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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1936
Page
7
Public sale notice from Lorain County Sheriff Clarence W. Dick. Property description includes Parcel surrounding Parkside Avenue Avon Park Subdivision, Lake Village near Lake Road, with appraisal of 1500 dollars. Cash payment required. sale cannot occur below two thirds of appraisal. Attorney John You Blum notes dates October 6 to November 3.
The Lorain County Court of Common Pleas will expose at public auction the parcel described as part of Section 6 Avon Lake Township in Avon Lake Ohio. The sale follows an order from the court in case O 37651 between Feme Owners Loan Corporation as plaintiff and John W Warmer et al as defendants. The auction will be at the north door of the Lorain County Courthouse in Elyria on a Friday in November at 1 9 o'clock AM. The property lies in the village of Avon Lake, with precise metes and bounds referencing Parkside Avenue shown in deed records.
In Lorain County Ohio the Court of Common Pleas directs a sheriff's sale of two parcels in Wellington at 10 AM on November 7 1936. Parcel 1 covers part of Sub Lot 10 in Charles Phelps Addition to Block 4 with frontage and boundary details, Parcel 2 is Sub Lot 94 in the same addition, both subject to highways. The property at 415 South Main Street Wellington is described and appraised at 3900.106 dollars. Sheriff Lawrence W Dick and Attorney John Von Blum announce the sale with notices dated October 6 through November 3.
In Estate Case No. 37690, Plaintiff vs Ethel Tomeiak, the Court of Common Pleas orders a sale by public auction at the north door of Lorain County Court House in Elyria Ohio on Saturday the last day of October 1936 at ten o clock A M. The property, located at 1762 East 30th Street Lorain Ohio, is the northerly 145 feet of Sublet No 1204 in The Sheffield Land Companys Subdivision No part of Original Sheffield Township Lots Nos 8 39 90 96 97 101 and 102, fronting 50 feet on East Thirtieth Street and extending back 145 feet to the northerly line of a 15 foot alley, subject to legal highways. Appraised at 9000 00 dollars, two thirds of appraisal to be sold. Sheriff Clarence W Dick. Attorney John Wollum. Notice: Sept 29 Oct 6 13 20 27.
Two Lorain County real estate sales set for Saturday October 31 1936 at 10 AM at the north door of Elyria Court House. Estate No 37535 covers 117 Maple Street Elyria appraised at 1200.09 dollars. Estate No 37632 covers 1882 East 34th Street Lorain appraised at 6000.60 dollars. Both sales cash on day, with court-ordered notices and listed attorneys.
Chronicle Telegram carries C. O. McIntyre as the paper’s renowned columnist with a complete daily run. The veteran writer shares opinion, analysis, and sharp takes on current events in concise prose.
Mrs Jessie First and son Virgil Crile visited the Crile home and attended a funeral in Congress. O H Dirlam and family visited Ashland. Mrs Stevenson and Clair Warner joined a Mt. Vernon dinner. Theodore Regal's infant son with mother-in-law Bessie Regal. Parker attended Wooster Fair. Gillette visited Brighton. Henry West hosted Cleveland visitors. Forest Rice and others spent Sunday in Wellington with Shriver family. Townsend committee met in Wellington Grange Hall with Grace Long and Charles Hiner in attendance.
Land owners Mr and Mrs Sam Rowland and Mr and Mrs Tilbert with Elyria residents Mr and Mrs P W Barnes were entertained at the Berkley Laughery home last Sunday, reflecting a cordial social gathering in the community.
Sullivan residents attended the funeral of Ernest Tanner in Wellington last Thursday afternoon. His body arrived from Madison Ohio. He was father in law of the late Charles Diriam. Miss Louella Sime had an appendicitis operation in Ashland. A Ladies Aid division of the Congregational church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Orville Swope. Mr and Mrs D E Dudier and family of Oberlin were dinner guests of their mother Mrs Dudier. Mr Dudier has been transferred from Elyria to Ashland.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed church met at Mrs. Albert Latteman’s home with assistant hostess Mrs. Frank Berg. President Mrs. Latteman led devotionals, then the group conducted its regular business followed by refreshments for attendees including Miss Sophia Pippett, Mrs. Ray Brown and daughter Laura May, and several others.
A scrambled crossword list with numbered clues and partial letter hints, featuring references to instruments, measurements, naval terms, mythic figures, and miscellaneous items. The readable fragments suggest a mixed set of definitions and misspelled words typical of a puzzle page.
A list of social visits appears as Mrs. Walter Bonnett and several others hosted or visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Adam Horn called on Richard Brechmacher in Wakeman. Rex Lees hosted Mr and Mrs Robert Lees from Canton. Frank Berg dined with Charles Latteman in Birmingham. Harold Sanders and children visited OC Sanders Thursday evening.
From Camden, Mr and Mrs L Ober and daughter Virge spent Sunday with Mrs Ober’s sister Mrs Florence Squire at the George Bradstock home. Robert Squire Roger Babson and George Bowman are working in Wellington.
The Society of the Congregational church will meet with Mrs. George Builis on Thursday October 15. A covered dish dinner will be served at noon.
Cleveland visitors and local residents figure in a crowded page of social notes. Mrs Mamie Niell of Daytona Beach Florida has bought two lots east of the former Fred Aller property on Route 252. Mr and Mrs Herman Dengler and Mrs A D Crocker attended a Farm Bureau meeting in Elyria. The Misses Libbie and Anna Martin travelled with their brother and his wife to visit Grace and Edith Martin in Wadsworth. A Townsend Rally is planned for Town Hall Monday night October 19 with an out of town speaker on Townsend candidates for congress. Refreshments will be served.
Belden community circle met at the home of Mrs Antho Pfeifer on Thursday for the October session. President Mrs Hattie Goodman led the business and plans for an upcoming supper were discussed but not finalized. Committees were reappointed for the year and Mrs Goodman will host again in November.
Cal Hollister reports Louis Par ta scoring a rare double during deer season. He encountered a large buck stalling horns with a lynx in a tree and brought them both down in a single hunt, highlighting unusual luck and a dramatic wildlife scene.
Reading all daily comic strip jokes reveals a cast of endearing characters. The set of panels offers humor, character dynamics, and recurring gags that readers grow fond of over time.
Mrs Richard Leach Mrs Rob ert Ezgiin Mrs Stanley Soo and Mrs Fred Rollin attended a special meeting and luncheon of the county council of the Parent Teachers Association at East Carlisle on Tuesday.
The Hull and Richmond reunion took place Sunday at Society Hall with Arthur Richmond serving as president and Mrs Treva Ingraham as secretary-treasurer.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ruichmond hosted a two table bridge event on Thursday evening. High score went to Mr and Mrs Robert Dickason and Mrs Arno Smith captured the consolation prize.
Mrs Robert Squire was honored with a miscellaneous shower of lovely gifts at the home of Mrs Frankie Roberts on Wednesday. Lunch was served by the hostess.
Mrs C E Dickason hosted the Methodist Society gathering Wednesday at Society Hall. Mrs Karl Darkey led Sunday services in Rev Darkey’s absence at the Methodist church. Mrs Lewis Jones attended the funeral Thursday afternoon for Mrs George Fogel in Spencer. Alex Breyley fractured his...
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