Justice Objects to Charges in Walker Case
Justice Preston Coon criticized a prosecutor and defense filed suits after Mae Walker was jailed on a writ for withholding funds entrusted to her. The hearing saw no defense witnesses, Jobson testifying, and bond raised from 209 to 500 with a 6000? misprint corrected. Walker released after bond increase. Mischka later filed alienation suit against Jobson, alleging he stole Mrs Walker's affections. Jobson faces a separate criminal matter and a separate libel? misread text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs
Mae Walker
Justice of the Peace
Preston Coon
Coon
Howard R. Butler
Jobson
Eiria Milling Company
Jay
Arce
Commos
Committee To Select Nominees For High School PTA
Preparations for electing officers for Elsha High School PTA for 1936 37 were jolted as three members of a nominating committee were named to pick candidates. The committee includes W. D. Taylor J. D. Severs and Mrs Paul Hines. Current officers are R. W. McWilliams president Mrs B H Long first vice president E Glenn Barter second vice president Mrs Ror Hultz secretary and S N Black treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsha High School Parent-Teacher Association
W. D. Taylor
J. D. Severs
Paul Hines
R. W. McWilliams
B. H. Long
E. Glenn Barter
Ror Hultz
S. N. Black
Perfect Cleaner TM Cleans Painted Walls and Surfaces
EBERT DRUG STORE advertises Perfect Cleaner TM for cleaning painted walls woodwork floors rugs upholstery woolens blankets and bathtubs with contact via phone 24558.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORIGE
Mrs Timms Lands 30 Pound Tarpon in Florida
Mrs W B Timms of Elyria proved her fishing skill at Fort Myers Florida landing a 30 pound tarpon after it jumped 12 times. The fish struck just before sundown and was brought to gaff after dark on light tackle during a seven strike outing with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Timms
Elyria
Fort Myers
Florida
Court schedule shows burgery trials for Dongarra and Brown
The Lorain offenses include burgulary and larceny related to an adding machine theft from the National Tube Company office. Prosector Howard R Butler announced trials set for next Monday. Several civil suits are listed including Edick vs Weller for 183 rent, Chapman vs Byrd for 295 for gas station work, and Vermilion Bank against Vasu for 1260 on two notes. A warrant arrest in Justice Loré's court and a pending hearing involving Mrs Balko are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dongarra
William Brown
Lorain
National Tube Company
Howard R. Butler
Siimpser, Jr
Depa
Charles Loré
Mary Balko
Simpson
Oberlin Banker Elected Chairman
L. Perrier of the Psopis's Banking Company of Oberlin was elected chairman of the Lerain Bankers Association at a meeting. Officers elected earlier include Cameron of the Cleveland Trust Lorain branch as vice chairman and H. W. Barone of The Oberlin Savings Bank as secretary treasurer, succeeding W. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Perrier
Psopis’s Banking Company
Oberlin
Lerain Bankers Association
H. F. Smith
Peoples Backing Company
Aiskt
Cameron
Cleveland Trust Lorain
H. W. Barone
Oberlin Savings Bank
Fang
W. &. Bennett
First Wellington Bank
Released From Jail Promises of Employment Made
Joan Kroskr 23 of Lorain is released from county jail after a 39 day sentence for petit larceny in connection with Rogers ii Company. Judge Gor B. Findley orders release on payment of one third of court costs immediately and balance later. Krosk was indicted with Frank Berstling and Dh Per bach. Taxi driver fined for reckless driving on Middle Avenue. arrest noted at 12:20 a.m. by patrol officers Parker and Brown. Man's innate capacity to reason cited in closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Kroskr
Lorain
Rogers ii
Gor B. Findley
Krosk
Frank Berstling
Dh Perbach
Jack Donnair
Columbus P Street
Dew A. Baird Tedar
C. E. Parker
Ph. D. Brown
Middle Avenue
Tojaar
Character built on activity urged by Baldwin-Wallace dean
