Thompson Court Grants Six Divorces in One Morning
Judge W. B. Thompson's common pleas court granted six divorces this morning. Edith Jenney Lutz divorced Thane H. Lutz for gross neglect of duty with custody of the minor children awarded. Jamie G. Reynolds obtained a divorce from Leo E. Reynolds on chuty, custody claimed. Una L. White wilfully absent from her husband for over three years. Harry R. White granted the divorce. Meta Damke divorced Fred Damke for gross neglect of duty and awarded $15 weekly for child support. Cecelia McKinney divorced Clifford L. McKinney with custody of the children and $25 monthly alimony for extreme cruelty. Mary Mines divorced Clyde Mines for gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas
Edith Jenney Lutz
Thane H. Lutz
Jamie G. Reynolds
Leo E. Reynolds
Chuty
Una L. White
Harry R. White
Harry
Meta Damke
Fred Damke
Cecelia McKinney
Clifford L. McKinney
Mary Mines
Clyde Mines
Judgments in Suit Against Nellie Glover Are Rendered
Judge W B Thompson returned several default judgments in the suit brought by John Lersch Co. The Murbach Coal Co. won $176.68 against Nellie C. Glover and D A Glover. H C Lesher received $8250. The Savings and Deposit Bank and Trust Co. was awarded $7195.05 against Nellie Co Glover and Delwin A Glover plus $4749.40 against Nellie C. Glover. Foreclosures or liens were approved in all cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lersch Co
Nellie C. Glover
W B Thompson
Murbach Coal Co
D. A. Glover
H. C Lesher
Savings and Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Nellie Co. Glover
Delwin A. Glover
Death of Mrs Adella Fankoff at 54 years old
Mrs Adella Fankoff died at her home 121 Bell avenue on Saturday at 1 19 pm aged 54 years 11 months 17 days She leaves husband Herman two daughters Miss Pearl at home Mrs C J Berrington of Lorain a granddaughter one sister and two brothers Mrs D C Terrell of Elyria Lant of Brighton and Jack of Elyria She had been ill nine months She belonged to Church of Christ Women’s Relief Corps Lady Maccabees W C T U and Royal Neighbors Funeral will be Tuesday at 2 pm from her home Rev W C Fowler officiating Burial in Elmwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adella Fankoff
Bell Avenue
Herman
Miss Pearl
C. J. Berrington
Lorain
D. C. Terrell
Elyria
Lant
Brighton
Jack
Church of Christ
Women’s Relief Corps
Lady Maccabees
Royal Neighbors
W. C. Fowler
Elmwood Cemetery
Owens Infant Dies at Home in Wake of Illness
Arthur D. Owens nine months old, son of Mr and Mrs Matthew Owens, died at home 358 Vulcar Street at 2:00 AM Wednesday. Rev Gray officiated. Burial to be at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Owens
Matthew Owens
Vulcar Street
Rev. Gray
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Avon Man 75 Dies at Home on Stony Ridge Road
Cornelius Mohr aged seventy five died Saturday at his Avon residence where he had lived fifty years. He is survived by his wife and family. The funeral is set for Tuesday at nine thirty in Avon with burial at Nidge ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon, O
Cornelius Mohr
Stony Ridge Road
Goodyear shed blast leaves boy among victims
In a shed blast the drum fragments scattered as far as 100 feet. Only the lid remained and the shed was largely destroyed. The Waddy boy, found with a mouth organ in his pocket, is identified by his father after the blast. Police and Goodyear Public Relations begin inquiries into ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear Company
Herbert Maxin
Yrould
Frederick
Papa
Waddy
Guard at Harding tomb to be withdrawn tomorrow
Marion Ohio April 30 a military guard that has stood at the tomb of President and Mrs Warren G Harding for five years will be withdrawn tomorrow May 1. The detachment will disband and members return to their respective posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome OF Hardings
Marion
Tar
Mra
Warren
Harding
Tomorriow
