Legal Divorce Notices and Property Foreclosures in Lorain County
Notices announce divorce petitions in case Nos 39444 33408 39384 and 39367 involving parties such as Marjorie Smeltzer and Leroy Rust with hearings set after November 1937. Also listed are multiple sheriff and probate actions including real estate sales in Elyria and Lorain County, with properties on Middle Avenue Hawthorne Avenue East Broad Street and Beverly Court offered at public auction under court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia
Elzey
de Sndant
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Mary Jorie LaLindley
Marjorie Smelzey
Anthony Neiding
Meadeville
Pennsylvania
Plumett
Ohto
Bebe
Wilke Db
Coulter
Clayton E. Dlorne
Hedington
Elyria
Margaret Andrews
Margaret Rochas
John Andrews
John Rochas
Common Pleas Court
Lorman County
Ole
John Rockas
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Plaintief
William AL Flax
Luomnin County
County of Lorain
Ely & Massey
Middle Avenue
Tenth Street
Ilyria
Fpl Grall
Robert Rice
Leonard Smith
Aestorners
First Savings and Loan Company
Marie E, von Duyke
State of
Beebe
Cleveland Street
Waid Street
Hawthorne Street
Elyria Home Building Company
Hawthorne’ Avenue
F. Grall
Nheo
Sid
Poles
George Hough
Wiset
Peter Mile
George Mille
Minnie Knight
George Lorence
Estella Katherine Frankyy Dew ettuLy
Amela Kretovics
Inventasty
Ennollep
The
Richwine Ice Cream Company
Court of Common Ileus
Lorain Counts
Citizens Building Company
Sugar Ridge Road
East Broad Street
Prospect Street
cCittlzens’ Building Company
Lorain
Towit
WM. F. Grall
H.W. Ingersoll
Virginia Cass Rust
A. D
Virginia Cassi Rust
Leroy Frank Rust
W. Myers
Lorain County Bank
Sherife
the Vradential Insurance Company of America
John &. Halpin
County of
Black River
Beverly Court
John & Halpin
Terain County Records of Deeds
Cleveland St
WM F. Grall
Ingersoll & Ewing
Attys
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Paul Wainwright
Young
River
John von Blum
Fight To Finish Looms If Powerful Union Groups Fail To Reach Truce Agreement
United Press dispatches describe looming conflict between rival American Federation of Labor and the Committee for Industrial Organization as peace talks set for next week falter. Leaders recount past tactics, leadership purges, and pressure from rank and file as factions dispute craft versus industrial unionism amid fears of stalled labor growth and stricter legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Joe Alex Morris
Arthur F. Degreve
Morris
Denver A. F. of L
Degreve
Atlantic City Co. IL. O
Washington
A. F. of L
Denver
Colo
Atlantic City
N. J
Federation
CIO
John L. Lewis
William Green
C. I. O- Heads
Lewis
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
George Harrison
Sen
George
New York City Waiters Lose Charm as Trade Shifts
In New York Oct 19 the city finds few renowned waiters left as many move into restaurants or depart the trade. Head waitering faded a decade ago with speakeasies and rising cafe owners like Sherman Billingsley and Jack Kriendler replacing the old gracious posture. The writer notes toll booth attendants elsewhere offer warmth, unlike New York where smiles are scarce, prompting wonder at the city's cordial decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sherman Billingsley
Jack Kriendler
Market Frenzy on Opening for Major Stocks and Bonds
Commonwealth & Southern traded 25,000 shares at 1.50, New York Central 14,900 at 1.50, Radio Corporation 25,000 at 5 cents, Paramount 20,000 at 8.50, Columbia Gas & Electric 15,000 at 5, and Atlas Corp reportedly entered to buy after a late night conference. Chrysler fell to 55, General Motors 32.37, American Telephone 141, and Loew's 53 as bonds traded briskly and curb activity surged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth & Southern
New York Central
Radio Corporation
Paramount Pictures
Columbia Gas & Electric
Atlas Corporation
Chrysler
Steel Common
General Motors
American Telephone
Loew's
Stock Exchange
Revival Services At Bethany Baptist Church
Revival services opened at Bethany Baptist Church on 17th Street last night and will run nightly at 7 30 until Friday October 24 9. Rev J T Payne of Wooster renowned as an old time preacher leads the service with Rev C C Smith pastor of the church assisting. Cars in collision involve Albert Sehrmeyer 58 of 164 Parmely Avenue Elyria and Bruce Bower Lo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Baptist Church
17Th Street
J. T. Payne
Wooster