Prof Frederick Roehrs urged activity over passivity as essential to character at the Elyria High School PTA meeting. He argued knowledge alone does not make a person good, and urged teaching self direction, social service, integration, creativity, and sacrifice to form wholesome character. Paul Himes introduced the program, followed by four Elyria Chamber Music Society numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Roehas
Baldwin-Wallace College
Elyria High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Renner
Social Service
Boehm
United States
Marroe the Dark
League Ofations
Hie
Roshm
Paul Himes
Association
Elyria Chamber Music Society
V F W Accepts Five New Members at Elyria Post 1073
The Elyria Post 1073 Veterans of Foreign Wars held a regular meeting with large attendance. Commander Derid Beattie presided as five new members were admitted: Vick Meecha, George Wooler, Louis Brooks, Walter Hill, and Frank Kautner. The drive continues with high quota, and officials from Cleveland and Lorain attended to commend the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Derid Beattie
Vick Meecha
George Wooler
Louis Brooks
Walter Hill
Frank Kautner
McHenry
Council of Administration of the
Department of Ohio
Cleveland
McHenrs
Hamilton
Ohio
Charles French
Alfred Hopkins
George Wooley
James Powell
Harold Hamilton
Denis Hakizon
George Sweeda
David Beattie
Mansfield Man Indicted For Murder Involving Teen
Charles A. Wilson, 23, is indicted on two charges in the shooting death of Jean Moorhead, 17, late Saturday night. A Richland county grand jury ruled the indictment after under nine hours of study with 17 witnesses examined. Wilson to be arraigned Friday. Witnesses included Haskell Smith, 23, who was with Moorhead at the time of the shooting. Seventeen witnesses testified as the case moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Charles A. Wilson
Jean Moorhead
Richland County
Jerry
Wilson
Haskell Smith
Miss Moorhead
Wilsom
William Loecke, Jr
Oberlin Women Active in Temperance and Community Events
The Oberlin WCTU met at Mrs. H. B. Thurston's home on South Professor Street with devotions led by Miss Baner. Activities included a discussion of Christ's Alternative to Communism, a possible Oberlin cooperative, AWU tea, and a talk on Roads to Peace.Announcements covered upcoming WC T U events, the Million Dollar Fellowship Fund, a guest performer in Shaw’s Candida, and a first-quarter report of local efforts. Noted deaths, hospitalizations, and local social events followed, including a detailed roundup of various club and Legion representations and a Lingo Party in the Youth Council rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Women's Christian Temperance Union
H. B. Thurston
South Professor Street
George Bowen
Miss Banenr
China
Alice K. Douglas
Oberlin Union
Hill
Lakeside Hospital
WC T. UL
Jaméa Brand
American Association of University Women
Talcott Hall
Harry C. Long
Akron
Hope Hibbard
National Organization
Phidelah Rice
Shaw
Warner Hall
Lorain County P T A Spring Meeting Program
The Lorain County Council of the Parent Teacher Associations announced its Spring meeting at Vincent school on April 14. The afternoon session at 2 o clock features music by the Clearview orchestra, the Rev H F Band of Avon, a welcome and response by P T A leaders, a toe tap dance by Eleanor Lapatkovich, and an address on The Meaning of Progressive Education by E R Terman. A business meeting includes roll call and a safety talk by Sheriff Clarence Dick. An all teachers meeting precedes the general session. The evening program at 8 offers Education What For by Prof Frank C Moore and a Lorain County String Quartet performance. Prior to the evening address Miss Lois Wells performs an acrobatic dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Council
Vincent School
Clearview Orchestra
H. 4
Band of Avon
Nick Hartman
Vincent P.T. A
Elmer Love
Eleanor Lapat
Frank C. Moore
Western Reserve University
H. J. Bond
Avon
Lorain
Joseph Hardo
Reese
Eward A. MacDowell
Srennings
Lois Wells
Deaths and funeral notices from Wellington area
