Legal notices and bankruptcies in Lorain County probate and district courts
Public notices list probate action for Matida Tenman administrator of Robert Wallace estate seeking sale of undivided half interest in Elyria property. Includes summons for Edward A Wallace minor, and deadlines in October 1937. Also multiple bankruptcy notices for Elyria residents Edward Landin Archer Fuller Ernest Bates Harry Meeks, with first meeting dates in October 1937 in Elyria offices.
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State of Ohio
Lorain County
Matida Tenman
Robert Wallace
Frances MM
Wallace
Edward A. Wallace
Ohio
U. S Navy
San Diego
California
U. B. Worden
Statide Teaman
Elyria
Lorain
Heighton
Elgria Township
Heighton Avenue
Bremisan
Bankrupt Notices in Eastern District of Ohio
In the District Court of the United States Eastern Division Northern District of Ohio Frank Albert Neufield of Elyria Ohio bankrupt notice to creditors details Oct 1 1937 and Oct 10 1937 at 4 o'clock Referee in Bankruptcy. Also Margaret Elizabeth Ruhl of Elyria bankrupt notice first meeting of creditors at Lorain County Savings and Trust Building Elyria Ohio Sept 1937 meeting on Oct 11 1937 at 4 o'clock.
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ATI
District Court of the United States
Northern District of Ohio
Edward Carl Landin
Gates Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Eidward Carl Landin
Lorain County
Ureres
United States
Archer Floyd Fuller
BR. D
Butternut Midge
Oho
Archer Lloyd Filler
Northern District of
Ernest Edward Bates
West St
Ernest Edward Batey
Toratn County Savings and Trust
William B. Woods
Harry Addison Merks
Maddock
Elytia
Harry Addison Meeks
District Court of the
Unite O States
Eastern Divison
Frank Albert Neufield
Middle Ave
Lorain County Savings and ‘Trust
Margaret Elizabeth Ruhl
Clark St
Lorain County Savings and Trust
William B
Lorain County legal notices sealed bids and appointments
Sealed proposals will be received by Lorain County Commissioners until 10 A M October 31 1957 for purchase and installation of office equipment for Recorder of Lorain County. Proposals must include bidder names and be accompanied by a certified check or bond of 190 dollars. The board may reject any proposals. Notices of numerous estate appointment actions follow listing executors administrators and executrixes for residents of Elyria and Lorain County with dates in September and October 1937.
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Board of County
Lorain County
Ohio
Board of Luraln County Commissioners
Recorder
Lorain
Jo An
Board of Commissioners of
Lorain County Probate Notices of Administrators
Notices show appointments of administrators for estates in Lorain County Ohio. Included are Caroline Wagner of Elyria City with William Wagner named administrator, Casper Yaracz of Grafton Village with Johan Yaracz as administrator, and Eugene H. Chandler named as administrator for the estate of Bondyard Flexman. Dated September 11 to September 23, 1937, by Judge H. Nye.
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Edgar F. Allen
Frank B. Allen
R. F. Vandemark
Elyria City
Lorain County
Ohio
di. H. Nye
Said County
Wi. H. Nte
Said
Notici
Eugene P. Duffy
Agnes Duffy
Flyrna Chey
HL Nye
Edward Hackett
Frances Hackett
Edward Hackeu
Ghia
H. If. Nye
George F. Haserodt
Deadmund B. Haserodt
Clyria City
Ohlo
John Kovach
Agnes Kovach
Latain City
Nye
Wred E. Longs
Elsie L. Blaten
Fred KB. Long
A. D
H. IL Nye
C. C. McDonald
Estelle M. McDonald
C. ©. McDonald
HW. J. Nye
Josephine Maringer
Sayings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Ridgeville Township
H. Nye
William G. Neiles
Pauline Gertrude Nelles
Higha City
Unis
H. H. NY
Appoi
Anna C. Kard
Flossy C. Sibey
Anna C. Pickard
T'anl Roling
Amelia Roling
Paul Roling
Carliste Township
H. H. Nye
Norris Schofield
Elizabeth Hartley Schofield
Lor
Aln County
Otice
Cacyline Wagner
William Wagner
Caroline Wagner
Page
J. H.W. Nye
Casper Yaracz
Kasper Jaracz
Johan Yaracz
Kase Per Jaroez Iate
Grafton Village
Loraln County
Eugene H. Chandler
Bonyard Flexman
Hidgeville
HH. H. Nye
Newark Bears win seventh game to clinch title
Newark defeats Columbus Red Birds 10 to 4 in Columbus to win the seven game Little Frorla Series. The Bears, after losing three at home, swept the final four games to claim their second minor league crown. The series drew 63,250 fans with the Bears sharing in $13,361.10 and Columbus in $8,907.40.
