LEGAL NOTICE Foreclosure suit in Lorain County Ohio
Anthony Lyntowski and Mary Lyntowski residents of Detroit are sued by The Alliance of Poles in America for a $1608 promissory note dated July 1921 with 5 percent interest. A mortgage on Overland Gar dens allotment secures the debt. The petition seeks judgment, foreclosure, and sale of the premises if not paid. Defendants must answer by January 28, 1923 or judgment will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Lyntowski
Mary Lyn Jtowski
Garvin Street
Detroit
Anna
Petittin
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Overland Gardens
Recorder's Office
Sach
America
Webber
Webber and
Metenit
Columbia Station News Nov 29 Scarlet fever lifted drama
The Leon Wise home has recovered from scarlet fever with the card lifted. Edwin Rinehart and family visit Crestline with Mr Rinehart's parents. Olive Bartier remains confined with tonsillitis. Home Missionary and Ladies Aid plan a December 6 gathering at Mrs Frank Churchmare's home led by Grace Walkden with Frank Churchward Gertrude Berndsen and Fern Pinkney. The third number of the lecture may be referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Station
Leon Wise
Edwin Rinehart
Rinehart
Crestline
Mr. Rinehart
Adam Rhinehart
Clarence Keith
Olive Bartier
Home Missionary and Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Churchmare
Grace Walkden
Frank Churchward
Gertrude Berndsen
Fern Pinkney
Local Notes From Pittsfield And Surrounding Towns
Pittsfield items report Fred Ewing and Ed Snyder of East Cleveland visiting A C Horton. Fred and Lora Sheffield hosted relatives Arthur Sheffield family in Lorain. Roy Widdowson and son Rolland visited Burt G Betts in Penfield. Music teacher prepared a Christmas program at the M E church. Mrs Fred Tabor died and funeral held with burial at Amherst. Teddy Studier of Cleveland visited friends. Cora Hendrickson returned ill from Wellington. Herman Gannetts improving at Rochester home. R E Campbell attended BR D Sly in New London on business. Several carloads of cinders were spread on roads to improve travel.
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Pittsfield
Fred Ewing
Ed Snyder
East Cleveland
A. C. Horton
Fred Sheffield
Arthur Sheffield
Lorain
Roy Widdowson
Rolland
Unl
Burt G. Betts
Penfield
M. E. Church
Fred Tabor
Amherst
Wellington
Herman Gannetts
Rochester
Huband
Elgin
R.E. Campbell
New London
Center Road
Wellington Township
Warning from Harry Underwood to Madge in Flight
In a tense exchange Harry Underwood grips Madge’s hand and warns of a danger linked to Mr Smith and exile. He urges caution and hints at past failures while accepting a risky “stool-pigeon” mission. They part as a train nears Caldwin, with reporters watching their reunion at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arry Underwood
Hel
Tin
Smith
Wile
Catskills
Mr Smith
Cleveris
Caldwin
Sag Harbor
Leong Island
Cimid+ win
Dicky
Rural notices and local shop ads mingle with household news
Local items report Mrs. Leslie Preston visiting Cleveland and returning home with improvements for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Cora Avery and Frances Ward are noted for travel and illness respectively. A long list of groceries and produce prices appears alongside mentions of scattered neighbors and small-town activities, with references to hospital stays, family care, and routine errands amid community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Preston
Nellie Behenke
Cleveland Hospital
Allo
Mrs
Preston
George Houbolk
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Rose Marie
Cora Avery
