Banks File Friendly Suit To Break Old Contracts
Eight banks holding county depository contracts since October 1932 have filed a friendly suit to terminate those agreements and adopt new ones effective May 1. The action seeks court sanction to end the old contracts, enabling the banks to bid for over one million dollars in county deposits for a three year term. County officials expect the case to be uncontested. The banks contend the old contracts carried exorbitant interest rates, while the new deals offer lower returns. The banks named include The Oberlin Savings Bank Kipton Bank Elyria Savings and Trust Company and Savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiile
Howard Butler
Butler
Oberlin Savings Bank
Kipton Bank
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Savings
Five Banks Named In Regional Financial Announcement
Deposit Bank, Lorain County Savings and Trust, Amherst Park Bank, Central Bank, and National Bank of Commerce are listed in a regional financial notice detailing institutions involved in a cooperative liquidity arrangement and community loan program.
Two Auto Accidents Reported To Police
Two minor automobile accidents are listed on the police blotter for the weekend. Vernon Tressel of 1354 Oberlin Avenue Lorain and John Godnour of R D No 2 Lorain were slightly damaged in a collision on Second Street around 9 oclock Saturday evening. The second incident occurred yesterday noon when Andrew Walker of 492 Cleveland Street lost control and crashed into a parked car owned by J D Kaiser of 1374 East Avenue. Small damage resulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Tressel
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
John Godnour
Second Street
Andrew Walker
Cleveland Street
J. D. Kaiser
East Avenue
Lorain County Farm Women Plan Kitchen Upgrades
A group of Lorain County farm women will receive kitchen upgrading assistance from Ohio State University extension specialist Miss Thelma Beal on Thursday and Friday. She will visit several homes to help plan rearrangements that ease daily kitchen tasks based on requests to the county agricultural extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Thelma Beal
Ohio State University
Miss Beal
County Agriculural Extension Service
Grass fire at rear of Enser home on Rush Street extinguished
Firemen responded yesterday afternoon to a grass fire at the rear of A. H. Enser’s home at 122 Rush Street but found Enser had already put it out. The blaze started from burning papers and the call was logged as a nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eivyria
A. H. Enser
Rush Street
Emser
Naignuber
Package Bees Bulletin For Lorain County Beekeepers
A new bulletin on Package Bees for Honey Production is now available at the Lorain County extension offices for distribution to beekeepers. County extension agent C J Hummel says Lorain Countians will buy many package bees in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural Extension Service
Lorain County
C. J. Hummel
Lorain
John Anthony Arrested for Reckless Driving on Middle Avenue
John Anthony of 380 Woodland Avenue was arrested Saturday and charged with reckless driving. Officer George Walton said Anthony drove in a reckless manner on Middle Avenue. He is to be tried later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anthony
Woodland Avenue
George Walton
Anthony
Middle Avenue
Mayor Sentences Mather for Indecent Exposure
Mayor W E H Vanoster Satusda sentenced Albert Mather of 317 East Avenue to 99 days in county jail and fines of 25 dollars plus costs after he was found guilty of indecent exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E H. Vanoster
Albert Mather
East Avenue
Mather
Bicycle stolen from porch reported by resident
Boynton Lersch of 215 Colum bus street reported to police that a bicycle was stolen from the front porch of his residence Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boynton Lersch
Columbus Street
Arrest of Paul Emre on intoxication charge
Paul Emre was arrested Saturday without listed address and jailed on a charge of intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Emre
Faces Serious Charge in Cleveland Auto Crash
Ralph Benson, 29, whose car was in a collision that killed Mrs. Charlotte McKinney, 54, a church choir singer, was to be arraigned today on a manslaughter charge. Mrs. McKinney was the wife of E. W. McKinney, president of the McKinney Tea & Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Ralph Benson
Charlotte McKinney
Sitger
Oberlin Club Dinners and Meetings Week of April 15
