Inspection Report on Etyris Public Schools
The State education department, via L. W. Reese, commends administration and teaching quality at Etyris Public Schools. It notes strong leadership, confident discipline, and good attendance while urging improved visual materials and film selections. Athletic grounds are praised as a board priority, with the report issued by Vernon M. Riegel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etyris Public Schools
L. W. Reese
State Department of Education
Thomas N. Cook
Board of Education
Vernon M. Riegel
Marriages Licensed in Elyria Area
Several couples listed for marriage licenses in Elyria and Lorain with ages professions and addresses. Ernest J Hamilton 24 Elyria hotel manager to Myrtle Mr Quillan 25 Elyria. Anthony C Tomeo 25 Lorain moulder to Eman Peairs 25 Lorain waitress. Richard H Knott 9 Elyria to Esther Fields 20 Elyria. Nev Kirby Elyria to Elisaseql Kelemann 39 Elyria. Albert Olah 25 Cleveland to Elisaseql Kelemann 39 Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Hamilton
Elyria
Myrtle
Mr Quillan
2Nd Street
Anthony C. Tomeo
Lorain
Moulder
Eman Peairs
10Th Street
Richard H. Knott
Esther ©. Fields
George Street
Nev. Kirby
Albert Olah
Cleveland
Fa Meier
Elisaseql Kelemann
Tremont Street
Janttrass
Real estate transfers list Lorain area sales
A lengthy record shows Hill Really Co and various buyers transferring numerous lots and subdivisions in Lorain and surrounding townships. Names include Josephine F. Cushing Nellie A Walrath Clarence Gardner Otis G. Holton A A Crooks and others with prices ranging from 1 to 310 dollars and annual rents of 240 dollars for a Grafton township property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole
Lorain
Herman Hiller
Vincenzo di Filipas
Fair Home
Voglay
Peter N. Schmitz
Carlisle Township
James O'Mara
William ¢. Eddy
Wilber Breights
Elyria
Continental Cooperation
Clarence Gardner
Ion
Ridgeville Heights
J. BE. Murbach
Otis G. Holton
Bantern Heights Land Co
Ely-ria
Frank Reubkin
A. A. Crooks
Eastern Heights Land Co
Zav
Wilber Emplis
Ely
Elmer Deck
William Kane
Amherst Township
Emma Tyler
Lewis Tyler
Wiliam A. Ely
Teofel Yament
Mendelson
George Day
Borha J. Munewie
Death Record for Elizahr Geist Ripton
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizahr Geist Ripton will be held at 1 p m Thursday at the house and 2 p m at the Distiple church. The notice mentions thermostat crocks and alarms in orchards of nearby sections in a fragmented obituary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grist Funk Ripton
Elizahr
Geist
Distiple
CIVICS CLASS AT COURT SESSION DOCUMENTS CIVIL PROCEDURE
In Court Room One Judge W B Thompson heard Leona Kasky of this city against Haludmoore land Ohio railroad company before about 125 high school students seeking first hand information on civil procedure. Mrs Rankin fractured right ankle yesterday after a fall. she was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment. A cigarette sparked a fire at 127 West Street damaging a fence around a wrecking yard. fire crews contained it with chemical aid. Stephan A Girless sues The Garden Bros claiming seven notes totaling 1305.51 unpaid secured by a mortgage on two six ton trailers. judgment could lead to sale of the trailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thompson
Leona Kasky
Haludmooreland Ohio Railroad
Rivies Wlaares
Wigrle
West Street
Wrecking Company
Stephan A. Girless
Gnrden Bros
Court of Common Pleas
Alimony Granted In Divorce Action
Mary Fatz was awarded 80 monthly temporary alimony in the divorce action against Alex Fate. The ruling, issued before Judge A Fe, also ordered the defendant to vacate the residence at 846 Asth Street and leave the house occupied by the plaintiff pending outcome of the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fatz
Alex
Asth Street
A. Fe
Guard ians account exceptions filed in common pleas
Clark Metcalf, son of Sarah Metcalf, filed exceptions to the guardians account in Lorain County Common Pleas Court asking for the guardian to redraft the account. A stolen bicycle report details a bike owned by Wawlzenzgak at 1804 West ATEN, described as black with rubber pedals. Dean Thomas W. Graham of the Oheria School of Theology will address the Klvcla WILY club Wednesday night, topic not announced. Ralph Retnhardt filed candidacy for city treasurer at 92 Corned Avenue. City Bank case awards made at The City Bank Company and related parties listed. Lorain County property transfers noted. The College Corner Banking Co of College Corner was closed by the state bank superintendent with reported irregularities around $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Metcalf
