Elyria Day at Expo Plans Under Way
Elyria Day preparations by the Chamber of Commerce focus on sending a large delegation to the Great Lakes Exposition. A caravan of autos will depart at 2280 p.m. Wednesday with police and sheriff escorts from Elyria to the Cuyahoga County line and onward to the grounds. Elyria Mayor Leonard Smith will respond to greetings from Mayor Harold Burton if present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Middle Avenue
E. J. Standard
William F. Grali
Loraine County
Cuyahoga County
West Third Street
Elyrians
Harold Burton
Cleveland
Leonard Smith
Ely Park
Fined and License to Drive Suspended
Charles Dillingham of 35 Bond Street was fined 59 dollars and costs and had his driving license suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smithfor driving under the influence. He was arrested by Patrolman C Sawyer at Broad Street and Middle Avenue around 1 a.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dillingham
Bond Street
Leonadr Smith
Sawyer
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Habeas corpus sought for Arlynn Watson held on desertion warrant
A habeas corpus action was filed in common pleas court in Wirt County West Virginia seeking the release of 19 year old Arlynn Watson arrested near South Amherst on a desertion warrant. The hearing is set for Thursday before Judge Guy B. Findley. The petition claims Watson is unlawfully detained in the county jail. The warrant states he deserted his wife Pearl. Also, Donald Sellinger of Norwalk was fined $10 and costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Justice Preston Coon today, following arrest Saturday near South Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlynn Watson
South Amherst
Justice of the Peace
Wirt County
West Virginia
Common Pleas Court
Guy B. Findley
Watson
Pearl
Donald Sellinger
Norwalk
Preston Coon
John Fulton
Two Patients Go Home From Elyria Memorial Hospital
Two patients discharged after more than a month at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Clifford D. Pelter, 49, from 4ST Louisiana Avenue, was admitted July 4 with a broken back from a 4% foot fall while painting his home and, though still in a cast, may continue treatment at home. Mary Koreywo, six weeks old, survivor of June 27 triplets born to Mrs. Edward Koreywo, weighed two pounds 15 ounces at birth and has gained weight after six weeks in an incubator. Her two brothers, who weighed three pounds each, died the day of birth and the following day. The triplets were the hospital’s first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clifford D. Pelter
Louisiana Avenue
Pelter
Mary Koreywo
Edward Koreywo
Middle Avenue
Little Mary
Ddirth
City Hall to close half day for election
City Hall employees will enjoy a half holiday for the primary while county offices stay open. Service Director Faxon announced the city hall would close in the afternoon and election booths will run 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. A separate note reports John Finnan of Elyria fined $5 and costs for railroad law violations. Berlin is described as a statue rich city with about 4.25 million residents.
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J. D. Faxon
Westward Pioneer Doctor Dies Near Nespelem
Dr. Frank O Hudnutt 3 uncle of A C Hudnutt Elyria died in Spokane Washington after wintering with the Hudnutt family. A veteran physician and former cowboy he rammed the old West from Texas to Dodge City and beyond. He died after five months visit to Elyria and returned April 11 to Nespelem where he will be buried beside his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Hudnutt
Spokane
Washington
Hudnutt
A. C. Hudnutt
Elyria
A.C. Hudnutt
Nospelem
New York State
Lockport
Horace Creeley
Old Guard
Texas
Dodge City
Hudautt
Michigan
University of Michigan
Cincinnati
Plains
American Desert
Rockies
Mexican
Canada
Wild Bill Hickox
Buffalo Bill
Har
American Mining Congress
West
Coulee Dam
Hudicutt
Collision Causes Minor Injuries In Elyria
Deputy Paonessa reports Mrs. M E Standen 61 of Cleveland and Louise Stang 17 of Griswold road treated for minor injuries after a collision at Lake Avenue and Samuel Street involving John Koepp 328 Ninth Street Elyria and Theodore Standen 27 Samuel Street Elyria. Koepp's passenger Elaine Schultz uninjured. Earlier Saturday Bath Street and Lake Avenue crash between Stacey Tarnowski 1122 Lake Avenue and Chester Royate 283 Spruce Street left no injuries.