Oberlin schedule lists Monday April 15 dinners for the Monday Night club hosted by Mr and Mrs Milo Kendeigh with bridge at Woodland avenue. many clubs plan meetings April 16 17 and 18 at various homes and halls including the Women's Progressive club The American Legion Auxiliary card party at Mrs John Dunns Ring street shifts from regular meeting plus lectures by Miss Mildred H McAfee at Talcott Hall on associating with university women in America and the rest of the world
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Milo Kendeigh
Bridge
Woodland Avenue
Elyria
Women's Progressive Club
Ates
Blanche Scott
South Park Street
Methodist Service Guild
Floah Baldwin
East Lorain Street
Merry Wises
Charlie Shreffler
East College Street
Pythias
Iodge
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Harry Squires
Woodfard Avenue
Noble Grand Circle of the Vine Rebekah Lodge
Jennie Powers
South Pleasant Street
Community Club Plans and Social Gatherings
Eastern Star rooms host a pot tuck dinner at 12 50 Mrs KR FB Cain will entertain the Junior Star Bridge club at 48 North Park Street Bridgette club guests to be hosted by Mrs Maurice Schubert at a dinner and bridge West Lorain and North Cedar Neighborhood club meets at Mrs Wetherill s home on West Lorain Friday April 19 Women s Relief Corps to be held in the Legion hall Music department Oberlin Women s club holds final meeting of the year at Mrs C B Wiott s home 2 98 North Professor Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Rooms
KR. FB. Cain
Junior Star Bridge Club
North Park Street
Bridgette
Maurice Schubert
West Lorain
North Cedar
Wetherill
West Lorain Street
Oberlin Women's Relief Corps
Legion Hall
Dr Fisher Honored By Friends In Oberlin Lectures
Professor and Mrs George Hub hosted a gathering at their home last evening in honor of Dr Edgar J Fisher former Dean of Robert Delieze in Constantinople Turkey. He is in Oberlin giving lectures and most guests were friends from the Near East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hubbard
Edgar J. Fisher
Robert Delieze
Constantinople
Turkey
Oberlin
Dr. Fisher
Near East
D A R Honors Regent At Apete Coffee Club Luncheon
The M A R board held a luncheon Friday at Apete Coffee Shop to honor Mrs E A Stevens Regent. Mrs Stevens left Saturday for Washington DC to represent the Oberlin D A R at the national convention and will be accompanied by her daughter Mrs Jenkins during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. R. Board Cavn
Apete
E. A. Stevens
Weekend Visits and Travel Notices From Town Society
Mr and Mrs Charles Shreft and daughter Caroline spent the weekend with Mrs Shrefflers parents Mr and Mrs Burrill. Mrs P L Wickernam frees visited Sunday with Overtrin friends. Mr and Mrs Parmete of Toledo Nce visiting her sister Mrs W TM Hogers of South Main Street. Sone W Gravit has recovered from a two week illness and will return to work. Miss Clara May, wintering in Rockledge Florida, will sail from Baltimore on April 1 to spend the summer in England and Scotland, traveling with Mrs Esther Ward Brown, a former teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shreft
Caroline
Rockledge
Fia
Baltimore
England
Scotland
Esther Ward Brown
Traveling salesmen visit Wellington foundry for training
Approximately forty Warner-Sauser traveling salesmen from around the world visited Sterilus Foundry in Wellington to learn casting techniques from local workers using lathes and castings supplied by Warner-Swuser. The visit occurred Friday afternoon and earned praise for the local plant’s workmanship. Holy Week services and club meetings are listed, along with a book review at the Woman's Afternoon Club and the Wellington Fair Association reappointing 195% superintendents for the 1935 local fair at the Wellington Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Warner-Sauser
Cleveland
Wellingsten
Sterilus Foundry
Warner-Swuser Co
M. E. Aid Society
N. M. Grizzi
Sunnysiders 4-1i
Virginia Crodwick
St. Patrick's Catholi Church
Robert Greggs
Pittsburgh
Bertha Harding
Woman's Afternoon Club
A. P. Lincoln
Wellington Fair Association
Holland Stock Remedy Co
Wellington Fair
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Capri at St. Peter Church
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Capri wife of Frank Capri owner and manager of the White Front Restaurant were held at St Peter church Darton with burial in the city. She died Thursday at Wellington Falls Clinic after several months illness. She is survived by her husband four sons Frank Jr Lewis Ray and Edward with Frank Jr at home Lewis in Akron Ray and Edward in Worcester Africa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Capri
Frank Capri
White Front
St. Peter Church
Darton
Keith Andrews
Lewis
Akron
Ray
Edward
Wonster Afr
Dearznt Pace Attends Cousin Levia Sanders Funeral
Mr and Mrs Dearznt Pace attend the funeral of his cousin Levia Sanders at Henrietta. The report notes Sanders died at her home following an illness.
