Found Guilty Of Having Liquor In Erie Street Incident
A 174 Erie street resident told officers the liquor was sold out but a new supply would arrive in twenty minutes. Officers Deputy Southam and Captain Zarnke found two gallons of whiskey in a car driven by John Broadway Jackson, who was convicted in police court of possession and fined 100 plus costs. His companion was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Street
Corbett Southam
Southam
F. W. Zarnke
Ernest Oldas
C. E. Parker
Oldas
Parker
Zarnke
John ‘‘Broadway
Jackson
World Famous Educator Dies
Princeton April 18 Dr Henry Van Dyke world famous educator author and philosopher and clergyman died today at his home in Princeton New Jersey following a long illness Funeral arrangements not yet announced He was 78 years old and held posts at several universities and churches during a distinguished career
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton, N. J
Henry van Dyke
Princetor
Disorderly conduct fines issued in mayor's court
Tom Chambers of 1856 Middle Avenue and William Brown of 309 18th Street were each fined $3 and costs on disorderly conduct charges after arraignment in Mayor W H Van Oster's court this morning. Police arrested them last night following a complaint from a 16th Street resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Chambers
Middle Avenue
William Brown
18Th Street
W. H. van Oster
16Th Street
Local man fined for intoxication in mayor court
Roy Rodgers of LaGrange road pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor W H Vanvaster this morning. He was arrested Sunday afternoon on Middle avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rodgers
LaGrange Road
W. H. Vanvaster
Middle Avenue
Five Escape Injury As Tire Blows Out On Cleveland Road
Five persons narrowly escaped serious injury Sunday when a tire blew out on their car causing a rollover on Cleveland road just east of the city limits. Driver E Lau of Cleveland was accompanied by his wife, Oda and Harry Hodge, and Mrs Arnold of Findlay Ohio.
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Cleveland Road
E. Lau
Cleveland
Oda
Harry Hodge
Arnold
Findlay
Man Held on Secret Indictment for Burglary and Theft
Charles McDaniels of Lerain was arrested on a secret indictment charging burglary larceny and receiving stolen property. The case ties to theft of four sheep owned by J. E. Davidson Kipton and 25 chickens from Frank Davidson Camdn township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDaniels
Lerain
J. E. Davidson
Kipton
Frank Davidson
Camdn Township
Suspected Women Sought After Fur Coat Theft
Police searched Broad Street area around 5 15 PM for three women suspected of stealing a fur coat from the Lewis Moerenine company. A description led officers to a stove area where the trio was seen but disappeared before the police arrived. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUR
Broad Street
Satu.cay
Lewis Moereenine Company
Anaren Stove
Roves
City official warns on beer sales licenses
Chrs J. G. Schreck issued four licenses for beer sellers and stressed state permit holders must also secure a city permit. The city license fee is five dollars.
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J. G. Schreck
Schreck
C.tv
Attempted break in at Woodford home reported
William Wynn of Woodfurd avenue told police a man broke the rear door glass and panel while attempting entry Sunday evening. Police searched the area, learned the suspect's name, but could not locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wynn
Woodfurd Avenue
Firemen Stop Ammonia Leak At Maumee Dair
Firemen responded to an ammonia leak at the Maumee Dair in Temple Court. They found the leak traced to a broken nine line pressure gauge, shut off valves, and repaired the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maumee Dair
Temple Court
Calves Poisoning Reported on Local Farm
The alleged poisoning of five and six week old calves on the farm of George Pasadyn on Indian Hollow Road was reported to the sheriff's department Sunday. The incident involves five calves found poisoned on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pasadyn
Indian Hollow Road
Sheriff's Department
Sundar
Fourh Club Organized at Huntington Meet
Horace McLaughlin will advise the Fourh Club formed at a community meet tonight led by four members. The organization aims to guide activities through the coming summer with McLaughlin as advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hevs’ Four-ff
Huntingtonel
Pms
Horace McLaughlin
Damaged cars collide on Lake Avenue at Lodi
Police reported Saturday evening a collision at Lake avenue and Lodi damaged vehicles belonging to E Doane of 1913 Bus avenue and Ross Graber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Doane
Bus Avenue
Ross Graber
Lake Avenue
Lodi
Peru Continent Shows Diverse Immigrant Presence
A brief note observes a mix of Chinese and Japanese communities among Peru's residents, highlighting cultural diversity within the nation's urban centers.
