Sheriff Sale of Elyria Real Estate Case 36803
The Cleveland Trust Company as plaintiff will sell at public auction at the north door of the Lorain County Court House Elyria Ohio on Saturday November 7 1936 at ten o'clock a.m. the three story six suite building at 3314 16 18 Furnace Street Elyria described as part of original lot 151 bounded by Furnace Street and Manning lands. Minimum bid two thirds of appraised value eighteen thousand dollars. Sheriff Clarence W Dick. Attorneys Fauver Fauver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Trust Company
Arthur Becks
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Elyria
Towit
County of Lorain
State of
Black River
Elyria Township
Furnace Street
Furnace Street, From An Iron Pin Marking An Angle In Said Street
Ralph W
W. M. Manning
Warden & Launden
Faucver & Fauver, Attys
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Joseph E. Fritz
County of
Lorain
The
Hill Realty Company
City of
Ely
Tia
Oxford Street
Clarence W. Dick
Fauver
Attrs
Notice of Sheriff sale and foreclosure in Lorain County Ohio
Legal notices announce sale of 334 Oxford Street Elyria and foreclosure in case 37857 against Joseph O Carpenter and heirs. Property details include parcels in Elyria with description from Heman Ely’s Plat. LOAN Corporation seeks mortgage foreclosure, lien marshaling, order of sale. sale terms cash. Attorney John Von Blum. Publication dates Sep 11 18 25 Oct 23 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Joseph O. Carpenter
Washington, D. C
Pizintis Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Ely
Ria
County of
Lorain
Black River
Heman Ely
Second Street
Thomas Gray
Citizens Gas and Electric Company
William Crisp
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
John von Blum
Oberlin
Rural Calendar Tonight Displays Local Club Gatherings
Tonight brings events around the region with Baptist A W W group meeting at Erwin Howards, American Legion gathering in Amherst, and P T A at Murray Ridge School at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange—Baptist
A. W. W. Clas
Erwin Howard
S. Amherst
American Legion
Murray Ridge
To Celebrate 114th Anniversary of Church
N RIDGEVILLE The L B S of the Congregational church held a bi monthly meeting at the church social room. Rev E C Young led devotionals and general business was discussed. The anniversary dinner was postponed to Nov 13 with Rev Dr White from Old Stone Church Cleveland as speaker. Bazaar set for Dec 2. Next meeting Nov 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ridgevile
Congregational Church
E. C. Young
Dr. White
Old Stone Church
Cleveland
Third Degree to Be Conferred by New London I O O F
The United Third Degree team from Toledo Ohio, chaired by E G Mellins, will attend New London November 7 to confer the degree on a class of candidates at the local I O O F lodge. An elaborate program includes a team dinner, luncheon, and invitations to all district lodges. Gavel presentation planned for November 14 by Noble Grand Glenn Cooke. Initiatory Degree to be conferred again October 21 to complete the current nine candidates. visitors P E Myles and C H Patton of Texas Lodge No 409 attended last week.
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New London
United Third Degree
Toledo
Ohio
E. G. Mellins
Noble
Glenn Cooke
P. E. Myles
C. H. Patton
Texas
Liberty Centre, O
Pittsfield Church To Elect Officers Meets Sunday Plan
Pittsfield Community Church holds its annual meeting and officer election on Sunday October 18 after the morning service a pot luck dinner will follow with coffee at noon Rev Jewell to preach at 11 15 a m and attendees bring their own table service the event aims to fill church leadership roles for the year.
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Pittsfield
Pittsfield Community Church
Jewell
Chatham School Seniors Honor Frances Elliott Farewell
Chatham high school seniors plan a farewell party at the school auditorium Saturday evening in honor of Miss Frances Elliott who is leaving for Florida to make her home.
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Chatham
Chatham School
Frances Elliott
Miss Elliott
Florida
Two Couples Honored At Party In Brightos
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Pearce hosted a large gathering at their Brighton home to celebrate the engagements of their daughter Miss Maxine Pearce and Norman Stenin, with friends and relatives in attendance.
