Notice of Appointment Estates in Lorain County Ohio
A long list of probate notices records appoint ment of executors and administrators for multiple estates in Lorain County Ohio. Names include Margaret Andrews Jane A Betteridge Bertha Blickstone George J Blauvelt Fred Dean Martha Hambly Minnie K Hurlbut Peter Kitka Anna March Jennie Mills Anton Minnich Alexander Morligan William Nichols D Robertson Charles J Smith Hattie R Smith James Tittle Sr and a probate judge signed with dates in October 1937 and related locality Elyria and Lorain City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Andrews
Savings Deposit Bank Trust Cay
Elyrin City
Lorain County
Ohio
Jane A. Betteridge
Elyria City
Ted CIA
Iti
Bertha Blackatons
Beulah R
Ouls’ Orers
Bertha Blickstone
Wayne Tealy
Leora Guuary
Uni
Haneused
George J. Blauvelt
Florence B. Blauvelt
H. WH. Nye
Said County
Otice OP
Fred Dean
Josephine Laux
Fred Doun
Ridgeville ‘Township
Nye
Said
William Gutensohn
John B. Hancock
H. H. Nye
Martha Yam
Joseph Hambly
Martha Hambly
Lorain City
Chloe
HH. Nye
Minnie K. Hurlbut
Omer A. Kelly
Vigria Township
H. HL. Nye
Peter Kitka
Anna Kitka
Anna March
John March
Tate
Jennie Mill
The
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Jennie Mills
Larain County
HU Nye
Anton Minnich
Ferna Minnich
Apepoin
Wiliam G. Nichols
Nichols
William G. Nichols
Valagrange Township
H.W. Nye
D. ¥. Robertson
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
D. Y Robertson
Lurain County
A. D
Charles J
Geraldine N. Smith
Charles J. Smith
Hattie R. Smith
Geraldine NS. Smith
Hattie R. Srith
Lorain
Rl Ci
James Tittle
Lorainounty
AL Mollison
Ith
Notice of Appointment and Real Estate Partition Suit in Ohio
The document announces the appointment of Martha Lehmann as administratrix of Dora Wacker’s estate in Elyria, Lorain County, with dated October 14, 1937. It also details a legal action in Lorain County Common Pleas, Case No. 30447, filed by John Wall and heirs against Horton Wall for partition of Oberlin real estate including Sub Lots 184 165 and others, describing the property bounds and requesting partition or sale with proceeds divided, answer due by December 1, 1933. Attorneys and filing details provided.
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Nye
Said
Notich
Bynum
Dore Watchet
Horton Wall
John Wall
Sadie Wall Brown
Barbara Wall Atkins
Albert Wall
George Wall
Common Pleas Court
Lorain County
Ohio
Partic Don
Oberlin
Russia
Hasterly
M. M. Squire
Volusma
Loraain County
Augusta B. Squire
Plumb Creek
Rusgin Township
Loralis County
Russia Township
Charlie E. Mason
Charlie &. Mason
B. O. Wade
Robert Blythin
Standard Building
Cleveland
Meister To Attend Columbus Meeting
Rev Karl P Meister superintendent of the Elyria Home for the Aged will travel to Columbus tomorrow for the Ohio Association of Homes for the Aged meeting where he serves as president Speakers include Dr Lloyd Strecker and Harry W Finke of Cincinnati P H Montgomery of Sidney and J E Milner of Springfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl P. Meister
Elyria
Burglars Take Cash After Bookshop Notice
A Melbourne bottle company posted No money here, only books to deter thieves. Thieves forced the safe open days later, taking $150 and replying We did not believe you. Meanwhile Australia’s first locally made anti aircraft guns proved a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
W C T U Meeting Led By Mrs Kennedy At Church
The new president Mrs Anna Kennedy presided over a W C T U meeting in the Dorcas class room at the Church of Christ on Tuesday afternoon. Devotional service followed, and a report from the Springfield state convention highlighted Ohio’s fund goals and rising membership. The group opposed political meetings with liquor advertising and set December's session at the Elyria Home for the Aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kennedy
Dorcas
Church of Christ
Nettie Clark
Foster
Helen Osborn
Springfield
Ohio
Lorrain County
Naguor
Sam Morris
Gordon
Sing Sing
Elyria
Bloomfield
Clark
Tau Kappa Beta Meeting Plans Friday Halloween Party
