Foreclosure notices and sheriff sale in Lorain County Ohio
Notices in the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas announce foreclosure actions against Margaret Htreha and George J. Hreha Jr et al. for mortgage notes dated April 2, 1928 with claims of ownership by The Standard Trust Bank. Also public sale of parcels in Avon Lake and Elyria with sheriff auction details and multiple estate appointments recorded by H C Wilcox, Probate Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vwegal
Margaret Htreha
George J. Hreha, Jr
Standard Trust Bank of
Cleveland
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Standard Trust Bank
Margaret Hreha
George J. Hirehs, Jr
Margaret Ireha
Geutee J. Hreha, Jr
Avon Lake
County of
Lorain
State of
Belden Park
Avon Township
Gurss Road
Areorme Ff Prehi, Jr
Furth
George Jo Hrean, Jr
Jerome Pasch
Standard Bank
Creyelmend Oho
LGAL
CASH
Margaret W. Simms
Court of Common Pleas of
Margret W. Simms
Golden Park
Leo Ene
Pauline Mackoviah
Frances Vayda
Elyria
City of
County of Lorain
Ohin
H. Ely
West River Street
Beech Street
Rome
H. ¢ Wilcox
Said
James J. Buckley
Marion Buckley
James J Buckley
Lorain Legion Auxiliaries Banquet in South Amherst
The Congregational Church hosted the Lorain County Legion auxiliaries banquet on Thursday with 125 ladies. South Amherst Unit served as hosts, tables decorated in blue and gold, favors given, an Lorain orchestra provided music during the three course dinner and program.
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South Amherst
Congregational Church
Lorain County Legion Auxiliaries
Legion
Lorain
Edward Moebius
Amherst
Lois Cummings
Oberlin
G. W. Lawrence
Columbus
D. D. Luce
Bucyrus
J. Croyle
Cleveland
Wellington
Elyria
Hugo Trifilletti
CLUB ENTERTAINED BY FOUR K AND FOUR M CLAN
On Friday evening the Four K and Four M Clan were entertained in a social gathering. Guests included members of the clan and local acquaintances, with conversation and light refreshments reported.
FAGTO ABOUT FOLKS IN LOGAL POSTAL SERVICE
George E. Yost a City Carrier No 5 is among the best known men in the local Post Office He was born in Litchfield Ohio in 1872 He began as a substitute in December 1906 became a regular carrier in October 1907 The piece recalls early duties like window service and Sunday schedules It notes sick leave benefits and a 1931 Saturday work rule and lists Yost route details and address at 1368 East Avenue.
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George E. Yost
Litchfield
Ohio
Post Office Department
Congress
P. O. Department
Yost
Third Street
Seventh Street
Middle Avenue
West Avenue
Third
Seventh Streets
Earl Court
East Avenue
The Gay Life I Lead and Its Daily Razzing
The narrator recalls a life of constant self presentation from a religious camp to New York, detailing obsessive grooming, fashion experiments, and mocking remarks. He notes how East Coast scrutiny differs from Southern ease, cites letters from readers criticizing his attire, and ends with a reflection on writing as a living. The piece is a 1931 syndicated column excerpt by McNaught Syndicate.
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New York
Etta Whipple
Alex
Beau Brummell
Sen-Sen
Lon Chaney
Notre Dame
49Th Street
Daily Mail
Bridge Party Honors and Local Notices
Four tables of bridge at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Kolb produced high scores for Mrs Harmon Mathas and Harmon Mathas with second place for Mrs Clarerice Kern and William Fitzner. A late luncheon followed for guests from Oberlin Elyria and Amherst. The Parent Teachers Association meets May 13 at 7 39 PM to elect officers.
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Henry Kolb
Harmon Mathas
Clarerice Kern
William Fitzner
Steve Commen
Fitzner
Oberlin
Carl Gibson
Elyria
Clarence Kern
Alvin Brown
Amherst
Paul Mori
T. A
Parent Teachers’ Association
Conrad Reinhart
Lorain
William Meacham
Claude Wagner
Robert Allsop
Lakewood
Emil Ruth
Earl Keller
Cleveland
William Emery
Alfred Emery
Elyna
Oberlin Road Church Notes and School News
May 9 report from Oberlin Road Church notes a morning attendance and an evening stereopticon presentation by Prof. Wara on European cathedrals. District Four's health day plans are underway for next Monday with students Helen Kern Gertrude Hooks and Margaret Varga chosen for the County Elementary chorus appearing at Elgin High School auditorium Friday night. The chorus is directed by a named instructor.
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Oberlin Road
Wara
District No. Four
Helen Kern
Gertrude Hooks
Margaret Varga
Distrct No. Four
County
Elgins High School
County Elementary Chorus
Local residents report health and visits across communities
Mrs S Hutchinson is able to be out again while Harlan Rathwell recovers from pneumonia and sits up. hospital treatment for Mrs Charles James occurred, and Mrs Hattie Cone remains ill at her daughter’s home with friends sending flowers. Mrs Allie Bishop visited her daughter in McGregar home then returned home. Nearby families shared Sunday visits, including Mr and Mrs Charles Null of Orrville with Mrs John Kern’s family, and Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger with friends in Amherst. Several other visits followed, and Walter Day’s family moved to Baltimore, Maryland last week.
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S. Hutchinson
Harlan Rathwell
Charles James
Eburia Memorial Hospital
Hattie Cone
Freston
Allie Bishop
Sylvia
McGragor
North Fairfield
Amy Briggs
Charles Null
Orrville
John Kern
Frank Krueger
Ed. Harper
Amherst
Oral Steffin
John van Haverlyn
Oberlin
John Baumann
J. Fr. Brumby
Kipton
Gar McRoberts
Walter Day
Baltimore
Maryland
Scientist Clings to Life in Paralyzing Illness
Pasadena California May 9 Dr Albert A Michelson, veteran scientist, clung to life today, astonishing doctors who did not expect recovery of consciousness after a paralytic attack more than a month ago. He lapsed into a coma Thursday night and his death has been expected hourly since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Albert A. Michelson
Michelson
Byzantine Princess in Venice Feasts by Two-Pronged Fork
A 11th century Constantinople princess, wed to a Duke of Venice, drew remark for luxury by eating food cut into small pieces with a two pronged fork, seen as extravagantly refined beyond ordinary dining.
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Constantinople
Venice
Heidelburg College President narrowly escapes stoning attack
May 9 Heidel berg College faces student unrest as bricks were thrown at President Charlies E. B. Miller's office and the Little Theatre. Miller, recovering from shock, was attacked amid officials' probe into the decision not to renew English professor Dr. N. H. Sawyer's contract, expiring in June.
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Tiffin
Heidelberg College
Charlies EB. Miller
Miller
N. H. Sawyer
Sawyer
Canute’s Laws on Proportion of Punishment
The laws of Canute state that a criminal’s correction should appear seemly before God, reflecting the maxim of forgiving trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. The moral aim ties punishment to divine approval and social proportion.
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Canute
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