Local man charged with striking officer
Seth Shunk of Gulf road was bound to the Grand Jury by Justice Joseph Petro Saturday when arraigned on a warrant sworn by Dewey Bailey captain of the Dover Center police on a charge of assault and battery and obstructing an officer. It was alleged by the police captain that Shunk struck him when the officer pursued and stopped a car in which Shunk and a Cleveland attorney were riding for an alleged traffic violation in Dover Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Shunk
Gulf Road
Joseph Petro
Dewey Bailey
Dover Center
Shunk
Cleveland
Six Cleveland youths released to a relative after handcar theft
Six Cleveland youths who stole a handcar on the Nickel Plate Railroad near Vermilion were released to a relative of one boy Saturday afternoon. Sheriff Dick said railroad officials planned juvenile court arraignments. Otto Zelinski of Vermilion-on-the-Lake and Constable Baumbert saved the youths from danger by stopping them and lifting the handcar off the tracks just before. Music broadcasts were noted as stations prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nickel Plate
Vermilion
Clarence W. Dick
Otto Zelinski
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Kenneth Baumbert
Will
Vermilion-on-the-Lake to Open Dance Hall Saturday
Lorain County dancers hear Vermilion-on-the-Lake opens this Saturday night with dances every Friday Saturday and Sunday through spring. After Memorial Day the big hall will be open each evening. Bob Weon's Vagabonds orchestra, heard on various radio programs, will provide the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lake Shore
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Bob Weon
Vagabonds
Father Coughlin Seeks Federal Control of Stock Speculation
In Detroit on an April Sunday address Rev Father Charles E Coughlin urged limitation of stock market operations under federal control. He accused Wall Street of wanting sole control. The priest said his concluding 1934 series will be next Sunday continuing with a three way discussion on national affairs with Ferdinand Pecora and Dr Raymond Moley of Roosevelt's Brain Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Father Charles E. Coughlin
Wall Street
Ferdinand Pecora
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Brain Trust
Governor Seeks Sales Tax Support in Final Legislature Fight
Governor George White issued a formal statement in Columbus urging public support for the 54 million sales tax on the eve of a decisive legislative showdown. He blamed opposition from lobbyists and named George W. Sheridan as the leader of the opposition effort. He warned that failure could threaten Ohio's educational system. In Gallipolis, Mrs. Anna Niday, 74, of Rio Grande, died from injuries after a fall near her home.
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Columbus. O
George White
George W. Sheridan
Columbus
Ohio Council of
Ratall Merchants
Mors
White
Gallipolis. O
Anna Niday
Rio, Grande
Brain Truster John Dickinson rails at Wirt in April talk
Washington April 9 Brain Truster John Dickinson, former University of Pennsylvania law professor and New Deal aide, challenged Gary Indiana school superintendent William A Wirt and his claim that recovery began with monetary policy changes last year He said recovery in 1933 was driven by industry speed up and later codes adoption with an upturn seen in November before that period ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Dickinson
Roosevelt
William A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Wirt
Brain Trust
House
Dickinson
University of Pennsylvania
United Press
Florists Meet At Diederich Gardens In Ridgeville
Flower growers from across Ohio will visit Lorain County on April 26 for a joint meeting of the State Florists Association and the Cleveland Flower Growers Association at J. P. Deiderich Sons flower gardens on Cleveland Road Ridgeville. Details of the program are not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lorain County
State Florists’ Association
Cleveland Flower Growers’ Association
J. P. Deiderich Sons
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
C. J. Hummel
Commissioners Buy Auto For Infirmary
County commissioners purchased a Chevrolet coupe from Hawkins Motor Sales Company of Lorain for 641 dollars. They traded in an old car for F170. The new car will serve at the County Home with the larger vehicle to be used by the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infirmary
Hawkins Motor Sales Company
Lorain
First Woman Judge Florence Allen Takes Federal Oath
Judge Florence E. Allen was sworn in as the first woman on the Federal Court bench at the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati. She took the oath and then heard arguments in a case involving the First National Bank of Mayfield and the New Southern Hotel Kr. verane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Florence E. Allen
Sixth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Allen
Ohio
Supreme Court
First National Bank of Mayfield
Verane
New Southern
Opposition To Higher Income Taxes Grows
Washington reports mounting opposition to a blanket ten per cent rise in all income taxes. The administration shows limited pressure, while House Majority Leader Joseph Burns says the House must be convinced of the need for extra revenues before approving the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T He
