Foreclosure cases certified to prosecutor in Ohio
County Auditor C S Kelser certified 3400 delinquent tax foreclosure cases to Prosecutor Howard R Butler as the first batch of about 25000 parcels to be foreclosed. Butler said he will file suits as quickly as possible, needing two more assistants and four stenographers. About 7500 suits are expected after consolidation. Delinquent owners may avoid sales by paying what is owed. Also a bus driver was fined for reckless driving after speeding on Cleveland streets. Oliver M Gray, 67, noted Mason in Ohio, died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Kelser
Howard R. Butler
Butler
Bufler
Divorces Granted and Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
The court dismissed Evelyn Kegyes vs Michael Kegyes today at plaintiff costs. Albert F. Henninger obtained a divorce from Helen Henninger on grounds of neglect. Esther van filed for divorce from Steve Ivan of 638 Lodi Street on gross neglect. Three divorces were granted by Judge D A Cook on neglect and cruelty. Pearl Jackson seeks divorce from Joseph Jackson. Mildred Ebrke from Malcolm Ebrke. Lottie Longnecker sued J R Mueller et al for 400 on a note and foreclose. Maude Youngblood of LaGrange filed for divorce from Edward Youngblood on neglect and cruelty. married in 1924, four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Kegyes
Michael Kegyes
Common Pleas Court
Albert F. Henninger
Helen
Henninger
D. A. Cook
Esther
Van
Steve Ivan
Lodi Street
Pearl Jackson
Joseph Jackson
Mildred Ebrke
Malcolm Ebrke
Lottie Longnecker
Agaist
J. R Mueller
Maude Youngblood
LaGrange
Edward Youngblood
Cleveland Man To Speak Here On Next Thursday
Dr C J Caldwell a Cleveland lecturer will discuss the relation between incomes and public health at British Empire Hall at 7 30 p m next Thursday The lecture is sponsored by Technocracy Inc admission is free and open to Elyria and area residents Technocracy Inc originated in 1919 with Howard Scott as director in chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Caldwell
Cleveland
Technocracy, Inc
Elyria and
Vicinity
Continental
New York
Technical Alliance
Howard Scott
Mayor Smith to take two week training leave
Mayor Leonard Smith announced he will depart Sunday for a two weeks away from city duties. He travels to Ft Harrison Indiana for additional training as an Army Reserve officer and will return to work on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smith
Smith
Ft. Harrison
Indiana
Elyria High History Thesis Presented At School
A four chapter history of Elyria High School by Earl Luautenschleger principal of Ely School and sponsored by the Elyria City Club will be shown this afternoon by Joseph Petro and Earl Thompkins. A manuscript copy will also go to the Elyria Library for public access. the typing class prepared the manuscript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyria Lagh School
Earl Luautenschleger
Ely School
Elyria City Club
Joseph Petro
Vivie Project
Earl Thompkins
Elyria Library
Death Rites for Wellington Man and Others Recorded
Rosco Chatham Rice 52 of Wellington died at Allen Hospital Oberlin after a severe heart attack. He worked ten years as a moulder at Thew Shovel Co Lorain. Survived by wife Dora and three children. Funeral at Congregational church Wellington with Dr W Recard. burial in Wellington. Also notices Dr J F Miller Elyrian funeral details. Anne Cary Martin Elyria death in Wellesley Massachusetts. George Herman Elyria area farmer death in Elyria. Grace Noakes died with sisters in Elyria area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Rosco Chatham Rice
Kent Street
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Thew Shovel Co
Lorain
Dora
Harold
Hugh Williams
W. M. O'Reeth
Detroit
W. Recard
Welington
Anne Cary Martin
Samuel Avery Cary
Elyria
Wellesley
Massachusetts
Martin
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Samuel A. Cary
Chicago
Frederick W. Shipley
Antoinette Cary
St. Louis
Rev Hunt Dies Retired Congregational Minister
Oberlin Ohio October 1 Reverend Henry W. Hunt retired Congregational minister died this morning at his home following a year long illness. Born January 24 1854 in Toulon New York he served fifty two years after Yale Seminary and Oberlin College. Survived by wife Alice M one son Elgin F Hunt two daughters Miss Mabel F Hunt and Mrs Wilford H Evans. Funeral at Sedgeman Parlors with burial Westwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Henry W. Hunt
