Notice of Divorce and Real Estate Sales in Lorain County
Multiple legal notices from Lorain County Ohio including Margaret Hobinson seeking divorce and restoration of her maiden name against Albert Robinson with hearing set on or after June 4 1937. Also LaCross Boiler Company v Jahn Company and Thew Shovel Company with debt recovery claims. Sheriff sale notices describe real estate parcels in Elyria including 345 Hugh Street 425 Elm Street and 6 East Broad Street with bid conditions and appraisal values.
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Gabe
Margaret Qobinson
Albert Robinson
Margaret Robinson
Court of Common Stone
Lorain County
Ohio
Margaret Hobinson
John von Blum
Wwe
State of Ohio
LaCrossa Boiler Company
A Corporation
Malntitf
C. R. Jahn
D&. Ba
FR. Jahn Company
Thew Shovel Company
Court of Common Pleas
C. Ra. Jahn
Jaton Company
LaSalle Street
Chicano
Til- Hots
LaCross Beller Company
Common Pleas Court
Annawer
LA Chossis Boiler Company
Adama
Adams
Plattner
Sherifes
Home Owner's Loan Corporation, Flaintiff
John H. McKee
Elyria
Lorain
State of
Beck
Elyria Township
Black River
Nuaberly
High Street
Hugh St. Elyria
William F. Graul
Khina
Teram County
Llyria
Una
East Broad Street
Fannery
Last Broad Street
Barcel
Qohlo
Fly
Elsra Township
Iorain County
Elm Street
Alva
County of
Elyrion Township
Hegiunine
Lodl Street
R. C. Anderson
Tedi Street
West River Street
Ella Wadley
Ella Tadley
Anna Flicker
Volwine
Anna Filick¢er
RG. Anderson Ax
R. G. Anderson
Gil Lodl
Elsria
Lorsin
Alexander Altfeld
Dred
Teed
Alexander Alt
Lorain County property sale and parcels in Elyria
Public sale notice for multiple parcels in Elyria and area under a mortgage foreclosure. Describes parcels in Original Elyria Township and Pasadena Park with specific lot numbers, boundaries, appraisals, and terms requiring cash payment and two thirds of appraisal. Includes court case details and party names.
Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth at Westminster Abbey
Detailed account of the 1937 coronation ceremony with phases from anointment to enthronement. Describes regalia handling, oaths, archbishop's prayers, crowd response, and appearances by foreign royalty and notable figures including Dowager Queen Mary and General Pershing.
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Westminster
Edward
Canterbury
Westminster School
King
Abbey
Tower
St. James’ Park
George VI
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Britain
United States
James W. Gerard
Spience
John J. Pershing
Mary
Norway
England
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
George
Earl Marshal
King George
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Union of South Africa
United
Church of England
Foreclosure and Hearing Notices from Lorain County Savings
Notices describe foreclosure details on a mortgage with Interset at 4 percent, marshaling of liens, sale of premises, and equitable relief. Also included are hearing notices on inventories and schedules of debts for multiple estates with May 29 1937 hearing in the Probate Court and list of persons and heirs involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tile Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Pouver and Fauver
Altorneys
Probata Court
Danta
State of
Ohio
John G. Wherry
Leslie Thatcher
Mary E. Lapp
Dane Ll. Minor
Elizabeth Date
Claude E. Anson
William
Wilhelmine Barbra Slack
Ashett He, Armstrong
Hubert Mackert
Invenory
J. &. Harper
John H. Chard
Conrad_ t Hoeldrich
Jane l L. Minor
Igtsim
Arthur Lewis Jonas
John H. Scott
Minne Ke, Carr
H. Nye
Crowning Ceremony Ends With Awkward Crown Moment
The coronation included a full service with the King and Queen, bread and wine, and royal oblations. After the crown was placed, the Archbishop misaligned the King's crown, producing a rakish tilt as four peeresses held a canopy and the ceremony moved to the chapel.
Death Summons Louis Swift
Louis F. Swift, 75, former president and chairman of Swift and Company, died in Chicago Memorial hospital after a long illness. He led the firm for 28 years, with capital rising to about 150.9 million and a surplus exceeding 70 million. Born in Sagamore, Massachusetts, he moved to Chicago at 14 and rose from cattle buyer to leader, succeeding his father in 1903.