House
Joseph W. Burns
Views Of Holy Land To Be Presented By Milton Lindberg
Milton B. Lindberg presents stereopticon views of the Holy Land and lectures on fulfilled and impending prophecies regarding the Jews and Palestine at First Baptist Church tonight and Wednesday. He has traveled extensively in Palestine and speaks as an illuminating speaker. Monday and Wednesday at 7:45 p m. Tuesday Lindberg will be in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Lindberg
The
Holy Land
Palestine
First Baptist Church
Lindberg
Cleveland
Illinois Voters Ballot Tomorrow in a Primary
CHICAGO April 9 A Illinois primary looms with ballots cast to gauge support for the National Recovery program and the Democratic administration. Major fights focus on 27 House seats, amid a historic Democratic showing for a presidential year. An eve slaying in Chicago’s Bloody Twentieth ward also influences the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
National Recovery Program
House of Representatives
Joseph Rier No
Elyria Township Tax League Elects Officers
The Elyria Township Tax League elected officers for the coming year at a Lake Avenue School meeting Friday night. Orlo Higgins was chosen president, Edward Cotton vice president, and Kermit Leiby secretary. D. A. Cook Lorain attorney spoke on court operations and the need to present both sides in a case, followed by remarks from retiring president Mr. Hogan about the tax situation and school funding in Elyria township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Township Tax League
Lake Avenue
Orlo Higgins
Edward Cotton
Kermit Leiby
D. A. Cook
Lorain
Hogan
League
Elyria Township
Elyria Firemen Respond To Two Small Blazes
Elyria firemen answered two calls yesterday sidelining minor blazes that caused no damage. The first blaze started in an automobile being cleaned at 19 Chestnut Street and was quickly extinguished by the owner. The second fire occurred in vacant grass at the end of Tenth Street, likely started by a cigarette from a passing car. firefighters fought it 35 minutes with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. A. Myers
Caseline
Chestnut Street
Caroline
Tenth Street
Oberlin Club Week Activities Highlight Local Groups
A rundown of Oberlin Ohio meetings from April 9 to 14 lists Vine Rebekah Lodge and American Legion posts on April 9, plus Women’s Club departments, Sorosis, and History group meetings. Additional events include the Pansy Chapter Eastern Star, T. M. T. B. M. Club, Community Garden Club, and Pythian Sisters with sessions through April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Vine Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Education Department
Oberlin Women’s Club
J. E. Wickler
West College Street
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
T. M. T. BM. Club
Chalmer Davidson
Oberlin Business and Professional
Alma Champney
Morgan Street
Sorosis
R. A. Jellite
Oak Street
Oberlin Women's Club
W. G. Caskey
East College Street
Women's Christian Temperance Union
J. A. Richards
Forest Street
van Ger Pyl
Rebekah Aid Society
Mack
Groveland Street
Community Garden Club
Oberlin Inn
Order of Eastern Star
Elizabeth Mischka Wins Divorce From Julius Mischka
In And About The Court House Elizabeth Mischka was granted 3 divorces from Julius Mischka on grounds of gross neglect by Judge W. B. Thompson today. She was awarded the divorces on her cross petition. Tsabelle Marley of Lorain was granted 2 divorces from John on grounds of gross neglect by Judge W. B. Thompson. A.V. Hageman filed suit against Charles Wright et al for 1716 alleged due on a promissory note. The First Savings and Loan Company filed suit against Julius Lehman et al for 2886 alleged due on a promissory note. Foreclosure of Property in Elyria is asked. Curtis Allen of Carlisle Township was fined 10 and costs and sentenced to 10 days in county jail Saturday when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro for intoxication and threatened his wife. Galda Stevenson of Lorain was granted a divorce from Charles Stevenson on grounds of gross neglect by Judge W. B. Thompson today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mischka
Julius Mischka
W. B. Thompson
Tsabelle Marley
Lorain
John On
A.V. Hageman
Charles Wright Et al
First Savings and Loan Company
Julius Lehman Et al
Elyria
Curtis Allen
Carlisle Township
Joseph Petro
Galda Stevenson
Charles Stevenson
Zross
Reed attacks Roosevelt policies in GOP campaign speech
Washington April 3 senator Reed Pennsylvania launching his re election bid delivered a keynote attack on Roosevelt policies calling them futile fantastic poisonous and dangerous to American civilization He warned the continuation of these policies could push the nation toward chaos The address served as a rallying point for the Republican effort to regain ground lost since 1932 In Sidney G A Baker 54 a packing company worker died by suicide today health blamed for the fatal action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Reed
Crave Dansers
Sidney
G. A. Baker
Packing Company
Ton sil operation for Annette Cooper at Allen Hospital
