Five Lorain men fined for intoxication spree
Five Lorain men were fined $50 and costs each by Justice S. J. George after a Saturday incident west of Lorain. Martin Slopovich, Joe Mihochy, Mike Kaurick, Philip Kumpack, and Mike Bwocovich pleaded guilty after deputies found two gallons of alleged whiskey in their auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Justce S. J. George
Martin Slopovich
Joe Mihochy
Mike Kaurick
Philip Kumpack
Mike Bwocovich
Steve Cowie
Harvey Crehore
Crebore
Cowie
D. A. Baird
George's Court
Officials Debate Fire Chief Recommendations At City Hall
A Saturday Board of Control session with the fire and police committee and the fire chief debated whether administrative matters should go to the Board of Control or through a standing city council committee. Mayor Hewitt and safety director endorsed submitting questions to department heads, while the committee chair argued for council committees to make independent recommendations. The meeting ended after a thorough discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
City Council
City Hall Council
Fire and Police Committee
Hewitt
C. C. Stolzenburg
Fire and Police
James A. Hewitt
Jobin N. Hidt
Myron Jones
Council
Jones
Two Longtime Friends Die Within Hours in Lorain
In Lorain on Apr 16 two lifelong friends died within ten hours of each other. Frank M. Noxon, a longtime local baker, died at 6:00 pm Sunday after a brief illness. Earlier, W. W. Whitehouse, once a mayoral candidate, passed away in the early hours of the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Frank M. Noxon
Lorain Baker
W. W. Whitehouse
Florida Produces 27 Percent Of U.S. Citrus Crop
Florida accounts for 27 percent of the nation’s total citrus fruit crop, highlighting the state’s dominant role in production and the national citrus market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
United States
Shock Brings Death To Wellington Woman
Charlotte Belden, 52, longtime government employee in Wellington, died in Washington on Saturday. The death is attributed to shock after learning she would be demoted and transferred from her position in the government insurance department. Further details are not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Charlotte Belden
Government
Washington
Government Insurance Department
City Hall offices to be designated with signs
City hall offices will be designated with signs to guide visitors. John N. Eidt, service director, announced arrangements to mark all offices in the building this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
John N. Eidt
James Fulton Fined In Police Court For Drinking
James Fulton was fined five dollars and four dollars costs suspended in police court this morning by Mayor James A. Hewitt after pleading guilty to being drunk. Fulton had given his address as the Jackson hotel when contacted by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fulton
Jackson Hotel
James A. Hewitt
Fulton
Injured Man Hit By Spill On West Ridge Street
John Borcsinecz aged 31 from 111 Dewey Avenue Elyria was injured Sunday afternoon when a spill from a bicycle on West Ridge Street undercut caused head wounds. He received medical care at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge Street
John Borcsinecz
Dewey Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Weller to Address Young Men's Club Meeting
Elyria cartoonist Jay Weller will speak to the Young Men's Club tonight at the 41 C A. Weller will discuss Relativity in his talk expected to draw interest from members and local attendees.
Simpson Motor Co. wins contract for street department truck
The contract has been awarded to the Simpson Motor Co for a new one ton truck for the street department. Delivery is planned within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Motor Co
Limbs Fall From Sleet Storm Amid Weekend Winds
Fallen limbs pile up after a sleet storm last weekend. Heat-weakened branches broke during heavy wind Saturday night into Sunday, causing scattered damage across the area.
