Ohio institutions benefit by will of Parmelee
The late Cleveland financier James Parmelee left a will that leaves major art collections to the Corcoran Gallery in Washington and the Cleveland Museum of Art. His widow Alice Maury Parmelee is principal beneficiary. Endowments include Garfield Memorial Hospital Washington 25000 Youngstown Hospital Association 25000 Raven School Youngstown 25000 Lake County Memorial Hospital Painesville and Lake Erie College Painesville 50000 each. Surplus income allocations go to Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation Washington 25 percent and Corcoran Art Gallery 15 percent. Parmelee, a multi millionaire, was a native of Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
James Parmelee
Cleveland
Hire
Alice Maury Parmelee
Parmelee
Corcoran Art Gallery
Cleveland Museum of Art
Washington Gallery
Cleveland Museum
Parmetee Herrick
Myron T. Herrick
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Youngstown Hospital Association
Raven School
Youngstown
Lake County Memorial Hospital
Painesville
Lake Erie College
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation
Parmetea
Parmetee
N Nwative
Pleads Not Guilty to Driving While Intoxicated
Don Mays of Cleveland pleaded not guilty to a driving while intoxicated charge after being arrested here last night. His trial is scheduled for tomorrow morning. Robert Bessel and Fred Gutzkr, also of Cleveland and present with Mays, were fined $3 and given tests for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Mays
Cleveland
James A. Hewitzing
Robert Bessel
Fred Gutzkr
Mays
Injunction Filed Over Lorain Sign Ordinance License
Criterion Advertising Co Cleveland filed a common pleas court injunction to restrain enforcement of Lorain's sign ordinance. The measure imposes a $50 license fee for each firm and a $6 per sign fee, deemed confiscatory by the petitioner. The action seeks to halt the ordinance's impact on sign erection and related fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Criterion Advertising Compa Cleveland
Ordinanee
Death Record Mrs Cora Emmerick Henrietta
Mrs Cora Emmerick 49 died at Elyria Civic Wednesday after an operation a week earlier. Born Brownheim she graduated Brownhelm High School and belonged to Henrietta Methodist Church. Surviving Harold Sarah LeRoy Winifred two sisters Lucile Davis Los Angeles Anna Braun Lorain one brother Albert Fiebach Cleveland. Burial in Henrietta cemetery with services at Manrietta Methodist Church officiated by Rev FL Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Emmerick
Henrietta
Elyria Civic
Brownheim
Brownhelm High School
Henrietta Methodist Church
Emmerick
Harold
Sarah
LeRoyard Winifred
Lucile Davis
Los Angeles
California
Anna Braun
Lorain
Albert Fiebach
Cleveland
Zilch
Manrietta Methodist Church
FL Ross
Henrietta Cemetery
Court Actions and Divorces Noted Across Ohio District
Christ Rinkowski sues Josef Saikowski in tevelin for 100 dollars claiming loss of farm property. Albert Sadler of Elyria arrested on non support warrant and to be arraigned. Mary Novascek seeks divorce from John on grounds of gross neglect and cruelty, married 1908. Bessie Jackson seeks divorce from Harold, married 1928. Edward Smith sues Lacy Smith over land contract dispute in Sheffield Township alleging purchase issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Rinkowski
Inteplevin
Josef Saikowski
Albert Sadler
Elyria
Walter H. Watts
Mary Novascek
Lorain
John
Bessie Jackson
Fledault
Harold
Edward Smith
Agalmet Lacy Smith
Sheffield
Local Schools Represented At Cleveland Convention
About 20 kindergarten and primary teachers from Elyria attended the thirty eighth annual convention of the Association for Childhood Welfare in Cleveland this week. The Creative Arts of the Young Child is the topic today with school visits to Cleveland planned for tomorrow. Suffer minor injuries in auto collision. Mrs Clarence Koontz and Mrs William Bodine treated at Memorial hospital after a collision at Haz ard and Park avenues with a vehicle driven by White. Elyrians Attend Shrine Ceremonial. Between 36 and 4 Elyria men attended the annual Spring Ceremonial of the Al Koran Temple Shrine in Cleveland today as the ceremony continues throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Association For Childhood Welfare
Cleveland
Clarence Koontz
Cornell Avenue
William Bodine
East Avenue
Memorial Hospital
White
Harvard Avenue
Hazard
Park Avenues
al Koran
Dar. i
Railroad to be junked after prosperous era ends
The once prosperous rail line from East Liverpool to Lisbon Leetonia and Salem will operate at midnight and then end. The coal land shipments and West Point mines that year brought work, but business declined. The closure will leave workers out of work and power arrangements are in flux while seeking alternatives.
