Three men face April grand jury on seed theft charges after arraignment before Justice C. B. Price. Tony Talerico 22 of Fort Wayne and George Green 22 of Van Wert pleaded guilty with $2000 bonds. Cary Switzer 45 pleaded not guilty with $7500 bond. Isaac Putnam held on $500 bond after pleading not guilty in Van Wert. William Robinson 33, wanted in connection with seed thefts, held on $5000 bond in Fort Wayne and extradition papers pursued in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina
Ohio
Indiana
Justice of the Peace
C. B. Price
Tony Talerico
Fort Wayne
Ind
George Green
van Wert
Cary Switzer
Isaac Putnam
Mack Davis
Henry Knapke
Indianapolis
William Robinson
Local Womens Club Pageant Recalls Village Talent
A morning program featured a sequence of costume awards for the three top outfits and an array of community performances. Groups such as Eaton Rural Women's Club, Oberlin Farm Women's Club, Rochester Homemaker's Club, Wellington Farm Women's Club, and East Carlisle Mothersingers contributed plays, songs, and stunts. An unscheduled musical number by a Brighton group replaced a cancelled Lake Avenue Homemakers' Club act due to illness. Afternoon events included a beauty contest, council member presentations, and talks by Migs Bird and Dr. Sanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orous
Eaton Rural Women’s Club
Lake Avenue Mothersingers
KE. E. Durkee
Eaton
West Ridge Women’s Group
Oberlin Farm Women’s Club
Rochester Homemaker's Club
Wellington
Labor mediation and fact finding in federal bargaining plan
The document outlines steps if negotiations fail including government mediation, voluntary arbitration, and a presidential appointed fact finding board. The board would maintain the status quo for 30 days, publish its findings, and urge acceptance while either side may reject and strike or close the plant if desired.
Loyalist arrests exceed two hundred in Spanish unrest
Nationalist sources say 200 to 300 Loyalists infiltrated Carlist units at Valladolid to stir disaffection were arrested and about half executed. They deny an uprising in rebel territory. Other reports cite tensions between Spanish and Italian officers at Salamanca and between Italians and Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
Valladolid
Atir
Salamanca
Court Upheld Farm Mortgage Act After Redraft
The court upheld the Farm Mortgage Act after redrafting to meet constitutional interpretation. Brandeis noted the act preserves three enumerated rights of a mortgagee while Congress may amend invalidated laws to regain constitutionality. Senators Burke Holt and Robinson commented on court-advancing reform and potential power disputes over judicial independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Brandeis
Frazier- Lemke
Congress
High Court
House
Senate
Brandles
Edward R. Burke
Supreme Court
George Sutherland
Washington
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
Senate Judiciary Committee
Griswold
Rush D. Holt
W. Va
Joseph B. Keenan
Holt
James A. Farley
Keenan
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
County hearing schedule hints at minor territorial shifts
The document notes a 30 day window before the hearing date and describes a county main organization akin to school districts. Only minor transfers of small territory areas are proposed, with no state department recommendations this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Truax Named Assistant Supervisor in State Aged Aid
Mrs Helen Truax of Sycamore Ohio appointed assistant supervisor of statistics in the State Division of Aid for the Aged by H J Berrodin chief. She will earn 2400 dollars yearly and take the job April 1 replacing Miss Gertrude Fortune who became state charities superintendent. Mrs Truax has worked in the pension division statistics for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Helen Truax
Sycamore
H. J. Berrodin
Truax
Charles V. Truax
T. Gertrude Fortune
Margaret Allman
State Charities
Luetta P. Magruder
Statistical Department of the Pension Division
Franco's Forces Fail in Drive to Seize Almaden Mines
Madrid dispatches report General Franco’s decisive push toward the Almaden Mercury mines failed as his 10,000 foreign troops retreated from Alcaracejos toward Córdoba. Loyalist forces halted the advance, claimed to trap Italian and German units, and widened attacks toward Montoro and Villa del Rio while destroying Franco’s southern HQ at Montoro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Francisco’ Franco
Almaden
Alcaracejos
Coredoba
Miralho
Guadalajara
Henares
Cogolinds
Franco
Cordoba
Pozoblanco
Villaneuvya del Duque
Spain
Montoro
Villa del Rio
Jaen
Andujar
Montro
Car strikes rear of Mrs Nivas's car at Garford and Kenyon
Mrs. John Nivas of 916 East River Street was slightly injured yesterday when her automobile was struck in the rear by a machine driven by Harris Rouse of 408 Kenyon Avenues at Garford and Kenyon Avenues. Her car mounted the curb and hit a tree, causing considerable damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nivas
East River Street
Harris Rouse
Kenyon Avenues
Garford
South Ridge Meetings And Local Social News
Mrs Milton Schlechter hosts a joint Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies gathering on Thursday afternoon April 1. Mr and Mrs George Knittle and Mitchell and Marian Knittle attended Adna. Maddill's funeral service was held at the M E Church in Lorain Thursday. The Western District Ministerial and Laymen's meeting is set for Wednesday March 31 at Tiffin with Rev R G Pferrer attending. Frederick Bechtel returned from a visit to Erie Pennsylvania. Frank Bechtel visited Nelson Bechtel and family and attended Mrs Howard Dayton in Pittsfield Sunday. Robert Hoffman of Cleveland called on friends Sunday. William Kantor of Lorain spent the weekend with his sister and family, Mr and Mrs E C Frye. Mrs Laura Lytle and Miss Anna Kaiser of Elyria were guests of Mr and Mrs E F Snyder and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Schlechter
Ladies Aid and Woman’s
George Knittle
Mitchell
Marian Knittle
Adna
Madill
M. E
Lorain
Western District
Tiffin
R. G. Pferrer
Frederick Bechtel
Erie
Frank Bechtel
Nelson
Howard Dayton
Pittsfield
Robert Hoffman
Cleveland
William Kantor
E. C. Frye
Laura Lytle
Anna Kaiser
Elyria
E. F. Snyder
Family
Sundar
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Ohlo
W. F. Wooster
Eaton Y
Lee B. Terrell
Cesnecas
Sccceenenne
Carey
LaGrange
LaGrange Township
the Land Title Guarantee and Trust CQ
Court Street
Kipton
Bulletin
Cavalier
Schroll Coal
Irom
South Ridge
Broadway
Gould Bldg
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