Local man fined for intoxication in police court
Oliver Johnson of Muncie Indiana was fined ten dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to intoxication in police court this morning. He attempted to resist arrest and being jailed following his arrest at the New York Central express office Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Johnson
Muncie
Indiana
Johnson
New York Central Express
Burgett Divorce Grants Temporary Alimony in Lorain
Gertrude Burgett of Lorain was awarded temporary alimony of 80 dollars a month for six weeks and 100 dollars a month thereafter in her divorce suit against Leroy Burgett in the common pleas court before Judge W B Thompson. Mrs. Burgett filed for divorce last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Burgett
Lorain
Leroy Burgett
Common Pleas Court
W. B Thompson
Burgett
Edward March Appeals Fine For Wrong Way Driving
Edward March of Bath Street pleaded guilty in police court this morning to driving the wrong way through a one way street Troxel allee. He was fined $2 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward March
Bath Street
March
Troxel Aller
Alliance Figures Face Fine In Statutory Charge
Mrs Bertha Jones of Ellie Street and William R Everhart a steel worker in Alliance Ohio were each fined 25 dollars and costs in police court this morning after pleading guilty to a statutory charge. They were arrested by police last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Jones
Ellie Street
William R. Everhart
Alliance
Ohio
First violets found by Florence Cheesman in Butternut Ridge
The Chronicle Telegram reports the first violets of the year were found this morning by Florence Cheesman of R. D. 1 Butternut Ridge. The plant was observed at her home and drew the attention of local nature lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Florence Cheesman
Butternut Ridge
Purse Stolen on Broad Street Reported in Columbus
Rita Nevadamshi of Columbus told police Saturday her black pocketbook was stolen on Broad Street. The bag contained a tank book and some money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Nevadamshi
Columbus Si
Broad Street
Car Hits Parked Vehicle on East Avenue
Early Monday morning Harold Green of South Amherst reported his car struck a rear parked vehicle bearing license 6458 055 on East avenue. Green said the other car was parked without lights and that his own car was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Green
South Amherst
East Avenue
Green
Peeper Reported On George Street
George Street resident reports a peeper gazing into his windows during Saturday night. police found no one when they arrived. Intruder had disappeared by the time officers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeper
George Street
Grand Rapids Man Fined for Drunkenness
George Cavanaugh of Grand Rapids Michigan was fined 5 dollars and costs in police court this morning on a charge of intoxication after pleading guilty at arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cavanaugh
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Pullice
Girl Seeks Care After Arm Fracture in Fall
Jane Hill, nine, of 128 Eastern Heights Boulevard, fractured her right arm when she fell while playing Sunday. The fracture was reduced at Elrria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyiita
Jane Hill
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elrria Memorial Hospital
Stinchcomb Fractures Wrist Cranking Car Sunday
Harry E Stinchcomb of 322 Cambridge Street fractured his right wrist Sunday while cranking a car. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Stinchcomb
Camtridge Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lottie Sadler Case Settled in Common Pleas Court
The case of Lottie Sadler against The Suburban Light and Power Co. was settled at the cost of the defendant under the direction of Judge W. B. Thompson today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Sadler