Number Three Continued from Page One Details Quiet Progress
A fragmentary note lists names such as James H Rara of Reminston RN and Frank Ware with KR Wrigley amongst businessmen and a progressive group. The text references ongoing advancement and hints at administration involvement in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsuies Ay James H Rara
Ot Reminston-Rn
Frank Ware
Danar
Thatip KR. Wrigley
Che Administration
Local Fire Damage Undetermined at Dewer Avenue Home
A fire at a home on Dewer Avenue caused no damage and officials could not determine a cause. Neighbors reported hearing an alarm but the incident yielded no injuries or further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvrea
Jaci
Dewer Avenue
Debates on Scoping Inquiry Reveals McFadden Remarks
The article reports a Saturday speech by Senator McFadden to a civic group, urging disclosure of the full Union-Guardia disaster story to the community. He called it the greatest liquidation in history and pressed for a thorough committee inquiry.
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Cringe
Lia
Jose
Columbus
Biss
Marshall
Rds
Ma Kiimesses
WOO sDa
McFadder
Wta
Tnweed
Besucp McFadden
Union-Guardia
Mortgage Pledge Causes Auction Delay in Local Case
The text outlines a debtor, Reisinger, who lived on 40 acres and lost his home in a fire about a year ago. He insured and used funds to pay down a mortgage but left a balance of about 100 dollars. The court heard pleas citing substantial invested property and debt crisis, with mention of keeps him from bidding at a sale while attorney J H Cummings argued the mortgage is currently in good standing and taxes paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reisinger
Fincle
Pee
Jaz H . Cummings
Peachy
Reisinzer
Pat
Large Block of State Banks Restrained After Banking Holdups
A disrupted banking scene shows a wide array of state banks refused or restrained from operations after recent banking holds. Conservators named to oversee openings target April 10 1935 with procedures to take possession of farms and state economic banks as part of the corrective actions.
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Merbihead
Ehesd Bank
J. F Grave
A Orwell
BE. C. Reid
Osgan
Pank
A. J. Rawrer
Petey
Ing- Bara
A Lay
Fresno
Ridseva
Bank & Tru
Cleveland Sedata
Dorn
Silvana
West
Wharton
B. Kear
Willard
Oatrercal Bank Co
Morris
Houdas
Ca. A
Fulton
Busines
R. Busi
Court Cases Include Damages Over Mouse in Beans
Russell Welch sues Elviia Canning Company for 2660 over a large dead mouse found in a can of beans purchased at Kerstone Store in Washington Pa on August 8 1952. Suit cites tainted beans causing illness and loss of appetite. Other filings include suits by Armour and Company against Rota Venaco and others, and Elba Savings and Trust Company against Crooks Roe and Valley Land Company. Dons Shreve granted a divorce from Masnerd for extreme cruelty.
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Russell Welch
Elviia Canning Company
Welch
Dni
Kerstone Store, Inc
Washington, Pa
Elsra Savings and Trust Company
A ;Onservator
Caimst
A. A. Crooks Et al
M. E Roe Et al
Srving Valley Land Company Et Ec
Dons Shreve
Masnerd
W. T. Thompson
Todas
Oberlin Couple Wed in Canton Union
Miss Lillian Mills of Canton married Leroy Dewey son of Oberlin residents. The ceremony took place April 8 at Reverend Withiam Smith’s Elm Street home with only Mr and Mrs Harry Freed as attendants. The couple will reside in Oberlin after a return trip to Canton.
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Oberlin
Lillian Mills
Mary Mills
Canton
Ta Leroy Dewey
Ernest Dewey
Withiam Smith
Elm Street
Harry Freed
Fathers and Sons Banquet at Mt Zion Baptist Church
About 268 men and boys attended a Fathers and Sons banquet at Mt Zion Baptist Church on Friday evening. J Burton, president of the Men’s Choir Clinic, spoke briefly, with Rai Brown urging attendees to join the church to improve life. Coach Dan Kre of Oberlin College spoke on “Two Bro Olympics,” detailing timing methods and experiences. Coach Keiser, a former Olympic high hurdles champion, discussed interviews with 1942 contestants and their inspirational paths.