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Columbus
Newark Bears
Newark
Columbus Red Birds
Bears
Thes
Minneapolis
Great Interest In C-T Grid Contest In Elyria Game Pick
Strong reader response to the Dope the Results Contest for the Youngstown Chaney Elyria game at Ely Stadium on Friday October 15. Five pairs of tickets to the game offered to winners. mail in by 6 p m Friday October 8. only coupons mailed before deadline accepted. open to Chronicle Telegram readers except employees and their families.
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Youngstown Chaney- Elyria
Ely Stadium
Chronicle-Telegram
Clippers Open Northern League Play at Wellington
Three Northern League games unfold with Clincher clashes as the Clippers debut in a league contest at Wellington seeking to extend a perfect start after wins over Loudonville and Elyria Freshmen. Wellington Dukes aim to halt the debut and reenter title contention after last year’s winless league run. Medina travels to Vermilion facing a strong backfield led by Dan Schisler as Vermilion showcases speed and offense.
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Clippers
Dukes Clearview
Wellington
Loudonville
Elyria
Wellington Dukes
Oberlin
Norwalk St. Paul's
Dukes
Medina
Medina Bees
Vernilion
Dan Schisler
WPA Finds Electricity Cost Small Part Of Family Budget
The WPA survey across 59 U.S. cities shows the typical four person family's annual electricity cost at one and a half percent of total budget. Food clothing and housing together dominate expenses at 67.8 percent, with electricity the smallest of twelve listed items including fuel ice household supplies furniture medical care transportation recreation life insurance and miscellaneous.
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United States
WPA
Trial postponed at defendant's request in Michowka case
Louis Michowka of 426 15th street had his trial postponed at his request until tomorrow at 9 a m. Police Chief E J Stanklard said the defendant is charged with disorderly conduct on a complaint by his tenant Mrs Francis Sanders who shares the same address. Michowka denied the charge when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro in police court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Michowka
15Th Street
E. J. Stanklard
Michowka
Francis Sanders
Joseph Petro
Camden High School to Host Annual School Fair
Camden students in the vocational agriculture department will present their annual school fair tomorrow afternoon at the school. The event showcases their work under instructor Carl Deeds. Co I Hummel, Lorain County agricultural extension agent, will judge the exhibits for parents and friends.
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Vocational Agriculture Department
Camden High School
Carl Deeds
Co. I. Hummel
Lorain County
Plan to Save Sires Could Aid Herd Owners
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association members discuss a potential program to exchange herd sires after farm visits by L. B. Blackman OSU extension specialist. The plan aims to protect sires from stockyards until proven valuable, while alfalfa mixtures, lime, pasture treatment, and silo efficiency are noted improvements. Charles and Robert Sanders report saving silo space with less acreage, as other growers also report success with liming and alfalfa mixes.
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Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
L. Blackman
Ohio State University
Blackman
Charles
Robert Sanders
C. Filamimei
Hummel
Collision Results In Reckless Driving Charge
John Lautner of 1505 East 29th Street Lorain faces reckless driving charges after his car struck a parked vehicle owned by Steve Burn of 348 West River Street near his home at 6 PM yesterday. Lautner's car ran over a curb and trees, tipped over, injuring his left arm. passenger Joseph Bodner, 22, was uninjured. Both cars suffered heavy damage. Lautner was released for that Friday.
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John Lautner
East 29Th Street
Lorain
Steve Burn
West River Street
Lautner
Lota
Bara
Joseph Bodner
Janice Flagg Rejects Millionaire Father’s Protectorate
Janice Flagg, daughter of Ogden Flagg, estranged from her millionaire father, reconciles with her mother after her death but rejects protection of his home and money. She travels to Montana with Peter Hathaway, a young professor, and Ivonne arrives with Wylde Greene and Bradish Braxton. Ivonne’s presence tests Janice as she pursues independence amid romance and family tensions.
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Janice Flagg
Ogden Flagg
Flagg
Janice
Wylde Greene
Ivonne
Peter Hathaway
Montana
Hugh Parker
Brad
California
New York
Dan
Hank Willard
Jan
Peter
Wylde
Rieter
Wilde
Pan
Deaths and funerals from Lorain area obituaries
Emma M Vincent 29 wife of Russell M Vincent of Arlington Virginia died at home after a lingering illness born Spencer Ohio August 7 1908 survived by husband parents Homer Carpenter and Rosebell Holley a brother and sister also a grandmother. Funeral from Nichols Funeral Home to Spencer M K E Church and burial in Spencer cemetery. Martin Schmauch 58 German born former Amherst quarry worker died Elyria Memorial Hospital. Funeral at H Baker Funeral Home Amherst burial Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst. Charles McCall died this morning at the County Home. funeral plans pending. Edward Weller 42 Stop 48 Broadway Lorain died after a three year illness veteran former VFW post commander and former A P store manager in Elyria survived by mother sister and nephew. Funeral from his home to St Josephs Church with military service by VFW. burial Calvary cemetery.
