Legal Notice Case No 7508 in Lorain County Probate Court
Legal notice announces Home Owners' Loan Corporation against various heirs in Case No 7508 with real estate located in Elyria Lorain County Ohio. It lists address of party Anna Golichen and heirs, publication date and the required answer date April 11 1837, plus related mortgage priority and property description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Anna Golichen
Linwood Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Zella Rappaport
Rubble Rappaport
Irving
Joseph Welner
Joseph Weolner
Ving
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Sarah Golfchen
Euemoud
Tivine Gwiners
City of
Elyria
County of Lorain
State of
Towit
Lodt Street
John von Blum
Espate
H. B. Haff, Jr
Court of Common
Fpicas
Lorain Counts
Samuel BL. Ickes
Margarite Ickes
Marguerite Iches
Ocean Avenue
Santa Monica
California
First Savings and Loan Company
Common Pleas Court
Samuel B. Ickes
Lorain
Lincoln Park
Flyria
Black Hiver
Longford Avenue
Margarite Tekes
Wayne C. Black
Gladys M. Palmer
Courtt of Common Pleas
Bert Williams
Gertrude Williams
Lake Avenue
Anton Minnich
Spruce Street
Ganel A. Carpenter
Albert Williams
Gerros
William F. Grall
James B Lilley
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
Jennie Court
Court of Common Pleas
Coronate
County of
Black River
Said
Lot No. 24
Lot No. 23
Said Township
Frank O. Goland
Arthur B. Court
Wallace Court
Elyria Corporation
Delbert St
Milan-Elyria Road
Murray Ridge Road
William F. Gralgl
Fauver
Conran Reinhard
Alilo CG Kereleigh
Milan-Elyma Road
Milo C. Kendeigh
Milo C. Kendelsh
South Amherst
Amherst Township
Cc. H. Reinhard
Lorrain County
C. I. Reinhard
Conrad Reinhart
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Anna H. Smith
IBI
Solowlbr
Elyria Township
East Bridge Street
Frank R. Fauver
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad
East River Street
Cleveland Street
Oahio
Helen DeWolf
Court House
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Mary G. Vick
Gcomrion Pleas
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Chronicle Telegram Want Ad Results Chronicle Telegram
A brief classified notice summarizes a want ad results update from the Chronicle Telegram. It notes listings, responses, and anticipated outcomes for readers seeking opportunities or items for sale.
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Night in a Crazy House Comedy at Wellington
A big comedy act titled A Night in a Crazy House will be staged at the Wellington Herrick Auditorium on Friday April 9 at 8 o'clock. The Christian Endeavor cast from the Church of Christ directed by Charles Allison features Mrs Clytie Allison Joyce Meredith Floyd Olsen Charles Allison and Louise Poerkr with Margaret Schack. A vaudeville segment including tap dancing singing and musical specialties follows.
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Wellington
Wellington Herrick Auditorium
The
Church of Christ
Charles Allison
Clytie Allison
Joyce Meredith
Floyd Olsen
Rube
Louise Poerkr
Margaret Schack
Mrs Henry Leimbach Dies After Illness in Elyria
Mrs Henry Leimbach of Elyria died at Elyria Memorial hospital after more than a week of illness. Her father Henry Soules was buried last Friday. She was sister to Mrs H B Stevick and cousin to Cora, Charles and Clayton Shepard of Wellington.
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Henry Leimbach
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Henry Soules
Wellington Odd Fellows Visit Grafton Lodge
Wellington Odd Fellows visited the Grafton lodge Monday night where three candidates from Wellington and three from Grafton were conducted through the second degree by the Oberlin degree team.
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Wellington
Grafton Lodge
Grafton
Oberlin
Hard Time Party for Home Builders Class
Rugs were removed and curtains taken down at the home of Mrs. Leora Voxtheimer on Magyar street for a Home Builders Sunday school class Hard Time party. Thirty five members attended with a business session planning the April 30 meeting at the Jones home. Mrs. Hachael Hannon presented five high school students in a play Circumstances After Cases. Participants were Edna Mae Jones Pearl Merrill John Burge Joyce Riebe and Roy Suide. Other entertainment included games led by Mrs. Blanche Jones and Mrs. Marie Gibbins plus refreshments.
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Le-ora Voxtheimer
Magyar Street
M. E. Church
Artie B. Jones
Hachael Hannon
Brighton
Edna Mae Jones
Pearl Merrill
John Burge
Joyce Riebe
Roy Suide
Blanche Jones
Marie Gibbins
Series of soil conservation meetings across towns
A slate of soil conservation meetings opens in Brighton on Monday night and continues in Wellington Grange Hall Society hall Penfield Town hall Eaton. Tonight events are set for LaGrange Ridgeville and Ob erlin Grange hall Russia township.