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Sab Atvia
Baneet
Mt. Zion Baptist Ehuch
Entoy
J. §. Burton
Rai Brown
Zion Bartowuen
Thost Niesent
Brown
Dan Kre
Kinsey
Var.co
O.v
Bank Conservator Rules Following Guilty Plea
Edward Tiale found guilty of intoxication before Major W H Van Oster. Conservator actions include segregated deposits, post all transactions, obtain officer certification, publish notices in two newspapers for two weeks, and forward details to the state banking superintendent.
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Hess
Uen
Oberlin Club Offers Week of Last Meetings and Gatherings
The Oberlin Women’s Club lays out a week of final meetings across departments including Education at 7 30 p m at 819 Reamer Place and Literature at 134 South Protessa Street. Other events include Nineteenth Century Club at 190 Woodland Avenue and various club gatherings through April 13 with potlucks, dinners, and inspections.
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Oberlin Women's Club
Mix W. P Carruthers
Reamer Place
Oberlin Women’s Clubo
Socom
A. Breed
South Protessa
Ernest Socom
the Hare
Woodland Avenue
Tuesdas
Hospitalization reports and social visits noted in Elyria
Professor Karl Wy Gehrker was taken to Allen Hospital for an operation and is reported to be comfortable. Local residents, including L E Mack and multiple families, spent Easter weekends visiting each other on North Pleasant Street and nearby addresses in Elyria and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Wy. Gehrker
Allen Hospital
L.E Mack
Groveland Street
Mayors fining and arraignment details unclear
A garbled OCR passage mentions a mayor fining someone and an arraignment before a court official. It references a bank and trust, East Broad Street, Bridge Street, and a trustee, with scattered fragments of names and locations, but the exact actions, dates, and parties are not clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Bank and Trust
Pope
East Broad
Alrees
Eps
Bridge Street
Faith and repentance in Holy Week message
A religious column urges readers to reflect during Holy Week on Jesus Christ bearing the cross and the burden of sin. It calls for sincere repentance and implicit faith in His death as the path to salvation.
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Jesus Christ
Lamb of God
Farm Women To Meet At Local Y.M.C.A Tuesday
Three hundred or more Leram County farm women are expected to gather tomorrow at the Elyria Y.M.C.A. for the second annual Get Acquainted Day. The event, sponsored by the county agricultural extension service, aims to unite women from nearby communities and feature talks on extension services and practical farming tips.
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Leram County
Elyria Y. M. G
County Agricultural Extension Service
Counly
Vorimars Ehret
Alme Bud
Jowane
Das
Maas Bird
H.C. Ransower
Ohio State
Moss
Wien
Number Six Plan Details and Banking Freeze
The text outlines a Michigan plan with provisions for seizure and liquidation of bank assets to satisfy deposits. It notes about 12,700 of 18,900 banks were closed, with roughly 5,000 reopened, and estimates that $84,000,000 in deposits were inaccessible to owners. President's figures accompanyWhite House discussions.
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Michigan
Federal Reserve System
Treasury
White House
Deross
Driver’s License Suspended After DUI Plea
Charles Monticel of 264 East Broad Ptvseet pled guilty to drunken driving and had his license suspended for 30 days. He was fined and jailed until the fine was paid after a collision with John Mydj of Cleveland at Cleveland and Olive streets, arraigned before Major W. H. Van Oster.
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Charles Monticel
East Broad
Ptvseet
Finn
Fosts
W. H. van Oster
Jis
Montigel
Jaeseninzg
John Mydj
Cleveland
Cleveland and
Olive Streets
Faith in Christ urged to renew America’s confidence
A sermon urged renewed faith as the nation’s remedy for economic and moral troubles. The speaker argued only the Gospel can change the sinful heart and restore trust in government, banks, and each other, calling Christians to dedicate their lives to Christ. The address by Rev. C Scheuermann of North Olmsted and Grace Lutheran Church choir special music were noted for tomorrow’s service.