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Lisbon
Liverpool
Leetonia
Salem
Midnighr
West Point
West Po Ct
Jumps To His Death From Bridge
In Cleveland on April 23 a man leapt from a bridge rail into the Cuyahoga River below after being observed by motorists. The unknown victim, age about 35, weighed 230 pounds, had initials M E S on a hat band and an address 632 Seldex Avenue, Detroit believed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
Seldex Avenue
Detroit
Girls Riot At State School In Columbus Event
State Welfare Director John McSweeney was called to Delaware to investigate a riot at the Girls Industrial School led by three prisoners. Girls broke windows and hurled insults while authorities subdued the disturbance as lawmakers from Ashland County arrived to inspect the institution. The rioters had recently been paroled violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John McSweeney
Delaware
McSweeney
House Finance Committee
J Freer Bittinger
Ashland County
Democratic
Writes Of Quake In Nicaragua
A first hand description from Lee Dimter a United States Marines radio operator depicts the Managua earthquake. He recalls buildings toppling and water mains breaking, with natives fearing divine wrath and worry of possible unrest after Marines halt aid. The letter to his parents also notes the chaos and distress among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Lee Dimter
Company 17
United States Marines
Frank Dimter
Elyria
Portland
Oregon
New York Central Railroad
Elyria Yards
Warning to Elyria Students on Railroad Trespassing
Circular from the American Railway Association urges Elyria school children to stay off railroad tracks. It cites 3472 fatalities and 4696 serious injuries among young Americans over seven years due to trespassing, with photos and stories illustrating the dangers and the phrase too much to pay for a little sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Railway Association
Foil Plot To Smuggle Guns And Ammunition
Cincinnati from April 23 reports an alleged plot to smuggle guns and ammunition into Hamilton County. Details are garbled but mention a plan to use a fishing line and window actions to facilitate the traffic, with eerie threats that objects would drop from a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
John Sash A. Green
King and Queen of Siam Rest at Reid Home
King Prajadhipok of Siam and Princess Sukhokaya rest at Mrs Whitelaw Reid’s suburban estate en route to Washington. The king, weakened by malaria and bronchitis, seeks cataract surgery. they remain incognito as Prince and Princess Sukhodaya until Tuesday. Local guards ensure security for the royal party during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prasadsipok
Romsart
Ho Hall
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Prajadhipok
Buddha
Lady of God
Sukhodaya
Washington
Air Officers Die as Planes Collide Over Sussex
SEAHURST PARK England April 23 A plane carrying Air Vice Marshal Felton Vesey Holt and Flight Lieutenant Henry M Moody collided in the air with another craft and crashed killing both officers The second plane’s pilot Bergt Charles Wareham was unharmed Holt commander of the air defense fighting area was leaving Tangmere air station after an inspection when the collision occurred C V Carter was granted a divorce from Pearl on grounds of grown neglect of duty The decree was awarded by Judge A B Webber this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seahurst Park
Sussex
England
Felton Vesey Holt
Henry M. Moody
Afr
Charles Wareham
Holt
Tangmere
C. V. Carter
Pearl
A. BR. Webber
Death of C G Reynolds in Oberlin at 91
C G Reynolds, 91, died yesterday at the home of his daughter Mrs Clyda Gilbert in Oberlin after a long illness. Born December 22 1839 in Fitchville, he lived there until his wife’s death sixteen years ago, then moved to Oberlin. Survived by a sister Mrs T B Tucker of Toledo and his daughter, funeral Friday at 2 pm in Fitchville with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Charles G. Reynolds
