Local News in a Few Lines from West River Area
Suffering from exposure Robert Mosely 50 colored was found lying near Mun gay Quarry Hole off West River street late yesterday afternoon by police. He was taken to the hospital in the police car. Hospital authorities said today his condition was fair. He has a severe cold and pneumonia or other complications may set in. The sick man gave his home address Gattebnre Pa. The voice reports today indicated he had a sister living at 35 North street Bakerstown Maryland. Perry Green will speak at Wellington Perry Green state director of agriculture will be principal speaker at the Farmers Exchange banquet of the Wellington Kiwanis Club to be held Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows hall in Wellington. Jack Hannaford was elected president of the Junior B class of Elyria high school Tuesday afternoon at the class election. Other officers elected were Florence Steyman vice president Dorothy Mersdorf secretary and Franklin Crosse treasurer. Seeks divorce Extreme cruelty habitual drunkenness and gross neglect of duty were charged in a divorce petition filed in common pleas court today by Ana Komar 1669 East Thirty-second street Lorain against John Komar of the same address. The couple were married May 12 1923 and have one four year old child The plaintiff asks temporary alimony pending action on the divorce petition and asks for custody of the child and permanent alimony.
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Robert Mosely
Mun‘gay Quarry
West River Street
North’ Street
Bakerstown
Maryland
Perry Greren
Wellington
Perry Green
Farmers’ Exchange
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Odd Fellow's
Jack Hannaford
Elyria High School
Florence Steyman
Dorothy Mersdorf
Franklin Crosse
Common Pleas Court
Ana Komar
East Thirty-second Street
Lorain
John Komar
A. R. Webber
WHE
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Maine
Kansas
United States
Congress
John C. Calhoon
South Carolina
S. S. Senate
Jackson
Haman
Cathoon
Great Britain
Washington
Old State House
Philadelphia
Wiliam E. Gladstone
England
Thating Square
Supreme Court
Fisher
Yale College
Niel Institutes
Keeley
Prohibition
Dodetor
Chicago
Statler
Amherst junior class to present play in school auditorium
The Junior class of Amherst High School will stage a class play in the school auditorium Friday at eight p.m. Public invited. Weekend visits include Elyria residents at local homes and several Akron and Cleveland guests. Church choir schedules and a Masters and Engineers meeting in Cleveland are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Leo Meyers
Ben Grebe
Elyria
John Grebe
Lester Husted
Maynard Schriner
Walter Gassar
Akron
Nelson Nickel
Robert Allsop
Henry Schevergtine
Amherst
Sarah Wrasse
H. E. Moore
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Methodist Church
A. T. Patchett
Pittsburgh Steamship Company
Cleveland
Evias Jumont
Chas. Mathas
Christine Grebe
Social guests share Friday party and illness news
The report lists guests at a Friday evening event with games music and dancing. Attendees include Victoria Klemosxefski Elizabeth Gainok Mary Solka Ruth Allsop Virginia Gatland Hazel Bartlome and the Browns from Cleveland and Slater family from Oberlin Also Ford Moser family and Christ Helser home hosts Jacob Von Kennel a Wilmington College student was sent home due to his mother's illness Marquis Vou Kennel is noted as the subject of the absence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Agnes Klemosxefski
Elizabeth Gainok
Mary Solka
Ruth Allsop
Virginia Gatland
Hazel Bartlome
W. Brown
1Cleveland
Harry Slater
Oberlin
Pars
Ford Moser
Christ Helser
Jacob von Kennel
Wilmington College
Margeret Vou Kennel
High School Athletics Seen as Safety Valve and Growth
Ohio High School Athletic Association official Townsend praised athletics as a safety valve for surplus energy, detailing growth from football and basketball to track, tennis, swimming with 42 schools boasting pools. He urged scholarship first, lauded Elyria High for its program and sportsmanship, and noted gains in conduct and leadership through sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Sare
Townsend
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Elyria High School
Humber One Centicerd from Peg 2
Miss Herwood sustained a gunshot wound when the car she rode failed to halt at Lorain’s Fast Thirty-first street bridge during a liquor-suspect pursuit by city officers. Officer Louis Cicco was convicted of assault and battery and fined by Judge A R Webber. Other officers named: Frank Klady, Walter Knitter, and William Firestone.
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Herwood B
Thirty-first Street
Lorain
Cleveland
Louis Cicco
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Frank Klady
Chnief
Walter Knitter
William Firestone
Sheskey in court as Chismier death case advances
Joe Sheskey appeared in the city hall court charged with assault in the death of Frank Chigmier. Police refused to release Sheskey's written statement of the fight, while the city solicitor noted the grand jury would reconvene in June for further action. Funeral services for Frank Chigmier are set for 9 am Friday at St Agnes Church with interment at St Marys Cemetery.