Annette Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs R N Cooper of South Pleasant street underwent a ton sil operation Friday at Allen hospital. She is recovering nicely. Edith Princehorn of Spring street spent the week end at the home of her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs S W Ewing in South Euclid. Mrs L H Kimmel visited recently at the home of Mrs Merle White in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Glenn Princehorn and daughter Mary Agnes were guests of relatives in Mansfield. Mrs J E Rosecrans has returned from a visit with her daughter and son in law. Dr and Mrs R Young in New Concord Ohio. Mr and Mrs R Summers and daughter Elsie spent the week end with friends in Canton. Stewart Hume, Robert Martin, William Ohly, Russel Stone and Chester Hageman returned to Miami University today after a week's vacation at their homes here. Mrs Agnes Princehorn of Spring street spent the week end with relatives in Norwalk. Mr and Mrs Ray Hall and children visited yesterday at the home of his brother Glenn Hall in Ethel Creek Ohio. Mr and Mrs W M Papworth visited over the week end with relatives in Shetby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Cooper
R. N. Cooper
South Pleasant Street
Allen Hospital
Edith Princehorn
Spring Street
S. W. Ewing
South Euclid
L. H. Kimmel
Merle White
Cleveland
Glenn Princehorn
Mary Agnes
Mansfield
J. E. Rosecrans
R. & Young
New Concord
Ohio
R. Summers
Elsie
Canton
Stewart Hume
Robert Martin
William Ohly
Russel Stone
Chester Hageman
Miami University
Agnes Princehorn
Norwalk
Ray Hall
Glenn Hall
Ethel Creek
W. M. Papworth
Shetby
U S Fleet To Stage War Games
The U S fleet sails from San Pedro and San Diego for an eight month Atlantic phase ending in the Caribbean, with 104 ships and about 45 000 men. Admiral Sil lers leads from the Pennsylvania as dreadnoughts cruisers and carriers head toward the canal zone. The exercise includes a gas attack demo with phosgene tear gas aboard battleships California and Reeves, before arriving in New York for a Roosevelt review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Navy
United States
California
Atlantic Seaboard
San Pedro
San Diego
Canal Zone
David F. Sillers
Pennsylvania
New York
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Caribbean
J. M. Reeves
Blind mayor of Holmesville dies in Ohio
Funeral services for Charles M Kareh, longtime blind mayor of Holmesville, Ohio, will be held tomorrow. He died Saturday while en route to Cleveland Clinic for medical treatment. Kareh, blind since childhood, learned typing and Braille, practiced law and ran real estate in Cleveland for years and had announced candidacy for the Ohio General Assembly as a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles M Kareh
Holmville
Ohio
Holmesville
Cleveland Clinic
Kareh
Ohio General Assembly
Kansas City Manager Threatened After Home Call
City government officials in Kansas City Missouri patrolled the manager Hl. P F. McElroy’s residence and watched his office after a threatening phone call. A fire bullet ripped through a window last night just hours after a similar incident. McElroy’s daughter, kidnapped last year, was in an adjacent room during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Potice
Hl. PF. McHtroy
McElroy
oMerul
Death record Otto Sonnnenwald of Lorain Ohio
Otto E Sonnnenwald 62 long known in military circles during Spanish American War and member of Lorain and Cleveland families died Friday April 6 at Veterans Hospital Dayton after a long illness He served in U S Hospital Corps aged 26 enrolled May 14 1898 Columbus Ohio discharged Fort McPherson Georgia He belonged to W E Gillmore Camp 92 Spanish War Veterans Garretson Camp U S War Veterans Cleveland and was survived by sisters Amela Eichmiller Emma Schneider Lydia Bramley Funeral at Wickens Memorial Tuesday at two Rev J E Comer officiating Garretson and Gilmore Camps will attend and perform full military honors after Veterans ritual at Elmwood grave The remains lie in state at Wickens Memorial Mrs Charles W Parsons Wakeman April 9 died aged 78 She and her husband observed their sixtieth wedding anniversary last October Survived by husband and two daughters Nora Simpkinson Townsend Town-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Emil Sonnenwald
Lorain
Otto E. Sonnenwald
Cleveland
Veterans’ Hospital
Dayton
Ainserng
Sonnenwald
U. S. Hospital Corps
Columbus
Fort McPherson
Georgia
W. E. Gillmore
F. M. Laraway
Elyria
Garretson
Amela Eichmiller
Emma Schneider
Lydia Bramley
Wickens Memorial
J. E. Comer
United Brethren Church
Gilmore
Elmwood
Charles W. Parsons Wakeman
Charles W. Parsons
Wakeman
Nora Simpkinson
Townsend Town
Wellington Circle Three Meeting Observes Local Society Programs
Circle 3 of the Methodist Ladies meet at Mrs. Guy Phelps home with Miss Jean Phelps providing piano solos. Missionary society plans discussed for a meeting at Mrs. Lena Dibbla's, Thursday at 2 30 PM. Wellington Farm Women's Club reports 37 attendees at Mrs. Jennie Smith's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Scott
East College Street
The
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Carmel Saxc von North Professor
Methodist Ladies Society
Guy Phelps
Jean Phelps
Livestock Market Summary From August Markets
The report shows cattle prices steady with quality mixed, steers around 7.00, heifers near 4.50 to 5.00, calves 6.00 to 7.00, and a light run. Hogs active around 4.00 to 4.50, sows and boars varied, lambs firm near 6.00, and sheep trading at 2.50 to 3.50 with assorted weights and conditions.