WeDet. of the Patia Nous in area hospital service notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions patrons and service areas with unclear names and prizes. The readable portion references a hospital or service region and possible fall events. Names and concrete facts are too fragmented to confirm a cohesive summary.
Lent services and church events at local chapels
The pastor of a local FE church led a Lenten series in a church auditorium. The VM EL choir performed a piece titled Lift Up Your Heads. Carrie BR Adams was absent from a Sunday service due to illness as the Shepard is out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TlesAas
Wein
Nev. Bk
FL Wood
Tas M. FE
Ehutea
Lord
Tha
VM. EL
Carrie BR. Adams
Ehuren
Tuth
Shepard
Life Saving Groups To Take Tests
Members of two life-saving classes at the Y M C A will take their second tests tomorrow night to qualify for Red Cross and YMCA life-saving certificates. Twelve men are enrolled split into junior and senior groups with tests conducted by Marcel Hickey. Five sections needed. each candidate spent months practicing before testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Mlc
Red Cross
Bess and Soury
Mach Ene
Marcel Hickey
Christian Endeavor Meeting Seeks Consecration Theme
The Christian Endeavor of the Church of Christ met in the upper room for a consecration meeting with Miss Helen Bramwell opening by reading scripture. Herman Gannet sang a solo and Roger Williams led the song service. The group attended the candle light service together and invited all to next Friday's session led by DeEtte Wilson on Christ Is Risen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Helen Bramwell
Jesus
Herman Gannet
Roger Williams
Newt
DeEtte Wilson
Christ Is Risen
Victory at First Baptist Church Sunday Services
Sunday saw full crowds at both services at the First Baptist Church. Special music featured a morning choir rendition Ride On In Majesty and an evening duet The Palms by Mrs F A Yost and Miss Alice Bird. The ev ning anthem unfolded to Unfold Ye The Portals as instrumentalists accompanied. Dr R E Neighbour delivered a three part sermon Go based on Isaiah about willing service and Here I am send me. Revival continues nightly through the week ending Easter Sunday with a baptismal service planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
F. A. Yost
Alice Bird
Isaiah
Neighbour
Jesus Christ
Evangelist
Christ
Attar
Trial stenographer notes reveal 1932 acquittal for Sanders
Shorthand notes from a June 1932 criminal trial show Arthur A. Sanders was acquitted of obtaining money by false pretenses. No official verdict record exists. the stenographer Harry Moechiman recorded the proceedings before Judge W B Thompson, and prosecutors later found no clerk’s entry of dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Sanders
Sanders
Don W. Mysury
W. B. Thompson
Harry Moechiman
Howard Rutter
OE Rsse
Sexcalte
Former Elyrian Elizabeth Howison Dies In Wisconsin
Elizabeth K. Howison 74 a former Elyrian died Sunday April 7 in Menominee Wisconsin after months of illness. She is survived by a son William K. Howison and four sisters including Florence Pierson and Kate Kelsey Clark. She taught in Wyoming and served as associate librarian in Menominee and was active in civic and movie affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth K. Howison
Menominee
Wisconsin
Chronicle-Telegram Today
Florence Pierson
Howison
Charles S. Kelsey
Elsria
Malte Ae
Lorenzo Ane Ordelia Webster Keiser
Elsria Whith
Wyoming
Elyria
N. I. Howison
William K. Howison
Kate Kelsey Clark
Grace Kelsey
Reeds i
Curran
Mvie
Boy Bound Up In Woodshed Incident Investigated
A 12 year old Wellington township boy said a 26 year old man with long whiskers threatened him at his father’s farm and bound him in a woodshed before fleeing. Deputies Nau and Chapman investigated after the boy reported to his mother and described the assailant. no tracks were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clardicoe Barber
Wellington
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Death of Walter Brandt Former Elyria pupil and athlete
Walter Brandt aged seventeen, a former Elyria High School student and athlete, died suddenly Saturday morning in Albion Michigan after operative treatment. Survived by father Mathias Brandt and brothers Wilfred Gilbert Melvin of Ashron, mother Florence Bradshaw of Ashland, grandmother Kathiryn Webber and aunt Irene Webber of Elyria. Funeral services set for Tuesday morning in Albion. Brandt was formerly educated at East Cartisie and McKinley School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brandt