Fined $5 and costs for intoxication in police court
Charles Jap Zander of Chestnut Street pleaded guilty in police court this morning to intoxication and was fined five dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Zander
Chestnnut Street
Purse Found At Interurban Station Belongs To Elyria Hospital
A purse found by the city hall janitor at the interurban station on Sunday is believed to belong to a patient or staff member at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Investigators are verifying ownership and value details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interuran
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gamboi Divorce Granted on Cross Petition Motion
Judge A R Webber grants Anthony Gamboi a divorce from Buford Gamboi in common pleas court this morning on a cross petition motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Gamboi
Buford Gamboi
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Evicted tenant sues for damages in Lorain court
C. B. Noche of Lorain files in common pleas court claiming he was evicted from a building he leased for two years and seeks 5090 dollars from former landlord John Smith. The suit, filed March 1, alleges breach of lease and seeks monetary damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Noche
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
John Smith
Truszak suit for divorce filed in common pleas court
Mary Truszak filed suit for divorce from Walter Truszak in common pleas court today citing gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The couple were married on June 23, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Truszak
Walter Truszak
Common Pleas Court
Local Suit Seeks $1671.73 From Lorain Pair
J. E. Trombley of Lorain files in common pleas court to collect an account totaling 1671.73 against Alice Lander Smith Jackson of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Trombley
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Alice Lander Smith Jackson
Ex-Sheriff Involved In Night Vehicle Collision
Ex-Sheriff Fred Underhill was struck by a car with a dealer’s license on Chestnut and Lodi streets, then hit again as the driver reversed. The car fled south on Chestnut. Underhill and Patrolman Corbett Southam pursued the vehicle to Lorain to locate the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Underhill
Underhill
Chestnut
Lodi
Chestnut St
Corbett Southam
Lorain
Credit Bureau Meet Scheduled at Newell Hotel
The next credit bureau meeting will be held at the Newell hotel this Thursday at 3 p.m. W. H. Gray, manager of Cleveland Retail Credit Men's Co., will speak and hopes the meeting becomes a round table discussion on credit granting. Reservations should be sent promptly.
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Credit Bureau
Newell Hotel
W. H. Gray
Cleveland Retail Credit Men's Co
Gray
Bremen Crosses North Atlantic and Lands on Greenly Island
German aviators Kohfeldt von Shuenefeld and Fitzmaurice, with Irish navigator, crossed the Atlantic east to west in the Bremen, battled worsening gale and blinding snow, then landed on ice near Greenly Island. They survived, were rescued by Jacques Le Temn ier and his team, and received aid as preparations for repairs and a possible return to New York began. News of the landing spread via radio and wires as relief efforts started from Long Point and Murray Bay.
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Land
Newfoundland
Greenly Island
Suniday
North Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Atlantic
Jacques le Temnier
Drake
Long Point
Labrador
Point Amour
William Barrett
United States
Koeh
von Shuenefeld
Fitzmaurice
Bremen
Louis Cassinier
Duke Schiller
Hey
United Press
Cuisinier
Schiller
New York
Fairchild
Faircchild
Murray Bay
Miraculus
Cutsinier
Schitler
Marray Bay
Quebec
Seven Islands
Montcalm
Koehl
von Huenefeld
Witzmaurice
D A R Congress Opens Amid Charges of Blacklisting
The 17th Daughters of the American Revolution convenes with over 3 500 delegates as Debates loom over Mrs Helen Bailie of Massachusetts claims the group blacklists speakers and enters politics while vice presidential ballots and a busy social program unfold.
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Washington
17Th
Daughters of the American Revolutionary Congress
Helen Tufts Bailie
Massachusetts
Alfred J. Brosseau
Bailie
Brosseau
America
Congress
H. Enugene Chubback
Illlinois
Henry V. Joy
Michigan
W. H. Conaway
West Virginia
Daniel AL. Garrison
Maryland
Brooke White, Jr
Florida
Rhett Goode
Wiliam Painter
Missouri
James Garvin
Indiana
Charles B. Jones
Texas
W. H. Munger
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Commerce Hoover
David Reed
Senator Reed
Pennsylvania
Mt. Vernon
George
Martha Washington
Lorain Church Plans Major Expansion In 200,000 Project
St Josephs Catholic church announced a planned build of a new church and three accompanying structures on Washington Avenue and 23rd Street. The project totals 200,000 with a main church costing 1235,000 a school at 349,009 a sisters home 12,000 and a priests home 12,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorain
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Washington Avenue
23Rd Street
Reid Avenue
15Th Street
Jury Called For Common Pleas Court in Lorain County
Fourteen Lorain county residents were summoned for special jury service in the common pleas court this morning. The panel includes Joe Frederick of Lorain H G Wilford Elyria Alex J Talbot Lorain Maud Billings Elyria C H Ehrman Amherst Carl Ernst Lorain John Bath Elyria Jake Knipper Lorain G M Marsh Elyria Howard Barnes Amherst M A Houghton Oberlin Smith Stone Lorain Charles Snodgrass Elyria Arthur Root Grafton and Mrs B J Vogler of Hotel Antler Lesain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Common Pleas Court
Joe Frederick
Lorain
H. G. Wilford
Elyria
Alex J. Talbot
Maud Billings
C. H. Ehrman
Amherst
Carl Ernst
John Bath
Jake Knipper
G. M. Marsh
Howard Barnes
M. A. Houghton
Oberlin
Smith Stone
Charles Snodgrass
Arthur Root
Grafton
B. J. Vogler
Antler
Lesain
Market wrap shows steady demand in Columbus wholesale fruit district
Dem and active in Columbus local wholesale produce district with a fairly steady market. Southern cabbage and new stock beets and carrots sold higher. California oranges in good demand. strawberries fetched higher than Saturday though quality fair. Egg prices unchanged. most poultry sold at last week’s quotations. Butter edged higher with firmer trade. butter quotes and fruit prices listed for retailers.