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Wellington Grange Hall
Society Hall
Penfield
Town Hall
Eaton
LaGrange
Grange Hall
Ridgeville
Russia Township
Oberlin
Townsend club speaker to discuss National Welfare Act at Huntington
Rev A J Babcock president of Townsend Club No 1 of Nor walk will speak at the Town Hall Huntington Friday evening April 2 at 8 oclock. He will be accompanied by three singers from the same city and the public is invited to attend and learn about the National Welfare Act of 1937.
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A. J. Babcock
Townsend Club No. 1
Norwalk
Huntington
Akron Residents Attend Local Social Events
Guthery of Akron and Rev. Lonzo S. Green host guests. Mrs. A. H. Peirce and granddaughter Phylis Voxtheimer visit Berea. Stevicks ill with colds. Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps birthday supper postponed due to death of Mrs. Leimbach. Farm Woman's club meets Grange hall with covered dish lunch. Woman's Benefit Association hosts card party on Prospect Street. Students Rodgers and Jackson return to study after home visit. Donald Markley and wife visit from Ashland. Woman's Afternoon club meets at Herrick Auditorium. Malvina Hoffman's Heads and Tales discussed. EB. L. Gregg visits from New York. BeVier home hosts supper bridge for Mrs. Gregg and Miss Beelman. guests later bridge at Bennett home.
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Prospect Street
Robert Rodgers
Philadelphia School of the Bible
Harold Jackson
Practical Bible Training School
New York
Donald Markley
Ashland
Paul Recard
Woman’s Afternoon Club
Herrick Auditorium
Robert Gregg
Pittsburgh
Malvina Hoffman
Ben Abram
EB. L. Gregg
New York City
F. B. Gregg
Thelma Beelman
Columbus
Lawrence BeVier
William Bennett
BeVier
Bennett
Loyalist Offense Advances Toward Burgos Amid Nazi Air Attacks
Loyalist northern forces under Gen Llano De La Uncomieta push toward Burgos as Nationalists retreat along the Basque front and Madrid endures heavy air bombardments. Government reports say Pozoblanco is razed and scarce supplies reach Madrid via a freed Madrid Valencia road, while flood waters disrupt insurgent positions along the Jarama corridor.
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Villanueva del Duque
Spain
Pozoblanco
Cordoba
Almaden
Bilbao
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Fiture
Madrid-Valencia
Cenuca
Jarama
Life Tenure Granted to Ohio National Guard Leaders
The Ohio Senate approved life tenure for Adjutant General Emil F. Marx and two assistants, Lt. Col. Loucks B. Brown and Lt. Col. John A. Blount, pending retirement at age 64. The measure aligns with the national defense act, sets 15 years before officers of the line, and requires guardsmen to return after regular army service. The Guard numbers about 10,000, including naval militia.
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Emil F. Marx
St. Mary’s
Ohio
National Guard
Senate
House
Marx
Loucks B. Brown
Kenton
John A. Blount
Hillsboro
Guard
Inmates Paid at State Institutions Raise Questions
Beatty alleges state inmates receive cash pay ranging from 25 cents to 60 dollars monthly across seven institutions. He cites 364 patients in seven facilities and highlights pay procedures, payroll totals, and alleged non compliant approvals. Additional figures detail worker hours at Ohio Hospital for Epileptics and proposed subpoenas for superintendents to obtain information.
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Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home
Sandusky
Columbus State Hospital
Beatty
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
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Guy H. Williams
Cleveland State Hospital
Senate Finance Committee
Bureau of Lakes and Parks
Ohio State University
Oberlin League backs expanded child home inquiry
The Oberlin League of Women Voters supported hiring an extra investigator for the Home and centralizing work under Miss Todd with a third case worker. Commissioner Dunn opposed the move while others urged economical cooperation to boost child welfare, with estimates asked for sanitary improvements.
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Trate Investigations
Oberlin League of Women Voters
John E. Davidson
Dunn
Oscar G. Dunn
Columbus
Morganthaler
Henry Robison
State Department of Public Assistance
Miss Todd
League
Sandusky bond issue for power plant ruled illegal
The sixth district court of appeals ruled the Sandusky city commission’s proposed 1.4 million dollar bond issue to finance a municipal power and light plant illegal for charter violations. The decision reverses Judge E. H. Savord who had dismissed the taxpayer injunction suit. The court left the case for further proceedings and declined to force Ohio Public Service Co. into the suit.
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Toledo
Sixth District Court of Appeal
Sandusky
Common Pleas
E. H Savord
Erie County
Savord
Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Peinion
Harry W. Lloyd
Ohio Public Service Co
Denfa
Watson Reappointed as Works Progress Administrator
Carl Watson of Ohio was reappointed by President Roosevelt as Works Progress Administrator. The nomination was sent to the Senate for confirmation today in Washington.
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Washington
Carl Watson
Works Progress
Ohio
Roosevelt
Senate
Minnie the refinery cat puzzles Standard Oil staff
Regular monthly payments of 3.20 were issued by the New York office for a year and a half. Minnie, a valued laboratory cat, was described as the guardian against rodents at the Standard Oil refinery in Bayonne New Jersey.
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Bayonne
N. J
Minnie
Standard Oil Company
Hhe
New York
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