Elyria
Albion
Michigan
Mathias Brandt
Wilfred
Gilbert
Melvin
Ashron
Florence Bradshaw
Ashland
Kathiryn
Irene Webber
Lith Street
East Cartisie
McKinley School
Paul Grosse 77 Elyria resident dies after four month illness
Paul Grosse of Elyria aged 77 dies at five o'clock this morning at the home of Mrs. Fred Eckhardt after a four month illness. He leaves one brother William of Elyria and two half brothers Edward and Henry Jacobs of Hisria. Funeral services Tuesday at one from Nichols Funeral Home with Rev. Snyder of Cleveland officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Grosse
Eve Street
Fred Eckhardt
Elyria
William
Edward
Henry Jacobs
Hisria
Nichols Funeral
Res. Snyder
Cleveland
Ridgelawr
Hungarian-born Mrs Vash Dies After Operation At Memorial
Mary Vash aged 5? 127 Cascade street died yesterday at Eiviia Memorial Hospital after an operation. Born in Hungary she spent 25 years in America. Survived by husband Alex and six children Margaret Leko of Dayton, Alex Ethel Mary John and Richard at home. Funeral Tuesday at 9:00 from Sacred Heart Church Fr Zekan officiating. Burial in St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vash
Cascade Street
Eiviia Memorial Hospital
Hungary
America
Alex
Margaret Leko
Dayton
Ethel
Mary
John
Richard
Sacred Heart Church
Zekany
St. Mary's Cemetery
Walter Wagner 28 dies after week illness Avon Ohio
Walter Wagner son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner dies at home Sunday morning at seven after a week illness aged 28 Survived by his mother and father nine sisters Lillian a nurse from Oberlin Hospital Mrs Fred Sturznickle of Cleveland and one niece Jeat Sturznickle Funeral from St Mary's church Wednesday morning at time Burial in St Mary's Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon, O
Walter Wagner
Charles Wagner
Lillian
Oberlin Hospital
Fred Sturznickle
Cleveland
Jeat
Sturznickle
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemietery
Death of LaGrange Farmer Thomas Donahue at 83
Retired farmer Thomas Donahue of LaGrange died early Sunday at his home 495 Louisiana Avenue after a two year illness. Born in LaGrange in 1862 he lived there most of his life before moving ten years ago. He is survived by his wife Cora Donahue a brother James Donahue of Cordova Iowa and several nieces and nephews. The body remains at Bittner Funeral Home for calling hours through Wednesday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 30 a m at St Agnes church with Rev Leo Brissel officiating followed by burial at St Marys Cemetery in Gratton Flowers may be omitted per family request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Donahue
LaGrange
Louisiana Avenue
LaGrange March
Donahue
Cora Donahue
James Donahue
Cordova
Iowa
Bittner Funeral Home
St. Agnes Church
Leo Brissel
St. Mary's Cemetery
Gratton
Cult of Amida in Eastern Asia Compared to Early Church Lozos
A description notes a cult of Amida in Eastern Asia paralleling the Lozos Christology of the early Church, suggesting similarities in doctrinal emphasis and religious practices across distant traditions. The comparison highlights cross-cultural influence and shared theological themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amida
Eastern
Asia
Early Church
Markets report from Cleveland produce and poultry
Markets show steady mathet and Pass Market with steady receipts. Poultry prices list fowls under six pounds and leghorn broilers with various price points. Potatoes priced around 1.25 per 100 pounds with regional references to Ohio, New York and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Roosters
Ducks Young
Ducks
Obio
New York
Florida
CATTLE MARKET SUMMARY SHOWS steady demand and mixed weights
Cattle market reports show fair activity and steady demand for various weights. Steers priced around 11.50 per hundredweight for heavier lots. 750 to 1100 pound cattle listed at 10 to 11. Prices for heifers, cows, and calves vary with quality, including prime veals around 10 to 11. Stronger calf and sheep ranges noted, with general market steadiness across categories despite some variability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Eng
Oood
Heliers
Court actions show divorces and civil suits
Agnes F. Gurtsak was granted a divorce from Charles Gurtsak for extreme cruelty by Judge D A Cook. Reidy Mauthe was granted a divorce from Barbara Mauthe for gross neglect and extreme cruelty by Judge Gus B Findley. Barbara Kusling is her restored name. Sampson Moore sues Wallace King and Sarah Protheros, administratrix of Melvin King estate, for 1095 alleged due on a judgment. A Nabakowsk of Amherst sues Philip Clotz of Lorain for 319 alleged due on an account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes F. Gurtsak
