Convictions Dismissed in Warren County Court Case
In Lebanon Ohio on August 4 a Warren County common pleas court dismissed alleged Hauoi law violations after C. Donald Dilatush the county prosecutor learned a note from W C T U president Stella Harshbarger requesting dismissal due to absence of a state witness and foreign judge involvement. Judge Charles G. White granted the motion after consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Dsaren
Warren County Commis Pleas Court
Lebaron v. C. T. U
Charles G. White
Batavia
C. Donald Dilatush
Ohio
Elrians to Attend Reunion at Camp Perry
Several Elrrians will be guests of Colonel F S Conley commanding officers of the 125th Ohio regiment at Camp Perry for a reunion of old officers of the regiment. Present at the reunion are C Frank Murback and George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.S. Conley
125Th Ohio Regiment
Fifth Ohio
Stone's Dancing Career May Be Ended
NEW LONDON Conn Aug 4 Fred Stone lies in a hospital bandaged after a crash flight and injuries may end his dancing career Connecticut aviation officials investigate violations including absence of a required Connecticut student license and failure to report the plane within 48 hours Stone's wife and three children visit the hospital Rex Beach lifelong friend also came to see him doctors limit visitors to relatives and close friends as he mutters a brief remark about his condition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Fred Stone
Connecticut
Stone
Clarence M. Knox
John Campion
Croton
Dorsrhr
Paula
Cyril
East Lime Ranch
Rex Beach
Muther
Steme
Prisoners Fail to Break Jail at Youngstown
Prisoners at Youngstown jail attacked deputy Cearies Conway and seized his key then attempted escape. A visitor and onlookers narrowly avoided harm as guards pursued the fugitives. Jail cook Joc Kason rushed outside to hinder the break while Phil Steridan and Robert Atsrenis aided the attempt. A German Beneficial Union picnic is planned for Sunday August 5 at Oberlin grounds south of the old Greenline power house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cearies Conway
Lester
Conner
Floor
Joc Kason
Kers
Phil Steridan
Robert Atsrenis
Old Greenline
Oberlin
Local News Briefs Include Thefts Drunkards And Divorces
A night report cites a radio concert halted at 2 18 a m by officer M A Witter on Secord street A Broad street collision occurred and a car was damaged by another vehicle near the post office A bicycle wheel stolen from Harry Reynolds at 12 Esse River street A man named Jap Zander fined $5 and costs for intoxication Lew Jenkins of East avenue fined $5 and costs for intoxication An Essex coach stolen Friday from LaGrange road License No 49785 listed A real estate company seeks 598 plus costs in a suit against Fra Burkow ski Two piers scheduled at Black River dam to allow building by J W Smith Emma Rawson sues for divorce from Jer R Rawson on gross neglect Alma Spence filing for guardianship divorce against Rev O Spence alleging gross neglect and seeking alimony and support
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Elyrian
Essex
Egirg
Barmore Coghlan
East Avenue
LaGrange Road
Black River
East Broad Street
East Bridge Street
J. W. Smith
East Broad Street Bridge
Wellington Garden Club Plans Fort Fair Exhibit
Wellington Aug. . The Garden club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jona Hughes for a picnic supper. Plans were made for an exhibit at the Wellington fair featuring cut flowers, decorated tables with flowers, formal attire displays, and a landscape exhibit. Join Greenfeld, president, appointed committees for the event. This will be the club's sale exhibit. Locals report various visits and travels as relatives and friends plan to attend Wooster fair next week. Miss Phylis Hughes completed six weeks at Kent Normal and will return for the second course this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Fort Fair
Wellington
Jona Hughes
Greenfeld
Clara van Vrankin Price
BE. M. Vincent
Andrs
Arthur Mason
Penrod
Elshia
E. M. Vincent
Vincent
Crystal Beach
Nicholas Petrillo
David Blair
Cleveland
Blanch Sutlis
Phylis Hughes
Kent
Miss Hughes
Friday Water Peak Hits City Amid Heat Wave
Elyria's water plant near Lorain shows record use as temperatures top 90 degrees. Friday's 4,530,080 gallons supplied the city, enough for each resident to bathe once and drink well. The daily average runs about 3,200,000 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Oberlin Financier to Speak at Chapel Program
Oberlin introduces Gordon BR Smith of Canada to discuss “Financing Ideals” in the final Oberlin common chapel program at eight o clock. He will share financial expertise from wide experience followed by a melodic concert and demonstrations by the Junior Choir League and Meildor Maids among other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Atte
Gordon BR Smith
D Junior Choir League
Oberlin Alumna FoTramp With Tenney In Arts Era
Oberlin alumnus profiles and new appointments at Oberlin College. Thermos Nevin and author Wilder are highlighted along with military service, and two new secretaries join the president’s office, Miss Fullerton from Illinois and Miss Leininger assisting Miss Barnes in the bureau of appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Wilhelmine Fuilerson
Bonita Leininger
Iyarora Barnes
Bureau of Appointments
Fullerton
University of Thlinois
Ramsar
Marr-Daris
Juir 2
Leininger Tes
Miss Barnes
Union and Methodist churches moving services to new South Professor building
Beginning tomorrow, for the rest of summer, union services of United and Methodist churches shift to the new Methodist church on South Professor Street, with Rev. Rotekam presiding. Previously six weeks of services were at First Congregational Church under Revs. Bosworth and Foster, and Professor Wagar suffers bronchial pneumonia while in Europe, expected to return to pursue a fall academic program. Roads near completion for Leavitt road repairs will open to traffic about August 15. Mr and Mrs John G. Olmstead plan a camping trip to northern Michigan later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ENION
Union
United and Methodist Churches
New Methodist
South Professor Street
Methodist Church
Chas. B. Rotekam
Prey
First Congregational Church
Edward F. Bosworth
Frank Hugh Foster
Chartes H. A. Wagar
Europe
New York
Ta. Deces
Leavitt Road
Vile and Ambers
John G. Olmstead
Michigan
Fragmented Page 1 data on handicapped children by town
A garbled report lists counts of handicapped children by towns including Amherst 1302 Aton 456 Aton Lake Village 335 Graf 295 LeGrange 318 Late Village 3032 Aspherst Eas 35 West FRE rotail 4575 Attack Ry 378 Ccaclisie 6 Colum 219 Columbia No 2 42 Eaton 267 Ely s Bas 525 Grafton township 185 Herristta township 233 Huntington township Penfield 145 Pittsfield 110 Pittsfield No 1 38 Ridgeville 551 Rochester 5 aed Russia 204. The total turned over to the stave.