Cleveland
Frances Ward
Frank Freed
John Watkins
Markets: New potatoes and produce prices
Market notes list assorted produce with prices and brief notations. Items include new potatoes, maple syrup, head lettuce, leaf lettuce, string beans, cucumbers, house celery, redishes, onions, beets, turnips, Georgia peaches, and fresh bunches, with unclear quantities and some illegible entries due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Move to bar unsigned Klan mail in House action
Washington action reports Rep Dawes introduces a bill to stop the Ku Klux Klan from sending unsigned communications through the mails. New York directors of American Can Company announce a 1.25 dollar quarterly dividend, and annual 8 dollar yield. Washington notes a step toward constitutional amendment to end the four month interim before new Congress takes power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dawes
Missouri
New York
American Can Company
Congress
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Sperial Furniture CO
Phors
East Broad Brest Bridge
Elyrla Machine Co
Lotte Adas
Mrs. Virgin Gays
Furnace ST
Volumbia Steel
Phe
Baptist Church of
Dali Rot
Masonic Temple
East Side
H. and
Bath
Fanny & A
Young Fruit
E Gilbert Bros
Redington Bldg
Red Hound
Lester Post
Murs Tay Hidse
Decker Farm
Antic
Chronicle- Tote
Chronicle-Telegram
Carek Florist
Wes Keer
Marie
Apts
FOI
Carl Babel
Doug Stere
W. EB
Carriron St
Middle
Lake
Coonville Bridge
EAL Estate
William
Toy
William Kilroy
Bread
Mwas
Ida Wolf
Sastern Heights
Alec
Flato
Osborne & Scoville
Joumon R. & Higgins
Bar Phonus
Ale
Andress Usx
Osborae & Scoville
South Side
Neo
Thhul
R. Allen & 50N
William Jilrout
Cornel Ave
Third St
Laie Ave
Agalow
Lake Ave
Fur
Elect
Fine Cement Co
Eastern Heights
Big Square House
Timse To &Th St
William Kilno
Broad Sr
Allex & Son 802 Bank
Redington
Agsceillarecus Fomn
Sale
Louis Hadaway
H. J. Nelpfoot
Call Walton Ice
E. Ross
North Eaton
Hadaway
Sold &T
Davis
Apex Cleaners
Harvard Ave
Wale Buffet
Laundon St
Meby
Flyria Beltin
Machtlal Ofera
Melanie Faarr
Lurner Block
Court Street
Etyria Belting & Machinery Company
Salem Furniture
Alzu
Rigria Belling & Machinery Co
Square Plano
Doubls
Har- Tel
Siu
RENY
Bradley
Muscoda
Wisconsin
Lorain Tgunty
A. D
Bertha Bradley
Weaber, Webber & Metcalf
IOUL
Naval ‘Show King Store
Wea
Stoad
Scotts
Mary Huett
Hattie Joiner
Austin
Arthur Crocker
Mayme Howard
Lakewood
Lewis Barber
Berea
Grady
W. Krauss
Roy Osborn
Eva Beaumont
Floyd Allen
Laura
Maromb
Illinois
Ray Donahue
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Leon Osborn
China
Robert Stevens
L. L. Myers
E. van Beckern
Oberlin
Carrie Hutchinson
Middleberg
Charles Hutchinson
Hutchison
Dorris Hutchinson
Mary Pinkey
Toledo
Heinz
Halla Isesky Hustlers
FBI
Inds
LEN Whitney & Coo
Broad &B
Sipes Co
St. Elyria
Broad St. Fy Elgins
AMY, Navy Goods and General Merchandise
Broad Street
Lewis Mercantile
Crestal Restaurant
Court Si
Elyria, Ohto
Polly and Her Pals
Cliff Sterrett
I Amir
Susie
Speakin’ OF
Pies
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Char
Mason
Elly Depot
RTL
Arvice
Harry Underwood
Madge
Pittsburgh
Kentucky
Congo
Starr Piano CO
Broad St. Elyria
Vernance Lemon Sal Lake Superior
Lake Shore Electric
TORY
Eestern
Aes
Pp Limited
Ee Vermilion
Spruis Heights
Norwalk
Fremont
Sandusky
Watkina
B. Ahan
Oxford
Ava
Creanta
Hern, Clothing
STORD
Lorain County Mortgage & Title Co
Turner Bik
Blyria
Codier Bertich
Erosast
Wright
W. Broad
Dial
Weetimshouse
Mazda
Sadirons
Varoum Cleaners
Superior Elecgreg CO
Grand Theatre
Ohio Public Service Co
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