Death notices report Mrs. Altha Williams of Wellington widow of the G. A. R. state commander dying after a two week illness at Mrs. Anna Damon’s home. Arthur Christy 66 of Wellington died after a brief illness, with funeral set for Saturday at 2:00 from his home. Michael Glowicki of Grafton died after three days at Elyria Hospital. surviving relatives listed. services planned at St. Mary’s Cemetery with church rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Altha Williams
Salonas
Williams
Anna Damon
Prospect Street
Church of Christ
Arthur Christy
Penfeld
Christy
John
Celia McEwen
Anna
Ida Christy
Harry RK. Huberry
Berra
Penfield Cametery
Grafton
Michael Glowick
Elyria Mamichal Hospital
Mary
Glowicki
Poland
Buffralo
New York
Colson Co
Elyria
Jehan Washtak
Lorain
Frank Tarnowske
Frank Jacobs
Canton
Anthony
Eistria
Zhao Bittner
Ely
Oak Street
Oners
Church of the Assumption
Inna Foster
Duval
St. Mary's Cemetery
Special Art Depicts Masters At North Eaton Church
In ATON Ohio on April 3 the North Eaton Church hosts a nightly lecture series with reproductions of famous master paintings. The works are shown to groups or sponsors with the largest audience each evening. Monday featured The Good Shepherd by Plockhurst and Christ in the Temple by Hofmann, a noted German historical painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aton
Nent
North Eaton
Eaton
A. K. Stevenson
Plockhurst
Heinrich Hofmann
No Funds In Sight For Health Camp
Lorain County Tuberculosis Association faces funding gaps as federal support ends for the Children’s Health Camp. An executive committee will seek plans to offset losses by consulting the tuberculosis sanatorium and report by early May. Executive Secretary Hindman is granted leave to attend the National Tuberculosis Association meeting in New Orleans at his own expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Tubercunosia Association
Lorain
L. B. Hindman
Mary
Hindman
National Tuberculosis Association
New Orleans
County adopts relief bonds under Carer Act
County commissioners authorize issuance of 38 805 relief bonds under the Carer Act. The new issue would supplement existing funds and finance direct relief nationwide. Clerk Frank Elsenberzer estimates funds would not be realized before July if approved by the State tax commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acts Jast
Frank Elsenberzer
State Tax Commission
Native Of LaGrange Dies In Michigan
Horace Howard age 92, a LaGrange native born July 5 1843 and last of eight children of Stillman and Charlotte Howard, died in White Pigeon Michigan. A longtime railroad worker, he is survived by daughter Mrs Urdia Porter and was buried in White Pigeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Howard
LaGrange
White Pigeon
Michigan
Mr. Howard
Stillman
Charlotte Howard
Urdia Porter
Finger Amputation For Oberlin Worker At Fox Furnace
H Robert Harr of Oberlin, an employee at Fox Furnace Company, required amputation of an inner finger after an injury at the plant today. He received treatment at Elyria Municipal Hospital. The Colored Republican Club plans a mass meeting at Elk's Club on Lodi Street tonight at 7 39 p m to share important information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Robert Harr
Oberlin
Fox Furnace Company
Elyria Methocial Hospital
The
Colored Republican Club
Elk’s Club
Lodi Street
Hofmann art prizes awarded to Eaton students
A Hofmann painting prize was awarded to Eaton High School students for two works, including A&A Detail of the Boy Jesus and Christ in Gethsemane. Mrs Carl Blaine won the latter and will present it to the Ladies Aid Society. Family Night tomorrow will determine the winner by the number of relatives present. No services Saturday. Sunday will close the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bacon
Ingersoll
Columbia
Walter Cornish
Eaton
Hofmann
Jesus
Eaton High School
Christ
Gethsemane
Carl Blaine
Ladies’ Aid Society
Tomorreox
Cleveland and Toledo Market Prices Report Show Mixed Trade