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Lorain
Gersil
Amherst
Aton
Aton Lake Village
Graf
LeGracge
Late Village
Aspherst
Caclisie
Colum
Columbia No. 2
Eaton
Elys
Grafton Township
Herristta
Huntington
Penfeld
Pittfield
Pittsfield No. 1
Ridgeville
Rochester
Russia
Stave
Prohibition Policy Mentioned in Hoover Letter
A letter to Senator of Idaho discusses prohibition as a great moral experiment. The six thousand word speech criticizes the aid system for development and cooperative marketing, with Hoover endorsing the concept. Press delivery to newspapers is noted, though not all copies released yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senetor
Idaho
Hoover
Avon Lake Village Council Postponed Lake Road Payment Discussion
A Avon Lake Village council meeting on funding the 77000 share for Lake Road reconstruction was postponed to next week due to several members being away on vacation. Mayor John R. Pipes expressed confidence in meeting the village share, while councilman Kirk Deff and Village Clerk W R Hinz questioned ability to raise the full amount by contract time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake Village
John R. Pipes
Councman Kirk Deff
W. R. Hinz
Bohemian Club outing planned near Santa Rosa
The article notes Hoover planning a trip with friends and Bohemian club members to Redwood Grove near Santa Rosa to attend the annual High Jinks chamber event. Four hundred members permitted five guests last year. The party will start from Palo Alto on Sunday morning with plans for lunch.
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Hoover
Bohemaz Club
San Francisco
Redwood Grove
Santa Rosa
Pato Alto
Potatoes and poultry market notes from Cleveland
Aug 4 market report from Cleveland lists U S No 1 potatoes at 2 73 a bag and various poultry prices for heavy broilers leghorns ducks and geese while hogs in Cleveland show a steady market with tops around 12 90 and prices for other classes. Also announces incorporation in Columbus Ohio of Carre the florist for 699 shares with investors Lonis tar ek George L Glitsch and F L Stack.
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Cleveland
U.S
Cleveland Livestock
Gaber
Columbus. O
Aus
Lorain
Ohio
Carre
the Florist
Lonis Tarek
George L. Glitsch
F. L. Stack
Packing Sows and Cattle Market Receipts Report
Market recap shows packing sows trading $9.00 to $10.75 per cwt with cattle receipts around 200 head and no calves. Beef steers bring $10.50 to $11.00, beef cows $7.25 to $9.25, low cutter $5.25 to $6.75, vealers $16.60 to $19.50. Market steady.
Hold Parks For Grand Jury
Jesse Paras later identified as Fred Parks of Oberlin was bound over to the grand jury in Justice J George Friday's court on an assault and battery charge. Deputies of the sheriff arrested him Monday night at Vermilion after he allegedly took about $18 from Win-
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Jesse Paras
Fred: Parks
Oberlin
Grand Jury
Justice
J. George
Parks
Sheriff's Deputies
Vermilion
Win
Parks Accused of Breaking Dishes in Dormitory Dispute
Durham and Oberlin report a July 22 incident in which Parks allegedly shattered several dishes over Durham during a dispute over a claimed $3 debt. The confrontation occurred in a dormitory setting and centers on the alleged minor monetary claim and related property damage.
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Des Durham
Oberlin
Parks
Durham
Two Injured In Accident On Lake Ave
Two men were injured last night when their car collided with another on Lake Avenue. James Morris of 1756 Broadway Lorain suffered bruises to shoulders and right arm while Romey Martin of 323 23rd Street Lorain sustained minor injuries. Both were taken to Elyria Memorial hospital for treatment.
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Lake Avenue
James Morris
Broadway Lorain
White Romey Martin
23Rd Street
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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AWC
Camp Perry
Raybestos
Youngstown
Eh Bas
Lorain County
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Hyrade Cleaners
Secord Street
Reicc
M. A. Witter
Broad Street
W. E Davis
Park Avenue
Wos
Fourth Street
Harry Reynolds
Esse River Street
Notene
Zander
Lew Jenkins
War
Jenkins
REA Estate Company
International Real Estate Co
Pennsylvania
Common Pleas Court
Fra Burkowshki
Emma Rawson
Piers
Jer R. Rawson
Alma Spence
Rev O. Spence
Spence
J. A. Minnich & Sons West
Tenney
Thermos Nevin
Bridge of
San Luis
Gene TrSig
Isis
Wilder
Sorel
Cebale
Baéllene
Coast Artillery
R. Nichols
Wm. C. Suro
Lake Road
A. Ponnich & Sons
Grand
Lake Ave
Elyria
David W. Johnson
E. T
Paul G. Wikoff
D. C
Myrtle T. Huggins
4Th St
Antill . P. ML
The
Elyria Superior Electric Company
Broad St
Palm Beach
the Foster Fitch Co
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