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Paonessa
M. E. Standen
Cleveland
Louise Stang
Griswold Road
Lake Avenue
Samuel Street
John Koepp
Ninth Street
Elyria
Theodore Standen
Ohio Delegation Backing Roosevelt Mostly in 1930s Votes
An analysis shows the Ohio delegation in Congress largely supported President Roosevelt this session, with stronger cohesion in the House than the Senate. Key votes covered extensions of veterans insurance, farm loan rates, and the relief bill, with notable splits from Rep. Lamneck and Sen. Donahey on several administration measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Robert J. Bulkley
Vic Donahey
Arthur P. Lamneck
Columbus
Rockeye
Ohio House
Harlan
Lamneck
Polk
Thom
Bulkley
Donahey
Tennessee Valley Authority
Sen
Rep
Secrest
Reps
White
Jenkins
Thirty Complete Travel Camp Tour Thru East
Olmstead Travel Camp group of thirty completed a six week eastward tour ending in Oberlin after visiting Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York City Boston Quebec and Montreal. They toured college campuses including Wellesley Smith MacDonald McGill and noted activities from mountain climbing to swimming and campus teas hosted by Mildred McAfee Neilson and other hosts. Local Oberlin members and relatives are listed among travelers with a note of upcoming club meetings and local visits.
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Oberlin
Olmstead
East
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Quebec
Montreal
Wellesley College
Mildred McAfee
Smith
Neilson
MacDonald College
McGill University
Stock Exchange
Chase National
NBL
Music Hall
White Mountains
Adirondacks
John G. Olmstead
Allen M. Olmstead
Florence Clevenger
Pettiford
Walter James
Dorothy Anne Davis
Miss Helen Wade Weds Cleveland Man
Miss Helen Wade daughter of Laura Wade and Philip Ebel of Cleveland was quietly married last evening at the Episcopal rectory in Elyria with Rev. Redhead officiating. The bride’s sister Bliss Mabel Wade and brother Benjamin Wade of Oberlin attended. After a two weeks trip the couple will reside in Cleveland where Mr. Ebel is treasurer of the Central Outdoor Advertising Company. Regular lodge and post meetings are announced for Vine Rebekah, Karl Wilson Locke Post No 1023, Martha Chapter, and related Eastern Star activities.
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Helen Wade
Laura Wade
North Procesor Street
Philip Ebel
Cleveland
Elyria
Redhead
Bliss Mabel Wade
Benjamin Wade
Oberlin
Evel
Ebel
Central Outdoor Advertising Company
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Martha Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Vote Approval of History Project in Lorain County
County Commissioners Edward DeChant and John Davidson, both Democrats, approved a WPA history project over Republican Oscar G. Dunn's objection. The move authorizes crossing county office records for the project, after department heads previously warned it would disrupt their work. Dunn had argued department heads should first approve.
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Edward DeChant
John Davidson
Lorain County
Ohio
Oscar G. Dunn
WPA
Dunn
Deaths and funeral notices from Oberlin and Lorain area
Obituary notices report Mrs Kittie West of Oberlin dying at 8:20 am after a long illness at 134 South Main Street. Survived by husband Louis T. West, son Theodore H. West, daughter Beulah West, and four Wilkes brothers. funeral Tuesday at 3:00 pm at the West home with interment at Westwood cemetery. Also death of Mrs Etta Francis formerly of Elyria Lorain resident for 50 years, died at her daughter's home Stop 5 Yellow Line arriving from Wakeman and Elyria. survived by six children, thirteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. funeral Tuesday at St Marys Lorain with burial in St Marys Cemetery Ellia. Also brief note of Arthur Krupka treated for a lacerated foot at Elyria Memorial Hospital after injury near West Avenue and Oberlin Road.
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Oberlin
Kittie West
Louis
T. West
South Main Street
Etta Francis
Elyrian
Lorain
Ralph Cobb
Ireland
Wakeman
Elyria
St. Mary's Church
Altar Society
Francis
James A
Edward J
William D. Francis
Thomas J. Francis
Fred Johnson
Baltimore
Cobb
Arthur Krupka
Maple Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
House eyes wage law and farm aid as session winds down
The Senate tackles sugar legislation while the House marks time until Thursday. The wage and hour bill heads for final action by Friday under a rule. The Wagner-Stegall housing bill lingers in committee. Open hearings on the tax loophole closure proceed as farm bloc tensions rise. A $200 million wheat crop insurance plan may be set for possible action this week. farm interests press for broader crop loan measures.
