Notice of Creditors and Public Sale in Lorain County Ohio
Notice lists creditors and claims under bankruptcy, with a sheriff's sale to be conducted at the Lorain County Court House in Elyria on a Saturday in November 1929. The action names Connie Macree and Jane Hohan as plaintiffs and defendants respectively, noting an order of sale and description of land across Avon Lake and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORC
Thomas AL Conway
Sheriff's
Connie Macreég
Jane Hohan
Tefendants
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohi
Birris
Ohio
Garvin
Ohie
Aven Tater
Avon Lake
Clermeriy Ate
Tervin
Land auction description near Walker head and South Sevituna
Fragmentary text describes land boundaries near Walker head and South Sevituna, with mentions of Curtis and We 3 deme Curtis. It notes appraisal at seven dollars and sale of thirds of an appraisal, and references to deeds, grantors, grantees, and local county records in a sheriff sale context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvilume
Sant Sevituna
Lera
Adams. Shetitt
Loraig Coe
Radio Programs on Cleveland Stators Schedule
Eastern Time listings for October 24 show WSAM WEAR WHE WJAY and NBC stations with program lines across music, weather, and forums. Includes many orchestra names, singer acts, and network feeds with notable stations in Akron Buffalo Chicago and Columbus, detailing air times and program transitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Stators
Wsam-Wear
Hotel Creareland Orchestra
White Rose
Ea McConnell
Ester
Cic
Slosue
Wmusic
m—Carlene
m—Cummins
m—Gill
Vincent
Brush
NBC
WEAF
WGY
WFIC
Federation Barr
Seiderling
Toxas
WWI
WEIC
Columbis
Wabc
Ebone
WADC
WADG
Vo National Forum
Washington
WHR
Akron Wadc
Panair Renue
Jo. J TA
Akron Wic
Stidin
Ckel Taxi Girls
Piarist
Werner Gilte
Buffalo
WGR
Radio
Keith-Orpheum
van Surdam
Gan
Fleischmann
Asno P
Seiberting
Jack Frost
Halsey Stuart
Aro Rtam
Virtue
Chicago
SWENR
Farmer Rock
Mike and Herman
WGN
Louie
Hungry Five
Inidkeblen Orchestra
Bresi
Nighthawks
Dream
Concert and community events fill Amherst area briefs
A column of small notices details musical programs, orchestra performances, and club activities across Amherst and Brownhelm. Highlights include a Cincinnati orchestra program, a Nashville program, and earlier dining, sew ing, and bridge gatherings. Local church ladies, missionary societies, and teachers attend meetings in Cleveland and Finchar, with donations and birthday celebrations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jay Alfette
Cromwell
George Baus
Cornell Avenue
J. H. Hay
Holdse? den Cleveland
Mary Keller
Baus
FLO. E. Hall
Alec Claus
Ed Sander
Mabel Hasenpflug
Brownhelm
Finchar
Amherst Pubii School
Nort
Eastern Ohio Teachers' Associaton
Cleveland
Mary Nord
Ye Calvin
Fuller
Wes Springfield
W. G. Nord
Amherst Honored on 50th Birthday Bericht from Amherst Ohio
Mrs Ed en Steele of Middle Ridge was celebrated for her 86th birthday with a family gathering. Attendees included the Steeles and Richmonds with gifts and baskets of flowers. Also noted is a surprise birthday gathering for Mr R R Wasem on Lincoln Street with friends and relatives, plus a Halloween party at St Pauls Lutheran Concordia Club with best costumes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Benefit Association
O. Q. F. Hall
C. G. Aschenbach
Milan Ave
J. J. Mahoner
Cleveland
A. E. Plato
Lorain
H. A. Finnegan
Amherst
Eden Steele
Middle Ridge
Mary K. Steele
Grace
Hattie
Maurice Steele
Frank Steele
Lorala
Clarence Dick
Elsha
F. H. Steele
Airs
F. H. Richmond
Francis
Brrd
Henry Gawin
Marion Steele
Airs. Steele
Afr
R. R Wasem
Lincoln Street
Wasem
V. Greehoe
A. B. Todd
E. C. Wasem
Elizabeth Greenhoe
Helen Greenhoe
Herman Greenhoe
Lewis Todd
Lloyd Wasem
Vermilion
Florence Browning
Elyria
Concordia Club
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Florence Wolczikowski
Jonna Kunde
Man plans Mt Whitney ascent ends in discharge and theft
Porterville detective Frank Anderson aimed to quit his cannery job early to climb Mt. Whitney and receive full pay, blaming women packers for extra work. He was discharged and charged with petit theft, fined $25 which he paid, ending his climbing ambitions. Pittsburgh news notes a student vote at Carnegie Tech preserving a smoking room for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterville
Frank Anderson
Anderson
Checker
Mt. Whitney
Here
United States
Justice A. M. Lumley
Pittsburgh
Nicotine
Margaret Morrison
Carnegie Tech
Womer
1923 Corn Crop Forecast Reaches 2.46 Billion Bushels
The 1923 corn crop is forecast at 2,455,997,960 bushels, indicating a record level for the season. The projection reflects favorable growing conditions and robust yield expectations across major producing regions.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Thanka
Chronicle Telegram
Kroger
Cleveland St
Grafton Road
6Th Street
Sth
F. Adams
Apply
Steel and Tubes, Inc. Superior Division
Marcelling
Sic
Marshall Furnaces
Nesez
Frank Mourton
Burrowes
Henry NL Ingels
la East Ave
Childr
Les Henry Ball
Prome
Oxford Ave
New Rome
Honsatsaping Ronis GP
Lex
WestQuire
West Java
Eles Wey
Stees
BELL
Bes
ST. Lis Ave
E. Bridge St
Loraim. O
Temple Beauty Shop
Ocorhe BF Ans Sav Fertpte
Sears & Roebuct
Cbarming
Columbia
Axtures
Becker
West Ave
Tifewr
Uwaters
Brock
Elyria Rilting & Machinery Co
Ghia
Ithica
West
Meiz and
Phore Sf + SPRINGER
Feloria
Buick
Pall Court
Graham
Wileos
Sid
Widow Perkins
Oncy
Wiz
Daniels
Lopers Kyiec
Lens & Fink
Andy
Tlon- Edea
Mountain Balyds
Kathryn Gruge
Ray Grugel
Florence Wolczisowski
Amelia Koep Ard
John Kunde
Elyria Imperial Furniture CO
East Broad Street Bridge
East Bridge Street
Elyria Furniture
East Avenue
Astarex
Decker
Bird
Lorain County Mortgage and Title CO
Geo. H. Chatmberlain
Sec’y
Turner Blitz
OAL
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