C. C. Smith
Albert Sehrmeyer
Parmely Avenue
Elyria
Bruce Bower
Tragic death case details emerge in Elyria area
The report describes a young woman found dead near an apple tree, clothes torn, with a diamond ring on her finger and a running watch. Items including a shoe, a button, a hat, and a buried umbrella were located nearby. The Hornbeck family, new to Grafton, recalls the victim born January 28, 1918 in Union County and a former Ansonia High School graduate. Funeral plans pending. authorities note a possible dragging distance of about 33 feet from the attack site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Paones Sa
Hornbeck
Grafton
New York Central Railroad
Union County
Ansonia High School
Darke County
Barber
Maple
W. G. Butler
A. 8. Hornbeck
Mt. Victory
Ohio
Sudro Curtis
Elyria
Fined By Mayor For Promoting Gambling
Pleading guilty to charges of Promoting gambling, Alma Branch and James Russell, both 25 and 39 respectively of 246 Bath street, were each fined 50 dollars and costs by Mayor Leonard Smith with suspended sentences of 10 days in the county jail on future good behavior. James Blackwell was found guilty of selling policy game tickets and fined 25 dollars and costs. Patrolman C L Miller arrested them Saturday when policy game paraphernalia was found. Catherine Spillman, 27, aunt of Branch, had charges dismissed. Spillman was in the same car when the arrest occurred. Blackwell was arrested while walking on West River street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Branch
Bath Street
James Russell
Leonard Smith
James Blackwell
C. L. Miller
Catherine Spillman
Branch
Spillman
City council hearings set on zoning meal reservations and drainage repairs
The council scheduled a 7 p.m. hearing on December 6 for a zoning modification allowing meals by reservation in residence districts. Black highlighted Eastern Heights and East Broad street drainage problems risking lawsuits, while Nelson accused the administration of favoring large corporations over small homeowners. Park Commissioner Frank Wilford sought a replacement truck after the department's only vehicle broke down and is beyond repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Black
Council
Eastern Heights
East Broad Street
Nelson
Frank Wilford
Mountain searchers near 10,000 foot wreck site in cold depths
A United Airlines party and ten Knight ranchers began a difficult rescue as snow drifts three to six feet blocked access to a wreck at about 10,000 feet. Wreckage lay in rugged terrain and two planes from Salt Lake City arrived with 14 officials to help retrieve 19 bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
United Airlines
Knight
Salt Lake City
United Airline
Roosevelt discloses big 1938 deficit overestimates and agency liquidation
President Roosevelt cites Treasury miscalculations that inflated 1938 tax receipts by 3.643 billion in January and 256 million in April. He orders the imminent liquidation of the Reconstruction Finance Corp and the Public Works Administration. No further loans or commitments will be allowed. existing commitments may lapse due to borrower shortfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Public Works Administration
PWA
1938 Cadillacs And La Salles On Display Friday
Colgan Motor Sales Company will display the 1938 Cadillacs and La Salles at 728 West Broad Street on Friday October 22. The lineup includes Cadillacs Fleetwood Sixteen models and V-8s with a new sixteen engine touted as revolutionary for ease of operation and driving comfort. Gold production in South Africa in July reached a new high of 996,645 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coligan Motor Sales Company
West Broad Street
Denis J. Ryan Mer
Colgan Motor Sales Comepany
Ryan
LaSalle
Cadile
Detroit
Althoug
General Motors
South Africa
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Albert Frasca
Brunk
Frank Knoth
Rosa Philips
Charles R. Summers
Martha J. Hambty
Ellen Poppelwell
David Poppelwell, Sr
Wuham Pickard
Mary Tuanswell
Royal Taylor Underhill
Emma Ergezi
Elizabeth Chorba
Susie Bonny
Isepl
Peter Mille
Sophia Vaszily
Maria Stiwald
Anna C. Pickard
Steve Dallas
John A. Davidson
Martha J. Hambly
H. EL Nye
L. Berry
Tenn
Pressmen’s Union
Morris Muster
Executive Council
A. F. of
United Press
McIntyre
Washington Bridge
Hudson River Parkway
Bethany Baptist
Royal Eldotread
Puritan
Schroll Coal Ac
Leo Bright
1020
West Avenue
Broad Street
Chronicle
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