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Joel Sheskey
Frank Chigmier
St. Agnes Church
Si.r Mary's Cemetery
Oberlin College Assembly and Week of Events
An Oberlin College assembly discussed the college personality and heard talks by L E B Cole on the outside world. Fr Koo will speak tomorrow at Finney Chapel on Priorities. Other lectures, clean-up week plans, engagements, and various club meetings are noted along with a marriage announcement for Cleveland Putnam Grant and Mary Elizabeth Moore.
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College Assembly
Oberlin
L. EB. Cole
Finney Chae
Koo
Flyney Chapel
Janet R. Winchester
Walter H. Delaplane
Cleveland Putnam Grant
Gberlin College
Mary Elizabeth Moore
Chicago
Grant
Lanthrop Grant
Field Museum of Natural History
Chilcee
Hyde Park
Sues Over Name Use By Store In Baron Jewelry Suit
A jury in common pleas court hears Carl Baron claim against Sol Slutsker for ten percent of net profits from Baron Jewelry at 375 Broad Street. Baron says sale to Slutzker included use of his name in the business. Oversalp transfer occurred in 1926. Lewisburg notes: Cora Mulinix, seven, was struck and killed by a car while walking to school yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Carl Baron
Sol Slutsker
Baron
Broad Street
Slutzker
Oversalp
Lewisburg
Cora Mulinix
Judge Webber Radio Address on Prohibition Teaching
Judge A R Webber spoke on WHE about Prohibition Making Good. He argues a nation under Prohibition may be better off and urges repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act while citing banking, education, and industry data to claim Prohibition is a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Webber
Rotary luncheon hears on crippled children work
Edgar F. Allen presided as the International Society of Crippled Children described at the Minneapolis convention. Delegates Sam Squirrel, Waler Underwood, and Harry Howett offered further explanation. Elyrians were praised for their role, with Wally Roe leading song and Jack Cronin presenting a toy package for Gates Hospital's crippled children.
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International Society of Crippled Children
Minneapolis
Minn
Edgar F
Daddy” Allen
Sam Squirrel Waler Underwood
Harry Howett
Elyrians
Wally Roe
Jack Cronin
Gates Hospital
Death Records In Elyria and Amherst Area
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Eleanor Hales aged 2 at her daughter’s home in Elyria, with multiple siblings and grandchildren listed, funeral plans set for Friday at Fields Corners Methodist Church. Also brief notices for Mrs. Cora Mae Carver of Amherst age 45 and Mrs. Joseph Trunice, 42, of South Amherst with funeral arrangements pending.
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Roy Carver
Amherst, O
Cora Mae Carver
Cleveland Ave
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Galtre
Carver
Middle Ridge
Amherst
Virginia
Mary A. Standon
Bert
Toledo
Harry
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Ely Nine To Face Lorain Nine At Highland Park
Elyria High opens at Highland Park today against Lorain High in a 3 45 p m game delayed by good weather. Coach A N Smith plans to start Smith on the mound as the locals seek a win over their archrivals.
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Elyriia Hi
Lorain
Highland Parkfeld
Elyria Hi
Rocky River
A. N. Smith
Smith
Farmers Savings Hank Sues Rook Over Promissory Note
The Farmers Savings Hank of Spencer filed suit in common pleas court today against Klara and Will Rook, asking judgment for 600 dollars on a promissory note alleged overdue.
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Farmers Savings Hank of
Spencer, C
Common Pleas Court
Klara
Will Rook
Market prices and 1928 toy export comparison
The Hay Market in New York reports quiet trading with large bales of timothy and light mixed No. 1 at 26 to 27 dollars, No. 2 at 23 to 25, and poorer levels 14 to 22. Small bales command 28 dollars for No. 1 and 23 to 24 for No. 3, with poorer 13 to 21. Heavy mixed clover No. 3 to 1 brings 15 to 24. The United States toy exports in 1928 rose to 200,267 dollars more than in 1927.
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New York
Timothy
Lght
United States
Wellington Man Hurt In Auto Accident Near Finley
Merton Carpenter of Garretsville formerly of Wellington travels for Champfield Hardware Co. was in a collision near Finley. He was rushed to Finley hospital then sent home after breaking several ribs cutting his head and face and losing teeth. He is recovering slowly.
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Wellington
Merton Carpenter
Garretsville
Finley
Carpenter
Champfield Hardware Co
Geneva
Finley Hospital
Failure To Pay For Meals Lands Youths In Jail
Two New Yorkers, Jack Sarton and Nat Fried, were jailed after dining at Bivin's on Broad Street and attempting to leave without paying. Police noted the youths were well dressed as they admitted they had no money.