Charles Gurtsak
D. A. Cook
Reidy Mauthe
Barbara Mauthe
Gus B Findley
Barbara Kusling
Sampson Moore
Wallace King
Sarah Protheros
Melvin King
A. Nabakowsk
Amherst
Philip Clotz
Lorain
Local suits filed in Lorain on rent, damages, notes
The Bergman-Rieger Realty Company sues Mille r F. Brovies of Lorain for 185 dollars rent. Sarah Lerner sues Richard Dellefield and Cseh and Pirigvn, a partnership, for 250 dollars from a truck collision at Evivia avenue and 25th street. The National Bank of Commerce sues Simia Pouwynayar et al for 3438 on a promissory note, and foreclosures are sought on Lorain property. The bank also cites Vincenzo Di Filippo et al for 158 on a promissory note and foreclosures are sought. The Central Bank Company sues Stanley Kurtz et al for 4513 and 2019 on promissory notes and seeks foreclosure of Lorain property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergman-Rieger Realty Company
Miller F. Brovies
Lorain
Sarah Lerner
Richard Dellefield
Cseh and
Pirigvn
Eivria Avenue
25Th Street
National Bank of Commeree
Simia Pouwynayar
Vincenzo di Filippo
The
Central Bank Company
Stanley Kurtz Et al
Miller Back in Custody After Toledo Workhouse Escape
Adelbert Miller, 25, of Avon, was arrested Saturday by Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and Deputies Henry Moehl and Ed Monroe for officials at Toledo workhouse where he had escaped about six months ago. Miller had been sentenced by Judge A. R. Webber on September 29, 1934, for illegal sale of liquor. He escaped shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert Miller
Avon
Clarance W. Dick
Henry Moehl
Ed. Monroe
Toledo
Miller
A. R. Webber
Market Watch Cattle and Hogs Prices Show Slight Drops
The report lists mixed bids with cholee melee figures around 9.00 to 9.40 for hogs and cattle, noting light runs and slight declines across several weight ranges. Buyers reported steady to medium demand as several lots sold, with prices varying by weight and grade across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cholee
Hothouse Produce Prices and Varieties Listing
Hothouse cucumbers 12s and 25s priced at 1.50 to 1.75 per unit with fancy and choice grades. Lettuce a leaf basket 1.00, 10 lb basket. Mushrooms cartoned, parsley two dozen bunches and root parsley 59 cents per basket. Radishes two dozen bunches 1.25, rhubarb 11-12 lb baskets. Tomatoes assorted unthorsed banket prices 1.59 and 2.15 per small unit.
Jewelry Window Broken at Baron Jewelry Store
Police investigation follows a large window break at Baron Jewelry on Broad Street. Frances Dunn Haulda tor reported nothing was taken from the store and no injuries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Jewelry Company
Broad Street
Polis
Frances Dunn
Hauldator
Rabbit Fur Use Aids Nat Manufacturing Efforts
The chief use of rabbit fur is not for fur coats but to sustain the broader manufacture sector, supporting National production goals and economic resilience through diversified uses in industry.
Public Sale At Ridgeville Township On April 18
The undersigned offers for sale at his residence on Root Road Ridgeville Township 11-2 miles south of Fields Corners Thursday April 18 commencing at 1 o clock. Items include Jersey cows tractors plows cultivators sweeping gear poultry equipment a 1927 Chevrolet Coach and Ford one ton truck plus household goods. Terms cash. Julian W Perkins Owner Cyrus B Dawson Auctioneer LaGrange Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Township
Root Road
Fields Corners
Fordson Tractor
Oliver Tractor
Sioux
Chevrolet
Ford
Julian W. Perkins
Eaton
Cyrus B. Dawson
Grafton
Phone LaGrange
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Ey Coe
Natex
MUTR
Gladys Parmely West
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
Starsh Court Street
Bulletin ON
Gladys
Chronicle- Telegram
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Esther Alflen
Martes Club
Cora M. Shepard
Barber St
Mrs. Capri
Intend Furral
Patia Nous
Piave Arnald
Suneise Prvver
Merting
Linten Services
Elks Restaurant
Elyrian
Mrs
Brookfield
ACME
Fiat
O'Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Hromegrowers Market
Blue Bird Court Street
Oue Financial
Elyria Home For the
Methodist Episcopal Church of the North
Bailey
Hamburg
Haddock
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