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Chicago
Louis F. Swift
Swift and Company
Packers
Chicago Memorial Hospital
Swift
Europe
Santa Barbara
Cal
Sagamore
Mays
Gustavus Franklin Swift
Park
Louis Swift
Five Relief Sit-Downers Guilty at Columbus Jury Conviction
Defense for five relief sit-downers evicted from Gov. Davey’s reception room April 9 moved for a new trial after a municipal court jury found them guilty of inciting a riot and creating a nuisance. Fines or jail possible. sentence held May 22. Defendants include Ben Gray Morris Jaffa John Chiller Jessie Josephson and Mrs Johnie Williams all of Cleveland. John Monarch of Dayton released for not being present.
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Columbus
De_fense
Gov. Davey
August W. Weber
Ben Gray
Ohio Workers’ Alliance
Morris Jaffa
John Chiller
Jessie Josephson
Johnie Williams
Cleveland
John Monarch
Dayton
Earler
Public Employees To Be Organized
Elyria Central Labor Union plans a city and county employee organizing campaign at its weekly meeting tonight in Wurst Hall. Speakers Coleman Claherty of Cleveland and Frank Snyder of AFSCME will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Central Labor Union
Wurst Hall
Coleman Claherty
Cleveland
American Federation of Labor
Frank Snyder
American Federation of State
Automobile Damaged In West Avenue Accident
An automobile driven by Art Bohannan of 504 Twelfth street was damaged in a traffic mishap on West avenue at about 7 30 a m today. Bohannan said he tried to avoid a truck and ran onto the curb causing damage to the right front and rear tires and breaking the right front wheel. The truck was driven to S Wood of 124 North Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Bohannan
Twelfth Street
West Avenue
Bohannan
S. Wood
North
Maple Street
Junior Order U. A. M. Holds Meeting
The regular meeting of the Junior Order U. A. M. was held last night at the West Hall with Councilor Scheibel presiding. Deputy F. B. Wells gave a report on the district dinner meeting at the Colonial Hotel in Cleveland Saturday night. Richard Kreps renewed his fellowship. Various topics of interest to the organization were discussed.
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Warst Hall
Scheibel
F. B. Wells
Colonial Hotel
Cleveland
Richard Kreps
Singer Of Psalms Of David To Present Program
A young singer known as the singer of the Psalms of David will present a program at 7 40 p m Friday at United Presbyterian Church. Jesse Phillips Robertson, former college back, has toured in Flo Ziegfeld and Eddie Cantor shows. He uses many Holy Land mementos and instruments in a psalm based program and plans to use audience offerings instead of admission charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Jesse Phillips- Robertson
Pacific Northwest
Eastern University
Flo Ziegfeld
Eddie Cantor
Holy Land
Orient
President's Program Threatened By House Revolt
Washington May 12 The Roosevelt administration faced a House revolt that imperiled two core goals. Democrats and Republicans backed only a two year extension of the CCC while the appropriations panel proposed reducing the relief fund for 1938 to 1 billion. House Republicans, 89 in number, voted to oppose a 1.5 billion relief package and favored shifting relief administration back to states and localities on a nonpartisan basis.
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Washington
Administration
House
Roosevelt
Dilla
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Appropriations Committee
House Republicans
Study Of Snakes Is Mrs. Longworth's Hobby
Cincinnati May 12 Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth daughter of the late president explained that snakes have been a hobby since childhood During a zoo visit she allowed a six foot King snake to encircle her shoulders Guided by Lilly A Fleschmann zoo benefactor Joseph A Stephan superintendent and Irwin M Krohn park board president she handled the king snake Stephan noted the non venomous reptile could lash but Mrs Longworth showed experience and affection for snakes The incident drew astonishment from friends and highlighted her long standing interest in serpents
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Cincinnati
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Alice
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Zoo
Lilly A. Fleschmann
Longworth
Joseph A. Stephan
Irwin M. Krohn
Park Board
Stephan
Bike theft report cites theft at 2509 Middle
Fred Ross reports a bicycle stolen from the residence at 2509 Middle. Police are informed that the theft involved a person named Wil chcrele and occurred recently at the address, with investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ross
Middle Are Inue
Wilchcrele
Police Revolver Shoot Scores Highlight Elyria Team Standings
Elyria Police Department members led by Lorena Miller and Melvin Olmstead posted top scores at last night’s regular revolver shoot at City Hall Range. Team No. 1 featured frequent movers Curtis Hamlin and Corbett E. Southam with 94 and 92, as teams shuffle positions for upcoming competitions. Dewey Mitchell of Cleveland spoke on self defense with Mr McFarland from Department 7 Justice addressing the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Miller
Melvin Olmstead
Elyria
Ooloth
City Hall Range
Curtis Hamlin
Corbett E. Southam
Paul Palmer
Clare Parker
Earl Boges
George Walton
Dewey Mitchell
Cleveland
McFarland
Department 7 Justice
Mitler
Indlcott
Andreag
Parker
Me Hamlin
South
Palmer
Burrer
Qmas Sawyer
Witter
Wesleyan Defeats Oberlin In Dual Track Meet
Ohio Wesleyan overwhelms Oberlin 90.5 to 40.5 at Delaware with Gibson Dichi starring by taking wins in broad jump and high hurdles and contributing 16 points. The meet featured multiple Wesleyan victories across sprints relays and field events, including wins by Esch in the 440 and Diehl in the broad jump.
