De T Aug 28 Sent Clerk Fred C Ruth
A brief notice records Fred C Ruth as clerk on a De T assignment dated August 28, with a sent status noted.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1939
Page
9
A brief notice records Fred C Ruth as clerk on a De T assignment dated August 28, with a sent status noted.
Real estate transfers reported by The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co list multiple property shuffles across Lorain and neighboring townships. Executors transfer Lot 2 Block 5 G Hogan's Addition in Lorain to Lucille McGee. various parcels including Boston Avenue Elyria Amherst Fay Avenue Avon Lake Taylor Avenue Amherst Township Indian Hollow Road LaGrange Township and more change hands to several buyers including The Cleveland Trust Co and Elsie H Armstrong. August 31 1939.
A sequence of property deed transfers across Lorain and Elyria including Harriet Grondin to David P Carney parts of lots 450 and 498 Fullhome Allotment Lo rain. to Walter F Bedell on W 18th St Lorain. and other deeds to Wenzel Eiseman, Earl Schultz, John Waters, Clinton Phillips, Joseph M Yarsa, Adda Heimbach, Daniel Carney, Glenn Shoemaker, with properties on Webber Rd Elyria Ave Dayton Ave Harwood St Rush St Elyria and nearby plots.
Mrs Kate Campbell hosted the Five Hundred Card club in LaGrange on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mabel Ann Prosser won first prize, Kathryn Younglas second, Archer third, B L Wilcox consolation, and McQuiston door prize. Three tables were used, refreshments served, Jennie Holcomb to be next hostess.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Bunt report the marriage of their nephew Carl Barr of Washington DC to Miss Mary McCormick of Columbus Ohio The ceremony occurred August 1 at Tacoma Park Washington DC The groom son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Barr has practiced dentistry in Atlanta and expects to be a Doctor of Dentistry.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Blackmer of Hamburg New York were guests of honor Monday evening as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams hosted. Blackmer, class of 1905, had long been away from old classmates while Mr. and Mrs. George P. Kelner of Berea joined in recalling school days in a warm social gathering.
An eighty one year old lawn party honored Mrs. Elizabeth Gott at the Knowles home with a picnic, flowers, and cards. The Elyria Home for the Aged lawn hosted Emma Jackson’s milestone celebration with a picnic and a poem recital. Numerous local residents and travelers from Ohio and Indiana were listed as guests and callers, showing a busy social week and upcoming Home Maker’s Club meeting.
Tuesday events include a program a business session and dinner. Mr and Mrs FE M Bunt return from a Canadian weeklong trip. Maynard Hanmer and daughter Joyce visit Cleveland friends while Wakeman hosts. Mrs C W Heath hosts Mr Pierce and Kelner family at a picnic dinner. Pierce plans a September Florida visit. Bachtels tour the East with daughter Marianne. Nugent family visits Wilcox in Amherst. Saddler family on a Wisconsin trip. Kolinski Knowles Wiggin party visits Erie and sister's unnamed family remains with them.
The Methodist Church Ladies Aid hosted a Get-Together in church parlors with guests from Axtel and Amherst churches. Patricia Hoke and Virginia Rich performed, Rev. Burris spoke, and Mr. and Mrs. Jones were honored for their April marriage. A two course lunch followed for about 65 people. The South Amherst School opens Sept 5 with sessions 8:45 to 2:00. WPA Soft Ball: South Amherst defeated LaGrange 6-4 Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pauley of Detroit visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers for a stay of several days. Mr. and Mrs. William Meecham host Mr. and Mrs. Williams on Thursday evening at their home to celebrate Mr Williams birthday.
Mrs Earl Pickering hosted a Cleveland miscellaneous shower Thursday for Theresa Casper of Avon with Bridge, prizes won by Mrs Gelman Mrs William Marquard and Mrs Edwin Casper Lunch served Mass Casper received gifts The St Marys Church Young Ladies Sodality honored Frances Krystowski and Genevieve Doller at a Burkhart home shower Games and a bedspread prize followed Each girl received a bedspread The Ross sisters Betty and Lucile returned to Cleveland after visiting Mr and Mrs Peter Russu
The Avon Public School will open Tuesday morning September 5 with a faculty led by Principal W. E. Blake and includes Joseph Page Charles Daney Lewis Kolopus Miss Marian Peak Evelyn Smith Loretta Westrick Mary Conry Anne Burke Anna Mae Burke Carl Kolinsky Orchestra Leader and Miss Howe Vocal Leader guiding the start of the new term.
Fort Worth banker W H Massey, vice-president of the Fort Worth National Bank, reportedly ducks the postman after a depositor Justin Leather Goods Co. wrote a 13.20 dollar check for two Texas Christian University football season tickets. The check was printed on calfskin.
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