Real Estate Transfers Reported by The Land Tile
Listings show numerous property transfers across Lorain and surrounding townships dated September 1952. Buyers include Tony Miskoyr and Emmett Weakland with parcels on Amherst Ave Beechert Fairfax East 31st Center and Lincoln Street. Multiple deeds involve Black River and Berea Road areas with varied tract numbers and lots.
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the Land Tile
Guarantee and Trust
Court Street
Katherine
Morten Book
Tony Miskoyr
Amherst Ave
Lorain
Robert Hill
Hilda HU
Black River
Yvonne Walters
Hilda Hill
Gloria Shibley
Hil da Hill
Leonard F Vavra
Emmett Weakland
Proverty
Jon Berea
Rosevile Tp
Oscar C. McGinley
Robert J. Gilmore
Beechert
Elsha
Hermion
Edare E Dosslet
West 1914
St. Lorain
Ren Kennelly
Tuane D. Stevanus
Nickel Plate Rd
LeGranie
Gerald Sircacker
Gabriel T. Minuta
Lincoln St Lorain
Jerry McLay
Florence Temple
Elyria Top
Aloys J. Na
Albena Neidling
John R. Neding
Wes
Joseph Zabramski
Jessie O. Lee
Island Rd
Eaton
Charles Degar
Elmer J. Meriz
Alameda Ave
Carlisle Top
Indian arrowheads test stock refusal at Wrubell store
Incomplete report from East Hamipton Connecticut notes pharmacist Louis Wrubell runs a general drug store and refuses to serve a customer asking for a half dozen Indian arrowheads. The item is unusual and not normally stocked. The incident highlights oddities in local commerce.
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East Hamipton
Louis Wrubell
Ohio Governor Proclaims National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week
Governor Frank J. Lausche signed a proclamation designating October 5 to 11 as National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week in Ohio. He urged Ohioans to participate in observance and to expand job opportunities for physically handicapped workers who are trained and qualified for suitable positions despite their handicaps.
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Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Matisse Painting Stuns Parisians in 1905 Exhibition
A Paris gallery owner reluctantly hangs a radical Matisse work in 1905. A conservative buyer purchases the piece for his son in law, later reselling it a decade later for over a hundred times the original price, signaling early recognition of Matisse’s genius.
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Henri Matisse
Paris
Matisse
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Rural Fires Reach New Peak Says NFPA Leader
The NFPA warns of an epidemic of rural fires during Fire Prevention Week. Peres Bigbee, NFPA general manager, notes more rural fires now than ever and stresses carelessness as a cause. He highlights electrical fires as farms gain electricity and urges proper wiring and licensed electricians to prevent disasters.
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National Fire Protection Association
Peres Bigbee
NFPA
Bugbee
Fire safety tips for rural buildings and fuel storage
The guidance stresses keeping repairs up to date and smoking away from burns. It warns that careless smoking remains a leading hazard. It advises maintaining stoves and furnaces, fire resistant roofing, underground storage of fuels, debris cleanup, and regular inspection of lightning rods and grounds.
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Maine
Gas cooking shifts from 1859 families to 27 million today
The American Gazette notes that in 1859 about one hundred American families used gas for cooking. Today about 27,000,000 American homemakers cook with gas, highlighting gas as a common kitchen fuel across the nation.
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American Gazette
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