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Delaware, CO
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
Gibson Dichi
Wesleyan
Brookz
Cady
Selther
Dittange
Dye
Holliater
Esch
Minor
Barry
R._ Decker
Diehl
Doergchuk
Heght
Keckley W
Landes
Baker
Carothere
T. Becker
Maxwell
Harmon
Fuller
Smith
Coffin
Keckley
Suedixer
Wane Knight
Wickenden
Ume
Wons Harmon
Mitchell
Hammel
Glancy
Wing
Richards
Urdu — Harmon
Qhlo Weeleysn
McDaniel
Rte
Elyria Girls softball team holds Jefferson practice
The Elyria Girls softball squad will hold a practice this evening at Jefferson at o'clock. All team members and any others wishing to try out are asked to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Jefferson
Governor Davey Names State Bridge Commission Secretary
Gov. Davey announced the appointment of Robert A. Schiffer of Shelby as Secretary of the State Bridge Commission. Schiffer previously served as clerk to the House speakers in the General Assemblies. The governor also named four members to the Interstate Cooperation Commission: Alfred A. Director of Commerce, Cartes Derguse, former chief of the State Tax Commission, A. Chapman, Director of Industrial Relations, and Earl Hesetedly.
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Columbus
Davey
Robert A. Schiffer
Shelby
State Bridge Commission
Schiffer
House
Alfred A
Cartes Derguseb
State
A. Chapman
Earl 1
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Lewis D
Boynton
Inna
Standard Oi Company
F. J. Jerome
Walter
Lawndale
Lorain County Records of
Harriet Crehore
Standard O1 Company
New York Contra
L. KR. Vo
Chestnut Street
Alec Altfalr Elgrin
Lota
Beverly Court
Cleveland Street
Ohio Street
Byington Court
William PF. Grals
Ingersoll & Ewing
Andwur Mig.Loan Co
Joseph Stanielawski
Elgria-Grafton Road
Grafton Auto Wrecking Company
Leonard I Faigin
Parkway Road
Lorain County Savings and Trust, Company
C. C Vick, Et
Olio
Aald Court
Erie Street
C. W. Becker
Becke
Elizabeth French
Liska
William F. Grall
Fauntner and Fauver
Altorness
Courts of Common Pleas
The
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
City of
County of Lorain
Boeing
Pasadena Park
Larain Counsry
Roonvelt Avenue
Alfred PL
J. O'Donnell
C. Crooks
Mildred A. Crooks
CC. Crooks
Knights of the Garter
Solomon
Zadok
Nathan
Jesus Christ
Church of God
Tower of London
Old City
London
Duke of Gloucester
Louis
Singer of
Miller, Olmstead
United Press
G. Arrh P
Bell
Rowan
Walker
Tiguts
Cronin
Ed Sox
Goodman
Hawe
Ree
Weesdo
Rartell
Janiz
Kamurs
Ruws
Tigers
Ronurz
White Sox
Arenel Temar
Rosa Brack
DodmeTe
Weesaenaeas Gehringer
Giants
Ssesaene
Es-E-Neenenee
C-Aevasscceacs
Brack
Ogeets
Tance
Medwick
Cardinals
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