Mrs Neipfoot Recounts Duress to Sign Notes for Divorce
Mrs Neipfoot testifies her husband pressured her to sign notes totaling 21000 and others she cannot recall while they lived together. She says he abused her, failed to provide support, and coerced a 2000 note to a bank secured by a mortgage. He seeks absolute divorce and restoration of his maiden name Beasie Siwallwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boste Neipfoot
Mw Nolpfoot
Noelpfoot
Hell
Bridgetreet
Hse
April
Nelpfoot
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Nelpfoot Neka
Beasie Siwallwood
Suits Filed Against Policy Holders in Ashland County
Receivers for Ashland County Patrons Mutual Insurance filed Friday morning against policy holder Mary Guthrie for 110.25 dollars as an assessment due on a policy. The receivers list numerous policy holders facing assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland County
Mutual Insurance Company
Sted
Mary Guthrie
First Church Services June Evening Meetings
The First Church of Christ Scientist announces June Sunday evening services at seven o clock. All are welcome to attend the services centered on the theme God the Preserver of a Man with the golden text Preserve me God for in Thee do I put my trust.
Ham Theft Leads to Five Year Penalty in Burglary Case
Corain resident Tine Read was sentenced by Judge Washburn to five years in the penitentiary for stealing a ham, the maximum penalty under the burglary provisions. Beal, with prior juvenile offenses, faced similar charges. Steyn Noge of Lorain pleaded guilty to assault and battery, receiving a $60 fine, costs, and 20 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tine Read
Washburn
Han Ie
Beal
Steyn Noge
Lorain
Counterfeit $100 bill incident at local stores
A South Lorain man was arrested after attempting to pass a $100 counterfeit at Lersch's store and had tried at Lewis' store earlier. Police suspect the bill came from a pay envelope at a steel plant and note the note bore the name Oberlin Business College Bank. The man claimed the bill was in his envelope as a joke and was held for trial after buying clothing with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole
South Lorain
Oberlin
Hank
Lewla
Bennie
Smith
Hete
Lerseh
Baptist Church to Host Sermon and Communion Service
The pastor Rev. George W. Johnson will lead tomorrow's services with communion. Special music includes The Lord is My Light by Miss Florence Marsh and Gounod's Sine tu by the choir. All seats free and welcomes extended to everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Johnson
Garmon
Lord
Florence Marsh
Gounod
W G Sharp to donate telescope to public school
Superintendent W R Comings hosted the senior high class at his Middle avenue home where W G Sharp spoke on astronomy. Sharp displayed a four inch telescope for the pupils and promised to give a similar telescope to the school if astronomy is added to the curriculum. Emma Perkins of the College for Women at the Western Reserve College urged the value of higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Comings
Publosehoold
Clase
Middle Avenue
W. G. Sharp
Firework and Firearm Ban Under City Fourth of July Proclamation
The mayor issues a Fourth of July proclamation prohibiting dangerous fireworks and firearms including wall revolvers and cast iron pistols used in caps. Torpedoes exploding on sidewalks and large throwing torpedoes are banned. Permits required for any large display. small private rocket displays may occur with consent.
Baker May Be Fired From City Council
City officials discussed the arrest of Councilman Baker and the possible expulsion if he is found guilty. County Prosecutor Stroup said he would not call a special grand jury due to civil workloads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Stroup
Lake Ave Sunday School Class to celebrate 31st anniversary
The Lake Avenue Sunday School class will observe its thirty first anniversary with a Sunday afternoon program at 2 30 featuring special music and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ave
Lake Avenue
Republican City Committee Meeting Sought for Primary Plans
The Republican City Committee will meet Sunday afternoon to arrange details for the upcoming primaries next Tuesday. Rev. H. S. Wannamaker will preach at 10 AM on The Secret of Abiding Sunshine and at 7 PM deliver an address titled Something that no one can do servus. All cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Republican Committee
H. S. Wannamaker
Township School Board Fixes Levy and Extends Term
The township school board set the tax levy for school purposes at five and one half mills, producing about $2,700 for next year. They also decided to extend the school term by one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township Schol
Alan
Court backlog grows as Lorain civil suits surge
Lorain county court faces mounting delay with civil suits nearly doubling over five years while criminal cases more than double. Civil cases average forty monthly and current docket suggests about one and a half years to dispose. From 1890 to 1905 civil suits rose from 297 to 442, a five year gain of 145 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Common Pleas Court
Wanderlust Strikes Two Vagrants in Police Court
Two hoboes were arraigned for vagrancy in police court Saturday morning. They faced the Dingo fever described as wanderlust and were given twenty minutes to depart the town by the mayor.
Chamber of Commerce May Organize Home Company
Elyria officials and business leaders discuss a plan to form a workers housing cooperative. Garford Manufacturing proposes a capital of 7200,000 to 400,000 to build and rent or sell homes for workmen with potential non profit operation. A committee will study feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Home Company
Elyria
Garford
A. IL. Garford
Garford Manufacturing Company
Nye
H.C. Ryding
LH. Griewold
Dean Electric Works
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Avenue
COX
Agency Broad
Ilson
Clor
Urrell
Omroy Ance
Pess Grange
St Aurora,n.y
Ike
Tse
Ne Wai
First Church of Christ Scientist
Tine Beal
Crimea
W.G. Sharp
Supt. Comings
Republican City Committee
2Nd Congregational Church
Township School Board
Sih
Cheapside
Harry H. Smith & Company
East Broad St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!