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Brightos
Brighton
G. A. Pearce
Maxine Pearce
Norman Stenin
Avon Auxiliary Elects Officers
The Ladies Auxiliary to The Knights of St. John met at the Church Hall on Wednesday evening and elected officers for the coming year. Officers include President Lizzie Forthofer past president Celia M Reigelsberger first vice Edith Casper second vice Emma Weiler Recording secretary Mary Dechant Financial secretary Ella Forthofer treasurer Florence Curtiss Sies senger Joe Kinzel Sentinel Lena Mittendorf Guard Lizzie Schafer Trustees Agnes Lescher Anna Thome George Acker man. Nearby social notes record visits and visits to gardens, college activity, and various local residents in Avon and surrounding areas.
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AVON
Knights of St. John
Church Hall
Lizzie Forthofer
Celia M Reigelsberger
Edith Casper
Emma Weiler
Mary Dechant
Ella Forthofer
Florence Curtiss
Siessenger
Joe Kinzel
Sentinel
Lena Mittendorf
Guard
Lizzie Schafer
Agnes Lescher
Anna Thome
George Ackerman
Wedding Reception Honors Frieda Noss and Wayne Pearce
A Cleveland area wedding reception honored Miss Frieda Noss and her fiancé Wayne Pearce. Luncheon was served, decorations were blue and silver, and tokens of friendship were given by the couple’s sisters. Music came from Pie Plani Pete, the Pine Ridge Bars, and Frank and his Kentucky Rangers, all close friends of the couple. Guests included Carl Schraeder and daughter, Hay Steninger, Gustav Noss and daughter Flossy, Sally MacNorton and daughter Martha, Emery McKenna and family, Ellen Reupsch, Lula Belle Harris, Neva Norton, Eileen Norton, Emma Herman, Marie Herman, Florence O'Connor, James Hearns, Wilbert Buettner, James Trinner, Walter Stopera, John Isvonar, and Jack Lapp, all of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Noss
Flossy
Sally MacNorton
Martha
Emery McKenna
Ellen Reupsch
Lula Belle Harris
Neva
Eileen Norton
Emma
Marie Herman
Florence O‘connor
James Hearns
Wilbert Buettner
James
Frank Trinner
Walter Stopera
John Isvonar
Jack Lapp
Cleveland
Acme Grange Elects Officers Tuesday
Acme Grange will meet Tuesday evening October 20 in Columbia. An election of officers will be held at this meeting. The program is in charge of Master P. W. Heineman and Overseer George Haag.
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Columbia
Acme Grange
Chareg
P. W. Heineman
George Haag
Garden Club of New London Elects Officers
New London officers elected at the Garden Club Fall dinner at Mrs. J. H. Arnold’s home. Officers: Alice Arnold president, Stellan Townsend vice president, Katherine Barnes secretary, Florence Broome treasurer, Mabel Jenney librarian, Minnie Seiler press reporter. Thirty six members and one guest attended. next meeting with Marguerite Kirkton October 27. Rel call to be answered with A Garden Verse followed by a short program.
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New London
New London Garden Club
J. H. Arnold
Alice Arnold
Stellan Townsend
Katherine Barnes
Florence Broome
Mabel Jenney
Minnie Seiler
Marguerite Kirkton
Robert Hubler Named Head of King's Group
Robert Hubler will head the Kings Herald Little Light Bearer branch of the F M S of the First M E Church in New London for the upcoming year. He will be assisted by staff including Vice President Barbara McMillan, Secretary Ruth Warren, Treasurer Virginia White, Drummer Charles Thomas, and Membership Committee members Hope Guthrie Joyce Straub Marian Brown, with Press Reporter Betty Beltz. Mrs George Parnell is Superintendent of this organization.