Guaredim
Sarah Metcalf
Mutsfield
Court of Common Pleas
Clark Metcalf
Guardan
Wawlzenzgak
West Aten
Polite
Eveom
Dean Thomas W. Graham
Oheria School At Theology
Klvcla
Dean Graham
Columbeys
O. Apelti
College Corner Tanking Co
College Corner
Thatter County
Safety themed event and treasure hunt hosted by the YMCA
Number one safety topics and pamphlets will be distributed Thursday and Friday by the YMCA. Events include a week culminating Saturday with outdoor activities and a treasure hunt with prizes. People may donate suitable prizes to the YMCA committee for the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VY. M. CL
Wiethe
Rowlaeted
Xiuh Omaur Prises
Iy Moody
Ehsirmance
Euy
YM. A
Oberlin Pastor Heads Ohio Pastors Convention Planning
The Rev. Nicholas Van der Pyt of Oberlin presides over the Ohio Pastors Convention program committee in Columbus. Delegates from county associations draft a tentative program, pick speakers, and outline topics for discussion for the January session. Dr. Parkes Cadman and Dr. Robert K. Fyfe are named early speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas van der Pyt
Qberlip
Columbus
Ohio Pastors’ Centre Me
Columbus West
Geey
Ghia Council of
Charcher
Sperial
5. Parkes Cadmag
Federal Council of Churches
Robert KK. Fyneer
Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Miss Slong
Cadman
Federal Council
Man Declared Dead Returns to Refute Estate Record
Jonah E. Parker, declared dead seventeen years ago by a Virginia court order, walked into the Winchester clerk’s office to refute the record of Asa Parker’s demise. He said he has traveled widely in the past twenty five years and seeks to overturn the estate settlement prompted by his sister Mrs Wesley Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Jonah E. Parker
Asa
Parker
Wesley Owens
Mississippi flood crisis widens as relief efforts face resistance
General Green warns force may be needed to evacuate thousands by Wednesday. Martial law is declared in Greenville, Deland, and Rolling Forks to oversee evacuation and distribution of food and medical aid. Floodwaters rise south of Vicksburg with relief workers coordinating Red Cross assistance as camps shelter evacuees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi National Guard
Green
Greenville
Deland
Rolling Forks
Miss
Vicksburg
Nutehez
Ehyduvers
Wi Red Cross
Floods and Drowning Report Surge After River Crest
Unconfirmed reports describe widespread drownings near Little Rock and extensive flood damage across Louisiana and Kentucky. Rescue efforts search for Hawkins and others while New Orleans braces as levees fail and rivers begin to retreat slowly from inundated fields and towns.
Woman Seeks Divorce Over Extreme Cruelty and Custody
Mary Kenney sues Mathew Tienney in district court alleging extreme cruelty and neglect. She claims beatings and insults, seeks custody of two minors, alimony, and an injunction to stop sale of personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devorceh
Mathew Tienney
Stet Street
Loerad
Court of Common
Mary
Kenney
Kress
Renney
Aviation disaster slows trans Adriatic flight test
An American Legion three motor plane built by Bristol-Mena, designed for the trans Adriatic test flight, crashed into marsh near Langley Field. Witness Major Brown described the takeoff and failed climb, leaving the left wing demolished and the fuselage buried in mud. The craft was a total loss with little official information released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronautic Association
Bristol, Menoa Commercial Aircraft Company
American Legion
Mitchel Field
I. L
Wooster
Conn
Naval Academy
Washington
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Davis Wer
Admiral Straus
North Sea
Quantum
Maas
Naval Reserve Air Unit
Navy
Naval Reserve Aviation
Langley Field
Strelf
Witneese
Dg. Brown
Army Air Corps
War Department
Recé Fonek
Hee
Long Island
Fiont Kokker
Fonel
Richard BE. Byrd
U. S. Navy
New York
AL HL Gj Fokker
Contras
Ona Possiile
Bert Acosta-Claremee Chamberlain
Bellanca
Floyd Bennett
Byrd
Sim der
Othus
Jury convicts youth and sentences to death
The jury returns a verdict and Judge Charles Ro Sargent sentences the youth to death after trial in which the defendant claimed an alibi. Witnesses testified to his mental incapacity and a key testimony supported the defendant. The court reduced security and the condemned boy was shackled as sentence was pronounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ro Sargent
Encerd
