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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1920
Page
7
Classified page shows real estate offers across West, East, South Sides including stores, rooms, and farms for sale, with prices from 4100 to 7500 and terms. Also notes help wanted, women for housework and grocery shop jobs, plus legal notice and estate listings. Industry ads list Elyria firms and a 1920 advertising rate card.
Guy F Wheeler and Gott Chamberlin Bloomfield represent the plaintiff in a quiet title suit against named defendants. The case seeks to adjudge all claims void and to establish the plaintiff’s exclusive title to a parcel described as a half acre with defined boundaries along the railway right of way. Defendants are required to answer by October 23, 1929, or a default judgment will follow.
Mary Lehotan filed a peaceable ownership suit against unknown heirs and assigns of Jerome Case Belinda Pire and Anna Marie Dwiner to quiet title to part of Onetna Lot 43 in Ridgeview Township Lorain County Ohio The petition alleges the defendants claim no interest and Cloud upon title while seeking court orders to remove all claims and grant relief to the plaintiff The case is Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio Case No 1295 with answer due by October 7.
In Lorain County Ohio Margaret N Griffiths files Case No 17236 against unknown heirs of Luman Squire and Stephen Lent and Stephen A Moore alleging title defects in a parcel in Avon Lake. The petition seeks nullification of claimed interests, sale of the property, and title to be quieted. Defendants must answer by October 30, 1420, or the petition will be confessed.
Fields item notes Mr and Mrs Arthur Andrews and children visiting Mrs Andrews mother and sister, Elizabeth and Hattie Andrews, in West Park. W C T U to elect officers Tuesday afternoon at the church. George Brokaw reports his new Ford sedan stolen from his garage last Wednesday night. Esther Prat and Ella Bainbridge attend institute in Elyria this week. Thelma Harding Carol and Geraldine Lewis of Elyria visit grandparents John and Mrs Bainbridge. Mrs Judson Bainbridge ill. The Spencers welcome a baby girl. Pomona Grange in Columbia Saturday.
Mrs Edwin Schubert of Alabama was a guest at the home of Chas Fowl Tuesday. Behrend and family were guests Sunday at Ollie Minnicks. Mrs Henry Shauver returned home after two weeks with Kokomo relatives. Mason and Herbert Mason and wives attend the state fair in Columbus. Minnick and Behrend traveled to Mansfield on business Wednesday. Mrs Dellefield hosted for Mrs Edwin Schubert on Wednesday. Walter Kolbe and family from Carlisle Center, and his sister Jennie Kolba, visited the Martin Lauer home Sunday. Adam Hahn and family spent Thursday evening at the Behrend home. Chas Fowl and children and Mr and Mrs Carl Fowl visited the Baumbart family in Brownhelm Sunday.
Norwalk will host the district meeting of the A F of L on September 12 with delegates from Sandusky Bellequa Findlay Tifffr Fostoria and Willard. One hundred eight Huron county teachers attend the institute this week. South Fairfield Gun Club assumes Norwalk Gun Club property as the Norwalk club disbands. Deaths include Judge George Thomas 83 and Mrs A A Hull 69 of Pueblo Ariz Clark Crawford of Norwalk represents Akron interests leasing over 1000 acres for experiment in foul and gas drillings.
The Columbia club defeated the Court House Rats 2 to 1 in a five inning Twilight League game Tuesday evening. Bogers had two hits, Block, Rogers and Robson contributed, with scoring on a wild pitch and a third inning error. Rats answered in the fifth with Reynolds and Nichols singles and a miscue by Henke. Upcoming games include Overland vs Legion, Rats vs Columbia, and Overlands vs Columbia.
James Keenan, a left handed pitcher known as Jimmy Keenan, was sold last week to the Philadelphia Nationals from Terre Haute of the Three I League. He posted nearly 20 wins with 6 losses, including a four hit victory against league leaders and a home run earlier in his stint. The Terre Haute season ended with him bound for the next year, while the team struggled at the cellar with a weak league standing.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered National League scores including Boston 3 over Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 5 over St Louis 6 Philadelphia 3 over Chicago and Pittsburgh 6 over New York. multiple garbled names and stray symbols render full details unreadable.
With six days left before the Dempsey Miske world heavyweight title fight in Benton Harbor Michigan the camps weigh referee options. Prominent figures under consideration include James J Corbett former champion Jim Griffin and Jim Dougherty.
Ashland notes Grand jury sessions set for September and patit jury on September 10. Mrs. Caroline Barrick, 74, dies. Marriages include Paul L Leamon and Etta W. Ickes of Ashland, Hiewart Hunter and Cora C. Small of Loudonville, Nelson Kendall and Opel L. Date, both of Ashland. Center-Republic item and Democratic notices appear amid fragmented text.
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