Court affirms double liability judgments in Ohio banks
The Ohio Court of Appeals at Lima today upheld four double liability rulings totaling 493304.63 against about 116 stockholders of the defunct Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company and Commercial Savings Bank and Trust Company. The ruling, the first of its kind, endorses a Common Pleas decision, with the state superintendent of banks asserting strong legal effect for 27 related cases pending statewide.
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Toledo
Court of Appeals
Lina
Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company
Commeére Ceial Savings Bank and Trust, Company
Ohio
Common Pleas
James S. Martin
Banking Department
Nolan Boggs
Ira J. Fulton
Charley A. Guernsey
Phil M. Crow
Kenton
William Klinger
Lima
State Superintendent of Banks
Man Drops Dead Aboard Chicago Trolley Run
Motorman Ed ward Engles, 51, near end of shift to Chicago's far north side, turned and said This is as far as We 60 before dying of heart disease on the trolley.
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Chicago
Edward Engles
Thirteen Leases for Well Drilling Filed in County
Thirteen leases for gas well drilling covering 480 acres in Avon and Ridgeville Townships were filed with County Recorder William G. Mitchell by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company, already holding several thousand acres in the county. Four leases are in Avon on parcels owned by George P. Urig Bernard Urig Aloys J. Nagel and Edward A. Nagel. The Ridgeville leases cover Barbara Meyer Alicia J. Harding Charles R. Falkner John A. VanArsdale Mary A. Foley Eleanor E. Foley Maury Wysocky Arthur Falkner and Henry F. Steffen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Ridgeville
William G. Mitchell
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Avon Township
George P. Urig
Bernard Urig
Aloys J. Nagel
Edward A. Nagel
Lantern theft leads to jail time in pattern court
Leon Jenkins of East Avenue was fined £5 and costs and sentenced to seven days in county jail after pleading guilty to petty larceny for taking a lantern from the Middle Avenue project. He later admitted selling the lantern, prompting an additional ten days. Chief Stankard warned of safety risks and the Highway Construction Company noted a loss of between fifteen and twenty lanterns recently.
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Leon Jenkins
East Avenue
Cutty
W. T. Vanoster
Jenking
Middle Avenue
Jenskins
Jenkins
E. J. Stankard
Highway Construction Company
Afteen
First arrest under new state liquor law reported
Charles M walk state liquor inspector arrested Vincent Romeo of 1415 East Avenue for allegedly selling liquor not from an authorized agency. Romeo sold a half pint to the inspector, pleaded not guilty before Justice Joseph Petro, and was released on $100 bond pending trial next Friday.
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Charles M. Walk
Vincent Romeo
Romeo
Joseph Petro
Elyria Shoe Repair Shops Set New Closing Hours
Elyria shoe repair and shine parlors announce new closing times after a meeting. Starting next Monday shops will close at 6 p m on weekdays, 9 p m on Saturdays, with Saturday hours in effect this week and the new hours applying next week onward. The change follows a code update and was signed by the local shoe rebuilders president.
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Elyria
Snee
Hite
Death notices and funeral services from South Euclid Avon and nearby areas
Funeral services for William H Seaber were held at Marxen Funeral Home South Euclid with burial at Whiteheaven cemetery. He leaves a widow, one daughter Amelia Werle, four grandchildren and three brothers. John Kneipper died at his Avon Village home leaving a widow and seven children. Others include Joseph and Frank of Avon Louise McAllister of Sheffield Loyelta Hicks Lorain Carl Avon Mrs Sieila Burkett of California and Hoerberg West. Also noted are later references to George Larr County Home and unrelated comments on Reform Be dated in England. The obituary fragments mention incomplete funeral arrangements and mixed local names.
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William H. Seaber
Marxen
South Euclid
Whiteheaven
O. M Center Road
Seaber
Wade Park
Knights of Malta
Malta
Feneral Home
Amelia Werle
John Kneipper
Avon Village
Kneipper
Avon
Germany
Gertrude Kneipper
Joseph
Frank
Louise McAllister
Sheffield
Loyelta Hicks
Lorain
Carl
Sieila Burkett
California
Hoerberg
West
Allie
Inc
Obituary: Miss Eoline Spaulding Dies at Oberlin Home
Miss Eoline Spaulding 2 died yesterday at 171 Anse College street Oberlin Ohio after a long life that began in Pittsburgh December 17 1851. She led the Oberlin College library cataloguing department for years retiring in 1927. Surviving sisters are Mrs Hannah Dodge Oberlin and Mrs Emma Drennen Denver. Funeral Sunday at 3 Sedgeman Parlors with interment in Steubenville.
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Oberlin, O
Eoline Spaulding
Anse College Street
Spaulding
Pittsburgh
Steubenville
Ohio
Oberlin
Ellen Hawkins
College Library
Hannah Dodge
Emma Drennen
Denver
Colorado
Sedgeman
Stewbenville
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Announced
Oberlin College releases a weekly events list for April 21 to 24 featuring athletics tennis Oberlin versus Otterbein at 1 50 PM at the Athletic Field a radio concert at Station WTAM and a senior organ recital in Finney Hall. April 22 includes Church Student Classes. April 23 hosts Social Science Club lunch and lectures at First Church. April 24 presents Chapel programs Public Affairs Society and senior voice recital at Warner Hall.