Suburban Light and Power Co
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
City Bank Wins Default Judgment Against Longs in Foreclosure
Judge W. B. Thompson granted a default judgment for $2857 to City Bank Co against S. L. Long and Viola Long in common pleas court. A mortgage securing the debt was ordered foreclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Thompson
City Bank Co
S. L. Long
Viola Long
Common Pleas
Judge grants alimony to Kellargis wife in divorce case
Judge W Bo Thompson orders Peter Kellargi to pay Mary Kellargi 190 dollars weekly alimony pending action on her divorce suit. Mary Kellargi seeks permanent alimony and division of property as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bo Thompson
Peter Kellargi
Mary Kellare
Judge Grants Note Judgment for Shook Against Smith
Judge W B Thompson today granted a cognovit note judgment for J W Shook in the sum of 16.50 against Ario Smith in a small-claims style case, marking a clear court decision. The incident reflects a documented creditor claim where the judge ruled in favor of the plaintiff, establishing the monetary award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thompson
J. W. Shook
Ario Smith
Canadian mob demands work in Winnipeg parade
In Winnipeg on April 30 two thousand unemployed, led by two young women with red flags, marched to the legislative building for a second labor demonstration this week. Alderman Frye and W O Kilisynyn spoke at an open air mass meeting as banners urged work or total maintenance. Frye warned of trouble if authorities fail to act, while others pressed the government to start road work and other public projects and sent a telegram to Premier Mackenzie King seeking federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Legislative
Thomas Frye
W. O. Kilisynyn
Frye
Macckenzie King
Peace Dinner at Shaw High Precedes World Justice Conference
More than 700 people are expected at Shaw High School for a peace dinner tonight as a prelude to the world conference on international justice opening May 7 in Cleveland. Rabbi Helel Sillers to speak. Ohio Day features Gov. Donahey Mayor Marshall and Rep. Burton. Continental Day and Neighbor, World and Rebel Day named for the week of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Shaw High School
Helel Silvers
Ohio
Vic Donahey
John D. Marshall
Theodore E. Burton
Henry Turner Bailey
Local Notices From Brownhelm Murray Ridge and Vincent
Community notices list residents with dates in Brownhelm Murray Ridge and Vincent. Names include Mabel Reinhard, Patricia Marshall, Raymond Trinter, Jessy McCauley, Keith Buchs, Barbara Brown, Mary Malinowsky, and many others with April event dates in each locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Mabel Reinhard
Patricia Marshall
Raymond Trinter
Floyd Herchler
Harold Taft
Kathrin Unger
James Wilson
Ruth Crcutt
James Zunt
George Taner
Robert Reinhard
Gladys Zilch
Warren Leimbach
Nadine Kolbe
George Miller
Gertrude A Queen
Mildred Ruth
Donald Bechtel
Paul Bectler
Margaret Bacon
Elmer Herschler
Dorothea Angersbach
Ruth Angersbach
Eleanor Leitzler
John Brandau
Henrietta
Keith Buchs
Barbara Brown
Katherine Baisch
Doris Portman
Margaret Keressi
Eleanor Schneider
Louise Born
Lucille Born
Vaneta Twining
Warren Krieg
Betty Decker
Mary Adler
Sybil Kendeigh
Margaret Bohna
Helen Cherry
John Cherry
Andy Kristy
Theresa Kerett
Winifred Emerich
Virginia Twining
Gilbert Hostettler
John Keressi
LeRoy Emmerich
Phyliss Portman
Howard Petty
Lois Portman
Melvin Heidrich
Local notices list names tied to La Porte event
AVIS Hasings and Rupert Garrison appear in La Porte on April 27 alongside a long roll of individuals including Belden Olivia Wise Dorothy Reising John Tan ko Sharline Wise Albert Speith and many others. The fragmentary clipping suggests a community notice or social register entry for a gathering or pageant with multiple surnames such as Rising Reisinger Mole and Scheafer.