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NEW London
Robert Hubler
Kings Herald- Little Light Bearer
M- E
Barbara McMillan
Ruth Warren
Virginia White
Charles Thomas
Hope Guthrie
Joyce Straub
Marian Brown
Betty Beltz
George Parnell
New London Epworth League Rally Attended by Local Cabinet
About twenty members of the New London Epworth League gathered at North Fairfield for the Norwalk District Epworth Leagues rally on Wednesday evening. Percy Parnell, local chapter president, led the group with all cabinet members except one in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW London
Epworth League
Norwalk
North Fairfield
Percy Parnell
visitors at the Gibson home noted in local listing
Columbia residents were among guests at the Gibson home along with Hugh McGill from Los Angeles California and Miss Helen Kuntz from West Palm Beach Florida. Also listed were Mr. and Mrs. F D Churchward and Mr. and Mrs Harold Murch.
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Gibson
Hugh McGill
Los Angeles
Calif
Helen Kuntz
West Palm Beach
Fla
F. D. Churchward
Harold Iursh
Avon Lake Pictures to Be Shown at School
Avon Lake announces a second unit of educational films to be shown in multiple classes on Thursday Oct 22. Subjects include Jack London stories Call of the Wild for English, Development of Coal and People Who Live in the Great Plains for geography, plus digestion and atmospheric pressure films. A Peter dog adventure tale is shown for early grades.
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Avon Lake
Jack London
Great Plains
Peter
Communion and Baptism Sunday at Congregational Church
Reverend Bond leads special services at the Congregational church with communion and baptism. He urges attendees to travel to Elyria on Wednesday for the Medina Congregational Association meeting there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Bond
Elyria
Medina Congregational Association
Bridge club luncheon honors prizes at Hain home
Mrs. A. J. Hain entertained the contract bridge club at her home Wednesday at luncheon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Otto Katterhenry and Mrs. Howard Drake. Guests were Mrs. J. Tomer and Mrs. William Bowman. They will meet in two weeks with Mrs. A. B. Cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Hain
Contract Bridge Club
Otto Katterhenry
Howard Drake
J. Tomer
William Bowman
A. B. Cousins
Pinochle Club Hosts Lunch at Mrs Spaetzel’s Home
Mrs Ed Spaetzel hosted a pinochle club gathering on Thursday with lunch at one oclock. Prizes went to Mrs Ed Mitchell Sr Mrs C Krakow and Mrs Mary Stauder. In two weeks the group will meet again at Mrs C Miller s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Spaetzel
Ed Mitchell, Sr
C. Krakow
Mary Stauder
C. Miller
Left on trip and local visits reported
Harold App Bert Disbro and Ray Parker left by auto for California the first of the week. W R Reid is spending the week with relatives in Pittsburgh. Mrs Minnich of Dover Center is the guest of Mr and Mrs Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold App
Bert Disbro
Ray Parker
California
W. R. Reid
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Minnich
Dover Center
Nicholson
Rosemary Kihm Weds Joseph Vogt at St James Lakewood
Word reaches Avon Lake area of Rosemary Kihm marrying Joseph Vogt at St James Church in Lakewood on Wednesday morning. She is a former Avon Lake girl. The Congregational choir will rehearse tonight with Mrs Time Brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Kihm
Joseph Vogt
St. James’ Church
Lakewood
Avon Lake
Time Brick
Local couples attend Dames of Malta installation
Mr and Mrs James Harnish and Mr and Mrs P Ward of Lorain were Tuesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Buswell. Mrs Alice Quantz Mrs Florence Quantz Mrs Helen Wolke and Mrs Blanch Cowgill of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs F R Fretz were Tuesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Grover Holmes and attended the Dames of Malta installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harnish
P. Ward
Lorain
Ed Buswell
Alice Quantz
Florence Quantz
Helen Wolke
Blanch Cowgill
Cleveland
F. R. Fretz
Grover Holmes
Malia
Mexico Prefers Roosevelts Reelection in Quiet Strategy
Mexico privately hopes for Roosevelts reelection though officials avoid public comment. Ex-president Portes Gil backs Roosevelts victory, aligning with Mexico's left-leaning regime that favors Democratic policies. The Silver Purchase Act aids silver export trade and U.S. policy toward Mexico remains cooperative on claims, boundaries, and border parks, while Hull treaty talks lag.
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Mexico
CED. F
Roosevelt
Santa Claus
Congress
Washington
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