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Senate
House
Wagner - Stegall
Banking and Currency Committee
Ways and Means
Treasury
Dil
Dioce
White House
Few Offers For Old Fire Bells
Fire Chief W N Bates reports only a few offers received for four bells stored at the 1st Side Fire Station. The two smallest weigh about 200 pounds each, another is heavier, and the largest bell weighs between 800 and 1,000 pounds. The bells, once hung in the Central Fire Station tower, may be sold as scrap iron if unsold.
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1St Side
W. N. Bates
Belle
Bates
Strike 1s Settled In Cincinnati With Wage Hikes
A strike by long distance truck operators in Cincinnati was settled today as drivers helpers and dockmen won about 80 percent wage increases and reduced hours. The settlement ends a dispute that had disrupted transportation and dock work in the area.
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Jincinnati, O
Pig Damages Garden Owner Pays Money to Neighbor
In North Ridge near Vincent school, Stanco caught Joe Faulick’s pig in his vegetable garden. He demanded $5, threatening to keep the pig. Deputies mediated. Stanco accepted $2.60 and released the animal.
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Stanco
North Ridge Road
Vincent School
Joe Faulick
Stance
Paulick
John Hudak
Johny Fulton
Stancn
Richwine Runs Ice Cream Business as Individual
Richwine states he operates the Richwine Ice Cream Co as an individual and rents the property from the bank. He says the bank action to secure title to the property does not concern him personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwine
The
Richwine Ice Cream Co
George Richwine
Toledo Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Report
Market bulletin lists grain figures for WHEAT No. 2 red and yellow OATS No. 2 white with varied prices, plus CORN and other crops. It also covers Cleveland livestock: CATTLE, CALVES, SHEEP AND LAMBS, HOGS, plus produce like BUTTER EGGS and LIVE POULTRY, with receipts and price ranges for each class. Local produce items include beans, berries, carrots, celery, corn, cucumbers, lettuce, peppers, potatoes, and tomatoes with assorted bundles and per unit prices.
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Toledo
Latra Lelb
Boston
Marietta
Cleveland
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Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Court Street
City Hall
John Finnan
H. E. Wibber
New York Central Railroad
Berlin
Stone’s Grill
Joseph Q. Petro
Arthur W. Aleshire
Springfeld
William A. Ashbrook
Johnstown
Herbert S. Bigelow
Ann
Harold K. Claypool
Chillicothe
Robert Crosser
Claveland Y
Joseph A. Dixon
Anthony A. Fleger
Brooks Fletcher
Marton
Byron B, Ilarian
Dayton
Ayyaaan
Don W. Harter
Akron
John F. Munter
Lawrence A. Imhoff
St. Clairsville
al Thomas J. Jenkins
Ironton
Michael J. Kirwin
Youngstown
Esther Wood
Richard Clevenger
Martes Club
Donald Cummings
West College Street
Noble Grand Association of the Vine Rebekah Lodge
Catherine Horning
North Main Street
Henrietta Centa
Waterloo
Indiana
J. C. Schafer
Prospect Street
Charles M. King
Meryl King
Lansing
Ht. G. Kiermund
Torch Lake
Margaret Wright
William E. Wright
South Professor Street
University of Wisconsin
Paul Warner
Son Philp
P. H. Ohly
T. J. Rice
South
J. F. Zellers
Wear College Street
Petoskey
Wilma Watson
Ashland
Delmar Horning
Waldo Watson
Charles Hallauer
Groveland Street
Lilian Dudley
Wendolyn Jackson
Gilbert
Oberlin Beach
George Bailey
Patricia
Lars Jacobson
Detroit
Petrel
Put-in-Bay
J. D. Yocum
Margaret Yocum
Misa Nora du Kan
Vincent Donovan
Jay Dugan
Sederis
Kittie
Garner
Dutch Boy
Eagle Pitcher White
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Sid Rossters
Long Island
New Jersey
Mack
New Cobblers
California
Jena Whites
Oregon
Reds
Idaho Bakers
Bluebird
W. R
Zaene
Elsman Sar. & Trust
Pocahontas
Schroll
Seward N. Black
Castle
Second Street
Elybia, Ohio
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