Tau Kappa Beta held its regular meeting at Kath erine Risk’s home on Princeton avenue last evening. A bridge contest awarded Katherine Nivus first and Helen Green second. A Halloween motif ruled refreshments. In two weeks Mrs Robert Green will host at Cleveland street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Kappa Beta
Katherine Risk
Princeton Avenue
Katherine Nivus
Helen Green
Robert Green
Cleveland Street
Plan Holiday Party At Mrs Lydia Squires Home
Mrs Lydia Squires hosted a Past Presidents Club of W R C party with thirteen members and two guests in Gray Block apartments. President Mrs C E Rankin led the meeting with flag salute and America song. devotional by Mrs Hulda Powers. Plans for December 7 W C A Christmas dinner were announced. Forget Me Not Sisters to be revealed and gifts exchanged. Lena Klasek reported cards to shutins. First honor in the contest went to Mrs Klasek. An old fashioned spelling bee entertained. Mrs Maude Jackson and Mrs Florence Holcombe were top spellers. Refreshments matched the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Squires
Nettie Woodruff
Presidents Club
Gray Block
C. E. Rankin
America
Hulda Powers
Relief Committee
Lena Klasek
Shutins
Klasek
Maude Jackson
Florence Holcombe
Nominate Officers at Rebekah Club Meeting
Members met at Mrs. Blanche Thompson's ninth street home with Mrs. Gertrude Wilson and Mrs. Mary Day assisting. Officers were nominated for election next meeting. a bingo party for Rebekahs and friends is set for November 17 at 1 36 p.m. in the I O O F hall. Bunco followed with Rose Laundon winning first and Gertrude Wilson consolation. next gathering at Sylvia Pope's Second street home on December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Social Club
Blanche Thompson
Ninth Street
Gertrude Wilson
Sylvia Pope
Second Street
Dessert bridge at Woman's Club House Thursday
Education and Fine Arts will host a dessert bridge at the Woman's Club House on Fourth Street Thursday at 1 30 pm. Employed Young Women's League held a masked party at Ye W C A and traveled by auto to cabins on Jacob Bechtel Farm Telegraph road. Prizes were awarded for best costumes and attire. Contests featured Grace McCullough Eleanor Patei Edna Bates Frances Kilnker Virginia Born Stella Copas Audrey Squires and Genevieve Landes. Decorations included fall leaves coal oil lamps and lanterns with pumpkin faces. Late offerings were cider doughnuts pumpkin pie and coffee.
Members Enjoy Gifts and Lodge News Event Recap
Della Huskinson hosted the B B B club at her Lexington Avenue home with four guests. Prizes in banco went to Suzanna Batie, Louise Schaefer and Mayme Gibbons. Ruth Shepard won the club prize. Bluebell sisters gifts went to Elizabeth Avery Anna Cook Mrs Beattie and Mrs Gibbons. Elyria Lodge No 103 held a third degree with EB C Jacobs leading. Open meeting invited at Oberlin Lodge with Past Grand Master Fuller and Wiler as speakers. Next Elyria meeting November 9 with November 16 banquet featuring Grand Master James M Elliott. details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Huskinson
B. B. B. Club
Lexington Avenue
Stroup
C. Hert
Butz
Mayhen
Banco
Suzanna Beattie
Louise Schaefer
Mayme Gibbons
Ruth Shepard
Bluebell
Elizabeth Avery
Anna Cook
Mrs. Beattie
Mrs. Gibbons
Shepard
Kenyon Court
Elyria Lodge No. 103
EB. C. Jacobs
Oberlin Lodge
Elyria Lodge
Fuller
Findlay
Ohio
Wiler
Grand Lodge
Wooster
James M. Elliott
Sebring
Sigloe Entertained Hosts Busy Newport Event
Sigloe was entertained 38s Marion Barnes at Crehore court with a lengthy business session and a sport dance planned for December. Secret Sisters for the year were chosen, Bridge winners were Genevieve Gariss high and Netty Moehle consolation. Refreshments were served and the group plans to meet November 9 at Rosemary Cluley’s Chestnut Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Barnes
Sigloe
Crehore Court
Bridge
Genevieve Gariss
Netty Moehle
Noverber
Rosemary Cluley
Chestnut Street
Hostess Hosts Tri-Ko Meeting At East Avenue Home
Miss Mary Sederis hosted Tri-Ko at her East avenue residence where Mrs. P O Sherman won the club prize. The group planned a November 27 dance at the American Legion home and adjourned to a luncheon. The next meeting will be at Miss Jean Roths Clark street home.