North Park Street
Rev. Hunt
Toulon
N. Y
Oliver College
Yale Seminary
Orange
Edin- Liisa Ohinana
Alice M
Elgin F. Hunt
Woodrow Wilson Junior College
Chicago
Mabel F. Hunt
Joliet
Wilford H. Evans
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Sedgeman Funeral
Westwood Cemetery
Oberlin College Calendar Highlights October Events
The schedule lists Oberlin College activities from October 2 to October 7 including football games Oberlin vs Rochester and Oberlin vs Ohio Wesleyan at Athletic Field both at 2:15 and 3:00 PM. It also notes faculty homecoming reception at Oberlin Inn and a Sunday church services series starting 9:45 AM with Morning worship and Shansi Tea at Goodrich House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney Chapel
Niss
Mildred H. McAfee
Wellesley College
Homer P. Ratney
American Youth Commission
Warner Gymnasium
Memorial Gateway
East Campus
Adélia A. F. Johnston
Allen Art
Shipherd
Conservatory of Music
Oberlin Inn
Allen Art Building
Oberlin
Rochester
Ohio Wesleyan
Goodrich House
China
Death of Frank G. Robb at North Olmsted
Frank G. Robb died after a six day illness from heart attack and stroke at his home 30374 Lorain road North Olmsted. He was born December 13 1856 in Parkman Ohio and lived in North Olmsted since age four. Surviving are three daughters Gaylord Gardner Cleveland Ohio and Mrs Arthur L Remp North Olmsted and Charlotte Remp North Olmsted. One son Nelson died in 1912 and Mrs Robb died last February. Funeral at home Monday October 4 at 2 pm. Burial at Butternut Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Robb
Jennie N. Robb
North Olmsted
Mr. Robb
Parkman
Ohio
Congregational Church
Gaylord Gardner
Claveland
Arthur L. Remp
Charlotte Remp
Nelson
Robb
Lorain Road
Butternut Ridge
Turkey theft reported in Lake Avenue orchard
G. S. Aldrich of 408 Lake Avenue reported to police yesterday that one large and 12 small turkeys were stolen from his orchard where they roost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Aldrich
Lake Avenue
Record of Klan membership claim in Supreme Court context
The passage outlines three possible stances Black might take regarding Klan membership. Observers expect him to address whether he belongs now, ever belonged, or belonged at one time. They also anticipate him defending his Senate record since 1926 to counter charges of unfitness for the nation's highest court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klan
Lfe
Black
Sunday Services At Penfield Junction Baptist Church
Penfield Junction Baptist Church announces the week schedule led by Rev. Earl J. Hoover. Bible school at 9:30 a.m. morning worship at 10:45 a.m. sermon titled Jehovah Shalom. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. sermon The Fear of the Lord. Tuesday 2 p.m. Women s Prayer Band and Bible study. Thursday choir rehearsal 6 45 p.m. Midweek prayer 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield Junction Baptist
Penfield Junction Baptist Church
Earl J. Hoover
B. Y
Pla
Man to Spend Winter in Florida Grove amid Busy Life
Stevel plans a two week shift to Clear Water Florida with his wife to tend a grove of 590 citrus trees. He will miss his work but will stay busy and commutes 50 miles by train daily. The Stevels have three children Mrs. E C Keyes Dorothy and Richard Stevel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevel
Clearwater
Florida
East Avenue
Why We Must Stay Out Of War Says Elyria Talk
Elyria Kiwanians heard Thursday at the Graystone Hotel an expert, J. Unruh, now allied with a peace promotion group, outline economic reasons to keep out of war. He warned that manganese from foreign sources supports steel production, rubber imports, silk from Japan, and cotton sales to the United States, all critical for peace time operations and debt repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanians
Graystone Hotel
J. Unruh
Japan
Pays His Fine And Gains His Freedom
Grove Berkmeyer a 43 year old Birmingham man who objected to jail chose to pay a $17.65 fine for speeding in a school zone. He was jailed at $1.30 a day but paid the balance and was released after spending a night in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Berkmeyer
Birmingham
Berkmeyer
Preston Coon
C. J. Cordy
Plea Convicted Of Assault Involving 13 Year Old Girl