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Emma M. Vincent
Russell M. Vincent
Arlington
Virginia
Elyria
Mrs. Sooy
the Virginis City
Martin Schmauch
Germany
Amherst
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H. Baker
Evergreen Cemetery
South Amherst
Schmatuch
Second Street
Elizabeth Slater
Oberlin
William Schoauch
Mary Schmatuch
Carl Berner
Columbia Station
George Hignett
Ridgeville
Martin Raab
LaGrange
Lorain
Edward Weller
Stop
Broadway
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
St. Joseph's Church
Calvary Cemetery
V. Flw
Lorain Juveniles Committed To Correctional Institutions
Two Lorain juveniles a 17 year old boy and a 13 year old girl were committed to correctional institutions by Juvenile Judge Horace H Nye. The boy received an indeterminate term in Lancaster for parole violation after auto theft and probation violations including a new car theft on September 15 from Llewellyn Motor Co. The girl faced a delinquency charge and was arraigned again today on a similar offense.
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Lorain
Horace H. Nye
Lancaster
Llewellyn Motor Company
Stocks Irregular In Dull Trading
New York stocks showed irregular movement in dull trading with some recovery from early selling. U S Steel opened at 113 4 and later traded around 73 for a small loss Bethlehem posted a 2 down from prior levels.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Appliances For Fighting Fires In Homes Advised
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce fre prevention committee stressed the value of home fire appliances during National Fire Prevention Week. Homeowners with extinguishers small hos es water pails and a garden hose can soon suppress flames, the committee said. It urged family members to learn proper use for prompt action at fire onset.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Republicans Organize for Campaign in City Wards
Republicans gathered at Garford School led by city chairman Carl Curtis to form an active campaign structure. Plan calls for three meetings this week to organize First and Third Wards and two others, with ward captains appointed including Mrs Henrietta Colburn in the First Ward and Carl Russert in the Third Ward.
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Booth
Garford School
Carl Curtis
Henrietta Colburn
Carl Russert
Ely School
McKinley School
Curtis
Foreclosure Work Delayed Pending New Foreclosure Forms
Tax foreclosure program, aimed at recovering about $2 million in back taxes, is paused until new forms are ready. Prosecutor Howard R. Butler and Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley, with Judge D. A. Cook, seek $1,650 additional funds to hire two more prosecutors and several stenographers to handle roughly 25,000 parcels. Courts want procedural details to set a reasonable allowance before approving extra staffing. Meanwhile Courtroom 250 is being rearranged to house clerical staff for the anticipated cases.
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Howard R. Butler
Common Pleas
Guy &B. Findley
D. A. Cook
Findley
Clerk of Courts
Bullet
Industrial stocks show mixed movement after opening gains
After the opening, several stocks like Westinghouse and Atchison moved modestly with small swings. New York Central recovered, power and light issues were firm, and metals were mixed. Chrysler rebounded to near its prior close as amusements remained firm.
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Youngstown Sheet & Tice
Westinghouse
Atchison
New York Central
eiEs Tis
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Saie
Best Buy
Munter
J. R. Dall
Ford
Elyria Motor
Chesel
Abbe Rd
Tirta
Leno Ling
City Motors Co
Lowes
Lf East Ave
Hlyria Willys
Saae
Chevrolet
Conditton
Sondres
Long Pontiac Co
Broad St
Snyder PT Fck-Pontlag, Inc
Postoffice
Middle Lion
Oakland
Goodrich
F. B. Mare
Plas Construction CO
West Broad
Rathgery Motors
Grafto Auto Service
Eldotread
Silvertown Goodrich Tes
2Nd St
Elks’ Club
Phione
Temple Cf
Moahy
Gee
Firestones&seice
Broad
Cedar
U. S
Atte
We Nm
Roe
B&o
Smith Auto Parts
Second St
Jake Kaiser
Eldotread Tire & Supply CO
Matilda Teaman
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Camden
Europe
America
Oy Dangee
Vivian Daughter
Lilinh
Red
Hugh
Rex
Bradish Braxton
Reznor
ELF. Whitney & Son
Nichols Funeral Home
Spencer M. KE
Snearer
Ralph Eighbode
Spencer Cemetery
Marin Schmauch
Charles McCall
Taylor Funeral Home
Edward Weiler
Albert H. Moore
Sandusky
Moore
Helen Shields Moore
Julia Polansky
Michael Polansky
Pharis Tires
City Tire House
Roofin
Sibley & Sprague
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