Tewite
Pisae Hfemso
Cols
Gary
Hewitt
Mia
Kidnappers Take Clara Gukowsk From auto Near Toledo
Clara Gukowsk, 19, was abducted from the car she rode in with KF Wettrzykowski by two men in Toledo Ohio. The assailants forced Wettrzykowski from the vehicle into a ditch, then drove Gukowsk to a wooded area and assaulted her before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Clara Gukowsk
KF. Wettrzykowski
Hiim
Police Chief Addresses Yung Men's Club Talk
Police Chief E. J. Stankard urged the Young Men's Club to support city improvements and donate to the Red Cross flood relief. A collection was taken at the Y M C A dinner and a donation was promised to be sent immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men‘s Club
Actaven
Hve
E. J. Stankard
Young Men's Club
Y. M
Red Cross
Today's Ten Questions from the Quiz Page
A reader's quiz lists ten prompts about South America. Questions cover geography including the southern tip cape, number of nations, Magdalena River country, famous straits, landlocked countries, great rivers, border claims, the Andes, Brazil's famous products, and notable mouths of the La Plata River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Magdalena River
Peru
Chilé
Bolivia
Brazil
la Piatra
President Coolidge visits New York and meets Al Smith
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge arrived in New York and addressed an international gathering broadcast by short wave. In Manhattan he met Gov. Al Smith, a potential Democratic rival, during a brief 15 minute encounter at the Biltmore. A crowd of thousands lined the route to the hotel requiring a 300-strong police detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Coolidge
United Press Associations
Karl A. Bickel
Bickel
United Prose
New York
White House
al Smith
Prominen
Smith
Ab» Roconm
MN. J
Biltmore Wee
Leary Laughinar
Boss
Howrpaper New
New York State
Pennsylvania Station
Young Men’s Nepnbbean Club of
Homicide Charge Read Over Gray Alibi Questioned
Police lieutenant recounts questioning of Gray at Syracuse headquarters about a homicide. McDermott testifies that Gray had a supposed perfect alibi but is challenged by a timeline showing no one was bitten from March 9 to March 20. The exchange centers on the credibility of the alibi and the hotel staff’s belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. McDermott
McDermott
Gray
Polles
Syracuse
V. Cray
Actress and doctor indicted in death of comedy star
Dorothy MacKaye actress and Walter Sullivan doctor are under technical arrest on indictments charging two counts of felony relating to the death of Dorothy MacKaye's husband Ray mond MacKaye musical comedy star. The indictments allege an attempt to conceal a crime and to commit a felony with bond set at six thousand dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dorothy MacKaye
Walter Sullivan
Muss MacKaye
Ray Raymond
Raymond
Paul Kelly
Mies MacKaye
Dr. Sullivan
Ladies from Home for Aged to Attend Minstrel Show
Bernard O'Donnell, Elyria resident and bachelor, plans the outing of 18 ladies from the Home for the Aged to the Rialto theatre Minstrel Show tonight. The event promises entertainment for the group as part of an evening out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard O'Donnell
Elyria
Wome For
Rialto Theatre
Mystery deepens in disappearance of Zanesville real estate man
April 26 report says Charles S. Hoskinson vanished after April 16 departure from his Metron home. Frederick J. Grant claims to have seen Hoskinson in Zanesville on April 14, with other residents supporting sightings. Theories include self harm or foul play near Buckeye Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Charles S. Hoskinson
Frederick J. Grant
Hoskinson
Metron
Grant
Hoskinsnen
Haskinson
Jisbron
Columbus
Buckeye Tuake
Radio Stations Must Get Permits
The federal radio commission announced that unlicensed broadcasting stations must cease operation or apply for a permit. Commissioner H A Bellows said no immediate prosecution would occur until it is determined which stations had a mandate. About 675 of the original 738 stations are expected to remain in operation after the temporary setup. Wavelengths cannot be sold and nonpaying broadcasters will reduce station numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
H. A. Bellows
Parrot Peddlers Say Business Is Becoming Ruined
Parrot vendors of San Annuary complain that phonographs and radios have ruined the parrot trade. They note in years past they enjoyed a thriving harvest from selling the noisy and abusive birds, but now business is \"on the bum\".