Clyda Gilbert
Elm Street
Mr. Reynolds
Fitchville
Gilbert
T. B. Tucker
Toledo
Dr Fairfield to Visit Oberlin And Shansi Memorial
Dr Fairfield a Oberlin College alumnus and American Board foreign missions official returns from North China after eighteen years. He meets Oberlin Shansi Memorial trustees and student delegates, hosts a luncheon with the Skhan shi committee, then speaks Sunday evening at a King Bosworth event in the Men's building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynn Cowan Fairfield
Oberlin College
American Board of Foreign Missions
Oberlin
Fairfeld
Oberlin- Shanst Memorial Association
North China
Oberlin-Shansi Memorial
Fairfield
Oberin-Siansi Memorial Association
Skhansi
King-Bosworth
Nking-Bosworth
Holy Name Society Holds Meeting in Oberlin
The Holy Name Society met at the parish with a fish supper and a main address by Cornian art Academy’s Itt Ba Fae, Cleveland. Father Burke spoke on the society’s purpose and daily life, with Fathers McLaughlin Skifnger and local leaders also participating. An organizing meeting is set for Friday evening April 24 at 8 oclock in the church auditorium, invitation extended to all parish members and Wellington parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Nate Sen
Dy Burke
Chan
Capaci
G Measegy
Faerar
Cornian Art Academy
Cleveland
Oberlin
Fathers McLaughlin
Skif
Parsh and
Wellington
Governor Signs State Park Board Bill
Governor White signed the Farnsworth bill creating a State Park Board and park system. The measure authorizes municipalities to take over abandoned canal lands for park use and to convert suitable lands into a state park system. The board includes the State Director of Public Works, State Forester, State Conservation Commissioner, Ohio State University Civil Engineering head, director of the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society, and a governor appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Farnsworth
White
W. W. Farnsworth
Lucas County
Civil Engineering College of
Ohio State Univversity
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
Communists clash with police at Wellington Parliament
Rioting broke out at the gates of Parliament in Wellington as about two hundred Communists clashed with police. Brickbats and stones damaged the scene while several demonstrators were arrested, including members of a delegation of unemployed. A deputation told Minister of Labour S. G. Smith that people were starving and warned of wholesale burglaries and turmoil unless the government acts, saying the Parliament protest was only a forerunner of more trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
N. Z
G. Smith
Smith
Two Bills Signed By Governor In Ohio Action
Governor White signed the Vail Bill exempting life insurance policy proceeds paid to trust funds from the inheritance tax. He also signed the Mildren Bill banning fish nets near the Ohio River and the Silbert Bill striking the library fine allotment from municipal and police court revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
White
Herman Wall
Cleveland
Ohio River
Silbert
Johnson
Blaze Destroys Yukon Block Near Pittsburgh
A major fire in Yukon near Pittsburgh started at the Lyric Theater and swept a billard room barber shop residence drug store and general store. More than 130 people escaped to the street as the blaze caused about 100000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Yukon
Tunis
Lyric Theater
Amherst Hosts Concert and Club Activities in Town
Amherst reports a concert at St Peter Evangelical by Elyria Masonic Chorus with pieces from Germany to America directed by John E Wirkler plus Nathan Prive as pianist. Local clubs met for quilting, bridge, and society events. Lorain County Music Day selections for Amherst students chosen. various notices on church meetings, a Ladies Aid session, and a funeral in Birmingham.