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Christian Church
America
Christ
C. Scheuermann
North Olmsted
Livestock Market Report From Levelland and Cleveland
The market shows steady to lower prices across cattle and calves with hogs and lambs varying. Receipts include steers, heifers, bulls, cows, and vealers, with prices noted for light to heavy categories and regional shifts in demand. Local buyers in Levelland and Cleveland report firm to softer tone on several classes amid mixed bids and early sales progress.
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Eva
Opendia
Pitta Og
Sulep
Bath
Pena
Hibters
Greg Idl Sena
Death Record Mrs Sos Leonard
Mrs Sos Leonard longtime resident of West Avenue in City Paused away last evening at the home of her daughter Louise Black in Minneapolis. Burial at Rose Lawn Cemetery and further notices will be made later. Mrs Leonard was widow of S Leonard. Local obituary details unavailable.
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Sos Leonard
West Avenue
Wes Louise Black
Mainsapolis
Vian- Hesotd
Leonard
S. Leonard
Western Automatic Machind Suew Ca
Avon man dies after yard work accident in Moon tag
A man from Avon is struck and dies four hours after a Saturday evening incident while finishing yard work near a shed on ApPOMPALLOMS Bult hod. The report lists survivors including Johnoo Bilrl and others, with funeral services planned from St. Mary's church on Tuesday morning.
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Avon
Dar
Webba
Ugd
Johnoo
Georz William
Elmer
Dats
Wes Chaies Kreis
St. Mary’s Church
Obituary for Goaree Wate of Grafton and Lorain County
Goaree Wate aged 74 died after a long illness. He was born in 1959 and lived in Lorain County, working as a farmer. Survived by widow Lena Wickner Vols, two sons Bert and Wells of Grafton, daughter Ed Miter of Litchfield, several grandchildren, and brothers William, Charles, Hens, James, and sister Mrs. Perry Mennell. Funeral services will be held locally.
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Goaree Wate
Graftopole
Lorain County
Lena Wickner
Vols
Bert and
Wells
Grafton
Ed Miter
Litchfield
Wiliam and
Charles
Hens
James
Dunn Veterinary Company Enters Receivership
The Dunn Veterinary Company entered voluntary receivership Saturday afternoon to protect the business and creditors during financial stress. O F Dunn, who led the company for the past ten years, requested the action and DX Clarz Bothin petitioned for the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn Veter
DX Clarz Bothin
O F Dunn
Petiiro
Burial Planned at Belden Cemetery with Gratton Minister
A death notice states the funeral will be held Wednesday at 1300 hours with Reverend Haines of Gratton presiding. burial will take place at Belden Cemetery. The notice provides limited details about the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Gratton
Belden Cemetery
Avon Man George Conrad Dies After Illness
Avon April 1 George Conrad 61 died at home today after a two year illness. He had lived in Avon most of his life and was found at his home. Surviving are four daughters Mrs Hirbert Dechant Mrs Joseph DevPant Mrs Joseph Gerhart and Mrs Floris Smith and three sons John Amos and Jacob. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 9 A M from Towers’s Chapel with Rev Duval presiding. burial in Marys Cemetery.
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AVON
George Conrad
Homer
Roon
Conrad
Hirbert Dechant
Joseph DevPant
Joseph Gerhart
Floris Smith
Joan
Ailmas
Jacob
Atowers’s
Duval
Rot Marys’s
Dennison O April in Cirenee Murphey obituary
Dennison O April in Cirenee A Murphey, former Caterierk of the Urtheville division of the B and Q Railroad, died suddenly Sunday while friends Werby attempting to induce him to enter a automobile, according to mates. Uorade Albert Bale more returned a voodlet of death from natural eau em.
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Dennison
Cirenee
A. Murphey
Caterierk
Urtheville Divion
B. & Q. Railroad
Werby
Mates
Local Man Commits Suicide at Longview Insane Asylum
An inmate named William Goodman ended his life by hanging at Longview State Hospital on a Saturday after being committed to the facility for insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mincinnati
G. Asmi
William Goodman
Pecrna
Longview
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