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Literary Rebellion Stirring in Soviet Russia
Moscow reports a growing revolt against revolutionary literature and drama. Workers’ meetings condemn communist propaganda on stage and in modern works. Critics fear simplified language and local slang undermine Russian literary tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usstal
Moscow
Russia
Gray connected to beating of Snyder at Henry's Restaurant
The testimony described breaking down an alibi as Arthur Ix. Bailer a hardware clerk and Jobo Stafford a porter testified Gray used the weight to beat Snyder. The next day Gray and Mrs. Snyder visited Henry's Restaurant, a favored dining spot, with Gray carrying a parcel suggesting it was the window weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tive
Arthur Ix. Bailer
Jobo Stafford
Gray
Snyder
Martin Mublenthaler
Mrs. Snyder
Given and Rothe Tie Two Chess Games for Lorain County Championship
In Lorain last night Given and Rothe each won one game in the county chess championship. The two wins give each man two games in the series, and a third game will decide the title. The decisive game is set for May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Given
Roche
Gives
W.C. Rothe
Lorain
Lorain County
Rothe
Markets Note Cleveland Toledo Chicago April 26 Livestock and Grain
Cleveland market reports show poultry weights and prices, potato and butter notes, plus hogs cattle and lamb prices in Cleveland and Toledo. Chicago quotations list butter eggs hogs poultry and grain futures with varied receipts, prices, and trends across several regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo Grains Prices and Quotes
Toledo April 26 Wheat prices for No 2 red at 1.333 and 1/29. No 3 yellow oats at 48 490. Line Clover cash imported 16.25, domestic 26.50. Timothy 2.70 for April and May 2.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Timothy
Tiaa
Quixdag Quince Grafts Show Promise Against Pests
William T. Bullock, longtime state orchardist, asserts a method to grow two varieties of quince with reduced parasite risk by grafting quince branches onto thorn apple trees. The technique reportedly repels destructive pests like apple trees’ caterpillar and may enhance flavor while deterring swine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
William TL. Bullack
Bullock
Pennsylvania
Local Notes From Elyria and Area
Elyria reports sighting of WAKEMAN 7S Max Trabody and Carl Ketchum at a Saturday night event. Mrs. Mary Hayes shows improvement after three weeks of throat trouble. Mr and Mrs G Fard of Ob are mentioned in local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Carl Ketchum
Elyria
Marry
Hayes
Wakeman Area News Highlights Local Life and Death
Wakeman area notes include visits from Erie and Cleveland friends, a Book Club gathering, early season baseball results for Wakeman, and a funeral for Mrs. Mary Wood with a large out of town delegation. Also reported are land auctions in Clarksfield, a baby born to Mr and Mrs Charlie Perkins, and local social events at Wakeman and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlin
Frank Didetius
Bad McDonald
Link Kelly
Trenrittte
H, DD
Peabody
Max Teabody
Leland Kenyon
Carrie Nelding
Cleveland
Platt Beecher
Book Club
Lee Ross
Wakeman
Henrietta
Kipton
W. B. Hall
Toledo
Ama Kenyon
Milton Worst
Ros
C. L. Bell
Frank
Mary A. Robinson
George C
Mary Heidelorff
Mary Wood
Berg
Aususius B. Wood
Joss
Wa. Baird
Amherst
George Seeber
J. J. Milder
Massillon
Elizabeth Curvier
Lovisa Wood
Peter Dougekos
Wm. Betz
J. Ro Merrick
Oberlin
John Robinson
Chas. Barton
Elyria
Lloyd Hudson
Julia Carter
Norvalk
Plekthorn
Milan
James Porter
Lima
Need Pallbearers
Clarence Pierre
Chas. Thomas
Nick Neiding
Carl W. Richie
Walter A. Kiieh
BE. M. Palmer
Clayton Cook
Bertin Road
Marietta College
New York
Oberlin Business College
Berlin
Ripton
Alabama Teachers Association
Ity
Birmingham
Alabama
Church
Anciens College
Anthony
Georgia
Clavissa Green
Tramp
Bogart
Selah Green
Charlie Perkins
George Dalton
Brushwood
Saurday
Clark Burdue
Caston
George Rarer
Ye Brooks
Gunugshter
Laure
Hame
Herman Ott
Sunder
Mother Shelton
Schving School
Herman Davis
Obertin
Norman Dawes
Fin Turdly
Mary #uclran
Welling- Ton
Myon Ghelivn
Bierce
Kathleen Mc‘reedy
Fitchfield
Clarence Pleret
Alex Phelps
Clarence Pierce
Ash
Mrs. Phelps
Mies
Mabel Pleree
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Emma ‘Tyler
Park Heights
Farmers Feed and Coal Co
Frank Harrison
Grafton Township
Wasserman's
Roe
Palling
Bohol
Anna
Big City
Dorothy
B. George
FU Cutty
Ery
Ralph Retnhardt
St Corned
Retinhardt
City Bank Company
Fealiet BM Bebek
diMtementie
EH Sebek
Dehentur Discount Campiny
Matsky ' Ay Mares Ka
Overland
Beek
Audroplane
Liniks
Grereons
Nertheland
Hawkins
Little Rock
Ark
Hyropigua
Lousiana
Reportra
New Orleans
New Madrid
Mme
Valles
Regans
Tlood
Kentucky
Vontessee
Page
Brown
Conneaut
Mam-ram
Louden
Sudan
Girl
Yung Men's Club
Cleveland Produce
Maine
Michigan
Idaho
Idaho Fussets Bakers
Ohio
Florida
Barre’s
Chicago
Higgs
Catal United States
Wisconsin
Russels
Apolas Graln
Max Trabody
Sandy Loam Slater Coal CO
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