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Columbus
California
Market Prices for Potatoes Poultry Butter and Eggs in Cleveland
In Cleveland on April 16 market quotes show round white potatoes from Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan at 3.50 per 150 lb sacks, Idaho russet Burbanks at 3.33 per 120 lbs, Ohio bagged at 1.50 to 1.75. Poultry quotes include heavy broilers 45 to 48 cents, leghorns 35 to 40 cents, heavy fowls 28 cents, and eggs with extras at 32 cents, extra firsts 30 cents, firsts 27 to 28 cents. Butter prices list an array of grades from 39 to 48 cents per pound, cheese-like packing stock 30 to 32, with car tons 1 to 3 cents above quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Ohio Bu
Cleveland Livestock Market Report April 16
Receipts Hoes 4200. Market six to nine higher. Beef steers 11.50 to 12.50. Beef cows 7.50 to 9.50. Vealers 12.00 to 16.00. Hogs 699 receipts. Sows 7.00 to 7.75. Sheep 2300 receipts. Top fat lambs 15.50, bulk 15.00 to 15.50. Cull lambs 10.50 to 12.50. Fat ewes 6.00 to 6.50. Market steady to firm across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Market Report and Odd Railway Note
Toledo livestock market report from April 16 shows hogs mostly up with heavy, medium, and yorker categories described and cattle receipts around 150 with steer and cow prices down. Sheep and lambs are light and market slow while a note reprints Pekin trains being forbidden for safety and an automatic cable oiler for machinery prolonging service.
Methodists Visit New Cleveland Hospital Tour
One hundred ten members of the First Methodist Episcopal Church traveled from Elyria to Cleveland Sunday afternoon to tour the new St. Luke's hospital. They departed Elyria at 1 30 p m in 21 automobiles and arrived at 3 p m. Supt. C S Woods and A M Van Gorder led the tour before the group left Cleveland for Elyria at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cleveland
St. Luke’s Hospital
Elyria
Supt. C. S. Woods
A. M. van Gorder
Building Committee
Mercury Range In Many Cities Weather Report
The Weather Bureau lists yesterday’s high and last night’s low for 20 cities. Notable readings include Yuma 92 and El Paso 70 with 48, Charleston D C 72 and 0, Los Angeles 76 and 50, New York 46 and 28, Detroit 38 and 28, Denver 58 and 40, Omaha 60 and 30.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
East Port
New York
Charleston
D.C
Key West
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Brownsville
Tex
Nashville
Tenn
Cincinnati
Congress Today Senate Debates Naval Bill and Coal Inquiry
Senate resumes debate on the naval appropriation bill while the Interstate Commerce Committee continues the coal investigation. Agriculture subcommittee restarts the cotton inquiry. House actions include consideration of small bills on the unanimous consent calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Agriculture
House
Lorain Man Is Sentenced For Speeding
Rasmoni Curry of Lorain, 25, led Patrolman Howard Lewis on a chase at 80 mph on a boulevard. Traffic Judge Alva Corlett fined $75 and costs and sentenced him to six months in the workhouse, with four months suspended on condition he abstain from driving for a year. Curry, a mill worker, disputed the speed, while the officer noted a brief drop to 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rasmoni Curry
Lorain
Howard Lewis
Alva Corlett
Curry
Corlett
Lewis
Operetta Over ’t Garden Wall at church Friday
The Ond Congregational church presents the operetta Over ’t Garden Wall on Friday April 20 at 8 00 p m Admission is 25e, favoring attendees with a light program and local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ond Congregational Church
Death Record Mrs Thomas Rafferty Passes Suddenlly