Cleveland and Toledo marke t reports reflect firm butter and eggs with steady to slight gains in some lines. Grain prices list No 2 red wheat around 98 3 from earlier bids, with corn oats rye varying by quality. Livestock futures in Cleveland indicate active cattle and sheep trades, with choicest beef and lambs commanding higher bids and average weights around 150 to 160 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Cleveland Livestock
Alves —Agn
Book Printed 1818 Found by Local Resident
W A Stunts on Schramm road discovered an old copy of Walkers Critical Pronouncing Dictionary printed in London in 1818. The book remains in excellent condition despite its 118 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Stunts
Schramm Road
Walkers
London
Actress Divorces Ben Cerf in Brief Los Angeles Hearing
Dark-eyed screen star from Los Angeles, April 8, via Sidney, obtained a divorce from New York publisher Ben Nett Cerf in a brief hearing. She cited incompatibility as the reason, noting three months of marriage ending January 2 convinced them they were mieux apart to the Superior Judge Harry Arch bald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sidney
Bennett Cerf
New York
Harry R. Archbald
Emperor Haile Selassie Flees Toward Dessye In Disguise
A reported dispatch claims Emperor Haile Selassie moved south from battle lines with a clean shaven face as disguise. An Ethiopian native told observers that Askari patrols captured Gobbo then pushed toward Dessye, finding no armored forces, while rumors said Selassie passed Aloman unrecognized en route to his capital after Lake Aschangi battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haile Salassie
Askari
Aloman
Gobbo
Korem
Haile Selassie
Dessre
Dessye
Lake Aschangi
Mail Delivery Woes Highlight Rural and City Box Issues
Post office discussions note misaddressed mail and incorrect addresses slow delivery. Labor mentions damaged rural boxes from winter storms and accessibility problems hampering rural routes. Carriers still deliver where possible, but fixes would speed service and reduce senders’ returns or dead letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sartor
Former Elyria Pastor Speaks Here Tomorrow
Rev W C Birkner of Fort Wayne former pastor of St John s Lutheran Church will speak at Haal service tomorrow noon under Grace and St John s Lutheran churches. His nine years here left many friends. He will discuss SOPH A Type of Christ with special musical numbers by Mrs Ella Peck and Mrs Margaret Schroeder and a mixed quartet from Grace Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Birkner
Fort Wayne
Indiana
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Grace
St. John’s Lutheran
Christ
Birkner
Ella Peck
Margaret Schroeder
Armin Schroeder
A. E. Bar of
Akron
Grace Lutheran Cherek
Mildred Krause
William Schmittgen
Frank Schumm
William Gebhardt
Ashford
Wilfred Block
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Columbia Ballroom
Elyria Feed and Coal CO
E. Bridge St
C. H. Edick
Harry J. Weller
Willis A. Chapman
Shaker, Heights
Dorothy H. Byrd
Vermilion Banking Company
Patrick Vasu
Vermilion
Oberlin Banker
E. F. Whitney & Son Fhone
Broan ST
Wilton
Bridge Street
Water Street
V.F. W
4. E. Giles
Erbe Association
Bren
Elstia Masonic Chorus
Musians
Henri Gilbert
Esther Alflen
Oleksev
Order of Eastern Star
Tableanus
Imogene Hunt
Marianimpton
Jack Annable
E. A. Papworth
A. R. Kimpton
Christ Church Services
Unrist Church
Christ Church
John Woodruff
Buffalo
Woodruff
Schoo
U. S
New York State
Young Women’s Civic League
Karl Wilson Locke Post
American Legion
St. Joseph's School Hall
Amherst
Frank Kellner
J. F. Miskovsky
V. A. Mack
E. R. Stanfield
Clarence van Ausdais
Locust Street
BIG Ben
Murbach Coal
P.T. A. Council
Artaur Christl
Michael Glowicki
Ocratic
Appropriations Committee
Hopkins
O’donnell
Court Street
Leghorn
Idaho
Wisceanist
Gulf Road
Colorado
Sheffield Village
Grar
Guernsey
Conrad Kelling
C. H. Soor
Newell
Seeley & Sprague
Turner Block
Loraie County
Loraix County
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