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East Avenue
Mary Sederis
Tri- Ko
P. O. Shenman
American Legion
Jean Roth
Clark Street
Meet In Lorain Lambda Chi Plans Progressive Dinner
Members met at Mrs. Robert Lee’s Lorain home to plan a progressive dinner for November 9 with the first course at Mrs. Lee’s. After the business session, Mrs. Myron Saussier received miscellaneous gifts. A pink and white dessert ended the meeting. next gathering at Miss Jean Shepard’s La Porte home. Phi Kappa Sigma also held its regular meeting.
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Lambda Chi
Robert Lee
Lorain
Lee
Myron Saussier
Jean Shepard
la Porte
Oberlin Club Hosts Guest Meeting and Club Notices
The Nineteenth Century club met at Oberlin Inn with about fifty attendees as Prof P D Sherman spoke on his literature hobby and displayed treasures. Other Oberlin Women’s club reports featured papers on The Lone Star State and Early Explorers of Western America. Additional items note church forums, townsend club programs, and regional visits by local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Nineteenth Century Club
Oberlin Inn
P. D. Sherman
C. J. Wright
J. R. Haylor
C. C. Bubb
Oberlin Women’s Club
Forest Street
A. J. Sargent
Lone Star State
Martha Hindman
Western
America
T. W. Thomas
Miss Shirley Knapp Hosts Halloween Party East of Oberlin
Miss Shirley Knapp entertained at a Hallowe en party at her home east of Oberlin on Saturday evening with rooms decorated and guests in costume. Prizes announced for best costumes as dancing, games, and stunts entertained attendees from Oberlin Elyria Neeley Wakeman and Cleveland. Betty Wendt freshman at Ohio Wesleyan University pledged to Alpha Gamma Delta sorority and named treasurer. daughter of Mrs. Erwin Worcester of Oberlin. Woman's Relief Corps to host pot luck dinner Friday at 12 30 in Oberlin Grange hall with regular meeting at 2 00 including initiation. Mr and Mrs E A Stevens of North Park Street and the former's brother E J Stevens left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Knapp
Hallowe'en
Oberlin
Elyria
Neeley Wakeman
Cleveland
Betty Wendt
Ohio Wesleyan University
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Wendt
Erwin Worcester
Woman's Relief Corps
Oberlin Grange
E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
E. J. Stevens
Dance plans set for November 20 at Elks Hall
In a brief meeting the group finalized arrangements for a dance to be held November 20 at the Elks Hall. Bridge drew prizes for Ann Loyd and Babe Bennett while a luncheon was served. The next meeting will be held in two weeks at Bettle Jones's home in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Hahn
West Avenue
Elks Hall
Bridge
Ann Loyd
Babe Bennett
Bettle Jones
Lorain
Circle Dot Club Meet At Mrs Massey Home
Mrs Flossie Massey hosted fifteen at her Walnut street home with thirteen members and two guests. After a brief business session the group played bingo with prizes won by Mrs Nick Neufer Mrs Bart Kaylor and Mrs Flossie Massey. A follow up event was noted at Mrs Margaret Maddox 1210 Lake Avenue on November 16 with refreshments concluding the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Massey
Circle Dot Club
Walnut Street
Nick Neufer
Bart Kaylor
Margaret Maddox
Lake Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listings
Admissions include Helen Berez nak of 170 Woodford Avenue and Mrs. Leo Weigel, Valley City, along with Mrs. Clarence Minnich and Mrs. David Allen of Lorain and Mrs. Stanley Markus of 100 Tan nery Street. Discharges list Fred Bangs of 343 Concord Street and Franklin Peterman of 112 Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bereznak
Woodford Avenue
Leo Weigel
Valley City
Clarence Minnich
Rush Street
David Allen
Lorain
Stanley Markus
Tannery Street
Fred Bangs
Concord Street
Franklin Peterman
Fourth Street
Death Record Mrs Ruth Zimmerman Amherst Ohio