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Jack Sarton
Nat Fried
Chentyong
Bivin's
Broad Street
Market price quotes and local grain notes
Market Cleveland lists butter eggs poultry and potatoes with price ranges and bids for Ohio and New York, plus Chicago and Toledo quotations for butter eggs poultry and grains. Minneapolis grain reports include flour, bran, wheat, corn and oats with futures and shipment data. Local social notes mention church events, visits, and sermons at Elyria Wellington and Cambridge communities.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Marie Green
Idaho
Minneapolis
Elyrians in California: Buck and Smith rise in LA and San Diego
A letter from T. T. Robinson, visiting California, profiles two Elyria natives. Lee G. Buck, Ridgeville and Elyria alum, now city manager of Long Beach with vast harbour plans and a high salary. George Smith, son of an Elyria pastor, rose to executive vice president of the First National Bank of San Diego. Elyria looks like a good place to come from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Robinson
California
Mr. Robinson
Lee G. Buck
Ridgeville
Elyria
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Long Beach
Charlies Crehore
George Smith
First National Bank of
San Diego
Walter Lerach
State Bread Scam Targets Bellevue and Columbus Bakers
The state food and dairies division prepares affidavits against fourteen Bellevue and Columbus bakers and drivers for the state bread exchange trick. Accused questioned by O J Batley, with filings expected. The charge claims stale bread is moved to another store as fresh bread, a common statewide practice, with arrests planned in several cities.
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Columbus
Food and Dairies Division
State Department of Agriculture
Bellevue and
O. J. Batley
Batley
East Liverpool man flees large alienation suit
East Liverpool timing contractor Lewis M. Capehart fled a $50,000 alienation suit filed against William F. Scheibly of Fairmont West Virginia, an automobile accessory dealer, alleging theft of his wife’s affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Lewis M. Capehart
William F. Scheibly
Fairmount
W. Va
Dixie Fire Kindler Handy as a Match
Crooks Coal Co. advertises a Dixie fire kindler handy as a match at lower cost than wood, with contact by phone 2178 for business inquiries and purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Fire
Crooks Coal Co
Quoalmanns Gan Tablets Promote Gas Relief
An old advertisement offers Quoalmann's Gan Tablets to relieve stomach gas, anxiety, and bloating. It claims to ease heart palpitations, drowsiness after meals, and improve circulation by preventing gas from interfering with the body, with a yellow package and price listed.
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Xus
Atomech
Quoalmann
Armand Angere
Bessmann
C. W. Phillips
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Ionitt
Humber
Peg
Avion
Eberts
Drug Store
Broad St
Esther Alfsen
North Park Street
John A. ‘Leow
Northwestern University
Councis
Episcopal Congregation
Trinity
Fellowship Club
Methodist Sunday School
Massiosars Society
L. B. Willams
Elm Street
Willam Winter
J.D. Yocom
T. M. T. M. Club
Jack Schaffer
Wes. Lorain Street
P. G. Worcester
Young Stars
Young Star Club
Bert Gibson
Wallace
Methodist Churches
Lexington
Kentucky
Charles Hallauer
Sullivan
Friends
Norhorse
Comaniaton and
Daddy Allen Addregoes Rotary
Eleanor Hales
Clara Sanderson
Earl Ct
Levening
P. A. Speith
W. E. Shay
C. B. Nash
Burton Hales
Eaton
R. K. Simms
Oberlin Road
Wm. Smith
Chestnut Ridge
E. J. Beardsley
Frank Beardsley
Fields Corners
Free Methodist Church
Taylor Funeral Home
Fields Corners Methodist Church
Fulmer
Fields Corners Cemetery
Jos
Trunice
Joseph Trunice
West Main Street
Poland
Joné
Stanley
Lottie
Sophronia V. Hopkins
Cleveland Street
Zilch’s
Subusis
The
Merry Twelve
Merry Twelve Club
Charles Frank
Walter Hyde
Virginia Brouse
Charles Barrick
Walter Sheperd
Willis Hines
Herrick
Myron T. Herrick
A. R. Wean
E. A. van Cleef
H. O. Pratt
Walter Holland
C. M. Stolpman
Edith Robinson
Herrick Library
George
Robert Herrick
Rollin Wilbur
Fred Wells
Vere Dll
Grege
Sherbondy Home
American Legion
American ‘Legion
Eague
Child Conservation League
Ireta Morgan
Matt King
C. A. Barnes
Morgan
George Jackson
Ida Furze
Charles W. Furze
Charles Fox
M Irs
Mary Althaus
Albert Althaus
Ralph Weiss
Kroger
Mrs. Wells
Baptist
Nelson
Rachael Shively
Harold T
WJAY
Nelsen
Miss Shively
Billy
George Dibble
Wheaton College
Ruth Hege
Janet
Jean Sharpe
Lakewood
Rey
H. K. Finley
Nell Hyre
Baptist, Teachers and Workers Council
Thair
Misa
Hyte
Japan
Church of Christ
Fern Studebaker
BR. K. Finley
A. C. McClellan
James West
Frank Zimpher
Lillian Jackson
Idal Smith
Eva Masten
Murray Finley
Mary Elizabeth
Magdalene Gollmar
Cambridge
Wheaton
Bennett Street
Evelyn Rugg
Mary Elizabeth Finley
Kev
P. R. Miller
Madge Tadlock
Frank Hard
Baptist Church
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Jent
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
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