Percy Emery, 59, of Elyria, was convicted by a jury of six men and six women on an assault indictment involving a 13 year old girl. Judge Guy B. Findley fined him 106 dollars and costs and sentenced him to 30 days in the county jail after a 2 hour 40 minute deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Emery
Elyria
Guy B. Findley
Emery
Postpones Appearance Before Mayor Fined $5 And Costs
Joseph Kuzman, cent of the Lorain Y M C A, learned the Canadian Mounties have nothing on Elyria police for getting their man. Kuzman was arrested November 17 1936 for reckless driving on Lake Avenue. He failed to appear in court and a warrant was sent to Lorain police. Today Mayor Leonard Smith arraigned him and fined $4 plus costs. He said he overslept the mouse he was to appear in court and kept paying on his appearance day after day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Dugan
Cleveland
Greyhound Bus Lines
Leonard Smith
Cleveland Street
Joseph Kuzman
Lorain Y. M. C .A
Elyria
Kuzman
Lake Avenue
Lorain
Smith
Proposed Zoning Amendment Meets City Hall Tonight
The City Planning Commission and the Council Building and Lands Committee meet at city hall at 7 30 p m to discuss a proposed amendment of the zoning ordinance. The change concerns permitting certain uses of private residences in restricted areas. Self-control is self-completion in one complete man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Council, Building and Lands Committee
Health Queen Contest Saturday Seeks County Winner
Margaret Takacs, 15, a Markley Four-H Club member, prepared to represent the county as health queen in a district contest at Cleveland. The winner advances to the National Dairy Show opening October 9 in Columbus to vie for national honors. The Cleveland event is sponsored by the Northern Ohio Milk Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Takacs
Markley
Cleveland
Columbus
Northern Ohio Milk Association
Radio Stolen From Telegraph Resident’s Car
William Denger reported to police that a radio was stolen from his car after 11 p.m. yesterday while it was parked at the rear of 219 1 2 West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Denger
Reed
West Avenue
Remodeled Royal Creamery Store Opens For Inspection
Patrons are invited to view the newly remodeled Royal Creamery store at 506 Middle avenue. The interior is white with updated show cases and indirect lighting, reflecting progress in the dairy industry. The firm offers milk, cream, buttermilk, skim milk, butter, cheese, cold meats, eggs, bread, pastries, and candy from eleven years in business. The plant is described as very modern and kept clean and sterilized, with owners Q. A. Underhill and his two sons Royal and Ted emphasizing consumer protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Royal Creamery
Middle Avenue
Q. A. Underhill
Royal
Ted
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Cincinnati
Oliver M. Gray
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Empire
Monk
Broad Street
Kosco Chatham Rice
J. F. Miller
Kentucky
Reading
Jacob
Sarah Miller
America
Lincoln University
Princeton University
Texas
Sarah Mitchell
Lizzie C. Campbell
Rockhill
South Carolina
E. H. Miller
Flint
Mich
Augusta Jones
Crete Cooke
Carrie Thompson
Ina Smith
Holley
Hill
Flint, Mich
Thomas Amos
New York City
George Herman
Litchfield
Daniel Herman
East River Street
Herman
Clyde
St. Mary's Church
Fred Ketchum
Daniel
Grace Noakes
Miss Grace Noakes
H. S. Eady
East Lifth Street
Thomas Berry
Stone’s Grill
Esther Wood
Professor St
Michard Clevelyer
Karl N. Hall
Democratic Women's Club
Mary Sagger
Federated
Democratic Women of Ohio
Hall
Lorain County
Federation of Democratic Women’s Clubs
Peter Trombottf
Europe
H. B. Thurston
South Professor Street
Tms
J. A. Richards
Forest Street
Baton Rouge
Chalmer J. Roy
Fred Edmonds
Grand Haven
Michigan
W. D. Hobbs
East Lorain Street
College
P. P. Rogers
Spain
Peace Society
Public Affairs Society
Carnegie Library
Oscar Jaszt
Masaryk
Bosworth Hall
Solomon Grayzel
Gratz College
Philadelphia
College of Arts and Sciences
Warner Hall
Brooks Emeny
Foreign Affairs Council
Oberlin College
Baltimore
Maryland
Seward Insurance Agency
Delver Court Street
C.h.merther Co
Elyruasg Laadi
Sederis
Eagle
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
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