Mrs Ruth Zimmerman 43 died at 7 30 p m Monday in Amherst hospital after an operation. Born in Rhode Island she came to Amherst about 20 years ago. Husband Louis Zimmerman preceded her in death. Survived by two children Arthur and Robert at home two stepdaughters Mrs Edward Moebius Amherst and Mrs Irene Mertens in New York. Parents William and Mrs Wilbur Elyria. Three sisters Mrs John Rigg Elyria Mrs Martin Martinson Mrs Hubert Heiman Akron and three brothers William Wilbur California Elm er Rhode Island Wayne Elyria. Funeral from Baker Funeral Home at 2 p m Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Zimmerman Amherst
Ruth Zimmerman
Amherst Hospital
Rhode Island
Amherst
Louis Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Arthur
Robert
Edward Moebius
Irene Mertens
New York
William Wilbur
Elyria
John Rigg
Martin Martinson
Hubert Heiman
Akron
California
Elmer
Wayne
Baker Funeral Home
Body Of Accident Victim Is Taken To Cleveland
The body of Mrs. Charles Steinberg, 38, of Cleveland, killed near Birmingham when a Norwalk Truckline trailer toppled onto her car, was moved to Cleveland from Amherst’s Mileh Funeral Home. She was en route to Tiffin to visit her husband’s popcorn plant. Thomas M. Fox, 92, of Cleveland, the company salesman, survived but remained in critical condition at Amherst Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Steinberg
Birmingham
Norwalk
Cleveland
Amherst
Fox
Amherst Hospital
Sharp Demand For Lorain Elyria Game Tickets
Ticket sales for the Elyria Lorain game surged with reserve seats near the 25 yard lines and bleacher sections selling out in Elyria and Lorain. Carl L Smith and George Daniel run the sale noting heavy demand, with standees remaining. Tickets are sold at Day's Hardware and Music in Elyria Mike Kirsh's Cigar in Elyria. M C A in Lorain Gould Grocery and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria-Lorain
Carl L. Smith
Elyria High School
George Daniel
Lorain
Smith
Steel City
Elyria
Day's Hardware and Music Store
Mike Kirsh
Cigar
28Th Street
Gould Grocery
Washington Avenue
Sth Street
Penn State Adds Foreign Language On Degrees
State College Pennsylvania may embrace foreign students with a new practice. American degree certificates will include the recipient’s name in their native language beside the English version. This aims to help graduates feel at home when they return to their homelands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign State College
Pennsylvania State College
Cooper Re elected Mayor of Amherst
Amherst Village re elected Mayor C. E. Cooper by a majority exceeding 200 votes and kept Republicans in control with five councilmen elected. Township issues included a two to one approval for a half mill levy for Amherst Hospital. Other village officers elected include Charles Miller clerk Edward Menz treasurer and E H Mays marshal with Republican and Democratic members on the council and boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Village
C. E. Cooper
Amherst Township
Amherst Hospital
Charles Miller
Alice Kuss
E. H. Mays
Edward Brucker
Lewis Merchant
Neal Ludwig
John Sharp
Earl White
Bommer Elected Mayor of Avon
Avon voters chose William Bomimer as mayor and Louis Bennett as clerk with Dorothy B. Myers treasurer and A. W. Brown marshall. Council members elected were Joseph Ackerman A G Reigels berger A J Bruder Leslie Fitch Merle Hall and Charles Kling lsh irn. Education board members elected were Peter Forthofer Carl Rink and H. S. Plage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Village
Board of Elections
William Bomimer
Louis Bennett
Dorothy B. Myers
A. W. Brown
Marshall
Joseph Ackerman
A. G. Reigelsberger
A. J. Bruder
Leslie Fitch
Merle Hall
Charles Klinglshirn
Board of Education
Folowing
Peter Forthofer
Carl Rink
H. 8
Plage
Clearview District Reelects Members to Board
Voters in the Clearview Rural School district yesterday reelected all three members whose terms expire this year. The incumbents are Effie Moulton, serving as board president, J. C. Thompson as vice president, and J. W. Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearview Rural