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Amherst
iThe Elyria Masonic Chorus
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Germany
England
Russia
Italy
Norway
Sweden
America
Robert Franz
Drake
C.F. Chudleigh
Candish
Mr. Beck
William Redditk
Scherzo
Charles Griffes
Nathan Price, Jr
J. Svendsen
Edward Grieg
Tschaikov
Nina
G. B. Perigolese
Flem
Horatio Parker
Arthur S. Sullivan
John E. ‘Wirkler
Nathan Prive
Geraldine Giblin
Donald Ludwig
Seymour Norton
Harold Mathes
Jessie McGee
South Main Street
C. D. Reynolds
Reynolds
George Pells
Joseph Frobeck
Girl Reserve
Thelma Mays
Lois Stiwald
Marjory Plato
Flora Sabiers
R. W. Gerber
C. A. Alexander
Mary Walker
Robert Ewell
Birmingham
Floyd C. Moore
Ambherat
Lorain County
Elyria
Ava Masters
Donia Braun
Anna Hobiber
Emma _ ristaric
Donna Mae Pumphrey
Olive Guild
Audrey Bierman
Elmore Benedict
Edwin
Robert Hall
F. C. Moore
Markets and Livestock: Cleveland and Chicago Quotations
Cleveland produce prices and livestock bids including butters, eggs, poultry and hogs. Cattle calves and sheep quoted with bids, receipts and price ranges. Chicago cash quotations show butter eggs poultry and potatoes with receipts and price levels. Distinct entities include Cleveland and Chicago markets, butter prices, hogs and cattle bids, and various grain and produce items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Butte
United States Department of Agricultural
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Texas
Bilaw
Dowhite Oberg
Tee
Toledo
Flower Sketches Displayed In Elyria Store For Wild Flower Day
Watercolor sketches of Northern Ohio flowers fill the Central Book Store window in observation of National Wild Flower Day on April 24. Artist Miss Bertha Dunham from Cleveland Road notes many species like trilliums and adder tongues may die if picked, with trilliums taking years to bloom. Some orchids and wild roses may be found in Cascade Park. The display urges protection of endangered plants and warns against harvesting wildflowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Syria
Bertha Dunham
Cleveland Road
Dunham
Aid Inc. on the Air Again Tonight
A radio program by Aid Inc. is scheduled from 8 to 8:45 PM on WJAY with Jack Sullivan’s orchestra from Elyria. The item also notes ongoing discussions about school services, warning that eliminating offerings would reduce system efficiency, though no specific services are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maston
AID Inc
Herogram
WJAY
Jack Sullivans
Chestra of
Elyria
Convict Novelist Freed on Parole for Good Behavior
Robert Joyce Tasker has been released from San Quentin Prison California on parole after cutting more than three years from his sentence. He was imprisoned for a grocery store hold up with a broken revolver and was later offered a position on the editorial staff of a Hollywood film magazine. Tasker gained recognition for his prison writings including short stories and novels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Joyce Tasker
San Quentin Prison
Calif
Tasker
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Lang
Siam
Reid Home
RRS
Esther Alin
C.G. Reynolds
Girl Scouts of America
Model Home of America
Girl Scouts
Washington, D. C
Girl Scouts of
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Herbert Hoover
Little House
National Headquarters
New York
Royal Girl Scouts
South Woods
Arboretum
Agzire Bertram
Denmark
Bertram
Oberlin Women's Republican Cin
Geclock
Harry N Helmes
Reamer Place
George Dudley
Congress
Charlotte Bond
Carson
Susan Hinman
National Law Enforcement League
Washington, D.C
Wiliam T. Foster
Wright Laboratory
G. Clifton
King Street
Cleveland Clinic
Crile
Kian Sisters
George Jackson
Wendolyn
Dr. Fairfield
State Park Board
Werner
A. L. Werner
Chiy
J. Nesencranz
East Street
Micha W
Congregational Church
F. R. Powers
Ed. Lehman
Pete
Ter
Ann Lorain
Maryme Sharp
Amherst Park Bank
Virginia Cullman
Gladys Hopkins
Thomas
Raymond Sprague
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Plato
Wadeworth
Nevada
Crete
Leghorn Ddroflers
Santa Fe
Maine Green Mt
Cleveland Livestock
TLE
Hymen
Hymenaeus
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Hales Grocery
Middle Avenue
Monarch
Cross & Blackwell
Meat Department
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