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LA Porte
Avis Hasings
Rupert Garrison
Belden
Olivia Wise
Dorothy Reising
John Tanko
Sharline Wise
Albert Speith
Mother Gest
Herman Gest
Leon Rising
Ruth Stock
Gwendolyn Mennell
Myrna Rising
Edna Law
Merle Shuster
Henry Schriver
Lews Reising
Edward Reisinger
Harlon Mole
Marion Rising
Fred Reisinger
Helen Scheafer
Tucille Scheafer
Wilomene Mole
Howard Rising
Preferred numbers to cut industrial waste proposed
The American engineering standards committee urged a gradual elimination of vast waste through a new production size system called preferred numbers. The report says thousands of sizes exist for many products, with only a few needed, and applies to items like bread machinery handbags and packing cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Engineering Standards Committee
Preferred numbers guide standard sizing in engineering
The article explains preferred numbers as a sequence for curtain rods and rubber riding lengths, where each size is 60 percent larger than the previous. It notes the American engineering standards committee as the central body, with C B E Skioner of the National Electrical Manufacturers Association chairing the general committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B E. Skioner
National Electrical Mannufactturers’ Association
Commerce Department aids small retailers with new education drive
Washington April 30 opening a correspondence school for the little fellows of the retail business, the commerce department launches a movement to help small merchants profit and avoid bankruptcy. Dr Frank M Surface says a domestic commerce division section will cooperate with merchants to help themselves amid rising 1927 failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Frank M. Surface
America
Dr. Surface
Federal Reserve Board
Wall
United States
Surface
Germany Ready To Conclude An Anti War Pact
Berlin reports Germany ready to conclude an anti war pact and begin negotiations at once with other powers. The reply aligns with Kellogg’s plan, upholds League of Nations covenants and Locarno treaties, and insists the pact be universal with self defense preserved. Germany hopes the move accelerates disarmament and invites broader adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
United States
United Press
Kellogg
France
Japan
Italy
Supreme Court recess and October adjournment announced
The U S supreme court recessed until May 14 and said it would adjourn on June 4 until next October. In Miami Florida George Rommel a veteran air pilot who runs mail service to Ragged Key and Nassau from Miami crashed his motorcycle into a truck injuring himself at the end of a recent airmail run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Miami
Fla
Geo. Rommel
Ragged Skey
Nassau
Government Aims to Test Pearls for Authenticity
The Government of Czechoslovakia will test all pearls to prevent forgeries before sale. It will mark genuine pearls to aid public trust and curb illicit trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Democrats Watch California Primary Clash of Leaders
California voters face a pivotal primary as Gov Alfred E Smith of New York Senator Walsh of Montana and Senator Heed of Missouri compete for the nomination. The result holds broader meaning beyond delegates, signaling the potential end of the Smith-McAdoo contest and shaping the 1924 nomination battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
California
Alfred FE. Smith
New York
Senator Walsh
Montana
Senator Heed
Missouri
Wm. G. McAdoo
Smith
Market report from Cleveland on produce and poultry prices
Cleveland market summary lists potato prices by sack size and region including Ohio Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota with rates from 2.40 to 3.50 per sack, onion and potato product notes, plus butter and egg goods quotes and poultry costs for broilers leghorns heavy fowls and roosters with cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Idaho
Cleveland Livestock Market Report April 30
Cleveland livestock receipts total 4600 with steady to active demand. Hogs top at 10.75 per cwt across weights, with various price bands from 9.05 to 10.75. Cattle receipts 1250. beef steers 11.25 to 13.90, cows 7.50 to 9.50, cutters 5.75 to 6.75, feeders 15.00 to 15.50. Sheep receipts 2500. fat lambs to 16.30, bulk lambs 16.90 to 16.50, ewes 7.00 to 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Columbus Produce Prices See Little Change In Wholesale Market