Effie Moulton
J. C. Thompson
J. W. Knight
County Board To Adopt Budget Novem ber Meeting Set
Lorain County Board of Education will adopt the 1938 budget at its November meeting Friday night. The plan is expected to show little change from last year though it may include salary increases for county school workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Board of Education
Lorain ward councilmen elected in non partisan race
The Lorain election results show Jery winning 5 641 to 5 175 on a non partisan ballot. New ward councilmen were Charles James first ward Republican Arthur Matcheth second ward Republican John Jaworski third ward Democrat Joseph Patroski fourth ward Democrat John Repke fifth ward Democrat Leo Svet sixth ward Democrat and Nelson Miller seventh ward Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain School Jery
Charles James
Arthur Matcheth
John Jaworski
Joseph Patroski
John Repke
Leo Svet
Nelson Miller
Sheffield Lake votes face tie as council seats decided
Unofficial returns show a six seat council race with a tie for sixth place between Robert T Dame and Walter Kishman at 245 votes each. Winners include Jessie Bennett 310, Robert P Graves 299, Nickolas Vian 295, James C Brush 284, John Ferner 274, and the tied pair awaiting official count. Board of trustees winners were George Wheatley 298, Carl Meier 291, Werner E Gott 249, with other candidates Clara Howells 210, C E Kirk 194, John J Smith 196. Board of education winners were Walter A Jones 365 and Mrs Theodore Schmitz 268, Ellis D Hoag 247.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
Robert T. Dame
Walter Kishman
Jessie Bennett
Robert P. Graves
Nickolas Vian
James C. Brush
John
Theodore Schmitz
Ellis D. Hoag
Lorain County Schoolmasters Plan Basketball Season
Plans for the 1937-38 Lorain County basketball season were a focus at the Lorain County Schoolmasters Club meeting held at Eaton School. A. N. Smith described rule changes and officiating duties for the county league while L. B. Hindman outlined the Christmas Seal campaign and urged school participation in a pop event at the Elyria Y M C A. Eaton juniors and local cast members provided entertainment as preparations for a minstrel show at Eaton School continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Eaton
A. N. Smith
Elyria
L. B. Hindman
Elyria Y. M. C
Eaton High School
Markets GRAIN AND MILL FEEDS Quotations and prices
Grain and mill feeds quotations from Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co cover corn, wheat, oats, flour by the barrel or ton, and mill feeds. Prices listed for oats several grades, corn by bushel, wheat by grade, flour jobbing, and various hay and straw items with multiple color-coded classifications. Cleveland produce and livestock markets show butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with active, steady to strong conditions and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Cleveland
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Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
W.C.T.U. Convention
Dutch Boy
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O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Education and Fine Arts Department
Woman's Club
Tri-Ko
Phi Kappa Sigma
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Union Bt
James Brand House
W. P. Hume
Henry van Dyke
Fares
Townsend Meet
East Oberlin
Japan
Department of International Relations
Department of Government and Foreign Policy
League of Women Voters
Baldwin Cottage
Middletown
Gertrude Moulton
Rio Grande, O
Carol Shreffler
Margaret Mason
John Wood
Zahm
DRY Cleaners
W. sMiTu
R. Henly
Lorain-Elyria
Sederis
Cooper
Bommer
Avon
Clearview District
Foledo Grain Close
I Grain
Transit Bute
Idaho
Idaho Bakers
York Stars
Michigan
F. A. Humphrey
Blue Bird Restaurant
Samuel J. Ambler
Elyria, Ohio
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