Wakeman and Wellington Obituaries and Services
Ben F. Stark dies at 48 near Wellington leaving widow Bessie, son Royal, daughter Mrs Albert Back, and eight children at home, funeral Tuesday at 2 from Wake man W L Pease Funeral Home with burial in Wakeman. Henry Prince Taylor funeral Tuesday at 10 from Sudro Funeral Home with burial in Ridgeville. Funeral for James C. and family details note multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren. Reverend officiants named for Wakeman services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship
Mia
Mina Love
Wakeman
James C
W Wakeman
William Smith
Oberlin
N Wakeman
Ben F. Stark
Wellington
Bessie B. Stark
Royal
Albert Back
Evelyn
Eileen
June
Eleanor
Violet
Donna
Bennetta
W. L. Pease
A. F. Lindbeck
Taylor
Henry (Prince) Taylor
Sudro Funeral Home
Ridgeville
Ohio Miners Win Wage Increase
Cleveland April 9. Fifteen thousand Ohio coal miners won a 24 27 per cent wage increase in an agreement between mine operators and the United Mine Workers of America. The deal also shortens the workday to seven hours as part of the raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Miraculous Escape After Boulder Misses Cars
In a dramatic incident on a Brooklyn road a 1,000 pound boulder narrowly missed crushing the third car occupants Miss Mary Wolf and Dr. F E Lehman. Lambert H Shaknis of Brooklyn and his wife were injured as a second car was destroyed and a miraculous escape was recorded by medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert H. Shaknis
Brooklyn
F. E. Lehman
Mary Wolf
Ohio racing commission bars doped horses from tracks
In Columbus on April 5 the Ohio racing commission announced that anyone found using drugs on race horses off Ohio tracks will be banned from Ohio venues. The action, taken with the Federal Narcotics Division, cites tests that can detect horse doping and states the penalties for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Racing Commission
Federal Narcotics Division
Fifty Entombed In Japanese Coal Mine Incident
An explosion trapped fifty miners at Akai coal mine in northeastern Japan. A rescue party entered the gas filled shaft as relatives gathered at the mine mouth awaiting news of the entombed workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Akai
Japan
Boycott Call Aimed at German Goods In Midwest Meet
In Chicago on April 9 a committee on defense of human rights organized a broad boycott of Germany made goods chaired by delegates from four Midwest states. Former Senator James A Reed and Congressman Edward A Kenney condemned Adolf Hitler and the German government as threats to freedom. A resolution urged Congress to grant citizenship to Dr Albert Einstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Committee On Defense of Human Rights
James A. Reed
Missouri
Edward A. Kenney
New Jersey
Adolf Hitler
Kenny
Congress
Albert Einstein
Notable Injury Report From Evening Incident
Miss Baatz sustained injuries in a reported incident yesterday around 7 P.M. Ottilia Oebker of 221 Pasadena avenue and Frank Cebula of 325 North Olive street, passing by, assisted and took her to Memorial hospital. She was discharged after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Baatz
Memorial Hospital
Ottilia Oebker
Pasadena Avenue
Frank Cebula
North Olive Street
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Sederis
Diederich Gardens
Frank Wells
Seventh Street
Ismay Burroughs
West Avenue
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Court
H. C. Stevens
Thelma Hollis
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Ourt Street
NRA
Dormal Allen
Assana
Stafivside
Farelle County
North Pleasant Street
MHS
Esthen Alfsen
Louis Uliss
N. Pleasant St
Vphone
the Literary and Social Club
Nancy Squire
D. A. BR
Earl D. Jones
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Little Women’s Bridge Club
Eleanor Jackson
Locust Street
Reger & Binninger
U. S
Woolworths
U.S
New York City
Methodist Church
Missionary Society
Lena Dibbla
St. Joseph's Hospital
Iva Redrick
Jennie Smith
JT. J. Lehman
Ed Nash
Charlie Ed Gott
Herrickave
East
Henry Ramser
OBE
Lakewood
M. Klein
Cleveland Street
Mello-Peat Co
O’donnell
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Western Reserve Finance
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