In Columbus Ohio on April 39 demand was slow across most fruit and vegetable lines in the wholesale district with prices largely unchanged. Notable figures include cabbage 7 cents per lb, iceberg lettuce 300 per crate, leaf lettuce 12 to 17 cents per lb, Texas yellow onions 2.35 to 2.50 per crate, shallots 50 to 60 cents per dozen, original tomatoes 2.50 to 3.00, and farm eggs 29 to 30 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Texas
Toledo Livestock Market Report April 30
Hogs receipts 650. market steady. Heavies 9.50 to 10.09, mediums 10.40 to 10.60, Yorkers 10.40 to 10.70, good pigs 9.00. Cattle receipts 159. calves light demand. Sheep and lambs receipts light. market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Notable Filers Receive Warm New York Welcome
Crowds line plazas and streets as officials present filers Baron von Huenefeld Koehl and Fitzmaurice at a formal ceremony. Mayor Walker leads the welcome and Major General William Haskell pins commendation medals on each flyer. Barons and dignitaries express gratitude amid cheering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Huenefeld
Walker
Koehl
Fitzmaurice
Lindbergh
William Haskell
New York National Gun Club
Gov. al
Germany
Hocha
Woman Steals from Local Studio in Broad Street Incident
A woman about 25 tall allegedly stole 17.16 from photographer Charl Schelde at a Broad Street studio. She posed as a sister awaiting a portrait, left to fetch water, then vanished with the money after promising a return. Police note no follow up by the sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxy Fanny
Charl Schelde
Broad Street
Scheid
Y Circus Features Big Year For Y M C A Group
The Y M C A plans the Bungiing Bros and Sorepaugh Greater Combined Circuses for May 3 and 4 with a parade, side shows by local clubs, and a main show at 8 15 p m nightly. New tumblers, animals and acts will headline the tour, drawing crowds from youth to adults as tickets go on sale at the Y M C A desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bungiing Bros
Sorepaugh
Y. M
Rotary Club
Ikiwenis Club
Young Men's Club
Agenda
Blaze damages Quality Dairy in Sunday fire
Fire Sunday morning caused an estimated $100 damage at Quality Dairy located at 1117 Middle Avenue. A defective vent pipe from a furnace started the blaze which engulfed the top of the dairy and was extinguished with water by Squad Co. 1 and Engine Co. There were no reports of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quality
Middle Avenue
Squad Co. 1
Engine Co
Lorain boxing card features Cayell Swinger six round headliner
The Lorain Sports club presents a boxing show at Ilks auditorium Lorain tonight at 8 30. Prominent fighters on the card include Carl Cayell Canton vs Singy Swinger Cleveland in a six round 118 pound feature. Alf Taylor Elyria meets Johnny Schar Cleveland at 122. Georgie Roberts Lorain Bearcat faces Sailor Carr Pacific Fleet champ KK. Bendett Dennison Pennsy champ meets Joe Sloan Cleveland at 138. Other bouts: Johnny Nagy Elyria vs Nick Abraham South Amherst four rounds and Kid Stanley Lorain vs Young Louis Dennison six rounds. Tickets available at Elyria Eagles or Billings Alley Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ilks
Elyria
Carl Cayell
Canton
Singy Swinger
Cleveland
Alf Taylor
Best Bet
Johnny Schar
Georgie Roberts
Kid Stanley
Wil
Wallops
Youn
Louis Dennison
Elyria Eagles
Billings’ Alley Inn
Irish Policemen Cheer Welcome to German Colleagues in New York
An Irish officer expressed deep gratitude for the reception given to German colleagues in New York. He praised the welcome as overwhelming and said, as an Irishman, he feels perfectly at home. Irish police joined in the cheering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Junior McCauley
Arthur Marquis
Permenth
Belden Camden
Luis Eaton
Penfield
Lake Avenue
St. Joseph
Ridgeville
Hishland
Aia
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Vincent
Gratton
Avon Lake
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Columbia
S. Amherst
Broonsids
Markley St Theresa
Emmroliso
Russia
Carliste
Pittsfield
Middle Ridge
East Carlisle
Sonedal
West Ridge
Chestnut Grove
LaPorte iGulf Road
iMurray Ridge
Maplewood
Pittsfeld
Elizabeth Gwynne
Miriam Stewart
Elizabeth Barrett
Kathleen Lowrie
Wooster College
Flaming Ring
Carmichaels
Wooster
Myrtle Dillingham
Ponca City
Okla
M. V. Dillingham
Nobile
Civilization
Spitzbergen
Umberto Nobile
North Pole
The
American Engineering
Democrats
Y Circus
W. T. Fridenstine
East Rhige Street
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