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Theological
Bosworth Hall
Oberlin
Otterbein College
Oberlin College
Wtam Cleveland
Finney
Mallory W
Oberlin Inn
N. van der Pyl
Nnes
Haskell
First Church
T. J. Meek
Finney Chapel
George O. Lillich
Bruce H. Davis
Public Affairs Society
Sturges Hall
Verne Lolds
Warner
County actions and court filings in And About The Court House
County commissioners asked State Relief Commission approval for May relief of 11 050 funded from excise tax bonds. Bert Kardos was fined 5 and costs for assault and battery by Justice Joseph Petro. Robert Finley sued National Life and Accident Insurance Co for 5 000 for alleged contract violation. Helen Schremp sought divorce from William Schremp on cross neglect and cruelty. Harris Nicholl conservator of Lorain National Bank of Commerce sued Charles Bender et al for 5. Foreclosure of Lor property requested. Guthrie district improvement petition approved. May 15 hearing for plans and schedules to be presented by county surveyor. The Camden Township BTUs Hoe filed the petition.
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State Relief Commission
Bert Kardos
Furnace Strest
Joseph Petro
Andy Abahazies
Robert Finley
The
National Life and Accident Insurance Company Et al
Hiarrs Nicholl
National Bank of Commerce of
Lorain
Charles
Bender Et al
County Commission
Guthrie
Camden Township
Tail fight criticism prompts repair and inspections
Commission representatives John v. no and Sherman Gove criticized the tail fight as faulty. A repair man was summoned and the light was repaired. Inspectors have been examining the company's bureaus with some condemned as unfit for further service.
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Commission
John v. No
Sherman Gove
Oberlin College Event Schedule And Briefs
Oberlin lists a multi day program at Finney Chapel and Oberlin Athletic Field including lectures by Professor Lawrence Cole and Professor T J Meek, a tennis match, and baseball game. Evening concerts by choirs and Electra performances run April 25 to 27 with an April 28 track meet and art exhibit ongoing. Bries note trips to Cleveland to the Federal Reserve and Stock Exchange and a tuberculosis talk by Dr H R O Brien plus Royal Arch Masons convocation.
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Lantee Crawford
Finney Chapel
Lawrence Cole
Oberlin
College of Wooster
Muskingum College
Haskell
First Church
T. J. Meek
D.C. Kinsey
Finney
A Capella
Warner Hall
Oberlin Dramatic Association
Sophocles
Margaret Andrews
Finnel Chapel
Sports Pictures Shown At Elyria Foremen Club Meeting
At the Elyria Foremen's Club April gathering at the YMOC about 150 attended as 30 Freshman Y Club members joined to view sports pictures by Ed Bang. Bang highlighted 28 sports, from bobsled and ski events at Lake Placid to the 1935 World Series and Notre Dame football. The program featured varied sports and music by the Elyria City Four. The next meeting is set for May 17 with no program announced.
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Xporta Wcyit
Elyria Foremen
YMOC
Bang
Cleveland
Lake Placid
Oxford
Notre Dame Army
Yale
Weekly Movie Guide and Club Plans for Swimming Meet
A newspaper page lists films at Capitol Rivoli and Dreamland with age notes and dates April 20 21 for titles including Come on Marines Rip Tide Sleepers East Emperor Jones and Straightaway. It also notes the Freshman Club at the YMCA planning a swimming meet and baseball practice with two teams formed for the meet after a club meeting and a stop at Elyria Foremen's Club to view 1933 sports pictures.
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Parent-Teacher Council
National Board OF Reviews
Capitol
Mature
Emperor Jones
O'Neill
Brutus Jones
Emperor
Elyria Foremen's Club
C. A
Market Prices and Livestock Quotes From Cleveland Area Market
Market reports show cattle, calves, sheep, hogs and poultry values with steady trends for the week. Feeder cattle and slaughter cows vary by grade while hogs hold near steady. grain futures list No. 2 red wheat at 72 1/2 cents and corn around 50 cents, with Ohio and New York prices cited for potatoes and grains.
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Eveland
Canon
Toledo Gratin
Toledo
Guanen
Eveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Timothy
Seed and market items with a private carrier notice
The page lists seed prices and market items such as clover and parsnips with baskets and weighed amounts. It also contains a public notice that William W Casey filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for a private motor carrier permit to serve several firms in Elyria, Cleveland, and nearby areas, with vehicle details and contact for information.
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William W. Casey
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
Leslie Bros, Inc
Elyria
Algert Silberman, Inc
Cleveland
Elyria Belting & Machinery CO
Coma
Columbus
Marseilies
Dla
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Stanley Lisowsky
Erie Street
W. H. Yanoster
Lisowsky
Andy Szalay
Lake Avenur
F. Rice
East Bridge Street
Elyria High Auditorium
Glen Rogers
Elyria Lumber and Coal CO
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Ourt Street
Economy Shoe Store
East Ave
Post Office
Peoples Store
Broad Street
Torn Kneipper
Lady Funerat
Georre Larr
England
Ta ¢Atea
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alplen
Louis Bliss
Pleasant St
Mido E. Spaulding
Helen Schremp
William Schremp
Reger & Binninger
Towelry
Century Block
Woolworths
Washington
District of Columbia
Allen Art
J.T. Henderson
J. H. Kutscher
Oberlin School of Commerce
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Legion Hall
William Steigley
Conservatory of Music
Steigley
R. W. Bradshaw
New York City
Washington, D. C
American Public Health Association
American Social Hygiene Association
National Tuberculosis Association
American Student Health Association
Dr. Bradshaw
Wright Laboratory
H. R. O’brien
Oberlin Women's Club
Royal Arch Masons
Sederis Restaurant
Weekly Movie Guide
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Cherry Ridge Lorain County
B. J. Miller
Anhorn
Leghorn
Maine
Idaho
New York
Michigan
Fanes Creamery
Tenekeom
Bots House
Florida
Texas
Peas
Fey
Pers
Puerto Rico
Louisiana
Wellington
Prospect Ave
F. G. Wiles Clayton Sooy
Rigbee
West Broad Street
Armando the
Bo Bo Do Girl
Billy Howley
Mary Lapt
Bridge Club
Oberlin Ave
Billie Queen
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