Mrs Thomas Rafferty died suddenly at 1 45 PM yesterday at her home 209 Tuscarawas Street aged 24 years 4 months and 11 days She leaves her husband her parents Mr and Mrs George Bruce of Adams Street grandparents Mr and Mrs Peter Robertson of Wakeman six brothers and one sister Grace She was a member of the Second Congregational Church and worked in Dr Hulls office for five years Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 00 PM from the Second Congregational Church Rev C F Wiseman officiating The remains are at the parents home 421 Adams Street
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Thomas Rafferty
Tuscarawas St
George Bruce
Adams Street
Peter Robertson
Wakeman
Robert
Stanley
Glenn
Hugh
Royal
Peter
Grace
Athens
Rafferty
Willhaw Mastin Passes Away at 77 in Local Home
Willhaw Mastin died at 206 Fast Broad Street this morning at 10 45 age 77 7 28. He leaves wife a daughter Mrs W H Creen of Bakersfield California a grandson George Mastin of this city a granddaughter Helen of Detroit a brother and two sisters John Mastin Mrs HH Gallant and Mrs Hardiman all of England. He was an Odd Fellows member for 38 years. Funeral plans to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willhaw Mastin
Fast Broad Street
W. H. Creen
Bakerfield
California
George Mastin
Helen
Detroit
John Mastin
Hh, Gallant
Death notice for Albert Alexander of Eaton township
Albert Alexander died at his Eaton township home this morning at 12 30 after a brief illness. He was 7 years 9 months 2 days old and is survived by three children Albert Alexander Jr Mrs Gertie Martin and Eric Alexander twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He was the youngest of seven and lived in Faton area. Funeral from his home Thursday at 2 00 p m Rev H A Fieher will officiate and burial will be in Butternut Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Alexander
Eaton Township
Gertie Martin
Eric Alexander
Faton
Fl. A. Fieher
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Play Enjoyed by Old Glory Grange
Old Glory Grange held their regular meeting on Thursday evening April 12 with twenty six members present. The agricultural class presented a play which was very well received by the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Glory Grange
Medina Association of Congregational Churches Meet in Amherst
The 76th annual Medina Association of Congregational churches gathers at the local Amherst Congregational church on Wednesday. The program covers worship, committees, addresses on neighborliness and church cooperation, area pastors and leaders, a chicken supper, and an evening devotional led by the new moderator Rev. F E Eustman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
F. R. Powers
Marion B. Fisk
Cleveland
Medina Association
William J. Cady
Dinker
Philip M Warding
Kipton
Charles W. Recard
Wellington
Dr. Recard
M. VW. McGill
Lorain
Ilyria
Southland
N.ow. Bates
Sullivan
China
F. F. Tucker
Cina
A. H. Curry
Oberlin
Walter Fiss
Benediction
Jovery Church of the Associate
F. E. Eustman
Newton W Bates
R B. Whitehead
Pedro party honors players with reading and ovation
The April 13 pedro party featured ten tables and eight games. Miss Wilemere Gott gave a reading and Carl Giar received an ovation. Results: first Anna Sanders and John Halcomb, second Clara Ademski and George Mil ter, third Edith Hopkins and Ralph Sanders.
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Wilemere Gott
Carl Giar
Pedro
Anna Sanders
John Halcomb
Clara Ademski
George Milter
Edith Hopkins
Ralph Sanders
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Vaughn Electric Company
Reiser
Anp Pease Steinite Radios
Cleveland St
Moone
W. Phillip
Ty Fermal
Vienna
D. A. R. Congress
Lorain Church
W. E. Shay
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo
Elyma Eagles
All Welcome
Church of Christ
Ladies* Aid
Spencer
Elizabeth Wood
Hovwe
la Grange IV School
J. A. Nichols
A. H. Wilcox
Black Steel Plant
Cinders
Lake Ave. Coal Co
New Cleveland Hospital
Congress Today
Builders’ Supplies
A. Minnigh & Sons West St. & B. & O
William Mastin
Medina Assn
John
Ray N. Mclntire
Westboro
Mass
Father John
Firestone
Firestone Nr
Oldfield
AS Mason
West Ave
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